Chariton courier. (Keytesville, Chariton County, Mo.) 1878-current, 1886-12-02
DOTS AND DAsRES.

= IOr InS season DecemDeI L.
2 Mime. BelIanner, former mistres
of Napoleon III. died Friday,
: John Hamilton, minor. wa
, killed at Butte, Mont, by falling
cage.
-Arbor day was celebratedln Sal
Francisco Saturday by the sehoo
children.
The new Chilian cabinet has DIR
del Solar as president of the council
of ministers. i
The new 50 silver certificates
will be ready for distribution the last
of this week.
The revenue from oleomargarIne
for the present month is placed at
S4OO, 900.
Heavy losses of sheep and cattle
in the late blizzard are reported from
! Montana.
The business failures of the past
week number PIG, as against PAP the
previous week.
Twelve million bushels of coal
have been shipped by water from
Pittsburg this month.
The Memphis, Tenn, water
works were. sold Saturday to New
York firm for $500, 900. ..se
Meier, school teacher, Is add
ed to the list of those lost In Tues
days blizzard IN Dakota.
1t is estimated now that S125, 900
worth of cattle in Chicago are in dan
ger of pleuropneumonia.
Three deaths from diphtheria in
one family in Elmira, n. Y, have
occurred In the last week.
The American Poultry associa-
ton will hold It's annual exhibition in
st. Louis December 16 to p.
AT Meadville, Pa, Friday, Mrs.
Mary Byllesby was burned to death |
while alone in her room.
The manufacturers of carbon for
electric lights will meet in Cleveland
to-day to organize national pool.
L. Abrahams & Co., clothing
manufacturers of Milwaukee, Wis, |
have failed with 100000 liabilities.
Mrs. Charles Smith of Charlotte,
Mich, was burned to death Friday,
her clothing having caught fire.
Positive evidence of an inten-
ton to set fire to the Continental
hotel, Chicago, was discovered Fri
day. f...... -, -.ss
United Ireland claims to have
discovered plot to oust Gen. But
er for sympathy with evicted ten
ants, ,
"A committee of citizens at Hele-
IA, Mont are getting up a strong
to congress, asking for
-l..5
William Woodcock, president of
le Railroad Master Mechanics asso-
,iatlon, died in Elizabeth, Nj, Sat-
lrday, aged 81. +
The 1 900 Cincinnati coopers
Who struck for higher wages recent
y have adjusted their differences
With the manufacturers.
Senator Warner Miller of New
York has been lndorsed for re.elec-
ion by the wholesale cheese, butter
md egg associations of that state.
The contract for building the
Fort Smith,, EIdorado and North
western railway has been let and
work will begin at Eldorado, Kan, +
Tery soon. -oa~
The schooner Metropolis, load
d with lomp and iron for Chicago,
vent ashore near Ed Rapids, Mich,
friday night. The crew we're saved.
The United States government
las declined to take any action re-
,arding the Rivera murder in Mexi-
%, july IA, on the ground that he
vas not a citizen.
Edward Sheldon cashier, of the
AXE SHIRE and Michigan Southern
Dad and one of the wealthiest rail-
Dad men in the West, died Friday in
Cleveland.
During the past season on the
,reat lakes thirty-three vessels have
'een lost and forty-one passengers
Irewned. The Underwriters have I
heavily.
Burglars in st. Louis Friday
light secured So, 900 worth of dla-
nonds, watches and gold and silver
in the jeweIry store of f. j
i. Kortkamp.
The Republican members of the [
Legislature for seven
western counties of the state have
ndorsed Matthew S. Quay for Unit
d States senator
Patrick Hayden, a weEl-known
politician and liquor dealcr of Jersey
City, y. J., was killed In his saloon
Friday by James Cavanagh, an oil
,eddler. The trouble was said to :
lave been due to Hayden's intimacy
With Cavanagh's daughter. L.
The. septennate bill places the ,
of the German army
ill 1894 at 46S,509 men. The