The state republican. (Jefferson City, Mo.) 1871-1896, 1892-12-08
NEWS OF THE WEEK.
cleaned By Telegraph and Mail
PERSONAL, AND POLITICAL.

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UPON the right of Indians to vote de-
ponds the question of who will get the
vote Of North Dakota.
THE Loubet ministry was defeated
on an Interpolation concerning the
Panama scandals in the French cham.
Der and Immediately resigned.
Ex-UNITED STATES SENATOR G. L.
FrrCH died at Loguusport, Ind, aged
81. Two daughters, Mrs. DENLY, wife
of Col. DENLY, United States minister
10 China, and Mrs. DIR. Asa Coleman,
survive him.
ALEXANDER II. WYANT, the famous
American landscape painter, died of
~softening of the brain at New York on
the Goth.
1T is not thought that Germany will
take any notice of Minister Phelps in
judicious speech at Berlin ON Thanks
giving day.
The death of DIR. Scott has delayed
the preparation of the presidents mes
sage.
THE Mexican ministers have rendered
their designations.
EVERYTHING is quiet in Samoa.
SoLICIroR-GENERAL A1pRlCu will re-
Sikh llS DOSlliOu " lCSullC lllt DIutIlCG
Of law in Chicago.
IT is authoritatively stated that ex-
Secretary of the Treasury Fairrhild
will again be rendered that portfolio.
TIE prince and princess of Wales will
visit Naples, Palermo, Corfu and Athens
this winter.
A CABINET crisis is reported in Spain,
caused by the resignation Of the min
lister of the interior.
The pope has refused assent to the
marriage Of Prince Ferdinand of Bul-
garia to the daughter of the ex-duke of
Parma.
Ex-Gov. IloyT, Of Pennsylvania, died
on the LIST. He was &c years bid.
THE funeral of Rev. DR.. Scott oc.
Cured ut Washington on the LIST, The
president and family accompanied the
remains to Washington, Pa. where
they were inferred in the family vault.
THE official count of the vote of Wis.
consin is as follows: Peck (dcm.), for
governor, 179, los; Spooner (rep.), no.
854; Peck's plurality, S,S44.
OFFICIAL returns in Minnesota show:
Harrison, l22, $50; Cleveland, 1OO.5fq:
Weaver, 30, sos; f~usionists. 1OT, or; Bid
well, 1909. For govcrnor-Nelscu
(rep.), received 100, 22O: Lawlcr tdeln.),
o4,6O0; Donnclly (pop), rs, 123.
OFFICIAL returns OF all but one coun-
ty of the state of Washington give Iiar-
rison 81. i6l; Cleveland, ~, 92?: Weaver,
10, pa: Bidwell, 2,4S7. For governor
McGraw (rep.), So, 1913; Snively (dcm.),
Is, 779; Young (peo.), 2S, gGa; Green
(pro.), 3,S93.
The official vote of Illinois shows:
For president Cleveland received 426. Isl
votes; Harrison, 300, !sS; Bidwell, $3.50;
Weaver, 22,2O1. Clcveland's plurality
is 26, a93.
GEN. NoDDs has withdrawn his troops
from Abomcy with the exception of
seven companies. The remainder have
been stationed in the port towns of Da- |
honey.
JAY GOULD, the famous millionaire
snd railway king, died at New York on
the I'd of pulmonary consumption.
Gov.-ELEnr OSBORNE, of Wyoming, get
ting tired Of waiting on Il slow canva
sing board, forcibly entered the execu-
tive mansion.
TIE monetary conference at Bru.se)s
rejected Alfred dc Rothchild's proposals.
Col n. 2. MINOR, Il well known dem.
ocratic politician of northeast Missouri,
Is dead.
Mr.. EDWARD c. LITTLE, of Kansas,
who was recently appointed consul.
general of Egypt, has notified the pres.
ident of his acceptance of the office.
THE legislature of oklahoma is il tie.
slARY ALLEN WEST died recently in
Japan She was senior editor of the
Union Signal, the organ Of the w. c..
I. L.
DAUGHTERS of Chief Justice Fuller
and Justice brewer will be among the
Washington debutantes this season.
NJ. BorRGoISE has been asked by
President Carnot, of France, to form a
cabinet.
BRIG.-GEN. BENJAMIN W. BRlcE. re. |
tired, died at Washington on he 18th.
lie vas born in Virginia in 1863.
1HE eight-hour day bill WAS defeated
in the Kentucky legislature.
PIERRE GALIANu, the well known
French decorative artist, i, dead.
Their was Il rumor that Bishop Brcu,
nan, of Dallas, Tex, had resigned. He
sailed for Rome two months ago afteI |
having had trouble with his priests.