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American puiutne.

From the san Francisco Examiner.
Adolph Sutro il trying the experiment
IF raising cinchoua trees AT his grounds
above the Gill house. Ii il from the bark
of about "A dozen varieties of this tree. that
quininc * extracted. and If they will thrive
in this climate the trees Will become very
valuable. Moreover. the cinchona is "a
very snowy tree and highly ornamental,
some of them growing toa height of ~
feet. The enormous medicinal consump-
ton az the bark OF the cinciiona has caused
the tree to d. extensively cultivated in
India aud Java. Ii grows in higl attitudes
ia New Grenada. Ecuador. Peru. and
Bolivia. wh r. there il "A great deal of
IA ,isiure. Ii has been trpel will great
success in A stral "A meas the 3 ac, "A ,t.ani
MIR. Sutro thinks some of the varieties will
grow here. where there il "A moisture in
the ntnnospllere all the wear round.
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BERLIN, Jan. lO.-Thr body of Impress
Augusta * lying in state in the chapel of
Schinss. which has been opened Ia h
public. and "a large number of persons are
moving past the collin. The will of the
dead Empress b.,Iucathcs her palaces AT
Berlin and Blhnlbcry Ia Emperor William.
To her daughter. the Grand Duchess of
Baden. sl," gives four million marks. and
leaves irgncirs IT, her servants ausl to "a
l,rg' number of charitable ami religious
hp,Iies.
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UNDERGROUND FAIRY PALACES.
The Imperial Cave in south Wales which
- NarveIlou>lS Beautiful.

-
The imperial cave in South Wales is
considered one of the most rnagniicent
of the series now opened. Ii il described
as '.graccd with myriahs of lovely OBJ
jccts. which shine on chambers whose
walls are clad in beauty of "a thousand
stars. There are underground gullics
terrible enough To- lie the home of Apol-
lyon with lcgions of g%ohlins. and strange
IL cIGn palaces where Gitania might be
supposed Ia reign and Robin GoodfcIlow
carry ON his frolic-onr pranks."
by the entrance of the Imperial cave is
an excavation some ~ feet long and ~
feet wide. which il called the "Wool-
she'd because the formation over the
walls and roof resemble the tic.s.cs of
sheep hanging about and spreading over
the shelving of rocks.
From this "a descent il obtained into the
Architects studio" "A cavern which il u
marvel of beauty, with hanging masses of
stalactitcs hanging from the roof and
along the walls. column after column pro-
fusrly decorated with coral and tracery
and natural carvings. Most of the form
alton * white or gray. but some of il
il richly colorcd.
Then i'm the Imperial cave there are n
succession of marvellous apartments,
called respectively either after ON ia
NOUS ~olonial lady or some special char
actcri-tic. The Imperial cave, indeed. is
full of enchanted grottoes and fair pal
aces which il is practically impossible tn
describe.
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MEN mi

M IIkIp OIIlnS' library Will be EOIu ut
auction in London, january Il.
General Secretary Aid of the British
Thcosonhic,I socictv saws that Thomas A.
Edison il "a Bruddhist.
Sou,,,r Inv.us has m vraat weakucss
Co.. III ,o.L,;,s anI l. rar.lv An WEAR
;uvo one ~ ,IiU.rc,,, color-
p.u,..,.;,. r., c,r.roe Montana
has -, n,,;o,.I a.. I.;,,, ,h. ;,,.,,r ~
~. 20 ~. So
-.
"a ,u. 80.
..",, Il
~ ~,
" ~"
Wi,iia'n fia'i,lnhu' WnAes.rre
ffeiSn's, ia.' '.s'.i ''' naS worN'u o"''
'o"sis' on mines In "ssr Os".
having r''nnifnc'" wv y" "'"e "
"n'es VIZ. 'e ~ o
ENN"osI "r"cii u''' =" ~
worN on ''ic Hran. -.
sue i'arN wiz "'Hin "'N' sp,.ns' -"
'hc aSSoc'.'.'p'
''o.'''''e.'' ''' ''s'
Ieais''u P'r~'s.'n. ur"'''"'"s' """'
date only eis"'o".
Last week al ise.'cn n.y. ~ "a rhi''raI
sermon was pr'aci''u over 'n'
Airs. athiiriiie hrowh' willow. "'r hHe
was w years 3ri"nths ana :" DAYS: She
made her btir,ai ropcs, KIM herscH u par
OF linen storkings Tor the OCCASION gave
iuii h"taiis i"r her p"r'ai a"i '''''''s
awaited I'll" messenger.
Robert B~rowning's familiar form viii be-
missed from London dinner tables, Tor it
was one at the most invrtcritc uiiicr~-out
during the fashionable season. He was
devoted tn society, especially to- American
society. His conversation was perfectly
delightful not insrrutabic. Ike ms
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Myss.rious Murder at Toronto.

TORONTO. Jan. 1O.-An old woman
named Jane Speers was found in her
house yesterday afternoon So badly as
-aulteh aud chokcd with "a rope that she
died "A few hours later. NJ ~ Spccr s was
AN old maid and lived alone, and was
thought To have considerable money. The
police have not yet fould the perprtrat-
pr- of the crime.
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WOMEN LAUGH AND SHREK.
a Graphic pea-Ficture of Lively scenes iu
q prrAtmu Bsnsnmr.

a Graphic Pea-Picture of Lively scenes IN
u Persian tbasAar.
Mounted cavaliers ar grandees. attend
ed by numerous outriders. produce gen-
eral constsrnation when moving pomp-
ously throught the bazaars i'm Persia.
Every ono darts quickly ont of the way of
the mettlesome ~stcc,ls, which seem tai
take special pleasure i'm oil when
half IA hundred women AMI children are
almost under their heels.
The fcranches who clear the way for h
great man show mercy tn no one. Be II
dog or donkey, man or woman that comes
within reach of their corbash. or whip, IL
desccnds on.ali alike. Amusing scenes
often occur, and some that are pitifui as
well. when sornc one gets hit or knocked
down.
Yelled women with shricks of laughter
or cries of pain. fly hitller and thitiIcr,
trying to keep the mantle over their faces.
i'm all their hurry, and the yslp OF ours
miuglcS with the metallic ring of ti.c
Arabian stc,d when his iron shoe strikes
fire from the pavement.
Add To- this scene c~ribroid"red cos
TUNES and housings of brilliant colors,
jcwelcd men of hanghty mem,
Nubian slaves aud the varied paraplierna-
liza of the surrounding booths, grouped i'm
the ,emi-twilight of - bazaar on "a warm
afternoon in june, says "a writer i'm the
Home Maker, and you have "a picture Of
fcring the from glow and variety OF
a Ncroucsc tempered 10y the low, rich. inn
aginativc tone of "a Rembrandt tn which
two centuries have added indcscribable
sl.pfh.
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THE DRIP.

Kcarney Enterprise Hotel clerk (:
''Chcck your grip. sir? Guest with the
%infiuenza) I: 'Good Lord, yes; ~ you
do it%"
New York Tribune The chest In simply
n sac. according tn the physicians. Then
il you have the prevailing disease your
chest IL n grip-sac.
Milwaukee ScatineI: Mayor Cregis r says
hc Is determined to keep diseased hogs
out of Chicago. The Chicago drummers
ont on the road who have La grippe will
please take notice.
Time: Patient: .Tha medicine You
gave me for my cold, doctor, cured me
entirely" Doctor lin surprisel ibid il :?
Well. blamed IL I don't believe III try il
myself. I can't get rid of mine."
Teras Syfin9s: Manager: ~ shall ex-
pcct you to play Dcsdcmona next week.
Actress: what! Desdcniona next week,
with this grippe: Nevah" "And why
not, pray: 'Imaginc Dthcllo raving
over my ,ifclcss body and i'm the most inn
passioned moment To have Desdemona
give IA loud double snccxc. Nevah!'
Peoria Transcript: An exchange thinks
that with $50 fatal cases of ''la grippe" i'm
Paris the American people,, and the para
%graphcrs in particular, should cease jcer-
ing and laughing. Very true. That is
easily done; to- cease laughing. partict-
larly when one has the disease, Is an easy
matter; hut will our esteemed contempo-
rary tell us how ID cease sncczing?
speak, - lovely Ann Eliza, with "a terrible coryza.
And a wheeling respiration fun of signs and
husky means,
with "a constant iaehrymation, and "A nasal into
nation,
From catarrhal Inflammation DER the turbi.
mated bones!
Why. though young aud happy maiden. Is thy
conversation laden
with "A cupioiIs addition of al,ortiye his and d'>?
And from whence did you derive IA red and
swollen coniunctiNe.
And "a frequent inclination to incontinrntIy
snceZr:a
Is this maiady outrageous which you suffer with
contagious.
Epidemic, ar endemic: Tell from whence. the
thing arose.
Where its place Of incti,ation. what its future
destinations!
spakr Tho lovely Ann Eliza, smiling sweetly
y one nose
r. ~ =. in R,h"i",fh sunday Herald.
weichsel sticks.
Tho fragrant Gcrman weichscl sticks,
now so popular for canes and umbrella
handles. are cut from "A wild cherry which
dealers say grows only in the Black for
est. The natural tendency of the wood il
tn grow crookcd and gnarlcd. I'm order
tn get straight sticks the German peas
ants build frames around the trees and
| train the young shoots upon them. fas.
tcning strings to the end of the shoots,
passing them over pullcys and attaching
weights. The weights are very slight at
first, but are Increased AS the branch
grows thicker and stronger. A tension is
thus produced which insures hat the
branch will grow straight.
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breakfast the children were all Ina n great
why over their presrnts and my l2-year-
old hoy was particularly proud nj my gift
tn him. So he came and gave me % Kiss
for il. A he went away I heard him say
to his mother: Mamma. 1 know what
N c1Oyev~
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M. S.. l..

The MONTANA a will hold
its First Grand Monthly Drawing, Glass "A,''
in public, AT Butte City, saturday, Jan. Is, 1850.
Tickets 81 cd each, II tickets for SiO.O0.
This lottery gives more and larger prizes I'm
proportion to the number of tickets issued than
any other lottery In the world. AGENTS
WANTED II you have not
been lucky in other lotteries try the Montana
state. For tickets. circulars and other informa.-
ton, Address j. j. COB
Butte City, Mont.
We pay express charges ON all orders for tick
cts of S5.W ar over.
AL. =. JACOBS. Agent, Anaconda. Mort.
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wcichsel sticks.

Lost Its Grip in Russia.
ST.. PETERSBURG, Jan. 1O.-IniluoHza has
completely disappeared from this city
and Moscow.
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can and see the latest tceddiny stationery
at the - STANDARD Office.
The advocate., 1890-12-17

bne |
council, at
80 may be indicated py
resident, and that it be eb Sm- sSa
ered ana STSgS o;ttsSs a. in it's judgment ~ ~
SgS Sss@ %sS and i 5S TSS0ESa G DaSS %
transmit mS,onSS 70 SS'V the National Secretary Iog
form, tnEoUg@ 90 the reform press, Lectures lectures
distribution hsrsbD Sg S of the order, tose'SneT SsT
and WemDe,Sn,I sIpts in their fayOr, as tnSs S
with tGS decide should be enacted .Ss into oEs s
I'VE ~ SOOnSa OOTnoSossdinas which shall eo Su0i'''
The advocate., 1890-12-17

..Ory of this order
will there be q perlou
i, demand for this indisgensSUSS inS IevSF SsI can
SSS sS BE- SO eeCua and 90 PrGSSOrsta Sortanco nc and
ord order. In view Of ts great i%R&'' tIst YOU viii
nSS tbS urgent demand for It, sIS'T insise thai
The advocate., 1890-12-17

..u labor
contemplated by
lands. The value OF Cue oCo
N sought depends upon "s uHb IN
..racy and the .promlpttnnetSS,s, tn tSs membership.
y T B To5 r. 'Ss Ss.S S'aSR 3 Rs
as't%q'RRsa 81 Ra 41 y s41sa S59Gsa3Ss :: ::
siSSS oS.f officer any OF his sn.oSoG tmo to
are ,qqired to give i've ANY aliSoved any Compen
the WORK nI5 tbs;r G eTvices nor any aPpropI,tao-
satiOn fOS Soi1ST I%ST expenses OF printing ETC.
Ss SSnGs Of Of S value and TG9d "aa mssns Ssfs15s S
OSoptSd STSd 70 render IL effective an" "a p''
The advocate., 1890-12-17

.Aused 20
.,toved ssgl..S q
mt thenks 10 the iounuS1 G..S :
--ai Dus eov the power ana
The intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1887-1891, 1890-07-12
The A. 7. Msso, ,a..hod tho vb.,

The A. l.. Mason reached the wharf
at Kansas City, last Tuesday, amid
salvos Of artillery and huzzas. No
steamboat, probably, has eses before
been launched upon It's career in this
river under snch tsvorsbly auspices,
with 30 many friends, no many in
duences ct work for her. The persistent
attacks OF the railroads upon the work
of this river line 10 10 be expected.
Many merchants who now talk big tor
the river route will be captured ty
special rates all the gear round, and it
behooves the friends of wster Transport
tation to keep all Of their eyes open.
However, With the Kansas City boom
in favor of the boats they should be able
to secnre ell the freight they can carry.
Remember, 1t Is not oratory, or lre
crackers, OF waving aags that will
make this steamboat line saeeessfal ,bnl
treights, and show your faith by your
works.
The intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1887-1891, 1890-07-12

The case OF the Rev. James l.. Car.
michael against his wife, Anna Car
michael. nee Timms, was concluded al
Chillicothe last Tuesday. Judge Davis
gave bis decision promptly ct the con-
elusion Of the testimony, saying that it
was unnecessary to argue Tho case.
The husbands character was pnshaken,
enough wrong.doing had been proven
against the wife to show her unworthy
0r the marriage relation, and Mr.. Car
michael was epijtleG to a divorce.
Public sentiment was with tho cOnrt
and the wronged husband. Mr.. Car
michaei's friends in this county will re-
joice that he has come ont Of the ordeal
scatheless SO far as the attacks upon him
as q husband are concerned, and that
having been wrongeg, the only repara-
lion in the power Of the lay has been
extended 10 him.
The intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1887-1891, 1890-07-12

Louisville in 1880 had 123, 1853 popu-
lation in 1890 it has 1870 900, a growth
OF As per cent. Memphis has in the
same time grown from 1882 TO $4,000,
123 per cent. Nashville, 1880 to ~.
456, 81 per cent; Atlanta 81 400 TO 65,-
600, IS per cent; Savannah 30,709 TO
to 1924, Al per cent; Dallas l0.359
tol29, 800, $50 per cent; San Antonio
2O,550 to $500, 80 per cent. Calves
ton 22,24S to $4,000, 81 per cent. Chat
tanooga 1882 TO 80, 1000, las per cent. /;
Houston 1858 to 3 $4,000, 80 per cent;
Fort Worth 6,663 to 81 900. 365 per
cent. Birmingham 1904 TO 81 600, 797
per cent. Investigation will show that
in business, IN educational and church
facilities, and III all The arts of peace
and industry the south has grown dur
ing the past ten years as fast ~ in pop
ulaliOn. The peace prosperity and
happiness of that section of our com
mon country are the best assurance
that the republican party's assertions
as TO its lawlessness are the baldest rot.
All that IS necessary to secure another
ten years OF equal prosperity and
growth is TO keep out OF the south the
republican carpet bag hooters Of recon
struction days who would rain down
upon Its devoted head were the infa-
mons Lodge election bill 10 become a
law.
The intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1887-1891, 1890-07-12

The democrats Of the fourteenth
senatorial district met at Jefferson City
last Thursday, and nominated Judge
j. d Starke on the first ballot. The
vote stood SO for Stsrks and IL for
Hon. J. A. Loye, Of MarieO. Judge
Starke IL q farmer, q man of ability. OF
fine presence and manners, aud the
chances are that 81 Q result of his can.
vass the democratic majority Of the
district will be very considerably luz
creased. Mr.. Love would also have
made an excellent candidate, being the
present member of the legislature from
Maries and having had legisla alive ex,
perjence before.
The intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1887-1891, 1890-07-12

the republican press is as much pei
turbed at what Bishop Potter said in
his address to The Phi Beta Kappa of
Harvard rs they are 81 the colleges
teaching Tree trade. Among other things
the bishop said :-"Never was there a
phariseeism of philanthropy in which
personal ACKNOWLEDGMENT more i'm
pudeptly m~asaueraded in the garment
OF 3 grateful patriotism than our halls
OF congress have lately presented, and
the unmanly silence with which
schemes so grotesque that they should
have long ago been laughed out of any
intelligent public assembly have been
received is u OF the post amazing facts
Of our political experience. indeed, far
apart in time as are Rome and Amer
lea, we must needs own that the resem
blances of history arc st opce tragic
and significant. 1t was a huge military
organization which once put the
Roman empire mp at auction and pro-
posed to knock 1t down 10 the highes,
bidder. To-day il is ip the air that it
Is the party which bids highest TO a
precisely similar constituency that Is 10
be rewarded with the symbols OF
national primacy and authority. And
out OF this it bss come TO pass that not
alone some SCARED and honorable
veteran, brave and MANNED survivor OF
en- heroic charge, but every skulking
camp follower spd deserter, every
fraudulent and taipted elsiwspt who
has. the effrontery to demand his bribe,
can have it, If only bis vote shall thus
bseome q commodity within the control
of partisan dictation, and he himself
a lackey to do his political masters
bidding. Coming from such . mainland
in such q presence, these words sbould,
aud undoubtedly will, arouse the pub
lie conscience 10 q sense OF the danger
of further qemagogism In this direction.
The intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1887-1891, 1890-07-12

Now we have the boats. The next
Thing is to get the water. To do this
we must act intelHgently:=-l. See that
Che appropriations TO improve the
river are spent for that purpose, in a
syslepstic and regular manner, not
irittsred away TO please local points.
2. See to it that the robbery Of the
water for irrigation purposes at the
head of the river is stopped. This is
July and boats find plenty of water but
September, October and November
will soo be along, when there will be
very little. Even now the Missouri is
not what it once was ip Jpne. How
can it be2 If we are in earnest about
using tine river let us wake up and go
TO work 10 save it.
The intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1887-1891, 1890-07-12
THE CENSUS.

Tae census returns as now lore
Swallowed are a great disappointment
to the two principal cities in Missouri
and to the people of the state at large.
Reasonable calculations based upon the
votes cast at the last general election
justified h eXpectation. hat st. Louis
would show ut this census an in
crease TO 500 900 population. Kansas
City to $50 900 and the state to 3,000,-
600. Instead of this the indications are
that st. LOuis will he given 43O, 900,
X ansas City 1885 600, and the state
200, 900. While all intelligent people
concede the wonderful growth of
Chicago the abnormal increase OF pop
ulation from 503, 1855 in 1885, to l.0S6,-
900 in 1890 gives color to the charge
that the same political influences which
secured for that city the worlds fair
have had much to do in obtaining tor
il the enumeration of its population. st.
Louis continues TO be the sixth city,
while Chicago from fourth place springs
to second. The first six cities are, New
York, 1927, 227; Chicago, 1,0S6 900;
Philadelphia l,040. 499 brooklyn, $685.
5S3; Baltimore, 1872 ,095; St. Louis,
430, 900. In 1850 these cities stood,
New York, first, with l,206. 299; Phil.
adelphia, second, with S47 ,l70; Brook
Ign, third, with 566 .663 ;Chicago~ fourth.
with 500 1876; Boston, fifth, with 1862
S39; st. Louis, sixth, with $50 ,5lS.
| Boston from fifth place in 1880 falls to
| seventh IN 1890, and Baltimore, which
was seventh in 1880, with a population
OF 332, 3l3, has advanced to fifth IN 3
1t will be observed by a little COM
parison that the increase i'll population
OF all these leading cities OF the country
is substantial; in New York, Philadel-
phia. Brooklyn, Baltimore and st.
Louis 1t may be said TO be great-in
Chicago it is simply stupenduous,
serving notice, If the figures shall stand,
upon New York to prepare to abdicate
her hitherto proud pre-eminence as the
first city of the country.
The population OF these six cities IN
1880 aggregated 3,s06 ,I4S, in 1890 it
foots up 5,422, 404, or a gain in ten
years OF SIG, 256 or 42.2 per cent. The
population of the country in 1880 was
so, 153. 1854. The estimates which have
been put forth from the census bureau
indicate that this year it will run up TO
"a, 500 900, a gain OF 1886, 800 in ten
years, or % 5 per ent If these esti.
mates are v approximately correct,
and hold out as between the urban and
sub. urban growth of population, which
they should do, il will be seen that the
cities have grown at the rate OF 1871
per cent. more than the whole popula-
ton. This is not a startling difference,
though Il would be better Tor the coun
try il the figures were reversed, and il
the tendency were rather from the city |
to the farm, than from the farm TO the
city.
1t will, in the light of lranspiring
events in congress. prove OF interest TO
observe very closely the relative value.
or lack of value, of the census returns
as between the democratic and repub-
lican portions of the country.
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TRUSTEES

wv HEREAS. Henry Wright and Maitir
w HJIght, his vile by their certain deed
Of trpst dated the 25Ih day Of June. 1889. and
recorded In the rrGoTder's Office of Lafayette.
county, Missouri. In book 80. I,age 397. can
veyed TO the undersigned as trustee. the follow =
Ing described real estate. situate and lying ia
the county OF Lafayette, and state of Missouri,
tow Part of block sevpn 60. McGirk's addi-
lion TO Lexington Missouri. Beginning mt the
southwest corner OF said block and running
north with line OF Laui ei street anu on the east
aide thereof. two hundred and thirty nine (23gJ
feet to lns nnrthwest Ct rner OF said block,
thence east with line Of Branch street. one hun
dred and ten ul0) feet, thence south In line
parallel to west side OF said block to north limo
OF kIdgewRy street, thence with north line of
itIdgrway street to The beginning. which con
yeyance was made TO secure the payment of IA
certain promiSsory note IN said deed OF trust
dsscribed. and, whereas. default has'been made
In the payment or said proHiss0ry note and
interest, whenthe same became due and payable,
to the terms of said note and OF said
deed OF trust, now therefore, !. the undersign-
ed. trustee. at the request OF the legal holder
and owner of said prJmissOry note. will. ON
MONDAY, JULY 2sth, 1896,
at the courthouse door, In the city OF LexIng-
ton. Lafayette county. Missouri. between The
AoUrs OF nine O'Clock in the forenoon and five
o. CLOCK In Tie afternoon OF that day sell publicly
At auction to the highest Ridder for Gosh the real
estate above described. for The purpose Of salts
fying this above mentioned mote and interest due
and the expenses Of executing this
trust GEO. N. CATROk,
july Std Trustee.
The intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1887-1891, 1890-07-12

Tine Otate board Of equalization was
in session two days this week to hear
complaints from the Missouri Pacific,
Wabash and g., B. & q. railroad COM
panies, to the effect theet their roads
had been over assessed. General
Manager s. Ii. II. Clark appeared for
the MlssoDri Pacific, MI. Mossman for
the q, and Mr.. Priest for tho Wabash.
After carefully considering the argu.
ments made the board declined to re-
consider its former sct,on, so the as
sesslpents stand as heretofore printed,
which will make 0 total assessment OF
railroads, ~teiegraphs ana bridges OF
about 500 ,o0O0, an increase of
81, 800 900 over last year.
The intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1887-1891, 1890-07-12

Steps have been taken by the Italian
residents OF Alexagdrja to erect a
costly monument TO GIoFendo Bruno,
the famous agnostic. At the opening
ceremonies addresses were delivered
by siguOrl Polzi. Leoncayello, Dele
chemp, Livintiuopplo and Panghiuf.
This Is m%iserably poor busiless. Why
glorify the school which has writ oyer
its portal:-"Who enters here leayes
hope behind2"
The intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1887-1891, 1890-07-12

The republican state central commit
tee Fixed on Jefferson City as the piace,
and Thursday, AuguRt 2Sth as the date
for holding the ext state convention
OF the party. The basis of the repre-
sentaiion was fixed al one delegate for
each 800 votes cast tor u. Il. kimbsll
for governor in 1883 and OIL tor each
traction of $50 and over in each county
which will pakf p convention about
800 delegates.