The state republican. (Jefferson City, Mo.) 1871-1896, 1890-05-15
MISSOURI STATE NEWS.

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with his wife engaged in an altercation
with her over A yery trifinu matter and
seized a chair AS ~ to strike her when
a son, aged thirteen Years who was
standing at the door. picked IN stone
and threw IL at his father striking him
in the center of the forehead and frac,
turing his skull. His condition was
very critical.
WHEN he heard that tho President
had SIGNED the World,s Fair hin a ST
Josenh man gave b;s order En- tbo Sbor-
man House at Chicago for two rooms
with four beds and bath from May . to
June /, 1893.
| JOE SCHWARTZ. the well-known Kan
sas City pawnbroler. was reccntlv ar
rested upon an Indictment charging him
with receiving g.. 600 worth of iewelrv
that had been stolen from a Kansas
! CITY, Kan. ieweler. The nronerty was
found in the possession of Schwartz.
ANDREW PATTERSON. seventy wears
old, living alone four miles east of
Mountain Grove, was struck by train
while on a trestle the other day and
killed.
OFFICER CRAwIEy was shot and dam
gerously wounded at Kansas CITY the
other nipbt NV two tourhs ,vbo aro sus-
pected. of the attempted assassination
because he shot and killed negro dcs-
perado a few weeks previous while at
tempting to arrest him.
TRAMps on the Iron Mountain rail-
road recently boarded n train and in a
scrimmage that ensued near De Soto
shot Conductor William Bohnnic, caus.
ing his death. Two of the tramps were
captured.
CHARLES ENrpsoy. oced twontv.oight
wears. while in a state of dosnondencv
the other nirht, occasioned bv iil-bealth.
cut his throat with n razor. near Lon S.
ana. He was found dead on the floor of
his bedroom bv his mother. who. fail
ing to receive an answer to repeated
calls to breakfast went to his room to
awaken him.
TIE Merchants, Terminal bridro
across the NIississinni river at 81. Louis
was opened for traffic on the Sd amid
imposing ceremonies.
THE interest maid bv State donos-
tories during Anril on State funds ar-
prepated 81 sos az tho largest omount
ever received in anv one month for in
terest.
THE ouadri-centennial rcnoral con fer
ence of the Methodist Enisconol Church
| South met Mt St Louis on tho 9Th.
forty conferences being renrcsonted
This was the first mootinr of tba pon-
eral conference in that city since 1850.
Hp,vv frosts yere ronortod from, va
rious sections of the state on tho sth
and II was feared that the wheat cron
had been in iured In many nlaces small
fruits were DESTROYED while in others
trees in bloom suffered considorohlv
Tho frost was narticnl,r,v heavy in piISo
and Audra;n Counties in hotb nlocos loo
fornoirr and tba Ground heinz fro1en to
n considorable dantb
Drs,,,rro>, h,, hon hreho,a ,,,,.od
Nrs T;a,io ,,1o, vito ~ T. A1Ion
otS+ Taso,,h -, hono,,,o o,o,,, o,,d 49,
voo sant 70 an as1lnn, Allon Collected
so,,,o sIo ooo Iost Narcb ond sI,innod Co.,
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'fo M an -'oni'h' ~ .l'1 inVerioi I,it
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- - .ho .no So So. VI '""' '1'''0i'
Vi 'no S'"O''
AT hahsas ciCy tne other uay 'uStlce
Mortnen oischargeo 'onh H. sherman,
tne prl'aUe oeIec'ive, VINO was accused
Vi Vhe h'uroer oi Niiiiaili u "riShtS-
man srocei anu real eSVa'e SPtcuIauof
Vi ocneii 0iey, VINO olsappeareo III Nam
sas oi'y III Oc.oper' !ooo' Inc c''ucnce
uio no1 sulhcieholy luehtlly the Skeie-
Ton iouno TWO years ago IN the weeds at
hanuolph as the missing Wflghtsman.
oN january L tne santa re employees
at fayette received an advance III sal
ary' hecently an oruer was maue by
Vlce-rresiueho helnhare that tne au-
vance must De re1undea 1or the months
OF January feDruary' Marcn ana April
~, anu INA, inc olu sal"rlcs VIII DC pau.
Inc oruer meant PaS Vi qul. nhl 'nc
employees weIo eonSiuctaois worhco up
over the matter as many Vi 'nei'i n"o
spGh' az 'hes teooi'eu'
lhh pe"our.Iio S,I nolnliiaVins oon.Gh
.ioh ol 'ne niAtn oons 'eaStoilal ui'IrioU
mas oeeh caiieo W llceV ae f"yeO'o 'une
10.
AMoNG Vhc oIhoers l,ceh'iS hou'iiavcu i'S.,l'
by the President ior the ne" territory
OF Oklahoma appears thc name OF Judge
Seay, OF Franklin county, TINS state Tor
Associate Justlce Oh the supreme court
OF the territory,
IHE north ana west walls OF the Rhca
q rage mill at Marshall fell the other
evening but no one was hurt. Ihe build