The state republican. (Jefferson City, Mo.) 1871-1896, 1892-02-11
NEWS OF THE WEEK.
Cleaned BY Telegraph and Mali.
PERSONAL AND POLITICAL.

NEW YORK republican leaders OF d1t- |
ferent factions held secret conference |
the other night to draw up plans to |
unitedly support Mr.. Harrison for q
second term,
THE New York Grant monument as
sociation Is in the midst of grave
troubles, well.known publisher oil
that city having entered suit against
them,
NINE alliance congressman who favor
Independent political action have de-
cided to have no further communities
tioa with the other alliance men who
are opposed to third party action,
THE Legislature OF Mississippi has
unanimously passed resolutions coh-
graduating the lottery opponents Of
Louisiana OH the defeat of the lottery.
The annual banquet Of the Balti-
more Manufacturers association WAS
held on the night OF the 4th. The
speakers were all notable men.
THE reports from Rome that the
Italian government contemplates the
immediate re-establishment Of full
diplomatic relations with the United
States are discredited in official circles
in Washington.
ADvIcEs from China show that nil
the Mongolian ifiandarins who aided
| In the recent outbreak in northeastern
China have been dismissed from Office.
The government is paying all the in
IDENTITIES demanded for the killing or
injuring Of foreigners and for the de-
struction of their property.
| In letter to John Patterson, n lead
ing manufacturer of Hamilton, Ont,
Andrew Carnegie, the Pittsburgh, Pa,
iron millionaire, earnestly advocates
political Union between Canada and
the United States similar to that be-
tween England and Scotland. He de-
clares that there is only one way by
which Canada can ever achieve des-
tiny worthy of her and that is political
union with her own race upon this
continent
CONGRESSMAN Mills at banquet by
the New York Reform club on the
night of the 4th declared himself
against any half way tariff legislation.
JuDGIs OF CRIMES FOSTER, of Valpa-
raiso has sentenced the three Chilians
arrested for attacks on the Baltimore's
sailors to brief terms of imprisonment
Guards are still maintained about
Minister Egan's house.
DAVID A. WELLS, the noted tariff re-
form leader. has written a long let
ter to Chairman Springer, of the
house ways and means committee, In
dorsing his plan to attack high pro
lection in sections,
PORK PACKER WHITAKER, of St
Louis and Wichita, roasted the shorts
before the house committee on agri-
culture at Washington on the 4th.
Acr1Na Gov. TuAYER. Of Nebraska
has written Gov. Boyd that he will sur
render the gubernatorial Office to hin
on the afternoon Of the sth.
Mr. BLAINE has sent very brie
letter to Chairman GARRISON, of the Re
publican national committee. declar
ing that he will not allow himself to b.
mentioned as a candidate for the presi
dency.
GEN. GRANT acting secretary of war
and Gen. Schofieli had conferenc,
with the president on the Garza move
ment and it was decided to take vigor
GUS action, 10 capture CARA and hi
immediate followers or drive them ou
OF American territory. Senior Romero
the Mexican minister, had talk will
Secretary Blaine on the subject ant
was assured that the United State
government would do its utmost t
preserve the neutrality laws
TAHEE, the blind chief OF the low
Indians is dead. He was descendan
of the old Blackhawk nobility and ha
ruled the Iowas since White Cloud
death.
CAPTs ScHLEY and Remy have bee
relieved from the commands OF the wa
ships Baltimore and Charleston re
spectively, their terms Of service hay
ing expired as commanders OF vessels
GRAND ARMY CHE
PALMER has written another letter I
regard to rebel flags
Gov. BOYD of Nebraska, assume
control very quietly on the afternoo
of the sth. Nearly all the democrat
appointed by him before the contes
also took their places.
A LETTER from Revolutionist Garz
to President Harrison has been mad
public at San Antouio, Tex. In
CARA explains the purposes Of the rev
olution, and declares he will grow ol
in the field with his troops before h
will accept any principle compromi
ing the principle of his cause.
MAIL advices from the city of Guat,
mala contain an account of electio
fights January l2, started by the a
tempt on the part of crowd to seiz
some ballot boxes Troops as we'll ,
the police interfercd. Over sixty pc
sons were killel and 100 were wounde
THE provincial elections held recen
Iy rasuited in favor of the concili,fic
party desiring an agreement betwee
Mitre and Roca- In two towns Il
elections were marked by street riot
Several persons were killed and nur
ber wounded.
THE session of the interstate wor
ems conference opened at Kansas Cit
Mo-. on the evening of the sth.
THE national democratic commit,
has appointed Col Richard J. Brigh
of Indiana, to be sergeant-at-arms
the national democratic conventit
and f. E. Canda, of New York, to
agent for the committee. s P. She
rim, of Indiana, the secretary OF Il
committee, together with Col. Brig
and Mr.. Canda, have been charged wi
the duty Of proceeding to Chicago al
making all necessary prepar ations
the convention.
AIIsCELLANEOUs.
The business situation Is reported
Dun & ca, as brighter because
heavy demands from the west