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Gin Nea! Gsiaie 90 fet.

~ HEAP RENTS FOR DESIRABLE
4 NANUFACTUK EKS 800
WATi.K POWER WATER POWER!
WATER POWER
Save coal bills. eneincels s.d nromon
We ofcr for a term Of YEAR. within thisky
miles from NcW-Nork. ihc following buhd-
incs with Water-wherls c0mp.' o.
building. 13ONl4O. wat.r wheel register
ing = % o.. p.
building. 5ON132. water wheel register
ing goo n. p. o
lUudiu-. 33N10, With addition 3'N'V'
Water-Whcol r. gi>tering - %. p
Buildings located % suit tenants
Rent of floor space. oc. pr square loot
Rent o. water power, with IriVil'Se TO
use dav and night $40 per horse power.
Answer. stating Cnaractc, Of business u
Box I. Tribune Ohlce.
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ARCHER'S BOyDSMEy LIABLE.

baltimore. Dec. 20 (speciaD.-The Circuit Court on
Baltimore County today declared the bondsmen OF the
defaung Treasurer, stevenson Archer liable
for the full amount OF the bond about S2OOOO0 Inc
b0ndsmen will probably carry the case TO the s'a'e
Court OF Appeals Among the bondsmen are C0iohei
T.. IL. Webster cX-COlectOr of the Port OF Bau-
more md a prominent Republican, and j. T. c. Hop
kins Of IIavre dc Grace. Nd, a leading democratic
politician The estate OF eXStac senator silver VINO
Is son in law of Archer and is on his bond, Is also
liable since his Imprisonment Archer has fully ~
covered his health lie is doing clerical work In the
Penitentiary, having escaped hard labor.
CLOSING PRICES OF CALIFORNIA STOCKS.
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AMERICAN JOCKEYS TO BE LICENSED.

IMPORTANT ACTION OF THE NEW NATIONAL
JOCKEY CLUB.
The Pierre Lorard branch of the National Jockey
Club held meeting last week. at which 1t was de-
cided to establish the licensing system for jockeys.
system such has been in vogue in England for
number Of years 1t Will be in operation in sol, and
will be sustained by the ewYOrk Jockey Club. the
COney Island Jockey Club and the Monmouth Park
Association H. s. H. Prince William Cathartic DAILY
senior steward, has given his consent. II Is likely
that II. g. CickmOrc. secretary OF the Monmouth Park
Association Will be asked 10 accept the Office OF
licensing clerk No better choice could be made.
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Drcesmdking.

A -a.-MLLE. TnIBAUD. l08 West
~. 25th- 81. TIA gown, evening, htie',
and house dIfsses also tailor mad tOnpd
81, gJntc mOdrrate pIcc, short NJ uce'
iII;-I-t Lass french uIillH'r ana
y T.atulr-rurl.I O., -4r'-. cut l1.rr- It hoi,' D.
ladi...' o~n nat rail- used price, mod rat.
~ Wet 23d .. room J - r0pr
A A.-DRES SIS for misses, ~ Il
y. year, Hy sDrcinty every description
Attest designs: fine WORK short notice.
Mine. X. ANTOINETTE. ll2 Wrst l'th--t.
~-CLA~S Pari ian dro>-makrr.
u newly established. wishes more Gus
=. nrI- at home suits ~ up. 100 Wet
I1th.-t. I fignt uiL
81 ErS~VAIiEE. fcrmerv with Nine.
~ Dicl-u. make street 31d Dali dr~-'-,
~ ~ during dun season ltllr- "ili'' or
az their ic..a nee. 213 Wet "-'h-7t'
I,IYTISH dr.sse- md clla,s. "a or mad"
- dress.s and jackets. go W, Lc Luxe
osfuue Album, work shown MN"
OATES. 90 West 33d ..
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miscellaneous

NL*TEAL ADNEl;I1Sl\" AGtNCi.
Y We distribute advertising W'lt'f ~
,tcry description throughout IN couhtl". 81
Genital Prnu-y lNauia p"mpl ttofo'Fh sIn
s,~f,ratir WoiL gualdnt' ed. tpi "a. 10
i,.. address r.. BRUCE IflILL, Mon
serr. t. -. Bon 1913 H. adinp, Penn.
,,YPEWI;iTISG machln" wanted an
( swrr BIZ mach.nr, pic. name ol MAX
.tvl., wh.n bou-ut. aud ~tai.. ILl'H-
NAM. 80 Water-st., Brooklyn.
ITMERELLAs, PAKAs0Ls AID CANls
l ,rodc To orGrr. I-rDtc. ihu r par u
~ ePFNCTE'~. 224 6th-svc., bet. lfth ana
j. p sts ana 27G Gth-a'c.. nr'f Ieth--t'
WANTED. Complete -ct tncyc.opcd. 4
w I.rlta Mica. ~cIlbucfs,, 3th ,d!t0n haf
,'rn.,o binding preferred Addfc-s NEM-
nos. Box I, tribune Uptown Onicc Us
BOsd"a
x,,E%TED TO Pt'RCHASE-A Appleton :
w ar Hr.nnnica CycloIneGia; sat" ash
wa, binding. number Of volume. .'Id =
or Sc: no aC"nt~. Address LOW
PRICE. 1913 shave. ---
we HAVE Just received a nice asNort;
w ment d genuine Bon March. and
ionyTc Gloves. iu all newest shade at lower
,~ices than ever before. We al-9 Keep a.,
,,s Gne quality Of BiarriA Glove; al
NIa,s greys and blacks at 10 cts. pilf
oooo..i,,vclV Worth ~ %. Sole depot ~ M
p'JnS,ated Layallere Corset b.st ~ "
world from - 80 W a. Fl JANWw ~
importer. 900 broadway ana Is "c''
30th-sL
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Gun / raj estate fer Sale

Il, lIOICE INVESTMENT PROPER y ;
L columbus Amsterdam ayes ana
boulevard STEVENS 3th-at"., corner
g3d.,t.: Boulevard, conner ooth-~J.
~ XCEILLNI TLNFMEN PROPERTY
r paying tbogt - per cent. ~lll De- ~p.d
cLcan 10 close an estate, location central.
PARTICULAR, Of REAL ESTATE, SIG Bio14'
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KIND FRIENDS HELP crXuIyGSs WIDOW.

Thu. widow 81 James J. Gun mu-s. WHO va- killed by
Nicb,. j. GallNan. the livery ,',hl" keeper OH christ
mn. p,v. wa. her tidy little room on tho third
roor Of the tcncment-hou.c at No. 5'j Echiha'" ny
rapartrr last ni,ht. She said that at %" time 4" h"t
husband, death she was without dollar In the world
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5IGts Go Eet. Nnturnls le0

ELEGANT Single Fiat. steam heated
II large light rooms rent 1-3 IS a month.
Apply 70 Owner on premises j j.. l-th-4t.
~ NE CLINTON. 453 WEST f2p ST,
4 ue5r Broadway Three rooms, mont;
bath. steam heat. elevator. restaurant
'.'E' ~ FIFTH ANENJ E..
4 LOSS 5th-aye., corner e1th->t
l.. giant apartments - 10 room, aud bath;
ali in.nrut cmcntS. including elevators and
~ C.. W. BUSHINGTE Supt.
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Miss Langdon Mrs J. Van Vechten Olcott, Mrs CONN
ARMSTRONG W l.. Prentis Mrs. Prents, Miss PFeltls'
Mrs Paterson, Mrs. Wilton, Mrs George b. ilainiii'
and the Misses Hall.
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W oI-NG MAN. age -, wants position TO
I do writing and lgurnG q year, VIZ
"a nwnlover. Address HENRf b\kT'
MANN 671 2d.ave.
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tOork udnieo.

Mars
A Gr>TIrNiN. r'cd''-'e,d ara H''
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D-s II Pine.
90 .,.. ,,,..,...n,
4 Nol ~ 81 ,.'......i '' =, ,-u.,
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v. ...rltI. p.- ,.'n KILL III. "''
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49,. Al, want. BOSTON In ho'.I os
\ ~. tri-.a-. r'lrl.na hou-. ~ ~.
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arc r.qllr- -'. --'' '.u" II
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The arrested Charles Mullen. stock yard
butcher Maurice HcnneSsy, and another who gave MS
name John Corbtt.
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Gorsfs ano Carriages.

L LANDAU & CO.,
+ 3a2, 374, $40 BROOME-sT.
IAkklAGrS FOR TOWN AND COUN'
TRY OF EVERY DESCRIPTION.
LOWEST PRICES FOR PROMPT CASH.
Broushams, EockawaHs,
IN. Brorghams, Ia RockaWays.
Couues Coupe R0c2aways
IInraulets. Sin Pass. Rockaways.
IanQaus, Curtain RCckaways.
Great Variety OF 80, ,.oa
FOUR PASSENGER. TOP AND ~ 1OF
CARRIAGE. INCLCDING MANY
NOVEL TIES.
LARGEST STOCK AND WAkEhOO-N9
IN THE WORLD.
Don't purchase a carriage, in town or out
Until YOU pay us WISH. -
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tOork Uanteo.

Females
=, TENOGRAPH K.-loung lady 't"n0s'
> rlp.cr aud bennington type" ribr So As
a chang. PERM ANENI, DOA >, IIip-
'.ur OW,c.
sGrfmanI by dav OF week
> xu1d hand aud ma nine sewer chll'
df.uf, clothing specially brst ci'y I'i,r-
mo H. * Bon ), Tribune Uptown
OHir", l-3- Broadway.
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rOork uanico

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L a,,rs' ii,o tac care Of punp,, G,-ac.
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''r" Tor use 7. any "''-, N'iN' '''
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LEE~,p PNI>rIR. llr-'-c.as- German
l'in'.r married. 3 months iG tni.iu,.,i
Il f.. 80 W. ioth.-t.
II oR~T>IIor IA ,olnr oan. ac' 10
IL v.-u,- 4 plt.r 70 iuI-l Bis Time. NJ
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iIiooslFn.
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~ hl.tihr AGdr~- b.. Box 8, Tribune
"c.'
VI A~~NrI OPERATOR aud '\"ri IN
: elect, thr'afeDt .- want en-ng' ment
-i....-.,tI n al complaints. fhclw1t'-r.
neuralgia ~ Iaaly.l, and B., p,"".fui
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unc OSLO.
n .l.r..t WAITER Hva youn- mau;
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p. No. 4f.-'
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X. Larqest stock bushes WAGONS ior
iarcf-. eroc.r,. dry goods. ca. P'nu'rs'
,S.u.hlrs laundry. cNpfes-, nc. Also IN
" ,,d f0,,bIe trufK~. All wa rdnifd.
Iigh, deliver wagons for county ~ ~, "a a
,''ee'i.lty. RACINE WAGON CAR
WAGE co. 15l-1j3 South 5'h'aNe" near
Yro.r.e.-t y. Y.
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Ze!u O1nnleo.

Males.
H. HEE To EMfLDi Ills. Ma" hcip al
L hind furnished FREE city Or country
on seeking employment call inion au"h
rec. NEN YORK ~ fttAl. 75G B"a'.
NLISJAN 10 tasl: must have some
- know!adgc Of adder h1rdwar. 4nd be-
AIDE 20 advance from 5000 70 $1,000 20
90 d stock .tccr!tr Address IL, Box ~.
Tribune Uniawn once LIS "'"1""s'
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RJTTyrR SAYS HE HAS BEEN ABUSED.

william H. Buttncr the lawyer who l. under arrc'V Oh
charc, Of taking $50 Charles H. Fnket Tor oD'ii"s
"A fraudulent divorce, wa9 once more brought De'oc '
i,y,n ana O'K,v In Jefferson Market Poilce OourC
YESTERDAY Captain Mclaughlin. who made the compaih'
against Buttner told Justice OKciy that MS "icSSe'
rcr. not in the city but expected here by To-
When th, statement made Butner at once Oec"e IN
d,nant lie berate the newspapers anu sslu
M ,.,o believed all that the newspapers said he (But-
per should b. hanged lie strenuously ob!ecteu % any
rthr clay but in insisted upon that he Ous
IN ne admitted b. a such - other persons arc
hold In q larceny case where the sum charge' j ToO
49, no, onorc,d with forgery in the second degree, am
charged with larceny" Put you have made coniess'h
na, YOU not 20 inquired the court IL dictated 's'S
mont TO Inspector Byrncs. II YOU can make cohes'"
,t nj that 10 Il, more than can" Buner teh mace
ton that he be- discharged. The motion was promptly
80, cu-por followed NJ the denial by requesting that
hail In his case be that he might be enabled 10
,h II The court recolnmittcd the prisoner in s2,OOo
tail lhis is al. 900 less than his bond
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for Sale.


Ar REDUCED PKlCLS.-5oO 80 ond'
n I,ft ~ .od aAd iron nOTh.A- ma hlArs
NV guaranteed uG- Alnsy bou-A, AM 4
,n.nc,d GEOEGL Il. EDDY. 3J5 NAdi-
-,
-,.,,,.,,-,.,- ,,,,- corn a
\ On Vi.,ritii r, -.ItIr- on
-o1r door. and vu1D"-. Pf.o.. REDUCED a.
l,oebucs'-. ~ in.'.. -. f. Il.".'. 'DD' L.
Lana 80
n asil- DO ,huml.r nr.r md dining
loou ntnlt o.. a' t'-''- r.''-'
'' i'''
4 ~ NJ 100 '.iil"iN- '.'' 'I'
u lrN.lfN. delivered iof -Mi ''-H b1-
mrut; bslau.e u N''hlt iI I .u'i"''
Nl'N ""'' A." we -''
.IlE1N - WIDOW N'"'- ," sou
a trh"i ~ 'iN". a'r P'. ga 'n AZ.
..Nu' "I 81, 49, anu "H'''' "
"
4 BEADB' Try PIANO goo th'r krr'ng
N so and 1870 -.h"i. y - anf -l@
WIHrEEroTlf III an a,t.. con. I2tl-,,
omen %, rniu.s
& Ring NIDN - you Stl' OBJ vs.. -
y rltNe iDi iN..Pr ~. '.'- A'"i'
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NOR ALI Larealn ! dprhl. -irigh,
.iuc.r leigh Apply ~ 3rT paclh--
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Domrstc Situdtlons UInIeo

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Males.
Q, r-TTIr.-E, A Young and active ran !;
- very mat b. appearance; understands
NJ, o'I S tierS.s rr aaa T Mn d wofN
/ f,- r.ode.a.c wage. Ilea-e call OF 40 20 =
/ ,LEHENCF. care Nob.e,t. l0i " 70 h--t.
- lILI4: -Rg F.. respectable Prot. -tant
ID mnl Thoroughly und stands M bus
uo-s ,t.4,tF tmic-s'' aa!l way oo.Ein2
D." "a ln,. ri,t.Un ono I23s
] i,-'.,.t,'.'
,.-.,,-,..-.-
- lILtIs. Hy foNlk Lh%"Nul
- come, Ai2hiy recommended ~ l'dd.ng
! families ir thi- country AID I'm ~ vii
ii'+ ''1 o''.'s md o,it1 It. -
/ "it' "'' '..''"' Too '''
II rTLEE Fn-.I-h. d. st-claS' cit, req =
- 'n.y' i@""r 't ."u.i' ma, 20 H., VI
/ dress ALFRED lHp 3D. IFS f1st 1Ji->t.
nO\,UllAN. -B, A ,ouns mnn a, ca1,h.
Y nan and general u,.l4l-utn. b->t VI
,. f.r,n',.. country preferred last employer
en- b' seen. 10, -i.a'c- -;or..
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CO.., IMAM, ~ 'hs'e N,"V'l''.a'''
+ N.4--.. u A. ~ itl.l...
-. iN y, -, an I.-.' S,'i,ti. IOg-
I nos. CT, OF county. h. II OF y. rsouaI and
/ wilton city rtitIculc,. til OF Apply,
] sp1 fth-dN"
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L .,r. ,'t i.,rI,'.....''-t o, mn" Lur,,-s
/ nar,,... 1a-rit.', .ot-- honest. Kind
/ "U'y.py. no .I..-.t.nn fa rountrv. ur,t-cllss
| ~. '"r"" L., llo!,T son. 3, d. "a Nd
? uI''7 '.' h'N 10 4i.''iiT bV'"" '"''''
7 -'7 l."t"N' '-
I I..,u,h& sI,.t.. ,.,r., re,,-e,ic.
( ,.l,, ,'-,.'r ,,1ui.,.-t 'D,, uycd With
/ 49, .I,.. families .r This -it-. Gan or AZ.
/ Gr.-- JANIS ~ lat -1th.,'
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' s..'. an.
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/ '0. ~ l8i.l..f
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D - - $3.50 'i' -'.A ti'"" '"l,i"i
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Doaro Wdnieo.

GINGLE gentleman wants room ana hfst
~ class board la private family, belO"
3Oth-st. b. h. D.. Tribune ONCE
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gonnirp Real gslale for Sale
A SPLENDID INVESTMENI.
- 4

tlLLA DID ~ 10 - A--' -
"A FOR SAIL.
fOgr-stOry ana Das, lAcnJ cuI-stoh" IfOnt
building, 81 II. by l4O IT, deep !Oi - u.
b. TAG II. deep " an alley sll"s.eu Oh, ~
most desirable block ln ~ CTS OF %
Paul, MINI. property ,arhht 40" !, 80
gross annually, or $3.50 net, cqldI u -
per cent interest on valuation Oh Slp" WV
entire An fOJr and part ~ 81 nO"F hpt }'t
rented present Income ~ IRON i'tHr, 70
perfectly Responsible parties cAPli-h- Haf
J. 1898, VIII h lessee, VIII undnup'"lif
wish u renew owner desire, 70 use tAe
money ia Eis business and VIII ~.iI l"i
100000 cash, or Onc-haN cash ana balance
q Der cent mortgage; owner VII take lease
for t.rln OF year from buyer At q per cent
interest. say . 200 per year should bIStf
desire 70. Photograph Of building VIII De
furnished those desiring s1mc. Ihis prop
orty !. cheap at 5ljO. oOa. Address Loch
Boz 444, st. Paul. MINI.
AGLNTY FOR MOAICLAIR.-Dweliing'
"A for sale land by .he acre. or lot'
houses 70 let. furnished or uhiurnlshed
TUBES & TAYLOR. ; Beekman-st.. y. y
NOR SALE.-Couhtry seat ,aud farm. O..
IL each side Of the Hudson XIV or. ffANh
l'FRRIS. Fi,hkill- on Hudson y. y.
NOR SALE-GOod grass farm $50 acres.
L near MolnCLth PARK race C0ui,e'
New-Jersey Address COLEMAN linton
Falls, n. J.
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Ocmcetlc Elinnnon5 Whnler

Females
a rNFEII>EMENrN, toE TuF new
y YORK Tribune WILL m ~
SO. I ..3s Brudwsy corner Thirly.ii 't-st.
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der the management Of Mrs. George W. Carr and
Mrs. William j. swan
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yEW-JERSEY STATE TEACHERS.
Trepton y j. Dee. 29.-The opening session OF the
animal meeting Of the NcwJersey state Teachers AS
,tiou WAS held this afternoon, and was attended oy
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., o,.o.v atvle Portland Canadian, Russian.
.weu bod, &C.. Sc. \ larg' number Of
sloigns carried Owe from lat winter anu
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The state republican. (Jefferson City, Mo.) 1871-1896, 1890-05-29
Cut Rates.

JEFFERSON Cry, Mo, May 23,
l890.-The following low rates arc
in effect from this station to-day:
The state republican. (Jefferson City, Mo.) 1871-1896, 1890-05-29
MARION ITEMS.

Mr.. Fred Rithel and Dayid Lindsey,
and Adam ~Blockburger attended circuit
court Monday at Jefferson City and re-
turned Wednesday.
Mr.. Thomas Stems of Boone county,
shipped a fine lot of fat hogs from this
place Wednesday.
Capt. johnson Glenn had his horse
power brought down from VOLTS Point
on the Black Diamond Wednesday.
Capt. has his boat ready for corking.
Mr.. Marion Elliott, one of our best
farmers bought Il fine bloodcd bull near
Columbia, Boone county, Thursday.
Marion Is a fine stock man.
We had 4 very severe rain and hail
storm here Friday evening. The small
branches were lie large creeks. 1t
raincd about one hour.
Mr.. Henry Kirshman, one of Capt.
Glenn's carpenters. went to Jefferson
City to attend circuit court Saturday.
EMessrs. IIandlcy Il Yarnell of Califor-
mia, Moniteau county, Mo-, shipped
from this place a fine lot of tomb stones
on the steamer Benton Tuesday to Port
land, Mo.
The state republican. (Jefferson City, Mo.) 1871-1896, 1890-05-29

A correspondent to the Union Sig
nal writes: "Our right royal speak
or and friend, Col. Geo. Balm, adj
dressed q most magnificent audience
q few days ago in the famous Metro.
politon church, Washington, d. G..
lie took occasion, as he generally
does, 10 pay a well meritcd compli-
ment to the w. c. 7. T., by speak
ing of the grand work done by our
organization in securing prohibition
for the Dakotas. AS soon as he had
finished, Senator Picker from South
Dakota, who was IN the audience, at
once arose and said he wished to add
his testimony to that of Mr.. Balm
concerning the work Of the w. c. T.
L. in Dakota, and Their said in earnest
tones, if It had not been for the w.
c. I. L. the cause of prohibition
would have been delayed In my state
for thirty years! "These words
coming from so grand q man as Maj.
Picker, and a republican, form a
tribute of praise which We highly
value"
The state republican. (Jefferson City, Mo.) 1871-1896, 1890-05-29
ZION ITEMS.

Mr.. John Nieghorn and Miss Thilda
llartenstcin were married at the resi-
dence of the brides father Tuesday
evening of last week by Rev. w. Schwcr-
man.
Some more weddings are in prospect
in this vicinity
MIR. Christ llartenstein and Henry
Blank were on a business trip in Harris
gravel Thursday of last week.
Mr.. Edward Loesch and family of near
Carinth. visited his brother Charles near
Zion last Sunday.
Miss Maggie Beck of jefferson City,
attended church at Zion last Sunday.
Mr.. Andy Neighorn's new residence
is nearly completed the carpenters work
is under the management of Mr.. JOHN
Eggers, a young carpenter of this Vi
cinity.
Mr.. Schlccr of Jefferson City, did TIC
roofing work.
Mr.. John Antwcilcr, ST., who has
been sick for some time is improving.
The private school at Zion, taught by
Rev. W. Schwermau, closed last Tues.
day.
John Hartensteln killed an old fox
with six young ones.
William kestncr shot four chicken
hawks lately and destroyed a nest with
five young ones.
The state republican. (Jefferson City, Mo.) 1871-1896, 1890-05-29

Mr.. Isaac Dwight had his barn
blown down last Friday by the wind
and in the falling of the barn had a
fine horse killed. Mr.. l.. V. Dix and
Mr.. M. M, Dougherty had their
barns totally wrecked by the same
wind. Fences and fruit trees were
blown down and destroyed.
The following Is from the Fort
Smith, Arkansas, Times. A motion
for a new trial was denied:
The jury in the case of DR.. VIM.
c. Halter, who was charged with the
murder of Sloan in the Cherokee ma
ton twenty years ago, yesterday re-
turned q verdict of mans!aughter.
The case was one of the most holly
contested that has come up in this
court for years. A good deal of sur
prise and comment has been caused
by the verdit.
DR.. Halter is not in jail, but is
boarding at one of the city boarding
houses accompanied by o bailiff.
The following persons have been
appointed as census enumerators for
this, Cole county:
Brazito-Peter Vogcl.
Jefferson City-John L. Murphy,
John N. Steininger, Chas. L. Wells,
and Adam Glebb.
Usage City--Louis Schirmer.
Centretown-James n. Stapleton.
Observation-Disclosures Huff.
State penitentiary-Chas. Oldham,
Jefferson City.
1t is estimated that q law requiring
school books TO be purchased on open
bids for three or five years, would
save to each county in Missouri from
$1,000 to $4,000 per annuln. The
people should see to it, therefore,
that all candidates for the Legislature
this year are pledged to vote for such
a measure.-Globe-D Democrat.
A special from Fort Smith to the
Tribune of this city says:
Judge Parker in the United States
district court denied the motion for q
rehealing in the Halter case. The
sentence will most likely be conflne-
ment in the government reform school
at Detroit, Mich, and the term can.
not exceed three years. The only
recourse now for DIR. Halter is O
! pardon FROM President Harrison.
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CORRESPONDENCE
SCRUGGS.

Mr.. Charlie Lindsey, Of near Elston,
was in the neighborhood Tuesday on
business with Mr.. John Moore.
Mr.. John Deitz made a buslnss trip
over In Galloway county last week.
Miss Lena Duffner attended the picnic
in Jefferson City Monday.
Mr.. Mart Coyner took advantage Of tho
cheap rates and went to st. Louis last
week.
Mr.. Toliver Leach, Of Elston, was In
this community looking after interest
Tuesday.
The fishing party of last Friday was
not a grand success, however, a few nice
fish were captured.
Owing to the recent rains the work on
Mr.. Richard Eggers house advances very
slow.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ayers, Of .Russcllville,
were visiting friends near here Sunday
last.
Mr.. John Degale who has been in our
midst for nearly two years, returned from
St'Louls the other day, bringing with him
a young and handsome bride, to the
great surprise Of many friends he made
during his stay here. We hope their
home may be a sanctuary Of happiness
and prosperity.
The heavy rain that accompanied the
terrible storm last Friday, did great
damage throughout this section trees up
rooted, barns and fences were blown
down, and corn and soil both washed
away.