The state republican. (Jefferson City, Mo.) 1871-1896, 1891-08-06

ter of Robert T. Lined D Mr.. Isham
will take place early lember.
THE president has q the resig-
nation Of Joel i. Erh q collector
of the port OF New YdI has desig-
mated j. Sloat Fassetf Elmira, N.
Y, as his successor.
The act OF congress n {ing for the
adjudication Of Indtf rpredation
claims by the federal of claims
will throw large ainc business
on that body. Already than $500
cases have been filed.
FRANK Brown has dominated
for governor by the lnd demo-
Gratis }G
THE president has rem the disa-
bilities of Capt Armed le captain,
1t will be remembered. Hot1to trouble
by pulling Gov. Beaver'snose over mat
ters growing out of President Harrison's
Inauguration.
MEssRs. Dillon and OBrien have been
released from Galway jail. Neither
one showed much trace of having suf-
fered from the confinement and both
seemed to be in the enjoyment of ex-
cellept health.
A TELEGRAM from DIR. William r.
Harper announces that he accepts the
principalship OF the entire Chautauqua
system of teaching. Chancellor Bishop
Vincent, however, still remains ut the
head, and George l.. Vincent will be
vice-principal and the Chancellor's u.s.
The motion of Sir Henry ParlSes in
favor of granting suffrage to women in
New South Wales was rejected, 81 to
"a, by the legislative assembly.
ODwYER GRAY, editcr of the Free
mans Journal, publishes letter in
that newspaper saving that in view of
the revelations of the Campbell lawsuit
and utterances of Dillon and o. Brien he
will henceforth reject the leadership of
Mr. Parnell.
THE reciprocity treaty with Cuba and
Porto Rico was proclaimed by the pres
ident on the 31st
MISS EMMA EAMEs, the operate art
ist, was married in London at the reg
istrar's Office to the son of WV. Storey,
the well known sculptor.
COMMISSIONER MORGAN, Of the Indian
bureau. proposes 70 take brief trip to
Europe for his health.
THE Ohio republican campaign will
be opened by Maj Mckinley in the
western reserve, August -
Ex-SEcRETARY BAyARp is growing
fieshy MS he advances in years, and his
fine height is now balanced by fair
breadth of body. His face has become
set in severe lines and his hair has
whitened rapidly since death robbed
him of his wife and his favorite daugh-
ter.
THE retirement of Lieut. J. f. Meigs,
Of the navy, for color blindness has
been recommended by the naval retir-
ing board at Washington.
DoM PEDRO, ex-emperor of Brazil, has
suffered relapse. He is again con-
fined to his bed.
PARNELL met with q remarkably en-
thusiastic reception at Thurles, Ireland
SECRETARY BLAINE is showing much
improvement in health. He takes long
walks and drives and is steadily gain
ing strength. He seldom visits the vii
lage.
Col. HENRY r. MIsNER, of the Seven
teenth infantry, has been placed on the
retired list of the army.
Hon. BAYLEss HANNA, of Indiana,
late minister to the Argentine republic
under Cleveland, is dead.
The public debt statement showed a
decrease during the month of July of
Sl,ss9.907.
The president has proclaimed the re-
ciprocity treaty with San Domingo.
BY the direction of the president and
at his own request, First Lieut.. Charles
$. Elmer has been placed on the re-
tired list Of the army, having served
over thirty years
CARDINAL MANNING. Archdeacon
Farrar, Mr.. Malins, DIR. Benjamin W..
Richardson, I. H. Raper and Frederick
Smith have been nominated by the
American Temperance society to act as
an auxiliary British committee for the
international congress of 1898.
DR. FRRD M. FLING. OF Biddeford,
!. Me-, has been elected TO the chair of
European history in the university OF
Nebraska.
PRESIDENT HARRISON has signed the
commission OF J. Sloat Fassett as GUS