The weekly intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1891-1901, 1891-11-14
THE WEST.

MAShED men TODDeu LnC 81. LOUIS
express on the Missouri Pacific near
Omaha, Neb., on the night of the 4th.
The contents of the safe were secured.
LATER returns give Mckinley a plur-
atty of 10, 600 over Campbell for gov
ernor of Ohio.
IN Nebraska the alliance candidates
were beaten by about 1000. In Omaha
President Cannon, of the Irish national
league, was showed under for a county
office.
AT a democratic meeting in Grant
township, twenty miles from Boone,
Ia, a savage fight occurred between
democrats and republicans. Knives
were drawn and Charles White was IA
tally stabbed. Fifteen participants
were arrested and the officers were after
more.
G. W.. PRICE, son of DR.. Price, of
Chicago, of baking powder fame, was
shot and killed by j. b. Cobb, who
mistook him for a bear while they were
hunting together near Glenwood
Springs, CO..
The international tug of al contest
at San Francisco ended as follows:
Denmark defeated Norway and Ger
many beat America. Scotland got first
prize, Denmark second, Germany third
and Ireland fourth.
BOOMERS have filed on every acre of
the 81, 900, 900 Omaha tract thrown open
to settlement in Wisconsin.
SEVENTEEN men were killed and two
fatally injured by the fall of the cage
at the Anaconda mine, Butte, Mont
The plurality of Gov. Boies in Iowa
has been placed at s, 900, a gain of 1000
over two years ago. The alliance car
ried one county for governor, one for
representative and one for senator.
The republicans will have a clear ma
jority in the Legislature.
The Colorado returns indicate that
the republicans elected Helm to the
supreme court and carried all but two
counties.
THE new judges in Kansas are: Earle,
democrat; Humphrey, democrat; Mar
tin, Abbott Reed, Stillwell, West anC
Johnson, republicans, and Slime and
Bashore, alliance.
LABOR rates between Chicago ant
southern points have been abolished
taking effect November Is.
THE Iowa railway employees clubs
are said to have had much to 10 will
republican defeat in that state.
EX-SENATOR INGALLS,, of Kansas
predicts Harrison and Cleveland rs OPP
ponents next year, with BOics for dem
ocratic second place. He reioices a
alleged alliance ~decadence.
CORA NEEsE, eighteen years old, Of
Lebanon, Ind, died from nicotine
poisoning, brought oil by cigarette
smoking.
THE Farmers mortgage and savings
bank of S~ummcrville, Ore, was entered
by two masked men who, at the muzzlt
of the pistol, compelled the cashier tc
give up about 81, 800 in cash. The rob
bers were supposed to be residents o
the neighborhood.
HENRY CLARK, the footpad arrested
at Helena. Mont, in company will
Bertha Forslund, has been sentenced
to forty years in the penitentiary. The
woman was set free.
TIE bankers of Ohio have formed
state organization, with j. W. Chamber
lain, of Tilfin, as president.
According to late returns from Iowa
the democrats elected Boies by SEQ
and the rest of their state ticket by 3,
600 and secured the senate.
A SPECIAL from Clipper Gap, Cal.
states that the giant powder work
blew up killing three men and s%eriousl,
wounding one boy. James Hamilton
was blown to atoms, nothing beini
found of him but one finger. All IAN
IL Chinaman, was killed and only hi
queue WAS found.
The strike in the tin plate depart
ment Of the st. Louis Stamping Co.
mills has been officially declared Off.
A TERRIBLE prairie fire burned acros
the western portion of Aurora county
S. ID. Nicholas Wolf and Anton Aeren
persisted in the flames, both young me
leaving families.
The Cumberland church ~prcsbyter
inquiring into the case of Rev. L. I
Bowers, of Kansas City, Mo-, has sus
tanned the charges of immortality an
ordered his suspension. An appea
was taken.
nine men were frightfully manfEle
by an explosion in the Rusl-lvanho
tunnel at Leadville, Col, recently.