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The state republican. (Jefferson City, Mo.) 1871-1896, 1892-10-06

ZIoN. Oct. 9Th, 1892.

ZION, Oct. 9Th, 1892.
A COOL rain is needed very ba,lly
in tins vicinity, IL would help To make
the wheat grow faster and keep the
grasshoppers from singing 10 lnuch,
Mr.. Charles CIarcnbach ulr public
school teacher. shot a Wild turkey on
his way 10 school ono day last week.
, Mrs. Louis L9csch is reported MS
being very sick.
Mr.. j. A. Fischer. Of Miller culn-
~ passed through ,Z'on las, Monday
on his way TO st. Louis.
Mr.. Fed lIartonstein d;ol very
suddenly last $ nday evening Of heart
disease. H. vas an old and we'll
known resident Of near this place for
many years, lc leaves n widow and
nine children and besides the many
friends aud relatives that attended
the funeral which took place on.Turs'
day afternoon at Zion eem,t,ry.
The state republican. (Jefferson City, Mo.) 1871-1896, 1892-10-06
Report of Jefferson City Public Schools
For Month Ending Sept. so, 1892.
ENROL LME\r,

Enrol LMENr.
Lafayette School-No. /, 60; No.
>, 80.
Broadway School-No. l., 81; No.
2, Is.
jefferson School No. 3, 80; No.
i. 81; No. j, &C; No. 6, 60; No. Z,
A; No. 8, IL; High School, 81.
WASHINGTON SCHOOL. (coLonEd.)
No. 1, rs; No. 2, Il; No. g., 81;
No. 4, 81.
Total enrolment, 903.
Number Of tardies ia white school,
10; number of tardics in colOred
school, - number Of cases of COR
poral punishment in white schools,
,; number of cases of Corporal pun
islIment in coiored school, 10.
ROLL OF HONOR.
Mrs. Holmes Room-Agnes Mad
den, Eda Mccormick, Lena Morlock,
Viola Wilson.
Miss Drcstc's Room 800 Trucst
knaus, Tommy Knaus, Benny Jar
Wis, Lizzie ~Sebwalley, Annie Scbal-
ley.
Miss Murphy's Room--Albcrt
Brown, Duke Goodall.
Miss Mayo's Room Madgc Nc.
Kama, Lula Easily, Grace Ilcndcr-
son, Pearl Henderson, Lena Miller,
Matilda DaIlmcyer, May Cullen,
Willie Smith, Charlie MURRAY, Perry
Jobe, James GOrdnn, Bradbury
Clay, Charlie B1nhom
Miss Buiipu;s Room--lIarrv liens
zen, Nellie Green, Mamie Piicemrycr,
Yrtta Woelrnan, IIlda Bla,k' Is.
tclia Shonp, lilda Mitchell, Carrie
Morlork.
Miss ~Shockiry's Rom - Oscar
Gauss, lrna Prirsmey,r, Almt Con.
ra,h. May Watkins. Della Is 'lton.
Hattie Friday, Nprtie Glenn, Hattie
Routzong, Myrtle Dcakcns, Ala
EIsncr.
! Miss Tichnor's ROM Daisy
SuroggS.
Miss Miller. Room--JenaiI Wa.
son, Minnie Hop, Alpha lIa,;ey,
Nickic M0rlOck, Sadie pcc'z, Gissic
J0bc. Louise Gauss. N,na Gray,
Frank Amos, Nellie Edwards.
Miss lllrlan'a Room Pauline Dan
meyer, Alice Il ding, Bcnnic Bagby,
Alma Wagner. Harry Seaber, 10,
i NH, Winnie lIcrrick, Alice Hope,
Hugo llolIeroth, Eldon Fisher.
Miss BrighL's Room. -Nettjc Nil
Ter, Nellie TuckIey, Gcrtrud, Ram.
sey, Amy Goodwin, Charlotte Gauss
Theodore Thomas.
High Svhool-Mlnnic Gordon, 4,
w. Brown. Grace Hunter, Bessie
Barker, Mamie Ramsey, Stella Mu;.
ray, Addic Meagicr, Rosa Gauss
Charlcs Dewey, Anne Stewart, En-
ma Sellers, Clara Scah4r. Elna Nor,
ris, Laura Davis, Jessie Diercks.
Miss Rlmscy'S Room (col.)--Enii,
lIord, Willie T%ompkins.
Miss McCormick's room gets The
half holiday for the highest bullet !
average.
The state republican. (Jefferson City, Mo.) 1871-1896, 1892-10-06
POLITICAL POINTS,.

The Republicans OF jefferson City
took WardsviIle by storm last Friday
evening. The Warner club. about
leo strong, left this city at 4 80 and
arrived there ut G;U0 p. NJ. A fine
lunch awaited the arrival of HE hOys
AMI after p~artaking, The Umbrella
brigade gave the people and cXlljhj-
ton drill and fire works display,
which was u revelation to the people.
The enthusiasm was unhOlndcd and
Warner Democrats were too nuinrr-
Gus To Inc counted. Mr.. Seabur WAS
first introduced and made q @rousing
speed, which was Loudly appiandca.
Mr.. j. G. Fisher next introduced Mr..
Conrad Walaccker, rs a former Demo.
crat, who. with thousands Of others
like him, are standing up for New
Missouri" Mr.. Waldrcker spoke in
German and captured The audience
with his figures on Democratic TX
t~ravaSancc.
Everybody was in line with torch
and Roman candle AID the display
was magnificent, Arthur Ggjmshaw,
w. W. Wagner, John Sleininger,
Henry Ruwait, Charley Spaunhurst
and lots Of ot!ler old wal horses were
there.
The candidates at Wurdsvilie were
Jacob Tanner, Capt. Thomas, Cias.
Williams. Herman B~uschjos', &. Wal
decker, DR.. Joseph Perth and Fred
Raithei.
Will Noble was out there. He
took Crevelt out with hniu and made
the old gentleman think he was nd
zig behind Nancy Hank.
The Toys OIL their return from
Wardsvllle woke up the town as they
paraded High street with their
tUrches,
Lawrence Linhardt, Henry Wagner
and ''Dlly" Roesen helped make the
visit TO Wardsyille II grand success,
The people at Wardsville all agree
that the Warner club knocked out the
Stone club.
Clum Ware was out there but was
in il for '%revenuc only.'
Martin Ostcr couldn't say away,
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The state republican. (Jefferson City, Mo.) 1871-1896, 1892-10-06

'S" -'ChbS N'tul 'hN' ~" NV Nt-'AO "a NN ibi'
descended from heaven, and came and rolled back the stone from the
and sat upon iLi-TMatt 2s:2.
AR:-'S~iaymg IL the Lapc"
Missouri long has sIumbcrcl in darkness and IN gloom,
A messy Stone across the door has sealed her in the tomb;
But the resurrection dawns at last, we sec the coming day
Missouri rises from the dead and rolls the Stone away.
CHoRus.-Ihenr roll the Stone away, my boys, we'll roll the Stone away,
Wen open wide Missouri when we roll the Stone away. -
Our hills are full of iron, and our coal lies far and free,
We've lead enough TO sink us, if we hoated on the sea;
Our lands are broad and fertile, if that you want to know,
To sec them laugh u harvest, Just tickle them with u hoe.
Cuo.-Thcu roll, etc.
Thea welcome all good people from the Fast, and South and North,
With money, brains Of muscle; VIC will cherish honest worth;
Wen promise you a plenty; we will hid yea come and stay;
Wen hunt HE mossback to bis hole, ard rn. The S'ole away.
Cn).-Th,n roll, etc.
We'll stand up for Missouri 'iN the bad place fire. n. DER;
WeH put the nossbuck on the ice ard shove him FROM tic shore;
WcU stand up for Bill Warner, oar leader Grand and gay:
Hes the trple-tcmpercl lever who will roll the Stnc away.
Cuo.-Ihmn roll, etc.
Iiurrah! for old Missouri, she's waking up at last,
Tie days Of mossbothi$m are numbered with the past.
N"'i rally round our leaders. and hail the comiog day;
Wen rally round lli Warner while he rolls thc Stone away.
CEo-Thrn roll. etc.
[Wlittcn 10y A. y. Seahcr, j ,Yerson City, Mo-" Aug. %. 1892.
The state republican. (Jefferson City, Mo.) 1871-1896, 1892-10-06

Mrs. beverly, mother Of John w.
beverly, has purchased the suburban
residence of Rev. DR.. q. w. Gauss,
near Fairvicw, paying $500 for the
same. 1t is understood that Dr..
Gauss has accepted a call from the
Presbyterian church at Plaltsbulo
and will soon remove to that place.
DR.. Gauss has been in the city for
five or six years and has the esteem
and respect Of all who know him. lie
is n cultured, true Christian gentle.
men and his departure will be sin.
ccrely regretted.
The state republican. (Jefferson City, Mo.) 1871-1896, 1892-10-06

Abram Fulkerson, an cd citizen
of this state died on Sunday evening
last at S:l5 p. N. Funeral took place
from the family residence at GIG
Main.st., Tuesday, at $500 p. IN. Mr..
Fulkerson WAS horn in Washington
county, Virginia, in 1919, but was
reared in Missouri he was a Union
soldier. and n member of the local
post of the Grand Army of the Re.
public. During the last ten or fifteen
years he has made his home in Miller
county and his death occurred while
on a visit to'tllis city with his sons
John and Frank, who reside here.
The state republican. (Jefferson City, Mo.) 1871-1896, 1892-10-06
Newspaper Law.

SEC. i. i II pcrscn ,orLcrs MS papc,
discontinued he must pay ali arrenragcs.
or the publishers NAV continue to scnd /!
until payment is mat,c. and collect the whole
amount, whether J Is taken from the Office
or not. There can he no legal discontinue
ancc until the ps yinont is made.
SEC. i. The courts have decided that re.
tusing to tai n newspaper or periodical
from the pcftoilicc, orrcmoving and leaving
them uncalled for is prima Iacia evidence o.
intentional fraud.
The state republican. (Jefferson City, Mo.) 1871-1896, 1892-10-06
Rucklen's Arnica salve

The test salvc In the world for cuts,
bruises, sores, ulcers, salt rheum fever,
sores letter, chappcd hands, cbilblains,
corns aud all skin eruplions, and posil-
lively cures piles or no pay required. 1t
l. guaranteed to give perfect satisfaction
or money refunded. Price 20 cents per
box, For sale py A. Brandenberger.
The state republican. (Jefferson City, Mo.) 1871-1896, 1892-10-06
PROTECT YOUR EYES
MR. II, llIl,SCiIEERu,

Ilrr w%cii-known Opticion of 60 olive
St. =. T.. cor. 1th ~ Olive ~. 81.
Louis. has appointed GRO. FORTH rs
agent tor III, celebrated Diamond
~"rtaclrs aud lfyr-Gla>srs. and also
Tor hi Diamond Non-Changcah'r
sprcjH h.. and Eyeglasses. These
@il~.r- are the greatest invention ever
made IN s%pcctaclt". by Il proper con-
>irtrtion IF the Lens u person pur'
cha>in. - rair of these Non-Changc-
able -l1>S", never has to change these
classes from the eyes. and every palr
purchased j. Guaranteed. 80 that If
they ever leave the eyes no matter
iON nl>tcd or scratched the Lens arc
hey will furnish the party with II
new pair ot classes free OF charge.
Gcu. Forth Ina Il fun assortment and
i'm iirs all who will Ia satisfy thcni-
selves Of the great superiority of these
,ias>cS over any and all others now III
: .irWclcr and ortician, Jefferson City,
The state republican. (Jefferson City, Mo.) 1871-1896, 1892-10-06

L, ordinance for passage. This or.
dinance provides for thirty all-night
tlcc!lic lights al M annTal cost Of
Si23 e. light, which was ado, t d.
H. will he submitted to h vote of
lh9 people aud must be ratified Ivy
two-tliirds of the vote.
The state republican. (Jefferson City, Mo.) 1871-1896, 1892-10-06
Assignee Notice OF Applicationfor
Discharge.

Notice is hereby given by the UNI
dersigned assignee Of the estate of
Edward Kctlering that he will apply
for his discharge as assignee at the
next term Of the Circuit Court of
Cole county, which term commences
on the fifth day Of December, 1872.
], G. FIsHEn,
Assignee.
The state republican. (Jefferson City, Mo.) 1871-1896, 1892-10-06
Assignee's Notice OF Application for
Discharge.

Notice Is hereby given by the I'M
dersiyned assignee of the estate Of
John Bright that he will apply for
his discharge as assignee at the next
term Of the Circuit Court Of Cole
county, which term commences on
the Nth day OF December, 1892.
A. Nj. HoUGH,
Assignee.
The state republican. (Jefferson City, Mo.) 1871-1896, 1892-10-06

DmD.-in this city Of consump-
ton. y familiar headline isn't it?
It's pretty risky to neglect & cold or
cough. One Minute Cough Cure is
pleasant safe and sure. A. Brand.
cnbcrgcr.
The state republican. (Jefferson City, Mo.) 1871-1896, 1892-10-06

There is no use talking, neither
Harrison or Clcyeland will he elected
unless they take De Wits Little
Early Riser>. They have a ''get
there quality possessed by no other
pill. A. Brandenberyer.
The state republican. (Jefferson City, Mo.) 1871-1896, 1892-10-06
LOCAL AND GENERAL

Jeff City will soon have q kite
shape race track.
The state republican. (Jefferson City, Mo.) 1871-1896, 1892-10-06
NOTICE.
lie VIII .Afrive-E yn>ight is Price
lcss--Pf0f. Waidman, the
Opticion.

! The well known Optician of St.
Louis, Prof. s. Waliman. will arrive
in this city Saturday, October 18Th,
TO remain for one week only. He
| can bc consulted free of charge in re-
gard to your eyes. The Professor
examines your eyes and adjust spec
taclrs or eyeglasses Of the most
difficult cases, The Professor will
correct iIyprrmctropia, (far.sight y
Myoi,ia, (ncar sight } Prcshyopir,
(oIl-sight; J Aitismatism, Gan irrcg
uIar formation of the cNe;) Accom-.
modT,ary AstlIenopia. e. deficiency
Of the muscles that change focal
power OF the cyc;) Muscular Asthc.
nopia, (,hc optic axes not directed
TO the same point.)
He comes with credentials from
the highest authorities also many
highly ilatcring testimonials, which
lie can slow YOU, from well known
toctors and citizens of St. Louis, St.
! Joseph, st. Charles. Kansas City,
Springfield, Columbia, Marshall, Sia-
ter, Mexico. Mobcrly, Sweet Springs,
CcntraIia, Montgomery City, and
many other places in this and other
states. Office hours from s a.. III. &c
6 p. IN. At the Monroe House.
This is n Republican year. Re-
puhlicans arc enthusiastic in Missouri
over the state ticket, and while tilcir
hearts swell with enthusiasm over
the ticket. the citizens Of Jasper
county arc especially proud of he.
ing represented on he ticket 10y The
Hon John NJ. Weeks, candidate for
state auditor. II is not often that n
county II get such h0nors; and We
are surc that the honor is appreciated
hy tic Republicans Of the county.
Also by those Of other political be-
licfs, especially SO as his residence
among the people of the county has
shown him to be IL thoroughly honest
and competent man, as well as \ sim
ccrc and conscientious Republican.
We are proud of our man and should
lie be elected, We are confident that
the Office will be conducted in the
interest of the pcoDlc.-EN.
The state republican. (Jefferson City, Mo.) 1871-1896, 1892-10-06

Everybody has a platform, or ought
TO have, in these days Of political
excitement. How is this for ours?
Those who know us understand that
every plank in il is as sounl as n
dollar, and it is an absolute guaran
tee as 10 our statements.
Don't fail TO come and look at our
stock of MEMS, BOYS AND
CIIILDREN'S CLOTHING, LA
DIES, MEMS AND CIllLDREN'S
SHOES, THE BEST SCHOOL
SHOES FOR THE LEAST MONEY,
GENTS FURNISHING GOODS,
HATS, CAPS, TRUNKS, and VA
LISES, ONERCOATS FOR MEN,
BOYS AND CHILDREN, QUILTS
and BLANKETS, LADIES' MEMS
and CIIILDREN'S CLOAKS, La
DIES JACKETS.
Money Saved is Money Mad', and
this you can do by buying your goods
from the
The state republican. (Jefferson City, Mo.) 1871-1896, 1892-10-06
Notice to Tax Payers.

-
The tax book for 1892 are now in
the hands Of the undersigned col
Iector who will meet the taxpayers
at the following places, to-wit:
ELSTON, October 3.
MARION, Oct. 4.
CENTRETUWN, Oct. :.
RUSSELLNlLLE, Oct. G and Z.
LOHMAN, Oct. s,
BASS, Oct. ~ and IL.
TEAL, Oct. II.
ST. THOMAS, Oct. Is and ii.
Usage BLUFF, Oct. Is.
BRANDT'S STORE, Oct. II.
DIERCKXS', Oct. IS.
Usage CITY, Oct. 10.
r, 3. MAHAN,
Collector for Cole County, Mis-
souri,.
The state republican. (Jefferson City, Mo.) 1871-1896, 1892-10-06

McEiyec'o tGiHc ci CarduI
end THEOFoRD's rLAcK DRAJeHT are
for sale by the following merchants in
jefferson City;
G. A. Fischer.
DEWYL & Son.
A. BRANpENBERGER f.
The state republican. (Jefferson City, Mo.) 1871-1896, 1892-10-06
EXCHA NGE BANK,
JEFFERSON CITY. MO.

i'm ''iS'of ~ nv.
DO general banking husincS Huyaa aud
nish lctteCs of introduction nnd credit to its
various correspondents. Always hu" money to
loan its customers Allows interest on time
deposits, by grcemcnt, and deals IL Govern.
mcnt, stats, County. MuuicipaI bonds and high
grade securities. collections made on Europe.
an cities direct.
The state republican. (Jefferson City, Mo.) 1871-1896, 1892-10-06
Highest of all in Leaycning Po&arr--Latest y. S. Govt Report.
R3E':A|:'!!L!. B BI,1k15sz
ABSOLUTELY PURE
ROLL THE STONE AWAY.

"And behold there was a great earthquake; fOr HE angel of the Lord
descended from heaven, and came and rolled back the stone from the
door, and sat upon it.i-rMatt. 2S2.
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AFFAIRS IN BROOKLYN.
HE WOULD NOT HAVE \ PHYSICIAN.
PAUL G. HUsSEY DIES FROM TYPHOID FEVER -
HE THOUGHT HE COULD CONQUER
IT by Ills WILD

IT ny HIS WILL.
Notice was given 10 the Coroner ycstrFHAS VI NV
death OF Paul g. IiuSscy. from typhoid FEVER III ~
l. McDonougi-,t. without medical ATTENDANCE III
v,.tlcaton showed that hr would not haN" ply -lcihh
called but cndcavorcd 10 conquer the di,cl>" by VIII
uowcr He WIS the son Of John ". llu~scy Il Vice
president Of the Union League club Of Iroohyn. ana
a lumber merchant In New York. lie was twenty
seven years old and was In excellent health up 10
,hrcc weeks ago. lie belonged to the Brooklyn
Athletic club. About three week, ago he began Il"
complain of not feeling well and said he had cold
hut attended To bu,nc,, For fortnight II" sun'r'u
more or less but said hc would d" all right som.
ON the night Of October (. he went home nfi"r spend
Ing the evening AT the house Of friend and "n' st"
III that he remained in bed the noNt day. but h'
refused Ia have ply cian and said he would hsht
II ont 10y himself. II" grew wors" unlll Iu'shaN'
when he became dcliriou-. y trained nurse WIS
secured and She declared that the symptom, u th"
patient were those Of typhoid fever. Mr.. IiuSs"v did
not recover CONSCIOUSNESS, aud died late Wednesday
night a, u burial ccrticAt" could not l." secured
the Coroner had To be called In. The family deny
that it WI, a case of faith cure. bat say that n"
young man determined not Ia have medical at
tendance. y post norton examination viii b" made
to day and - formal inquest viii be- held.
Paul g. lIu-scy educated for an engineer at Tho
stevens Institute In lloOh,n. After hi, graduation
he WIS employed as drauchf -nan ly the rh"nlN
Bride" Company. for Tine. Up 10 TIE Tim" 81 his
death hc Wa I'm the office Of WychoG. Scamnn, &
dict In New York II" made "trip to ALASKA for ihi,
firm at Zine. lie wa, engaged 10 Nj, Jennie
Brush. Of No. 26J Putnam ave. III, father said y'-
terday:
III / had realized my son, condition would
have summoned ply ~ciIn despite h, dl-in' nafiou
10 have one H. did not b"li'," ln doctor, az IN
the efficacy of mcdcin.> and thought Dbl, vigorous
constitution aud strong will powor would enable him
10 throw of amy disease" laV" no preclude" against
physicians. but hav" not had ono In th" lou-. for
score Of year and Il" not know what sichno~, f..
could not bring myself 10 believe that my son was
dangerously m
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WHAT Is GOING on TO-DAY.

Dry Goods Repub lean CLUB. hooh'
Morris Park races, p M ,.,,, .
Manhattan Yale football match, Manhattan Field 3
D. IN. .-,
Orange Athletic ClubLchigh University football ma'ch
Orange oval 80 p. m
Crescent. L University OF pennsylvania ioo'O"' N'''"
Eastern Park. Brooklyn, p. H.
American Yacht club camtakc. Milton POINT p. m
Parkway Driveway Club races, Boulevard ana hmEs
Highway. Brooklyn, p M
Columbia Athletic Club games, WilliamsbrdSc' p NJ
Intcrcolle giate Footba ASSOCIATION Eth Avenue HOTEL
p.
Republican Assembly and Aldermen conventions even
riverside Athletic Club bicycle meet, wavcry. n. j.
80 p. r.,.
Bcekman lin Republican Club, No AS East Fifty
sccond-St.. p. m.
Hunrar an Republican Club NO. 1917 Third'st', p NJ
Educational classes Brooklyn Young Mems Christian
Association opening, s y. m.
Art students League No. @1j West Ffy'seventh'st.
D. m.
Ecpublicon City and County conventions. Brooklyn.
With District Republican Congress Convention, Ii
brary Hall. Elizabeth y. J.
XIh Republican Congress Convention No. 80 Avenue
A. & p
Titan Athletic Club stag" No. n4 West Forty fifth
ST., 8 p.
Manhattan Athletic Club dramatic entertainment even
ing.
XIIIth Assembly District Republican Association, No
c13 West Twcnty.sc venth.st.. y. N.
XXIXth and XXXth Assembly districts Republican
meeting No. 1854 F.r.tavc. 8 p. m.
LIST Assembly District Republican meeting. No. 100
Hutsonst. 8 D. NJ.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-15
DR. DrpEW AND THE COIUMBrS DINNER.

Tie people Of this city and state and, In fact. OF
the nation have become accustomed 70 seeing the name
Of Chauncey VI. Depew one of tlrs aflcr-dinner
speakers At every notable banquet given here. and
thousands read the speeches he delivers these
Cssons. identified hc is with after dinner oratory
the absence Of Mr.. Depew from the Columbus banquet
at the LenoX Lyceum on Thursday night could not
fail to be noticed. and yesterday IL was the subject
Of much comment among the people Of this city II
was common talk that the Committee on Invitations
rad Intentionally neglected to send invitation TO
Mr. Depew, had made stupid blunder. Mr.. De
peNfs tact and good nature admirably displayed
Yesterday when Tribune reporter asked him about
the matter lie said
There Is nothing strang about the matter. had
duties 10 perform nj the dinner and did have at
The meeting held at the Union League Cub at which
| presided
Mr.. Depev admitted that he had received a ticket
Of admission To the dinner but he said Pleasantly
that II did not seem NJ all sarcastic. although the
genial orator Is usually thought OF sufficient importance.
receive something more Than mere ticket OF ad-
mission
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-15
GATnEREp AROUT TIE TOWN.

DR.. Charles De Garmo. president Of -wnrthmorc
College will lecture before the lropllyn Ethical A..
ISOLATION I'm the second Unitarian Church T. morrow.
evening upon " The Nations Place IN civilization
Mr.. Annie Mooney. forty-onc years DID, fell forty
feet from the fourth floor Of No. 81 Warren st. whcr,
she lived Will" cleaning window YESTERDAY. and was
instantly killed.
Louis Hoppe was convicted Of manslnugitcr In the
second degree yesterday In the Cont Of sessions for
Killing Patrick DH-coll on July 20 when he assaulted
him with an old sword.
Edward Geogalan who shot and Killed his wife on
september = indicted yesterday for murder in the
first degree.
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tribe INDICATIONS FAVORABLE.

The business failures reported to Il. G. Dun a Co.
Tor the week numbered 1eD for the United States and
twen'ysix for Canada, total OF 2i1. compared wi
100 a week and 30 for The cores onding week
Of 1891. The Weekly Review stil shows en-.
cou-aging state Of affairs. the situation being
mar. . Il a. follows once more il must be sad that
1rads Indications entirely favorable. Even the
shrinkaCc in exports has ceased increase Of
- 100000, appearing here last week, while imports
continue surprisingly large and foreign exchange de-
clinc> Government crop reports for October were
OH the whole much more favorable than was expected,
and the market. disclosed public belief that the
facts are more favorable than the Government est
mates. Trade throughout the country is somewhat
larger than year ago, although the situation WAS
then exceptionally favorable, and I'm all
he great branches OF manufacturing
there Is extraordinary activity. Money
/, greater demand at almost all commercial centres.
but there is nowhere any stlingcncy. the supply
I.iuc ample for legitimate business, ana ,Jl &c, Ions
as rule exceptionally 20 d.