The state republican. (Jefferson City, Mo.) 1871-1896, 1891-09-17
MISSOURI STATE NEWS.

lin hEENENs n painter, was hlllo0 |
by the falling OF scaffold at Kansas
City few days ago.
J.w. Nine, a prominent hotel keeper.
of Marshall shot ono ~ his feet OF the
other dav while hunting
The other dav FIovd Brewer at
tempted To dislodge n stone that had
became wcdped in a rock crusher at
Aurora when he fell in and was crushed
TO death.
THERE is some DELAY about the nav
ment for the nuhlic building site re-
Gently purchased In Kansas CITY. IA
does not appear that the trouble Is
with the title but the treasury depart.
ment moves slowly.
LEE RErNo1ps. a four.ys-y4otsshs hsys.
met with HORRIBLE death at 81
Joseph the other Afternoon. The lad
climbed on the wheel of a milk xxaruu-
and frightened the team, which rau
lnyvav. gherlittla fellovv,s lar caught
In the wheel and he was literally torr
. 10 pieceS
LAnoR dav was celebrated at Kansa,
City, ST Louis and other places in the
state. At It. Louis and Kansas CITY
the labor organizations paraded and
made finc display. Tonthousand mer
were said 10 baTpzbuon In line al 81.
Louis and seven thousand at Kansa,
City. s, i $3.50. ~ -.ss.-s, =. -'-'rssss
.s.GuARnrs I,ANorR m Knnrns CitF drum
clerk. fifteen years. old. started out In
life early as an cmbezzler. lie was
lately arrested for embezzlinp a small
sum of money from his employers II
was Thought that when all his stealing,
were brought to Iight tbey would az
prcoate several hundred dollars
AT Lake Contrary near ST Josenb
the other NIGHT Dcnutv Constable Elder
shot Scott Brndy. during some kind OF
n disturbance He was held unde,
81 600 bonds for murder In the second
degree Elder claimed that he covered
Dradv with n revolver simplv tr
frigbten him and that II was accident
nllv discharged.
VAx Uorspp the officer who shot
AID killed Jesse ouinn. a tramn- al
Rnsbville some time since was held in
3, nm bonds 40 answer Tho charge oI
murder in the second degree. Telcgpam,
from, Nasbvillc Tenn stated that r
A O,inr,. a loadino, a,yvor ~ that citv
is q relative - 3hi;nn tho murdered
tranDn and that otbar rclotives live at
Milan and paris Tenn
Jrssr O,r,xN n tramn was shot at
RnsbviIle the other afternoon NV of.
ficers ,ybo attended 10 arrest him Tor
,lis,urbipg- tbs naaco lie died next
mornjng oninn is said 10 be the son
- a I'll - 7,,lar,o, 80 p.r;s 5Tonn
4
ybilc hound with rones and belpless
NV n man named Van Hoosier. who had
bcen niaced 10 s,uard him
EAvrN az GAsKiII a farmer living near
Monsfold met with a tragic death the
otho- n,o,.nina Ua was banlino INN
her from noueIas countv ami when near
home his ,can, bacama frigbtened and
ran away. The wagon struck a stump,
tLro,,,;,,c, bin, ,,rdar tho ,yhaals Thev
passcd over his breast and almost in
s,antlv killed him. He was about sixty
years. 81 agc and Leaves a large family.
As Charles HINT and n voub0er
brother sons Of a prominent Jackson
county farmer we're recently crossing
a ,yooden bridge over Sni creek with 4
steam ,bresber the structure fell. bre,
cipitntino the thresher and voung men
into the credlt distance of about
tyventv-f,ve feet Charles was SO badly
h,,rt that no died coon a fter being talser
ont lie vos t,vantv-tyyo wears Of are
The Younger brother was also badly
hurt.
THE Rerliner Weiss Beer Co.'S prop
ertv at St Louis was seized bv III,
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