The state republican. (Jefferson City, Mo.) 1871-1896, 1891-10-01
NEWS OF THE WEEK.
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PERSONAL AND rbEITICAL.

PHILADELPHIA democtats have nomi-
mated w. Redwood Wright for city
treasurer and Theodore 4. Jenkins for
register of wills.
The wife Of the Grand Duke Paul,
youngest brother of theezar, is dead.
LANoEvIN, the CanadIsn minister ac-
cused of boodling, has becnexouerated.
CHINA has promised VI protect for
eign residents. kg%s
A. NJ. Posr, Of Crete, has been norii-
mated by Nebraska republieans for as
sociate Judge. II. w. Shumway, of
Dawson county, and CheSles MARBLE, of
Douglas, were nominnteA FOR regents-of
the state university. T9
]. c. LAMAR, a nephoE Of L. Q. @
Lamar, associate justice of The United
States supreme court cGiariitted sui
eide at Little Rocls Ark. by taking
morphine. He had led wild life.
Z. B. EWING, who, IL was thought,
might have been killed by Chilcat In
dians in Alaska was alive and well in
California.
THE president has appointed Charles
w. Erdman, of Kentucky, to be United
States consul at Stockholm.
REV. SAMUEL d. BURcnARD died at
Saratoga, N. Y, on the 25th He was
born September 0, 1912, at Steubep, N.
Y, and had quite reputation in the
Presby terian church until his famous
Rum, Romanism and Rebellion re-
mark to Mr.. Blaine, when his reputa.
tion was more extended.
SECRETARY OF STATE CRAWFORD re.
fuses to attest the commission of ex.
Congressman Davidson, appointed by
Gov. Fleming, of Florida, to succeed
Senator Call. Crawford is an old line
whig and says the great seal of the
state shall never adorn any certificate
for Calls successor unless it be for Cal
himself.
Gov. PATTrsoN, of Pennsylvania, has
convened a special session Of the legis
lature to investigate the charges Of
corruption against public officials, te
meet October 13.
WILLIAM II. KEMBLE, ex-state treas
urer of Pennsylvania, is dead.
NEWSPAPERS of Rome discredit the
report that the United States will ex
cludc Italian imports in reprisal for thu
prohibition of American pork imports
They express the belief that the prohi
bitiou will be rescinded as soon a
France and other states rescind thei
prohibitorv regulations.
THE Chilian junta is reported harass
| ing Minister Egan in many ways
Three Americans engaged in bushes
in Santiago have been arrested.
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clos at Berlin and Vienna declaring
malicious the report that the pope ha
taken steps against the triple allianc
is said to have irritated greatly tn
| group, especially the French, who in
tended that the pope should become a
active opponent of the alliance.
A LETTER from Salvador says Pres
dent Ezeta hos decided TO call Presiden
Barillas, of Guatemala, to account 70
melting rebellion in Salvador, of whic
policy President Ezeta is said to be oil
taining proofs The Mexican pres
generally is attacking Barillas an
, Guatemala.
l. The executive committee of tn
Italian merican exhibition at Genoa
in honor Of the discovery Of America b
Columbus, have arranged for the erec
tion of buildings which will cost $500
900.
II is reported that ex-senator Blail
Of New Hampshire, will soon succee
Green b. Raum as pension commission
er. Judge Culberson, of Texas, it
also rumored, is being seriously cor
sidered by the president for inter-stat
commerce commissioner.
SIaNoR CRIsPI's recent speech at P'
lermo has caused sensation through
out Europe as IL virtually proclaim
the Anglo-Italian alliance as au fait a
compli.
SERIOUS reports from Chilli nccess
tated cabinet meeting at Washingto
on the 2Sth. just what conclusion WI
arrived at was not stated.
CAPT. GUsTAvUs A. HALL, U. s.
(retired), died recently at San Franci
co of pneumonia. He was born at FIR
donia, N. Y, April 1s, 1927.