The state republican. (Jefferson City, Mo.) 1871-1896, 1892-03-31

Hon. J. II. Horkless, Of Kanso,
City, president Of the Republican
League of Missouri, will address The
citizens Of this city, on Saturday
evening April 2.
The river IS on another rise.
Hear Hon. j, II, IIarklcss Satur'
day evening.
Mr.. w. A. Jacobs Of Usage Bluff
was in the city yesterday and made
our office q pleasant call.
Mr.. Conrad Wagner who has beer
south some time returned home yes
terday much improved in health.
Judge John II. Dicrcks, cashier
of the Merchants Bank, was appoint
ed notary public by the governor
this week.
The democratic judicial conycn-
ton for this circuit will be held in
this city July 2G, to nominate a can
didate for judge.
The mud is so deep on the street,
in Sedalia that the Bazoo says shoot
the first man that demonstrates
against paving their streets.
Mrs. Charles Il. Schuhr died We'd
nesday morning. The funeral took
place Mt 2:30 this afternoon, Ser,
vices conducted by Rev. PuIzner OF
the Lutheran church.
We have been informed that somt
parties are talking of starting a new
bank here with a capital of 500, 900
They hayc been pricing the Peasncr
property with a view of buying and
building q new bank building.
The following are the officers OF
the Reciprocity Leage organized here
last Monday evening, Chief Justice,
A. j. Bauer. Clerk, E. T.. Schott
Marshall, Henry Wagner treasurer
j. II. Conratb; inner bailiff, Law
renee Llnhardt, and outer bailif
Adam Dieg. The lodge is an assur
ed success with these gentlemen at
the head of it
The A. O.. U. w. lodge of Missouri
will hold a grand reunion at the fail
grounds in st. Louis May II. There
will he a grand parade through tho
principal streets with addresses a
fair grounds. Prizes amounting t.
S2,l50 have been offered for thu
select knights. The first prize viii
be 81 200, second $500, third S220
Competition will be open to thu
world.
The democratic members of tho
House passed the following resolu
ton just prior to adjournment last
week:
Resolved, that while we expect il
the approaching conflict TO follow tho
fortunes Of the democratic flag by
whomsocvcr borne, we have lost none
of Il confidence in and admiration
for the honest man, the eminent citi,
zen, the distinguished statesman, th,
pure patriot, the man of destiny
Grover Cleveland.
Mr.. S. X. Miller died at his HON,
in this city last Saturday morning Of
pneumonia, after an illness of abou.
two weeks. He was born in Scot
comfy, Kentucky, January 1G, 1916
and has been a resident of this city
since 1865, where he has been wei
known and highly respected. Th'
funeral took place at 3 O'Clock Sun
day afternoon under the auspices o
the Masonic lodge, in charge of Tn
dertakcr lleinrichs. The funcra
services were conducted by Rev. w
L. Mcclure of the Methodist church
+ Quite a number of the members o
the General Assembly and citizens o.
this city visited Columbia last Thurs
day, by special tram via c. e A
On the return of the folks they founC
the ferry on q bar in the middle o
the rivor, and the entire party wer,
compelled to cross the river tina
evening and night in skiffs. Ont
siiff dumped six persons into tn,
river and several came within al
inch of drowning and all were thor
oughly wet and suffered from chill
The Inconvenience of crossing was
cause TO forget the pleasure had OIL
the entire trip.