The state republican. (Jefferson City, Mo.) 1871-1896, 1890-09-18
fHn following Congressional nothiha-


THE following Congressional fiotiiifia-
tions were made on the 12th: Missouri,
Seventh district, w. d. Barnett tRepJ J.
Wisconsin,, Seventh district Frank Co
burh (DemJ. Kentucky, Third dis.
trict, Lewis Jones tRep.J.
EX-CoNOREssMAN RUFUS II. KING died
at his home at Catskill, N. Y, on the
18th, aged 10 years.
The following Congressional nomina-
lions wefe made on the lBthi Kentucky.
Third district, 3. II. Goodnight (bem,)
Lewis Jones (Rep.j. Wisconsin, Fifth
district Thomas NJ. Blakstak (Rep.1.
New York, Thirtieth district, II. y.
Greenley Dem.).
Rev. William r. MILES, president OF
jesuits' College at New Orleans,
dropped dead just after fetirihg from
the pulpit on the 14th.
GENERAL CRoCKER, warden OF the
United States Jail at Washington and
the executioner of Guiteau, President
Garfeld's assassin, died at his homo In
Washington on the i4th.
Mis- FRANCIS CONSTANTINE died at
West Manayunk, Pa, on tho 18th, aged
1o5 years and months. Her first bus.
band was killed in the war OF 1914
JOSEPH +. GIBSON, general manager
OF the Adams Express Company, died
suddenly in Richmond Va, on the 18th,
aged bs years,
THE official figures on the 10Th from
the recent election in Arkansas gave
Eagle tDem.) for Governor over Fisher
Union Labor and hep.) majority Of
2l,OSG.
THE Congressional nominations Oil
the 18th were: Illinois, Eighth district,
Charles +. Farrell (Pro.). Ohio, Twenty
fifth district, d. f. Adams Farmers
Alliance). Montana, w. w. Dixon
(Dem.). Arizona, Mark A. Smith DEM J
renominated. Michigan, Ninth district,
william Lewis patrons of Husbandry)
FOREIGN.
CAPTAIN PIrTs, of the American
steamship Acapulco, made a satisfac-
tory explanation ON the 11th in refer
ente to the recent shooting Of General
Barrundia at Guatemala. The killing
was done in self.defense.
hh' iNrs' VI WV biph soy thab u lcNOlu~
tion had broken out in tho canton of
Of Tieino Switzerland, owing to diff
ference of opinion regarding the re-
vision Of the constitution. Three mem.
bers OF the Cantonal Government had
been imprisoned, ono had been killed
and the others had fled.
ADvItEs OF the 11th from Vienna,
Austria, were to the effect that the In.
fluenza had again reappeared, and was
causing much suffering and death. 1t
had the same manifestations as before,
but instead of being attended with
throat and chest troubles now appeared
US intestinal complaints.
By an explosion in coal mine at
Leoderburg, Germany, on tho 19th
twenty persons were entombed, and it
was feared that all perishcd.
THE United States man-of.war Balti.
more arrived at Stockholm Sweden, oh
the 18th with the body OF Inventor
Ericsson on board. The vessel made the
crossed the Atlantic.
THERE were thirty-one new cases OF
cholera and twenty deaths from the
disease at Valencia, Spain, on the 12th.
THE Worlds Vegetation congress con.
vened in annual session in London,
Eng, on the 12th. Representatives
were present from the United States,
the continent and India.
c. C. HALE, charged with shooting
with intent to kill his brother-in-law,
Eugene Cowles, both Of Cleveland, O.,
pleaded guilty to aggravated assault In
Montreal on the 18th and was fined $500.
CERrLE PEARsoN was killed in quar-.
rel with farmer named Howard on the
18th at Winnipeg by his antagonist
showing an umbrella into his left eye.