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

RELIEF work among the poor labor
ers of Vienna is frowned upon by the
police there.
DIREcroRs Of the Chicago, Milwaukee
& St Paul are said to be considering
the advisability Of resuming paying
dividends. ~
WILLIAM FITCH was married in his
cell In Sh0 ais, Ind. He is under sent
ence OF two years for burglary.
WILLIAM DErrMkR, barber of st.
Joseph, Mo-, shot dead Franklin Breeze
in saloon, because Breeze had pun
ished him for beating an old man.
FIRE in Brooklyn, N. Y, destroyed
Smith, Gray & Co.'S large clothing
house and storage rooms causing over
$500, 600 loss
1T is stated that 800 fishermen lost
| their lives in the late storm on the
coast Of Portugal.
DICK cuLIEss wss lynched at Marsh
field, Mo-, on the night of the Goth for
the cruel murder of a four-year-old
adopted son of his stepfather
THE Santa Fe and Missouri Pacific
have refused to obey Chairman Mdoe.
ly's order in regard to Kansas sugar
rates.
LILLE JOHNSON, the alleged partici-
pant with Alice Mitchell in the murder
of Freda Ward in Memphis has been
admitted to bail on account of her frail
health.
UNION PACIFIC trainmen announce
that they have secured nearly all they
demanded.
AT Dexter, Mo, an unknown desper-
ado attacked the marshal, to release q
prisoner A fight ensued. One citizen
was shot dead, another will die the
unknown desperate shot himself to
prevent capture and the prisoner es-
capped, while they were after him to
lynch him.
The Knights of Pythias of Ashtabu-
10, o., have undertaken to raise fund
for the erection of monumen in mem
ory of the unrecognized dead who per-
ished in the terrible railway disaster in
1876 Mt that place. A circular con tain
ing long list of names of the lost pas
sengers is issued by a committee whose
business it is to receive all subscrip-
tons and answer all communications.
The attention of the public generally is
solicited All communications or inqui-
ries should be sent to r. w. McCreary,
secretary, and all contributions to Lu-
Glen Seymour, treasurer, Ashtabula, O.
CONSIDERABLE fighting marked the
attempt OF the Indianapolis street car
company to run cars on the 27th. The
police were badly handled by the
| rioters.
The United States judge at Spring
field, Ill, has decided that the inter-
state commerce law does not affect cut
rates made to Canada
THE sealing schooner Saywari case
was decided by the United States SUI
preme court on a minor point The
great issue OF jurisdiction over Bering
| sea was avoided.
Mrs NEvINs, mother of young Mrs
Blaine, denies the truth of the state
ment in Secretary Baine's letter in re-
gard to the interview with Mrs. Blaine,
Sr. Young Mrs. Blaine declines to
talk.
TWENTY thousand Slavs in northern
Hungary are reported to be starving.
Nearly 10000 wor1men in Vienna are
also in want
THE United States supreme court has
decided against Fielden and Srhwab,
the Chicago anarchists, serving life
terms in the Illinois penitentiary.
FRENCH anarchists made desperate
attempt to blow up the house of
Princess de Sagan in Paris on the morn
iug of the Goth ult.
WARRANTS are out for the officers and
directors of the whisky trust on indict-
ments from the federal grand jury in
Boston for violation OF the United
States antitrust law.