The weekly intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1891-1901, 1892-02-27
NEWS NOTES.

Nearly 200 anarchists are awaiting trial
In Cadiz, Spain.
A rich silver strike is reported from
Florissant, Col.
Revenue agents have seized a car load
of beer at Lehigh, |. Il.
DR. McGlynn is hopeful of reinstatement
in the Roman Catholic church.
Fire has destroyed the business portion
Of Allerton, Iowa. Loss, 900.
The public school superintendents the OF
North are in session at New York.
Georgia is disbursing 100000 to the
widows of its Confederate soldiers.
South Dakota will probably lose 81 ,000.-
200 of its school fund in suits now pending.
Negro brakemen have replaced white
strikers on the Mobile and Birmingham
road.
English and German capitalists are seek
ing to form trust in the American leather
trade.
So far Minnesota has contributed s., 557-
55 and |, ,4TI,I pounds of -four to the Rus
sian relief funds.
Eleven missing miners Of Alaska are
believed to have been murdered by In
dians or lost at sea.
take Il hand in our worlds fair Emperor
William cannot come.
The ice gorge at Parker, Pa, is the
worst known since 1874, and several towns
are in danger of iuundation.
Mrs John Waddell of Padu "''"
found her husband aud youug lady alone
together and cowbided both.
The auditor Of Indiana has blacIs-listed
many insurance companies for noncom-
pliance with insurance laws.
The east Tennessee mining trouble is no
nearer n solution. The free miners threaten
grave trouble at any moment.
Bob Ford who killed Jesse James, is not
dead, as has been reported lie is in
Creede, Col, selling whistles.
The opening of dance house in Idaho
resulted in the death OF three people and
the wounding of three others.
Ceylon has voted f6S, 900 for an exhibit
at the Chicago Columbian exposition, and
will require IL, 900 feet of space.
President Greenhut of the whisky trust
is going to Europe and will be succeeded
by Director Green of Cincinnati.
Leftwich, Dodgkins & Co., commission
merchants st. Louis, suspended when
called upon for margins on wheat.
At WiDona, Mimi, A. Goldberg and his
son, dealers in drygoods, are in Jail for at
tempting to burn their store for the insur-
ance.
Negotiations with view to the adjust
ment of the temporal power of the pope
have been opened by the pope and King
Humbert.
Eugene Garcia has been acquitted at
New Orleans on the charge of embezzle-
ment of Sl94, 900 from the Louisiana Ma
tional bank.
"Wild West" shows depicting the evil
side of the Indian character will not be
countenanced at the worlds fair by the
government.
f. NJ. Field, the son of Cyrus w. Field,
has been indicted for the sixth time. The
last indictment charges forgery in the
second degree.
1t is said that John L. Sullivan beat the
way for himself and company between two
Kansas towns, the conductors being afraid
to put him off.
Mrs. Kate Hartney of Jersey City, N.
j., while in her usual health, kissed the
corpse of a relative and died in less than
five miutes afterward.
Fifty cash registers have been confis-
Gated in Dayton, O., by a United States
Secret Service officer because they bear a
likeness of a silver quarter.
State Representative Burkett, an AL
lance Democrat of Mississippi, has intro
duced resolution in the legislature inyit-
ing Senator Hill to speak to the Legislature.
The Chicago railroads contemplate build
ing belt line and abandoning all their
property inside the city to avoid raising
their tracks, as they are now required
to do.
A Monterey (Mexico) correspondent OF
the New York Herald says that with @
competent leader for the malcontents and
the church there would be revolution in
Mexico.
prominent Mexican says his country is
not likely to enter into reciprocity agree
ment with the United States, Oh account
of difficulties in regard to the question ol
cereals.
Michael Davitt, in a speech at Middle
ton, said il was not generally known that
Irish properties were mortgaged TO Eng
| lish bankers and others to the extent OF
SlG0,0J0.t0o.
Ed Coy, the notorious Texas negro out
law who is charged with about all the
crimes known TO the criminal code, has
been captured. 1t is believed he is ce rtair
to be lynched.
At Reynodsvile, N. Y, James Martin
and Frank Farrell were drowned IN Sand
Lake creek The boys were playing
marbles on the ice and in chasing Il marble
they ran into an air hole.
The Indians at Pine Ridge agency have
organized society called the ''Progres
sive Ogallalas. " the object of the organiza-
tion being TO eniighten the members and
teach them the ways of the whites
The Canadian United Workmen have
discussed at length proposal to secede
from the Supreme lodge of the United
States. The proposition was rejected
This settles the question for ten years.
The American Newspaper Publishers
association is in session in New York
The principal business to be settled is
whether type-setting by machines is prac.
tical aud cheaper than by hand.
At Greensburg, Pa, George GrumbinR,
merchant, suffering with the grip, broke
pane Of glass in window thrust his
head through the hole, and sawed his
throat with the broken edge until he fc
dead