The intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1887-1891, 1890-11-15
Too much land steals.
Not any Dana, please.
ThuranaU yuaa Thurman

He is dead, too.
Prof. Koch's remedy will be made
public next week.
First thing Mr.. Blaine knows he will
out Golden Golden.
O'Neill in Washington leaves Joy in
the 9Th congressional district.
Wall street is quieting down. Wal
street is a good deal of a humbug, any,
how.
Signor Succi is fasting forty days, OF
at least is ten days enTOHfe to out.
Tanner Tanner.
II looks very much as if il were nc
longer possible to cheat Gen. Palmer
ont of his victory in Illinois.
Mr.. Blaine now wants free trade
with Canada. Holy horrorsI Why
they are Hinglish,ye knaw A.! Tewifckl
Watterson on the sitration:-"'Good
GOd,' said the woodchuck when the
woodpecker struck him, and away he
flew"
If Tom Russell discharges his dem.
ocratic workmen there will be a good
many democrats who will discharge the
Russell thresher.
The Nicaragua canal company has
spent $4,000, 900 in the work in the
past year and has now ten years in
which to complete the canal.
The New York Herald wants to see
MIR. Dana. OF the Sun, elected United
States senator. We are not surprised
they are, on the tariff, birds OF a
feather.
John T. Heard received a majority
of 1864 votes over his opponent, Red
man. ''Injuns' don't seem to be pop.
ular in Missouri, especially political
Joseph Jackson, n of the Burrows
gang of train robbers, killed himself in
the penitentiary at Jackson, Mich,
throwing himself from the third tier to
the stone floor.
Henry Cabot Lodge says it was the
Mckinley bill that did it. Mr.. Lodge
is so bigoted and blind he fails to see
that his election bill was nearly as fatal
as the bill which he now condemns.
Filley thinks the Globe. Democrat is a
to its party, and the Globe
thinks-O,it is hardly neces-
sary to say what the Globe thinks, it
printed in in big type during the can
vass.
Like Mr.. Jack Tibbets in "The Cax-
Mr.. Mckinley may think
there are puddings in his tariff plan for
all the people, but as a matter of fact
the puddings are only for the manu-
facturer.
Solid shots in separate bills, aimed
al the trust protected monopoIies under
the Mckinley bill, will not only kill
that measure deader than Hector, but
they will still more effectually lay out
the &. o. p.
Messrs. belong and Tut have ar
rested two men, Charters and Ferguson,
With having wrecked the train
Ottervllle. They are merely sus-
poets, however, no certain evidence
yet been discovered against
them.
Mr.. Blaine can't stand with one leg
ON Mr.. Cleveland's seven-feet. high
platform and the other on the ground.
1t would split him ide open, political
ly. if not physically. lie must eat his
speeches Of 1888 or remain a proiec-
There has been a psnnicky feeling on
Wall street, this week, in stocks, gen.
manipulated by some sharp
sp%ecuIators. Mr.. Gould says there is
cause tor it, yet stranger things have
han to see him come out Of
The jamboree two or three millions
ahead.
Isn't the penitentiary about the right
place for such persons as Tom Russell
and John G.. Deuber? We have not
Iully made up III mind on the matter.
it looks a little that way. We
suggest 1t as q matter of debate by the
philosophical societies of Lafayette
The grand jury of Pettis county, on
last Wednesday, returned a bill: tor
murder in the first degree against
Judge John P. Higgins, for the killing
Of Col. Thos. B. Price. The case was
continued until the April term, 1891,
under the general practice, and Judge
admitted the prisoner to bail in
the sum OF S25 900.
John Z. Deuber, proprietor OF the
Hampton watch factory, has
to bounce his employees
who voted the democratic ticket. Give
Ihese cattle rope; they will very quick
y hang themselves. Elections are so
Tree in the north, you know. Reed
methods are to be used all round, it
seems. Well the little tin Re eds will
get the same comfort before the fight ia
over that their prototype received.
burlington, the murderer of Sheriff
.ranmer, of Cooper county, who is
under sentence OF death, and whose
escape we described last week has been
.pprehended ct Caseyville, Union
KY, where he went TO see his
sweetheart. Gov. Francis granted a
for his return to the state,
las: Thursday, and Sheriff Hornbeck
to Frankfort that evening 10
procure from Gov. Buckner the neces.
sary warrant. He will probably reach
tomorrow or Monday. Tur-
fears lynahing, but the people
Of Cooper county have acted with so
much patriotic moderation throughout
This entire case that we cannot believe
they will change their ~commendabIe
course at this time. Let the law con-
troll till the end. Justice will not be