The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1892-06-11
MISSOURI STATE NEWS.


s.. Joseph MAS startled the other ds=
by rrport That two pro;ninetit CITIZENS
were missing and had protablS beeh
drowned
One was W A Jordan. assistant cashier Of
the Commercial bsnk and manager Of the St.
Joseph clearing house. and the other Henry
Luchsinger- wealthy feel merchant The
two gentlemen concluded to go fishing
in a snail lake in Kansas opposite the
pump hcus> three miles above tte city
Thss drp.e .eam - a thggy ar1 httchea the
horses in the timber near fine water Nofss;
Then they procrred a skiff and crossed the
riser to Knnsas. That was the last hsari q
them Not returning IN tje yening. their tani;
lies and friends became uneasy aud the naxt
morning sent PARTIES in search Of the men. The
hbr.es wste found where ttey bal beea
hitched twenty-foIr hours retosa. The
scarchnrs CONTINUED their work. and. going
to tho Kansas siie. broken bost
was found. and during the afternoon the
b,dies cf the unfortunate men were dragged
from the nv rncar ty. beth close together II
is supposed their boat was swsmped by furi-
Gus wini ani rain storm which rssed late in
the Afternoon. while sttemt ting to rccruss the
river Pcth Gentlemen leave families, who are
greatly prcStratci ovsr their 'oss. Thcv were
highly r>teSr,ed in usincss and sociai circles.
The forti~th annual exhibition of the
Missouri school for the hlind was held
at the institution IN =, i-ou;s few
days since
ThA ,SsinuaisSn< wpre Ea,ser thu sapeySi-
ssNa Nt w. Ssi'l,y ~, >s,Tsr;r-crdenssglE = nc
ct the most Interesting character. Mr., tiCec,.
coaiuct~t chr wN-S in a'cNhrS> Mss RvcilscSi
ths msr r~a,sinc. MS H~lus,. ,h~ arstha.etiS,
4 -. NJ M Al
Rrailt, system - music, Ar. RI >htsr string in
strum~ats, sat Mr.. NAlra n risaO> >iasin,
AMI hsrnsany. All thu wSSk, " cNurSN, i
wnst i rSlsi ~mhsS~,~; work. aud in the
school !, Is all IN TIL RrSilss system. which
WAS s,rrsSi in ra,S> in Isl. ant
in thu Missouri s'~hsl in l>,, and i ay~ slnlN>s
the universal system, ThI> Is ,ha> this >~rsns
Sch,-,l in thu wNrd to u.s. thu >y~tcnn and il i>
now uSNi in every hraacA-Sn mu>Sc anil Srtth>
mctSc, in algebra AMI l,rratus~, Tho purilS
u.s. il S,tHsrth~r in writing their lcttrr>, PSr>
rarine th~ir lrttcrS, -ss> and il forms tho saSss
of = fairr t. H. nal hy nr Slt,ec at III con-
ventson ~ Au,csi~bn Instructors cf HI hind in
JULY, The ~ys,cra IN bri,t rcns,>,s NJ s,tnslc
iudentatiuu< cr psrfurasioas IN Paper arranged
in certain orlcr>, The w,'Sk ia the yarcuS
studies vas Vt an su'~as'l, hi':a srS'sS,
>c,lalt, Ia tt,,s a. Ob-~r,a,ars.
Information has h,'cn rS'civcd from
Sccrctary Risk that Sc,lalia has been
selected a. point for rrvcrnmcnto OBJ
>srvat"ry.
Tn" taking. sending and r'ceivinc nt weather
observations Will c"mm"nce June Il Ths
lc't It - !ala j. du" T. it, alttui'. ii being
~. feet Rhrv. the ssa level II is b'lievc that
the establishment of th' observatory at Ssla-
liza will. sIyS S-tlht di'pltCh t, thH Gloh'-
DEMOCRAT, h. tn mrNns "f securing for -
1al;a the headquarters uf tha state bua-Nl IT
agriculture. which is casting ahout fnr a l. ali
ty with h'tt-r mul and trlegrlpiic facilities
thar are all ,r;l'l by Columbia The state
'0dstic surv'y SIX or " n ySIrS ago located
s:tn for a - Itc clSer-atury or SlIirs " al IL
place. northeast. AMI an effort will b. nal, II
have tn, state hoIrl cf agriculture TAXI al
tantagr II ,ha, survey now, and make Setlalia
its hca'iIuart' t'Es
state Trra>nrcr's Report.