The weekly intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1891-1901, 1891-10-17

was sunk recently near Sault Ste.
Marie, Mich.
A oYIsH looking footpad arrested at
Helena, Mont, turned out to be a young
m She had held up several men.
Her companion, giving the name Of
Henry Clark, was also arrested.
PEARLS have been found in mussels
taken from the Cottonwood river, Ok
lahoma.
DWIGHT, Ill, has been visited by a
disastrous fire, which started in KEEP
plinger's hall.
THE SOUTH.
THE dead body of Henry Coield was
found lying at the waiting room of the
depot at Workman, Tex. Death was
caused by his artificial means of
breathing, a silver tub inserted in his
windpipe from an aperture in his
neck, while in an intoxicated condition.
A HEAVY frost fell at Gainesville,
Tex, and through northern Texas and
theC hickasaw country on the night of
the 9th, doing considerable damage
to young, undeveloped crops.
The reform democratic ticket of
Nashville, Tenn. was elected over the
Y uiu u biS NY liz IOIlIlCS
ranging from 1000 to 500.
WILLIAM AMACHER, owner of a rae
ing stable, shot and killed Pat Milliron,
another horseman, at West side park,
Nashville, Tenn The trouble is
understood to have occurred about n
oma
WADE and John Fielder were exc
cuted at Rusk, Tex, for killing Yonce
Thompson. Their excuse was that they
had fired into a house for the purpose
of frightening one of the inmates and
did not intend to kill Thompson.
THE United States steamer Dispatch
became Il total wreck after grounding
on the Delaware break-water. The
crew was saved.
BOYS set a cat On fire at North Bir-
mingham, Ala, n the animal burned
down two houses. Loss, $4,000.
O'MALLEY, the New Orleans detective
accused of jury bribing, has been dis.
charged. O'Malley said his Indictment
was purposely to shield the parties con-
cerned in the Malta lyncl,ing.
GENERAL.
THE pope has instructed the papal
nuncios abroad to present an identical
note to the governments to which they
are accredited on the recent disorders
in Rome on account of the offensive
action of a French pilgrim at the tomb
of King Victor Emanuel. This note
will hold that these disorders are evil
dences of the insecurity of the papal
position in Rome.
GREAT CONSERVATION was caused by
the announcement on the nth of the
death of Charles Stewart Parnell, the
Irish leader, who had died the previous
night Wild rumors were afioat until
it was announced that his death was
due to over-exertion. In defiance of re-
peated warnings of his physicians Par
nell persisted in active election work
until his life-strings gave way.
The returns issued by the British
board of trade for the month of Sep.
TENDER shows that the imports de-
creased 81, $50, 900 and the exports de.
creased Ell, 97O, 600, as compared with
those for the corresponding month last
year.
The reported sickness of the queen
of Hawaii and alleged British machina'
tions to get possession of the country
and an approaching revolution are de.
clared to be fakes by parties who have
authentic information from the Sand
witch islands.
DISPATCHES from Annoy, China an
nounce that serious rioting occurred
forty miles from that city. The riots
were quelled, but not before several
mandarins and other officials had beer
killed.
Tn xuaS rnnnra1 in Tioh1n fhnf die
:. turbances had broken out in Rio d,
J~aneiro, the capital of Brazil.
THE Persian government will permi
. the export of products intended for thu
worlds fair free of duty. The exhibi
will probably aggregate $500, 600.
THE strike of dock laborers an,
others about the Carron and Hermit
age wharves, Mapping, London, which
E has been i'll progress for weeks. i
showing decided signs of collapsing
The employers are obtaining enough
> free men" to carry on work in spit
, of the %unionists.
Mr.. GLADSTONE was greatly disar
pointed by the Manchester election.
THE viceroy of India ~telegraphs tina
there has been n good rain throughou
, the country and that the crop prospect
are favorable.
BUSINESS failures (Dun's report) 70
the seven days ended October S nun
. bered $40, compared with 230 tn
previous week and 2l5 the correspond
. ing week of last year.
THE entry of rags from Marseilles
France, has been forbidden by the treas
. ury department in order to prevent til
= bringing of cholera to the country.
The September statement of tn
Atchison, Topeka & Santa Fe ~railroa
= for the entire system (approximatcd
= shows gross earnings of 81, PCS, 334, a
. increase of $51I,0 37.
Provisions in Warsaw, Russia, hav
doubled in price.
y A MEETING of merchants and NAM
facturers convened by the minister {
commerce Mt Vienna, unanimously al
proved the formation of "a governmeT
commission to arrange for the du
= representation of the country at tn
Chicago worlds fair.
" AUSTRIAN pilgrims after visiting til
: pope, were attacked by n mob at Pts;
Italy. One of the pilgrims disappeare
Z and it was rumorcd had been ASA
sinated.
u TIE interment of the remains of I'll
late Charles Stewart Parnell occurrc
without disorder. About 40, 600 person
viewed the body Oh its arrival in Dublil
u A STRONG force Of police controls Il