Mexico weekly ledger. (Mexico, Mo.) 1855-1956, 1889-09-05
LATE NEWS ITEMS.


A strike in the green-glass trade
is expected.
George Fawcett Rowe, the play
wright, is dead.
A Kearney county, Kansas, school
treasurer skips with sl5, 600.
Congressman Mckinley is op-
posed to calling an extra session.
Ohio Democrats have nominated
James e. Campbell for Governor.
A New Hampshire couple were
married in a balloon at Manches-
ter.
The silver-lead ore question is
still undecided by the treasury Of.
ficials.
The Bald Knobber cases a,
Ozark, No., have been taken from
the docket.
The VINE product of California
for this year Is estimated at IL, 600.
600, 600 gallons.
Gen. Pavey, of Illinois, announ-
ces himself in the field for Gov
ernor in 1892.
II. P. Meem hereicallv rescued
43 men imprisoned in the Cnmber-
land (Md.) mine.
Governor Francis has been made
president of the Worlds Fair Com
mlttee of two hundred.
Mrs. w. E. Christian, the only
child ofStonewan Jackson, died at
Charlotte, N. c., yesterday.
The Broadway Surface Railroad
of New York was sold to Colonel
Daniel Lamont for s25, 900,
The medicine establishment Of
H. Warner at Rochester. N. Y,
has been sold for 81, 600, 600.
District of Columbia Republi-
cans are kicking because offices do
not come to them rapidly enough.
Southern Republicans have
begun movement for the aboli-
tion Of the internal revenue laws.
The West Virginia canvass gives
Fleming CDem.) for Governor a
plurality of 100, with more coming.
The estate of Charlemagne
Tower, the Philadelphia million
aire, has been appraised at s15,-
OOO, 600.
Corporal Tanner made speech
virtually impugning the virtue oi
American soldiers widows at Mil.
| waukee.
| A meeting of Republicans in
| Washington denouaces the policy
of the administration regarding re.
movals.
The office Of the Irmes-Record, a
Prohibition newspaper at Valley
City, OAK, was destroyed by a
mob yesterday.
There is much excitement in st.
Augustine, Fla, over the discovery
| of pot of old Spanish coins in the
cellar of an cid house.
Ex-senator II. G. Davis and C.
R. Flint succeed ex-senator w. P.
Whyte and ]. R. G. Pitkin in the
International Congress.
The Governor of North Dakota
has issued proclamation calling q
State election to be held ON October
l to elect State officers.
The Rev. J. O. s. Huntington,
who has been through the Illinois
mining district, tells touching
story of the awful poverty there.
| The Prohibitionists of Pennsyl
vania nominated J. r. Johnston, o.
Pittsburg, for State Treasurer, ant
declared in favor of female suffrage
President Hewins of the Chero'
kee Cattle Co. says that the reports
of an epidemic of Texas fever in tn.
Indian Territory are greatly ex
aggerated.
Bonnie McGregor's mile in 2:1s
IL, at Lexington, is the best record
Of any living stallion, and is within
/ a quarter of second of Maxey
Cobb's record of 2:13 Ia.
/ The Grand Army encampmen
passed resolutions declaring conf
dence in the integrity of Commiss
ioner Tanner and asking for a full
investigation of his administration
The Grand Army encampment q
Milwaukee listened to the report o
the pension committee, selecte,
Boston as the place for next year
encampment and elected Genera
Russell A. Alger commander-in
chief for the ensuing year.
/ rheumatism Can be Cared.
It has baffied the skill of our bes
physicians and there are to-da,
more men. women and childrel