The intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1887-1891, 1889-08-10
ABOUT MISSOURIANS.

Lake superior
Congressman Bland is the happ
father of another fine boy, born a
Lebanon last week.
State Senator james L. HAZEL re
turned Monday from al extended visi
to Washington territory.
Hon. john j. O'Neill will probabl
be u candidate again Tor congress i
the eighth Isl. Louis) district.
Mr.. A. 5. Deacon, of Han risonviile,
growing u banana plant and expects I
have a banana crop next summer.
Il. l.. Mabrey, junior editor Of tn
Doniphan PrOspect.News, has starle'
a newspaper at Winona, Shame
county.
Frank Grassy, the well-knowl
sporting editor of the Kansas Cit
Times, is spending his vacation d
Sedalia.
Judge A. ii. Backner, of Libert
township, Saline county, has bee
mentioned by two newspapers as goo,
material for congress.
Capt. Henry 5. Keitzeberg, of tn
university cadets, Columbia ha
accepted a position on the Mississippi
river government survey.
Prof. Chas. Wait, Tor several year
,lf,oniAc II Tho onhnnI rs ,,t.,nu Of Rnllu
is now professor of chemistry in tn
University OF Tennessee.
Mr.. r. p. Archer, of Sedalia, is
very prominent applicant for cine
grain inspector under the new in
| spectiOn law OF Missouri.
Capt. G. j. Dubois, of Macon City
has boon elected mayor of Reno City
Oklahoma. The Missourians will b.
prominent wherever they go.
The wife OF Capt. ID. p. Slattery, thu
prominent elevator manager in st
Louis, died at CASTLE, N. Y, Angus
2, leaving him with two children.
Col. Thos, Il. Price, of Sedalia, il
spending the summer, with his family
at White Sulphur Springs, Va. lii
will return to Missouri. in September
Judge CAN'T, Of Clinton, says he viii
under no circumstances be a candidate
for congress. He thinks Charlie Nor.
gan and Judge Givens will be in the
race.
Chss. H. Mitchell, agent of the labor
bureau. spent the last week at mine
LaMotte, gathering statistics OF the
lead interests there. He is this week
in and about Pilot Knob.
Miss Alice Moore, OF Kansas City
was chosen sponsor for the steamship
kansas City," and christened the
great vessel at Chester, Pa, last We'd
nesday, with becoming ceremonies.
Ex-Congressman Hazeltine, of
Greene county, has gone to raising figs
on his farm at Dorchester. This il
better employment than going to con-
gress al a greenbacker on a republican
ticket.
The Cassville Democrat declares thai
"Ed. O'Day displayed great ability il
the Missouri legislature and worked
hare Tor the people" and II therefore
favors his nomination for congress
against Wade.
Hon. Tom Holland, of St. Louis, g
labor union representative in the last
Two general assemblies, has been ap.
pointed a special agent of the labor
bureau by Mr.. Lee Meriwether, the
commissioner.
DIR. j. F. Hanna, who died recently
at Lyons, Kansas, was formerly con
nected with the medical department OF
the state university. His remains
were brought back to his old home IL
Pike county for interment.
Mr.. Rollin Lyman, of Columbia, il
the proud possessor of a powder-horl
which was carried by his grandfather,
Abel Lyman, at the siege OF Quebec
The relic is about u foot and u half long
and was made from a steers horn.
1t is announced at Fredericktown
That Hon. IL N. Phillips, of Maiden,
will be a candidate for congress in the
Fourteenth district. MIR. Phillips Is
one of the finest orators in Missouri
and would no doubt make a good
congressman.
Gen. James w. Denver, the we'll
known Ohio democrat, for whom the
city of Denver, Colorado, was named,
was at n time q C. zen of Missouri,
and was editor of & paper in Platte
City. The general is now visiting
Kansas City.
Mr.. Patrick Mulcshy, the WELL
known ST. Louis contractor, and the
builder OF Missouri's new capitol, was
a private soldier in a Louisiana regi-
ment in the confederate army and
participated in nearly all the heaviest
battles Of the Il
al. Bittinger, OF the st. Joseph
Herald, does not seem TO be overly well
pleased with the Harrison adminislra-
tio. He says:-Missouri has received
Que betty %consulship under the present
administration. Our member OF the
cabinet is not u success as II helper OF
his party friends.
Mr.. James Moran, of Lebanon,
brother OF Hon. Mike Moran, of ST.
Joseph, is now a leading lawyer at
Guthrie, Oklahoma, while DR.. j. p.
Richardson, of Stoddard county, for.
merly speaker of the Missouri house of
representatives, is a practicing physi-
clan of Oklahoma City.
Speaker Russell, of Charleston, has
gathered mp d bunci. Of political
friends, including Hon. Waller Young,
of st. Joseph, and has gone to the
mountains of Colorado for a season
of tr%out-6shing. He says that Missis-
sippi county beats the world at raising
corn, watermelons cad democrats.
Lee Meriwether, state commissioner
Vt the bureau of labor statistics, is in
Jasper county, making a thorough
into the great lead and zinc
interests of that section. /. is worthy
of note that the output OF zinc at
is running up in amount and
price and will shortly bring $40 a ton,