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The weekly intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1891-1901, 1891-08-08
POWDER AND PAINT.

In is an unb!ushin% fact That the rosy
checks of tlr" modern city belle are due
to art.-Tryaa Siftiu"..
ToM-"'rhcy say that the eldest Miss
smith is IN artist, and paints vcry
~cll." .IacIl-"I should say her mother
did also; how young she louks."-
Yankee Blade.
A MEAN GiE~-Ilr 'VNiat a pretty
girl! Haven't | seen that flrc some
whcrc?" $Ic-'I think not. | don't
think she pat it m more than an hour
since" = indianapolis journal.
Attic Bali ar'l-"What a lovely
girl Miss El"ndwig i! a heavenly,
liowcr-lillr facet Tom Yes. very
lour-likc. Lon!, at my coat sleeve. [
danced the last waltz with hcr."-Grip.
MISS FUasANTEArlEE u like t" soc
a girl stick to her coiorS." Young Grim
sonbcail brushing the paint from his
nos@D-''So do /: and | like to see her
colors stick to cr.'-YuIllers States
man.
The weekly intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1891-1901, 1891-08-08
ENGLISH AFFAIRS.

EUrrEE /, sold by the yard at Cam
hriign. Eng.
..tI.>thG forest. one of the most
rau,m, estate, in England, has been
sold Tor -L.OUl.OO
Tun Qulhruplc Delivery Machine
Company, Just being ilnatcd in Eng
land. offers for u penny your weight, n
brV of sweets and an insurance policy.
The latter, which is for E35, lasts
tWrnty-nnc days.
THE Victoria cross, though worth in
trin~icnlly less than the other medals of
Tia" british service, is more sought after
than all the others. The person receiv-
ing it always receives Il pension Oh re-
firing from the service.
SMART" is one Of the words evil
IDENTITY much affected by English society
writer's. "A large number of smart
people were present at the reception"
Lady Brooks party was very small
and smart" are specimens.
TIE Dolroath mine in Cornwall, one
of the most famous and q important
tin mines in the world, has been opened
tn Il depth of 2,41a feet, and the main
shaft is now being sunk deeper. At
the bottom the temperature is nearly 90
degrees +.
The weekly intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1891-1901, 1891-08-08
SHARP POINTS.

The age of wisdom From seventeen
To Observation-Disclosures Post.
SOME men will keep everything but
their distancc.-Pittsburgh Post.
To CoNFIDE toe much is to put your
lemon into another mans squeeZer.
IT is astonishingly easy to endure
trouble when it is i'll somebody else's
family.-Somcrvillc Journal.
THE worst thing about life is that
there are so many who are too old to
start Y naturalization Globe.
IF all the people knew what they
were talking about there wouldn't be
nearly SO much said rs there is now
Sonfcrvillc Journal.
If everybody too up as much room
as he thinks he does somebody would be
crowded off the carth's surface.-Wash-
ington Star.
SOME of MS reserve our best smile for
select occasions; as if wearing it upon
all occasions would not improve it
AtchiSDn Globe.
The weekly intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1891-1901, 1891-08-08
NOTES OF MUSIC.

BEETHOVEN is proved to have been of
Flemish blood.
THE sale of the song "Marguerite"
has reached 900, 900 copies.
KAISER WILHELM has undertaken to
erect Il statue Of Wagner out of his own
purse.
TIE action of a Russian impresario,
long pending, against Mime. Patti for
damages for breach of contract has
been decided in Mime. PATHS favor.
y NEW ]pi:noforte keyboard having
six rows of key, has recently been ex-
hihitcd in Manchester, Eng. An octave
is formed by six keys in two contigu-
ous rows. All the keys are on the
saIuc level, and each note is separated
from the next by un interval of two
scmi-tonrS.
The weekly intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1891-1901, 1891-08-08
NEW MECHANICAL DEVICES.

A DETROIT manufacturing firm will
make steel wagon wheels with hollow
fcllocs and Spokes.
A NEW wire called the Hungarian
wire is covered with three coats of
thread and " coats of celluloid.
y mvEr in the form Of "a tube to be
USED both as IL rivet and as Il drainage
way is The latest Wrinkle in iron ship
building.
a PECULIAR glossy and transparent
cloth Is made from the fiber of nettles,
which is used among other things for
betting of machinery and it is claimed
t" have double the strength of leather.
Az English inventor has constructed
Il novel device to do away with the
enormous pressure of water against the
bows of ocean steamers. 1t consists of
one II more screws on each side of the
bow, which throws the water aside and
creates Il dry well in front of the vessel.
The weekly intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1891-1901, 1891-08-08
LATEST NOVELTIES.

\ PAPrEE-MACUE trunk is one of the
latest ideas. 1t is y terror To- the bag
gagc-smashcr, who finds it practically
indcstructiblc.
ONE of the novelties ut the worlds
fair will be Il miniature Venice. Houses
will be built out into the lake and con-
nectcd by canals similar to those in the
Venetian city.
DE-. NAEDYz, Il Pittsburgh physician,
is at work upon an immense papicr-
machc model of the human heart for
exhibition ut the worlds fair. 1t will
be three feet il diameter, and will open
to show the inner mechanism.
TIE old saying that you cant make
a whistle ont of "a pir's tail" has been
disproved 10y Dr j. J. Mills, of Port
Icrvis, y. !. lie has fashioned "a
whistle out of the hardened skin Of Il
pigs caudal appendices, and plays
"Yankc" Doodle" on it in a very inspir-
ting manner.
The weekly intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1891-1901, 1891-08-08
HELL AND THE ROAD THERE.

THERE is joy in hell whenever men
lose their sclf-rcspect.
THERE arc no free passes given on any
of the roads that lead TO the pit.
THE devil always keeps the hinges of
the gate to the pit well CREASED.
THE first mic on the road to hell
looks as though it led straight to
Heaven.
PEOPLE who are on their way to
Heaven stop to try to prove that
there is no hell
If the devil couldn't make Il lie better
looking than the truth, the way to the
pit wouldn't he so crowded.-Ram's
Horn.
The weekly intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1891-1901, 1891-08-08
TIE WEST.

GRAssHOPPERs are damaging the oat
crop ut Waterloo, Ia 1t is estimated
that they win lessen the yield by ten
bushels per acre. They are of the COM
mon native species.
REPORTS from different parts of
Placer county, Cal, show fifteen per-
sons have manifested symptoms of
poisoning after p%artaking of pressed
corr beet prepared by Il butcher of the
town of Loomis. A child of Mr.. +.
Dee, of Loomis, is dead.
Hoes are dying in great numbers
from cholera in the vicinity of Water
loo, In. IL. }. Lachly, an extensive
farmer in Orange township, has only
seven animals left out of $50 which he
had three weeks ago.
THERE was a lively time at Fort
Pierre. S. d., caused by n sudden
change in the channel of the Missouri
river, which washed away n strip of
the bank eighty feet wide and a quar-
ter of u mile long. There were several
frame buildings oil the strip.
A DOG caused u runaway near Xenia,
O., by which Mrs. Smith and her little
daughter were probably fatally in
jured.
FOREST fires in the vicinity of Sonora,
Crl., have destroyed a number Of
ranches and otEer property and now
threaten TO wipe out the town of Co
1umbia. Me have been sent to fight
the flames.
ANsEL l.. CEoCKER, an old and
wealthy Chicago merchant, died sud
denly of heart disease.
.IupGE HAMILTON at Cleveland, o.,
euioined the board of publication of
the Evangelical association from max
ing up any deficiency in the SALARY of
Bishops Eaher and Bowman or from
paying any money to the Illinois, Des
Moines, Oregon or Platte river con-
crosses. The court found that the ex.
pulsion of Bishops Esher and Bowman
was according to the church discipline.
Fr is reported that the Big Four-Stock
Yards trouble, Chicago, a been set
tied The packers will not go to Toll
lesion. Ind
The Union Pacific has granted the
Rock Island and the Milwaukee the
use of the Omaha bridge track until the
new rules and schedule now being pre-
pared are completed.
ttA i HERTZ was HNlbC pcN'
near Bellaire, o., on the 31st, u train of
the narrow gauge running off at u
curve. Fourteen persons were serious
ly injured, some, it was feared, fatally.
FfEE in Seattle, Wash, destroyed a
large livery stable, a saloon and four
stores. George Williams lost his life
and a negro couple were badly burned.
RIoToUs Bohemians drove out work
men Mt the Omaha IL Grant smelling
works. Omaha, Neb. The trouble orig
mated over the new e!ght-hour law.
THERE was quite a serious fight be-
tween Slavs and Huns in st. Lodfs
Catholic church, Cleveland, o., recently.
JOHN FROG and Jackson Wolf, Sem
mole Indians, were executed by shoot
ing al Wewalsa, /. r., in the peculiar
fashion of the Seminoles for the murder
OF John Harg.
The weekly intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1891-1901, 1891-08-08
Public Sale of Accounts,

Ih" undersigned, public administrator
of Lafayette county, will ON Monday Au-
Just :, 1891, during the August term OF
county court, sell in front of the court
house door, 10y authority of an order OF
TIA" probate court made June 30, 1891, all
t!lc store accounts belonging t. the estate
OF -. :. lrcdrr, deceased, which now re
main unlaid. Sale To take place at half
past one O'Clock. Terms cash,
STEPHEN n. WILSON,
1-ltl Public Administrator.
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Weekly ~Intelligencer
THE WORLD AT R
Summary of the Daily News.
II NOTEs

a DELEGATION from Mobile, Ala,
who desire that Mobile shall be the
starting point of a postal aided line of
steamers for Central America and other
ports, had n conference with Post
master-General Wanamaker on the sub
ject.
THE republican national executive
. committee met at the Arlington hotel,
Washington, on the Goth. Hon. NJ. s..
Quay rendered his resignation as chair
man and Col. w. w. Dudley rendered
his resignation as treasurer. Both
designations were accepted subject to
approval of the full national COM
mittee.
COMMISSIONER MORGAN has satisfied
Archbishop Ireland that no discrimina-
ton win be made against Catholic In
dian schools, though no further CON
tracts will he made through the bureau
of missions.
The president has removed the disa-
bilitics Of Capt. Armes. The captain,
it will be remembered, got into trouble
by pulling Gov. Beavers nose over
matters growing out of President Har-
rison's inauguration.
THE act of congress providing for the
adjudication of Indian depreciation
claims by the federal court of claims
will throw Il large amount of business
on that body. Already more than 8, 500
cases have been filed.
THE president has accepted the resig-
nation of Joel Il. Erhardt as collector
of the port of New York and has desig-
mated j. Sloat Fassett, of Elmira, N.
Y, as his successor.
JOHN L. BEALL, real estate expert,
testified before the Rock Creek park
commissioners at Washington that ex-
President Cleveland bought his 'Red
Top" property for $2G, 900 and sold it for
$l40, 900, realizing Sill, 900 profit.
The reciprocity treaty with Cuba and
Porto Rico was proclaimed by the presi-
dent ON the 3Ist.
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
s. Elmer has been placed on the re-
tired list of the army, having served
over thirty years.
THE public debt statement showed a
decrease during the month of July of
81, ss9, 907.
Coll HENRY r. MIsNER, of the Seven
teenth infantry, has been placed on the
retired list of the army.
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II EAST.

JERRY O'BRIEN and Lucas Dougherty,
two boys were drowned Mt Pittsburgh,
Pa, on the Goth, being swept away I'M
der some bargcs.
THE tobacco crop about Lancaster,
Pa, has been completely ruined by
heavy hail.
COLLECTOR ERHARDT, of the port of
New York, has resigned.
THE New York Herald's Philadelphia
correspondent wires that the books of
the Keystone bank show that the $685.
900 represented by due bills actually
went into that bank. This fact has
been established beyond n doubt by
Experts Helms and Wheeler, who have
been working at the books. The ex-
perts will not talk.
Hon. ROGER Q. MILLS, of Texas, adj
dressed about !, 1000 people in the Audi
torium at Prohibition park, Staten
island. His subject was Democratic
CrecdS."
DURING n heavy thunderstorm near
Dry Run, Franklin county, Pa, the
barn of Phillip Skinner was struck by
lightning and totally destroyed by fire.
Two children of Mr., Skinner, aged IL
and 10, were playing in the barn at the
time, and both were killed instantly.
j. C. AVERY, of No. 115 Broadway,
New York, who recently failed in the
brokerage investment business was
n Kansas City man and organized the
Equitable Mortgage Co. of Kansas City
in 1854. His liabilities are over 81. 0OO,-
900.
Miss LIDA KEITH, a young woman
who lived at Sydney. N. Y, was taken
with q severe illness some time ago.
Her parents are believers in the faith
cure and would not allow n doctor to
summoned to attend her. She suffered
long illness, during which she wasted
to "a mere skeleton, and finally died.
ISAAC NEWTON BAKER, private Sec
rotary of Roberto. Ingersoll, was shot
and fatally wounded by orville Ander-
son at Groton Landing, n. Y, during a
dispute. Both parties occupied the
same dwelling and the families COM
menced to quarrel
SECRETARY BLAINE is showing much
improvement in health. lie takes long
walks and drives and is steadily gain
ing strength. He seldom visits the viii
lage.
The weekly intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1891-1901, 1891-08-08
FOREIGN NOTES ON THE FAIR

"CIICAGo has abundance of accommo-
dation for all the visitors who may go to
It's worlds fair.'-Newcas tie Eng
Chronicle.
THE busincss-likc manner in which
this vast enterprise is being prosecuted
~insures Il splendid triumph."-Irish
Times, Dublin.
'CmCAGo is equipped better than any
other city to handle large crowds of PEG.
plc."-Ilamburgischer Correspondent,
Hamburg, Germany.
"WHoEvER may think that Chicago
will not he ready for the exposition
does not know American enterprise."-
Schlcsihchc ZcitunG, Brcslau, Germany,
THE participation of America, Eng.
land, France and Germany practically
guarantees the sue cess of the EXPOSE
tion."-Aftonbladct, Stockholm, Swe
den.
'TIIE mammoth worlds exposition
to he held in Chicago the year after
next bids fair to become one Of the
greatest shows on rccord. journal OF
Commerce, Liverpool.
The weekly intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1891-1901, 1891-08-08

We are prepared Ia make loans If Money for
any amount small or large, for amy length at
time. from one totem years, ut low rates At in
tcrcSt with privilege to pay part or whole ~
amy interest pay day. An an land rs security
or desirable city propCTtN. No delay.
T.. WlNSDR * son,
Opp. Courthouse, Lexington, Mos,
The weekly intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1891-1901, 1891-08-08

YOU ARE IN \ BAD rIA.

But We will cure yuu il you Will pay us. our
message is to the weak, nrrNuIS H';i dehIli-
tatcd, who, hy early evil habits, or Ii rr inulIS-
crttinus, have triilcd away their VIA If body,
mind and manhnoL. and who sut; = al those
effects which lead Ia premature Il, ny, con
sumption or insanity. If this m"...IS ca, send
for and read unr Book ni Life, written hY the
greatest specialist of the day, and sent tsualcdl
for six cents in stamps. Dr. Farkcr's Medical
and Surgical Institute, ljl North spruce street.
Nashville, Tenn. uuyahNI
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a NOVEL

IN abundance-A.
USED in bartcr-B.
Found in captivity-C.
BOUND to be- in debt-D.
BEGINS and ends in caSe-E.
FINDS Il place in fiction-F.
belongs to Gcrmany-G.
Nor quite half of half-H.
Used as a part of itself.
CAN eve get out of Jail.
THE beginning of knowledge-K.
Has a very musical ending-L.
WHAT'S in u naInc-M.
GIVEN in outline-N.
A MoNOToNOUS Ictter-O.
a CApI"AL character-P.
NECESSARY to Il quorum-Q.
FI;ST in rage hut last in anger-R.
a PERSONAL letters.
ISEFULin adOrnmcnt-T.
IN close intimacy to you-U.
SEEKS vulgar aSSociations-V.
OCCUrIEs II Lowry position-W.
SURE to he fOuhd in eXcess-X.
COMES but once i'll a year-Y.
IIELPSt To make "a fizzle every time-Z.
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HOME MONEY TO 0 A

The money now in hands belonging to the
estates of minors ~ iur lEin, part nn prime
real c~tat" and part on good personal security
Parties desiring To borrow will de- wrIl Ia call
at my office, over T.. WinSur y son.
maNlitf :. n. WILSON,
Public Administrator aud rX-nnictn Public
Curator.
The weekly intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1891-1901, 1891-08-08
LIGHTS.


LORD T~ENNYsoN has been greatly
benefited 10y his cruise in the English
channel.
THE wife of Joel Chandler lIrris.
Uncle Remus," is Il pretty brunette
woman, with beautiful teeth and Il
charming smile. She is Of Frcnch-Can-
adian descent and is an accomplished
linguist.
THE extreme of sensitivcncSs was that
shown by n French author who was
hindered from travelling because he wa
afraid that he might be obliged to sit
opposite'a man whose face would he
~disagreeablc to him.
r. D. BLACKMORE, the novelist, writ
ing to n friend in this country about Il
picture of him, says: sit docs not con-
Germ me much, at my time of life, what
kind of n 'phiz' | am endowed with; but
the thumb-nail men have cnducd me
with one and also with stomach far be
yond my own"
, A woman won the great prize
offered Icy the university of Zurich for
the best paper on the Anatomy of
Plants" The professors were aston
ished to find the author of the treatise,
which they pronounced thorough and
complete, a young girl of SaXony, Lou
Use. Muller, hitherto unknown in litcra-
The weekly intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1891-1901, 1891-08-08

The sumrlrr tourist tickets for thc sea-
son OF 1891. To Denver, Colorado Springs,
"anitou, Pueblo, Trinidad, Las Vegas,
Hot Springs, Estes Park and idaho Splmgs
are now on sale at greatly reduced rates
via the popular Santa Fr route. Tickets
arr good until October 81, with stop-ovcr
privileges ut pleasure anywhere in Colo
RADIO.
Solid Ncslibulc trains carrying elegant
free reclining chair cars and Pullman
palace sleeping cars. Parties destined To
Col"rad" Springs and Manitnu arrive
thcr" e morning for breakfast.
For tickets, Pullman berth, and full
particulars regarding summer tourist
tickets call at ticket office corner Ninth
and Main streets, Lexington, Mo.
dOHN TAuENNN, Agent.
L." to suit.
i. Il. E"ot has natural and mauui1Ctur-
ii ~ III Em--L nLLLLlLN IN hLMI IL III ILInn.
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PECULIAR ACCIDENTS.

A KANSAS CITY man was blinded the
other night by the rays OF h moon
falling IN his eyes while asleep.
A s~TREEr-CAR motor man at Adrian,
Mich, is sail to be suffering from blood
poisoning resulting from the copper
brake handle having worn u blister on
the palm of his hand.
A SMALL boy iii Kentucky, while driv-
ing the cows to pasture onc morning,
tied the tnil of one of the gcntlcst of the
herd to his neck. The cow ran, draG-
ging the boy over the Geld, and at last
accounts there was very little hope of
saving the Youngsters life.
AN orange seed was swallowed by Il
boy of fourteen. named Frederick Leck,
of Long Island City. Keen pain was
felt IL few hours afterwards, and in
twelve days the boy died. A post
mortem revealed the strange fact that
the range seed had sproutcd in his in
testines, growing IL spear an inch long.
ART GLEANiNGS.
SOME Wattaaus have been sold in
London at good prices. "L'Occupation
oelOl ASF DIOuSllL i''tOo anu IL az
core ParfOil' E3,G1j.
Makes of porcelain in Limoges,
France, send their most artistic pro
ducts to the United States. American
taste, they say, is the finest.
LIES D~ERNFEIIES CARTOUCITEs," the
picture which did most to start the
reputation of d. MELVILLE, has been
sold to NJ. IIcniOt for 172, 900 francs.
A VASE, which it has taken four years
to complete, has just been sent to Lon
don from the Minton china mann
factory. 1t was made by NJ. Tolon, is
valued ut 81 800, and is considered the
haudsomest thing of the kind that has
ever been made. Venus, Bacchus and
IL group of Cupids arc represented in
the design.
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BUCKLEN'S ARNICA SALVR.

The lest Salve in The world Tor Cuts, Brulses,
SHTrB. Ulcers. Salt liheum, Fever Sores, letter,
GhapIetI Hands, ChilhlaIns. Cprns, and all skin
Symptoms. and positively cures Piles. or no
pay required. 1t Is guaranteed to give perfect
satisfaction, or money refunded. Price 25
cuts per box. For sale ly LEROY FAN
MEX. ieb2Syl
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EuR RENT.

l1iE store room on Franklin Avenue, which
l. has been occupied 10y Mr.. Albert Loomis,
.,'IN "a ceased, Ia Tor rent. Excellent location
'or good grocery store. Apply 10 the amer,
I'hlhi' L. 4. SrltAMCKF,
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III ~ -
LAWRENCE, Kan, Aug. o. Pr.
Snow, in his weather report for las,
month says: lit was the go dr~t Jul,
(mean Temperatures TI.9S dcgs.l in on
twenty-four years record July. iSs1.
comes next TO this month with a moan
Temperatures of I2.O de-. The mrv-
curry reached 90 deg. on no day Of the
month, Sa5 dogs. being the mlNimum
temperature reaclrd No other July IN
our twcnty-f1ur years show a
maximum below 90 dogs. The rain
fall, $40 inches, has been c>-
ceeded in bat two .IuIya of
our record, 1871 and 1873. The wind
velocity vas below the average. The
mean Temperatures was tbs dec,
which is 50 dogs. below the July aver
age. The highest temperature was
so dogs. ON the 3!i. Mean trmprra-
ture at : a. m, GI.OS dogs: at > p IN,
1911, and at . p. IN, T0GS. Rainfall.
$40 inches, 2.03 inches above the July
average. Rain fell in mcasurabll
quantities on eleven days. There were
eight thunder showers. The entire
rainfall for the seven months of 1891
10Y completed has been :il.%l inches,
which is IL. II inches above the average
for the same months in the preceding
twentv-thrcc years.
PITTsRURGH, Pa. Aug "A wage
conference between the window glass
workers and their employees was held
Friday, but after five hours spent in
discussion the conference finally adj
journed without fixing u date for an
other meeting. The workers scale de
- n,,I NJ, ,n.,n - - ,,,, -,-l =, Al.
wages of gathcrcrs and hat no cutter
shall carry cut glass, while the manu-
~facturers ask for an all round reduction
of 10 per cent. to cqualiHc wages with
the northern districts. Both sides re-
fused to make concessions. This will
affect about 5000 men.
FINDLAY, o., Aug. 3.-Thc managers
of the Salem Wire Nail Co. of this city
and the employees had II conference last
evening which resulted i'll a settlement
of the strike which had beer on for u
week in reference to the scale. 1t is
understood the managers refused To
sign the scale prepared by the Anal
gamated association, but presented one
of their own. According to this scale
the men are required to put in more
hours, but are paid better wages. The
mill will resume with $50 employees.
LITTLE Rock, Ark, Aug. 2.-Flnods
are destroying crops and property
along the river bottoms in this state.
Reports from Pine BLU and other
points on the Arkansas river below
here are that Il large area of country is
under water. The river at this point is
still rising but the weather is clear.
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HON. HAYLEss HANNA, OF Indiana,
late minister t. :le Argentine republic
und II Cleveland, is dead.
CItECoTAH, /. r., was struck by a tor.
nado on the night of the 1st. Much
damage was done, several animals be-
ing killed.
IT was reported that Texas cattle in
the Cherokee nation attacked a cow
boy, a woman and two little girls and
gored all four to death.