The state republican. (Jefferson City, Mo.) 1871-1896, 1890-09-11
MISSOURI STATE NEWS.

Two mon entered tho house Of John
Siegler, Il wealthy farmer at Mokeville,
In st Louis County, the othor morning
and demanded money Of his wife,
woman seventy years old, who was
alone, and upon her refusal beat and
chokcd her most cruelty, but not until
she had struck one Of them blow of
the head with hammer She will
probably die. When tho husband and
son returned they notified the sheriff
at Claytor and posse was organized
but failed to run down tho villains.
THE ferry boat at Tuscumbia was cap
sized the other day while loaded with
fortytwo head OF cattle that stampeded
while on board. The cattle and one
man we're caught under the boat The
man escaped drowning by pulling off his
boots and diving under the cattle, Only
ten head OF cat tie wore saved.
THE latest crop Bulletin issued from
the State Agr cultural epartrnent gives
tho following estimates on tho crops!
Average condition Of corn, Central Mis-
I souri,, "A per cent; Southwest, 81; South
east, co. Northwest, 7G; Northeast, 20;
State, "a. Wheat, Central Missouri, 60
per cent; Southwest, 80; Southeast, 70;
Northwest -; Northeast, 81; State, 50.
Oats, Central Missouri, 81 per cont;
Southwest, bI; Southeast, Is; North
west, -; Northeast 6; State, so
a WRECK was occasioncd in the Mis-
souri, Pacific yard at Kansas City the
other morning by passenger train and
/ switch engine colliding whIo running
at a high rate of speed. 10th engines
were badly wrecked, and Engineer
/ Haley severely injured. The loss to the
road was about Sl2, 900.
SILVER GIATr a German, aged forty
years, was found the other night by
some boys hanging to a railroad trestle,
one mile east of Mober,y The coro-
ner's jury returned verdict of suicide.
Glatt was evidently derangcd. He
leaves farm and small bank account
His family lives at Bcllevillc, Ill.
DISCOVERY of clerical error inva!-
idating the entire chapter of "Fees," as
published in tho Revised Statutes Of
1889, has been made in the Department
of State The error lies in the fact that
through a bungling Endorsement of
bill the enrolling clerk Of tho Senate
was mislcd and failed to incorporate, in
transcribing the bill, an amendment
that had been agreed to in both houses.
The Attorncy-Gencral holds that this
renders void the entire chapter, and the
fornd In ,ho eosuior octs and tbo cban-
tou ..of tona,, ~ ,ho poyisod Stot,tos pf
1879.
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