The intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1887-1891, 1888-11-10

ila At y. w. LOOMS. sloo"
wen keep John In until Tim gets back.
We'll, Mr.. Youngs did not beat Mr.. Dill
Drd.
The German Catholic parsonage on Frank
\ avenae approaches completion. 1t Is o
| rory neat and substantial cottage.
The new coat OF macadam on Main between
Z tn and Tenth streets IL . great improve
cent to the roadway. The same thing Is
I IDLY needed all the way to Thirteenth street.
i Norfolk, Va, Nov. TN Portsmouth
AD-night four hundred negroes marched
n rough the streets singing. ''Hang Grover
sveland Oh q Sour Apple Tree" They en-
unterod n party Of whites and a free fight
, Cured. between forty and fifty pistol shots
'4g fred and three white men wounded,
of them seriously. The negroes were
] iually dispersed and the city Is under police
protection. Ono hundred special policemen
pave been sworn in to preserve order, as
more trouble is anticipated. Both classes are
yell armed.
A%lbuausrque, N M. Nov. 7.-Last night,
Ihile fhadndges and clerks were counting the
HI IL SaES Rafael, Valencia county, Pro-
Hc4k 4tiemocrat who was assisting them,
4ttz lead by someone on the 'ontside, the
ktS5d yoking 10 pistol through the window
ind firing, II appearslthat the democrats
1 ad u majority In the precinct, and as they
we're making a desperate fight to win the
,ounty, with apparent success, 1t Is presumed
hat those on the outside intended TO kill the
Judges and get away with the ballot box.
1rhe murdered man was the brother -in-' aw
bf Father Bruno, the parish priest, and was
well known.
An alteration took place at the corner OF
IiTonth and Main streets. last Friday evening
(which came near proving fatal to Mr.. John
ars. A man named King, who lives In
.,,ae honse with him, was somewhat in
Gated. and Mr.. Summers tried to get hin
% home. King became enraged and drew
ockct knife, with a blade about two and a
1 inches long, and began to stab at Sum-
4 hers. He cut his coat in several places, and
lrove the blade Of his knife to the handle In
Rthe back of Summers chest, indicting a lung
AwOund. Summers was at once taken to the
Eonice of Drs. Russell and Alexander. where
lshis wound was dressed. His physicians fear
l,ed immediate homorrhage. but a. that did
mot sot iD thought their patient would recOv.
her, and he has been doing very well. King
was placed In Jail.
Kansas CITY Tmes:-W hatever the demo-
,crats OF New York have lone or failed to do,
the party In Kansas City has fulfilled its
g,promises nsbly. The fifth stands new In Its
! proper place among sound democratic dis
trieis. The people of Kansas City and The
~Aeo9rties Of the district are ~tnQrouRhlY fpy
tariff reform. 4 r8ssz vi H}94 E>Id >ttt< n
90 rsnsi1I.eac1a j. fHeafaA&< 11k<1 Hc<z>
tisereaae IN sheic ~ nss,pfi<z. noz2sshA
as.sd56< a. 1sssilg ibefsszsd y0te, shows
n.y. 6I4inlf he veal sentiment In favor OF
M. Cleyeland's policy. What every old
DEMOCRAT sees with heartfelt rejoicing Is the
uubroken harmony of the party. In the
ci,es and IN the counties straight democratic
Aicksts were the order Of the day. The
kpledges OF work for harmony made by all
Elements In the summer were observed every
where. Democrats came to the polls for the
tickets and not for the satisfaction Of personal
} grudges.
Page City:-Col. Geo. Vandiver recently
Feturnrd TO his domicile and found tied In the
! yard a handsome brown dog-s present FROM
If,ant. Ryland Todhunter. It 10 q recent i'm
4 portatiof.pf the captains, and has q pedigree
A,as fashionable aud aristocratic as the mos
! motable short-horns or blooded horses. fol
(which Capt. Todhunter is famous rs as breed
e. TITS understood the captain, who hal
! done so Iauch to improve the stock Of Lafay'
cite. will add a kennel TO has extensive de.
nartment. and pay special attention TO thu
intreduction Of the Bayariau Setter ant
! shepherd, also good for coons. This ANNA
4. n beautiful cInnamon-br0wn, short headed
,a,t made. pop-eyed and remarkable for In
ioence and courage. 10 has been known
Africa to tree a coon on the back Of Al
I~oIeohanu. drive the elephant In q carrall and
=, na,icnltly at the entrance until his master
..,ived one week later and bagged the game
~. Prve Wilson and Capt. Thornton assisted
-, importer in bringing this noble specimen
liz destination, where he may now b
an. "a sample Of this new and valued variet'
the canine. The importer and breede,
y particularly Influenced iuto engaging II
1 <husiness by Mr.. Wilson. who report
these dogs all the rage In Illinois, where h
.r gently Waited. Thor popularity Their
cunts IN "a monopoly OF the trade. Capt
- 3~trunter also bears testimony to th
oerior qualities Of The Bsvarlan shepher'
and Setter. Tom Miller is thinking Q
establishing a branch kennel If the importe
will take an interest in the business. A cat
, ologue with hosts Of animals and pedigree wi
be out soon. Another staunch voucher 70
the history and performances Of the Bavaria
! sheuberd and Setter. also good for coons.
J Dayid o'Daunel, OF the Missouri 1 bluffs, Al
associate Of Baron Muncbanson and we
known In his community. Mr.. Pat LlIlis
a,other citizent wbu banks on the Bavaria
s /. pherd and Setter AS an all-purpose dol
C,l. v, is delighted with his specimen an
will exhibit bin vt The next centennial exp
sIt9n.