The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1892-12-10

le cor nnence men nut IN n nOx ana b>etS was
'quirei to Place the same amount therein. and
"a given tho hox. which eventually proved ia
0 empty. The mon are not to be found.
Judge woodson'. Marrow Escape.
st. Joseph has been robbed of SEN
alton. MS the following dispatch from
hat CITY is evidence:
mistak, ms to tho ownership OF certain
ronrrty on the part o. the grand jyyrv has pos-
biy prevented buchanan county from wit
,ssing the remarkable spectacle OF criminal
Idge being tried at his own har. The proper
which tho grand jury is supposed to have
,licvei was ownei nv s. G. Woodson, and
hich. for the alleged offsnse Of renting to i'm
oral characters. he was indicted. It now ap-
,ars. belong, TO ex- Gov Silas Woodson. Judge
the criminal court.
Missouri "Junketing" Committee.
Gov. Francis. on the S0th. announced
he appointment of the visiting. or
committee, as it is called.
The personnel Of this important body Is as
flows: Ssnstor V. n. Hines. of Texas county:
FcRel. Of SCHUYLER county. and
p. Dawson OF Harrison. Mr.. Dawson Is q
publican. This committee will meet and or
,,ize by electinQ a secretary. and will then
srt out TO visit and inspect the statei
and educational Institutions.
Death Of Judge Thomas W. Keyes.
Judge Thomas W. Reyes died at St
oseph. on the 30th, aged Sc.
Ha had been in feeble health for several
onths AMI his death was due to extreme old
70. Deceased removed to st. Joseph from
.fferson county. Va. thirty seven years ago.
I'd was one Of the best known men IN
uchanan county. Hs was engaged In the
iIine business at st. Joseph many years ago.
I'd at one time was one OF the most prominent
lsiness men in the city.
An Observatory In the Ozarks.
A dispatch from Springfield says:
'rof. Louis Swift. of Warner observa-
Dry. Rochester. y. Y. writes that the
may be moved west short
:. and he thinks the Ozark mountains
good place. Springfield will endeavor
, induce Prof. Swift to locate here
hen he comes to this city to view the
,cation.
Eecame Suddenly Deranged.
George Owsley. a well-to-do farmer
{ Elk Fork township, Pettis county,
ged 50 years. became suddenly de-
anged the other night and burned
400 in valuaI lie notes He will be sent
, the asylum.
a big Blaze.
The factory of the Hafner Lathmer
ash and Door Co. of st. Louis, was
estroyed by fire on the night OF the
4. The loss will aggregate $4,000.
Contest.
John II. Pohlman has served notice
n Patrick Stead that he will con-
est the right of the latter to the Office
+ sheriff of st. Louis.
Jumped Into a Well.
Miss Dorotha Ellis. 10 years, daugh.
er of Daniel Ellis. wealthy farmer
( Gentry country. jumped into a well
nd was drowned. She was delirious.
Mnst Attend to Their once.
The Missouri supreme court holds
hat county officials must give their
ersonal attention to the duties Of their
flee. Case from Jackson county)
A Sisters Sacrifice.
Miss Alma Onstott. OF Springfield,
ad fourteen pieces of cuticle removed
rom limb, and it was grated onto a
Tound sustained by brother.
st. Louis Bonds Sold.
st. Louis has sold sl.155, 900 bonds for
|, l,1T1.74750. This is a premium of
lis per cent The bonds were taken
y eastern capitalists
A Kerosene OIL Victim.
Mrs. Emma Nicholas, of Kansas City,
led frGm burns. A few mornings ago
he kindled a fire with kerosene. and
er clothing caught.
An Electric Connection.
The electric road which will connect
he enterprising towns of Webb City
nd Carterville with Joplin will soon
a complafad