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The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1892-10-22
TnE village OF salix, Ia. containing

THE village of Salix, Ia, containing
COO inhabitants, was wiped from the
prairie by fire of unknown origin.
The anntial cneampment in Indianap-
oils of the Union Veteran legion elect
ed W. II. Tucker, of indianapolis,
commander in chief.
FIRE nearly wiped out the village of
Bluford, Ill.
IN San Francisco flames destroyed
| fifteen dwellings and several large
stables and twelve horses were ere
mated.
NEARLY the entire business portion
of Hill City, ). d., was destroyed by
| fire.
A COMET was discovered by Prof. f.
f. barnard at Lick observatory on
Mount Hamilton, Col.
ROBBERS held up Missouri Pacific
train near Tyro, Kan, and robbed the
Pacific Express Company's ear of a
small amount of money after wounding
/ the messenger.
IT is now proposed by San Fran
! cisco firm after twenty-five years of
! neglect of those waters to revive whal-
1 ing in the South seas and Antarctic
ocean.
Ar MOnroeville, Ala, mob took
1 from Jail Burrcll Jones and his son
| Moses, with two accomplices, who were
charged with numbering Richard l..
Johnson and his daughter. and hanged
them.
( Ok the Scdalia tMoJ half-milc track
lack Prince. an Omaha bicyclist. de-
featcd Mary Howard. Il trotter. in n 10
mile race: time. - minutes III seconds.
Ar Marion, Ind. Supreme Justice
Somcrby and other officials OF the Iron
Hall society were indicted for cmbez-
element.
\ NOR lynched Phil Young. the negro
who SHOT Walter Glass Cwhit"l, ut Pal
myra, Va.
OVER $50. 900 head of cattle pcriShcd
during the late drought in Texas
FLAMES DESTROYED all the business
buildings in kingsbury, Cal, and two
residences.
Ar Jclrcrsonville, Ind. Maxwell
Anderson, II years Of age, died of
hydrophobia caused bv 4 rat bite.
\ EAEN on the dairy ranch of ]. W.
Iiurncr near Erie. Col. WAS destroyed
10y fire, and >iNtyiivc head of nIlch
cows and fivc head or horses Were con-
suncd in the flames.
NEAR Ilili>noro, y. NJ. Il mountain
of carbonate of zinc has been discovered.
THE firm of Charles Hobscin y Co..
dealers in musical Incrcha1dis at De-
trnit. Mlch.. has made an assignment,
with liabilities of SIOn. Gao
Il Chicago Il new counterfeit five dol
lar crrtiiirat. las ha"a put into circula
ton. II has the ncw back and is of thf
series Of l>pi-
Ar Portland. Ore. John Butts sEnt
and fataiiy wnurdrd his wife because
She wpuli not live with him and then
put Il bullet into his own head
Is :hr great snowsiurm in Colorado
over :;do head of cattle and scven men
pcTi>hcri.
/, Michigan all of the prisons and re-
fa-rnatory institution, will furnish dis
plays for the Michigan worlds fair eX-
i.ih;t.
.!oHN LEARN and Frank Harris, both
culurcSl, !s3l,ci each other IN Il fight Oh
:. train near bonneville. Mo
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1892-10-22
Observation-Disclosures.

Ho-sFs were demolished and many
plantations devastated in Il cyclone
that passed ovr- the Cape Verde
islands.
IN 0rc1'rc the grar't jury returned
three irEr bill, against cx-i'rcuicr
M.rcic.'. charged with conspiracy in
connection with railway subsidies.
- Il fight cauSci hv i'll feeling be-
tyvrcn soldiers and citizens at Sphakia,
Turkey. nine soldiers and villagers
were killed and many on both sides
were wounded.
THE board OF charity in Mcxico has
imported 500. eco worth of corn in the
month past and sold it ut cost 20 the
suffering people.
TIE remains of Lord Tcnnysnn were
buried IN the poets corner in Wcs;min-
iStrr abbey, London
SEVENTEEN native Indian soldiers at
tIched to the British forces we're mas
sacred in the Chin hills in India.
Is Manitoba tho western half of Al
bcrta, the ranching district. was dcvas-
tatcd by prairie fires. Thousands OF
tons of hay and many buildings We're
burned and many cattle persisted.
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1892-10-22
HIS SICK WIFE FIRST.

President Harrison VIII Not Attend the
Worlds Fair Dedication, But will he
Represented by yIce-Presid~nt Morton.
WASHINGTON, Oct. 1a.-The president
will not go to Chicago. Private Secre-
tary Halford has informed Adlai Ew-
ing. who is to arrange for the trip of the
notables- II was great disappoint-
ment to the president to be compelled
to decline the invitation. Since its in
ception the Worlds fair has had no
firmer friend than he and it had for a
long time been his sincere hope to be
able to take n prominent part in the
dedication ceremonies But his wife is
first in his mind and her condition be-
ing too critical to risk leaving her long
enough to go to Chicago. he decided to
remain at home. vice-President Nor
ton. will. therefore, represent him. not
only in the social duties, but officially
aswcll
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1892-10-22
INTERESTING CEREMONY.

Dedication OF the Monument Erected ny
the Maryland Historical society to the
Memory of the Maryland Troops who
NC.
RALEIGH. y. G., Oct. 1T.-At the bat
tie ground of Guilford Court House, n
few miles from Greensboro. there was
an interesting ceremony Saturday.
This was the dedication of a mon
ument erected by the Maryland histor-
ical society in commemoration of the
valor of the troops of the Maryland
line at the memorable battle of lTS1.
when Lord CORVALLIS was forced to
retreat The address of presentation
was made by Maj. Edward Graham
Davis, of baltimore, and the monu-
ment was accepted by Prof. Edward
Alderman, on behalf of the Guilford
battle-ground association.
The monument is of granite and
stands upon the spot where the Mary
land line whipped the choicest troops
in the British army. Upon its sides
are large bronze tablets bearing in
high relief portraits and also designs
illustrating troops in action Many
persons attended these exercises. in
cluding some troops of the third North
Carolina regiment. Several Maryland
ers We're also present.
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1892-10-22
ON TRIAL FOR HERESY.

Rev. Henry Preserved SmIth, the Emi.
nant Professor OF Greek and Hebrew In
Lane Seminary. Accused OF Teaching
Heretical Doctrines
CINCINNATI. Oct 1I.-The trial of
Rev. Henry Preserved Smith. the emf
nent professor of Greek and Hebrew
in Lane seminary, accused of teaching
heretical doctrines. begins to-day. lie
is also charged with failure TO carry
ont the obligation imposed upon him
when he was ordained as n minister Of
the Presbyterian church. The ar
raignment of Prof. Smith will take
place at II q. m. and he will be asked
to plead to the Indictment.
The case Of DIR. Smith is very similar
to that of DIR. Briggs. and differs from
It in only one or two essential particu-
lars. Prof Smith will conduct his own
case. He said to the reporter that he
would resist the effort TO convict him
of heresy, although he intimated the
chances were against him. "The mat
ter said he. twill turn on the con-
struction of what is meant by the word
of God"
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1892-10-22

NANCY IIAERS, the most famous Of
trottcrS. having now beaten her own
record and accomplished a mile in two
minutes and four seconds, has removed
al lingering doubts as to the gcnn;nc-
ness of hcr previous exploits. AL the
ideas Of the trotting turf are modified
That the two minEtc point will some
day be reached is no longer doubted.
Nancy Hanks herself may accomplish
the feat, as she is but siS years old.
and the best records OF Maud : and
Goldsmith Maid were achieved after
they passed that age.
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1892-10-22

THE report Of the commissioner Of
pensions for the year ended June !.
1892, shows that 25,6a6 patents have
piled for. On an average 45i patents
were granted every week in the year.
They embraced every imaginable sub
ject. They relate to the production of
light, heat and power, to sailing
through the air and or the water, to
stopping railway trains, pr"Pclling We
and disinfccling ships They include
rev kinds of food, drinks and tobacco
pipes. They show that We are the
greatest inventive nation on the earth.
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1892-10-22
DISTINGUISHED GUESTS

Pom the National Capital to the woPld's
Fair Dedicstioa-The Party Headed by
vlce-Presleent Morton, who Represents
the Preaident at the Ceremonies, Repre-
sent All the Departments Of the Gov
ernment, the Judiciary and Diplomatic
Corps
WASHINGTON, Oct 1.-THE distin-
guished guests of the Worlds fair man
agers who will go TO the dedication of
the buildings in Chicago from this city.
will leave tomorrow morning at IL
o'clock, travelling as s-subsections of the
Chicago limited. on the Pennsylvania
railroad The party will occupy three
trains, and these will represent
the latest and most luxurious
appliances in railroading as ex-
emplified in the management of the
Pennsylvania company and the Pull
man cars. There will be on each train
q combination smoking and baggage
car, a dining car. an observation car
and sufficient number of sleepers to am
ply accommodate the travellers Ar
ragements for the trip were completed
by Mr.. Boyd, assistant general passen-
ger agent of the Pennsylvania road.
after consultation with Messrs. Ewing
and Addison, of the board of directors.
and he will doubtless accompany the
party on its trip
One section will be occupied by Vice
President Morton, representing the
president. and members of the cabinet.
Mr.. Morton and wife will go from New
York and join the party at Harris
burg. Secretaries Foster and Rusk
will join the party at Chicago. but
their families will go on the train from
here. Gen. Sheridan's widow and
Madame Romero, wife of the Mexican
minister, will accompany the wife of
Secretary of State Foster. Assistant
Secretary of State Adee and Assistant
Secretary Soley, of the navy depart
ment and wife will also be on this
train.
The justices of the supreme court
will occupy another section. All will
be present save Justices Field and La
mar, whose health will not permit
them to make the trip. Justices Har-
Ian and Blatchford will be unaccom-
panied by any members of their fami-
lies: Justices Brewer and Shiras by
their wives and daughters: Chief JUS
tice Fuller and Justices Gray and
Brown by their wives only. Clerk Me-
Kenney and Marshal Wright and their
wives will also be members of the SUI
preme court party.
Since the court was organized it has
only twice previously attended any
public festivity as body, the opening
of the centennial exposition in Phila-
delphia, in 1876, and the celebration of
the centennial of the Inauguration of
Washington ut New York in 1879.
The passengers on the diplomats
train will be the same as stated in
these dispatches Friday. with the adj
dition of Mrs. Butterworth, wife of the
ex-congressman and first secretary and
solicitor of the board of directors Mr..
J. Mott Smith. minister from Hawaii,
and wife. will go direct to Chicago
from Boston. Ma. Schoficld and
wife will also go direct from New York.
The visitors will remain in Chicago,
taking part in the programme ar
ranged, until Saturday, departing on
their return trip to Washington at
o'clock that day.
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1892-10-22
ieTE2 NEWS,

! ~rr,IAr. cable from Valparaiso says
Ex-pr"sidcnt prlii-rini. in taking leave
of congress, was met with storm of
whistlin-, and some stones were
thrown In his farewell address he said
he had done the b,.St he could for his
country AMI t. maintain order. This
statement was greeted by the radicals
! with irOnical cheers
! Jrsr prior TO Minister Egan's de-
parturc from Chilli. the refugees who
fourd asylum in the American legation
| in the hour Of defeat. presented him
. With q superb testimonial. which il a
brief address in Spanish engraved on
IN elaborate card of gold six by four
and one-half inches.
! BASDuASTEE d. W. REEVES. of the
| American band Of Providence. t. l.,
noyv playing at Portland. Ore. ha, ar-
| ccpted the offer to become the leader
of Gilmnrc'> band. New York city, just
closing long engagement at the st.
Louis exposition.
| THE publication of the statistics of
! cxportation from Mexico for the fiscal
year ended June last goes to support
| the statement of continued progress.
The exports amounted to 81, 5,4G7. 900. 4
gain over the previous year of more
;han sla. SEQ. 900.
=. W. Army. who has won 5000 in
racing premiums this season. has sold
| :hc last horse in his string of trottcrs
except Il go roadster, and has gone
hack to preaching. \ church i'll one
Of the Minneapolis suburbs has given
him i call.
THE Jury in the ease Of James Daily,
nf Toledo. a., the first boodlc council
man placed on trial, brought in a YER
diet of guilty on the 18th. The jury oc-
cupied lust thirteen minutes in elect
iur a foreman and agreeing upon I
verdict
DR. NoRvIS GREEN, president OF the
Western Union Telegraph Co, says
that the reports published concerning
proposed union between the Western
Tnion and the Postal Telegraph have
not the slightest elements of truth in
them
An attempt WAS made. early on tho
morning of the 18th. to burn the large
tenement 100 Attorney street, New
York city, for the sake of insurance
money. and the lives of a number of
human beings were thereby leopard.
lied.
ONE of battery Of six boilers at the
Burgess steel and iron works ut Ports
mouth, O., let 20 on the 18th, wreck,ng
the others and seriously injurinG three
men.
The socialist congress will be held in
Berlin November u
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1892-10-22

WISSEPEG, Man, Oct 15.-Calgary
advices state that the prairie fires have
done an immense amount of damage in
that neighborhood during the past few
days The country has been fire
swept from the Bow river to Red Deer,
in the north, and from Dog pond in the
west 10 the Calgary & Edmonton rail-
way in the east. Thousands of tons of
hay. many buildings. cattle and proba-
bly, a number of lives have been lost in
the flames. Owing to the high winds,
the flames spread with great rapidity.
Men hauling hay had to unhitch thsi,
horses and ride fo- their livea
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1892-10-22

SAN Francisco, Oct 15.-The steamer
Oceanic arrived from Hong-Kong and
Yokohama shortly before noon yester-
day, bringing news that cholera is rag.
ing to an alarming extent at Fanchew,
China Hundreds of people are dying
daily. Haters of foreigners have spread
the malicious report that some of the
Chinese are travelling around in the
pay of Europeans, poisoning all the
wells, thereby causing the great num-
ber of deaths. Consequently all stran-
gers are imprisoned and many have had
their heads cut off and their entrails
and hearts thrown into the river.
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1892-10-22

Mandamus proceedings hav" been
fled in The supreme eourt at the rcls-
ton of State Superintendent Wolf"
against tko SrGalia board "f education
and the superintendent Of the public
schools OF that city.
The So lalia school board has not ayciul'! all
tla text hook from in The public s"En9is
except ti-osr alop.r hy the s'7t, scha1l- l-hDnk
commission. and this proceeding + to compel
thn ho1ri to 10 81. - court NJ "r''' iSs'i"'l
an slt .rna.ive writ % In1aiaml= requiring tho
board t. show cas- WY it ip's no. cp-nniy
with the requir.m ,nts Of the SCI, book CON-
mission. This will i"ubtlaSs H. NAL tpSt
casa and determine tn. con 'titrtiora!iiy OF ths
law AMI at the SAM tine ,l-filr thc iuris,ii'
ton of the commission.
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1892-10-22

Judge l.. Thomas. Of the supreme
court. has written an important opinion
on subject of vital interest to the
miners of Missouri.
Sore tim" ~" Snivrly & I.oomiS. coal mine
operator o. Pewter. Narnn cnrnir. wer" pros
90: / Tor n vin'atfn1 nf f;ir riatuta of lS re-
CT. -ing riiun l"Fi - r''"o:n -, OK i~S:Icd
20 orn7loyns. Th, sEit resulted Givr,Srlv t.
Suive,v & LonWis in The iovT"r cour!, Sal undo:
til" law thrr were ned sin. Thcv arTe-lrf IN
til su-rc-: court al ur:,'i that ihr enact
mont is not constitutional .TniGn ThOm"'. in
Is opinion which j. -9r la:' s.ay a,i,l "N'slt
i've. hollis th-t the statute il C"nTtitu''ph1l.
.IT;j!.. MGcFaT'ana. in DiriSf - No. , ~on~Grs
with In,igr Thomas. Int when the opinion was
fled JnlRe CAN'T hal not arrived Mt c"nriu-
sicr in tho cls,. AMI l. vas referred I" thf
court in banc
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1892-10-22

NEw I"EK'> most Notable capitalists
arc n.en g vcry simple habits. AMI some
Of the richest Of them spcT,; less than i
! w"ll-?a:d clerk spend, on minor per,
:0ral pleasures. Very few Of them us"
tobacco or liquor. 1t is SAID 20 bc i
rare thing ior 10y GDuld 1" have SfOd
IN moncr in his pocket and EG>>cli
Sa.cr. John H. Rockefeller and c. t..
Huntington carry hut little ready c::-Il
with them. Mr. Sage keeps as careful
g record of his small personal expenses
rs does a young housewife "n i limited
inlnrnn
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1892-10-22

RECENT reports from central Africa
are not encouraging to the progress of
Christian civilization there. The
Arabs. who are superior to the negroes.
seem determined 10 rule the country.
As MohammedanIsm allows slavery,
they welcome and support missionaries
Of their own faith and influence the ma
tivcs against Christian missionaries.
The Congo Free Stale does not contain
white settlers enough 10 exert much in
flucncc. Obviously there must he coz
cert of action between European states
or Darkest Africa will he in 4 worse
condition than it WAS before il was
visited br Livingstone and stanley.
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1892-10-22

\ KITrEN became lodged in 4 n7-
wheel OF an engine in Portland. Gre.
The wheel ran for six hours and i hail.
The cat was taken on: nearly iir"lcSS.
bi:t recovered. I IEc ily-y:i,,cl make.
nearly 20 revolutions Der minute. and
every turn pussy Travelled /. i,.": The
engine was in mo- ipn :.'l minutes. aa.!
during that tirnr the itIttcn Travelled Il
diStanc" of 81 mills
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1892-10-22

When Il horse refuses to drink and
coughs after swallowing little, it in
dicatcS sore throat or swelling of the
glands nf the neck 1t is one of the
symptoms of distemper, which is preva-
lent at this season. Give the horse Il
warm bran mash with one drachm OF
rhlorate Of potash daily for n week or
ten days. There is nothing serious to
he apnrehcnded.
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1892-10-22

IN 1891 l,lGS persons were killed on
railways in the British isles, according
trade. OF these only l05 were Passen-
gers. and more than $50 were persons
neither passengers nor employees, the
nGmber including trcsPassers and sui
cides- The total number of passenger
trips. exclusive of those made on sea-
son tickets, was SIS. .i63. GGS. which is
27-.l?.6a2 more than in ISaO. Accu-
rate returns of trips on season tickets
would swell the list But on the basis
of these figures this proportion of pas
sengers killed during the year was one
in S.eOS. iS5: of injured. one in 5a4. 4.iSI.
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1892-10-22

THE proposed electric railways be
tween Chicago and St. Louis ani Chi
Gag" and Milwaukee, upon which the
rate Of travel will he on" hundred
miles an hour. are not looked upon -
impractieahlc by many thinking men.
and capital has been attracted To tic
cItern-i.rS
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1892-10-22

At recent meeting of the Retail
CroccrS' association Of st. Louis ir.-
ported action was taken.
Tbe matter Of nmenlmants to tiia garnis'I-
mant and exemption laws ns tho stat was dis
ca -Snd nj great ieIcth- The assOciatior il anN-
iou1 to ameni laws which Will reach non paw
ING men of means. and at III" same time not
work injury 70 temporarily distressed work
incT.en. Tire rarnisiaent AMI exemption
laws Of Missouri ar" row veFy Easy. INa
with S3.Gnl voriI Of rcal estate" - alcI. that.
car hrar Their gro" nv hiii= wit, jU:ruri5v.
while la;o-crs with Little nothing cTn H.
forced TO pay. 4 dn='1 Ir2mircrt lNiail"rs
sail that thor 'bai" lrils wsrr contracted l'y
:hn mo iium class. which could nTy If it would
I4hurrrs and men wsrtiv Slllrr varr TIcrh
safer rasto,I'erS. pnr gra'lc declared ha. tho
man who woTss the hardest and rai--f the
largest family rays his hills quickest AMI Is tha
most konaSt. The members Of to association
declared that they would support only su Il
men for thu senate and legiSlItTT1 in TIE com
ing election aS ri.ign iheTs'-'lvNs - support
the hills which will b" introduced lg III" retail
crcccrs in regard to the exemption laws.
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1892-10-22

IMPRISONMENT may help 4 nan by
giving him absolute leisure. III which To-
think. NJ TurpIn. Ike inventor uf the
explosive mclinitc, who il now under
going five years Imprisonment, claim,
to have finally solved the problem of
aerial steering
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1892-10-22

W. u. Mcbride. the raaa who sho. II
John Manning and killed Miss Della
Owen. At .T"plin. several weeks ago. has
l.cra indicted for murder in the first
hcgrrce. The special grand jury spent
several days investigating the cause,
and it is believed that the Indictment
will hold.
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1892-10-22

The regular term of the criminal
court mot AZ Lexington .hc other day
Iut..: Ryisn. in his i1-.rrI~:o:i . tLN ..T.In
;arv. sill il viS n InH~.: "f r:imH t. sHi
cit.rrs " whisky on S:lniGr. and urged .ha
body to indict nil persons that had ko:r Tho,
stores open anI sold goods or Sunday. He
also instructed them tn indi~t all ha-be-s tina;
hal worked Sur'Ia-. l. took him onH bon,
and fortv-fvc minutes TO deliver hi charge.
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1892-10-22

THEE warships will bc launched
next month. cruiser No. q at san Fran
cisco, unarmorcd, 100 tons and ear
ryin" a powerful battery: the Cincil-
matt. from til" New York navy yar,l:
and 'h" Amm"n ram, now building at
the bath iron works.
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1892-10-22

Iii $ surprising how lightly most
farmers treat their poultry interests
and how peTsistcnt!y they continue to
regard it As :, small affair. Yet in this
business lie grra. possibilities to every
farmer. f"r ON every farm the condi-
tions are such As to make poultry prof
itahlc if they are handled in common
SapSa f,,.npar
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1892-10-22

Several colonies of farmers from Illi-
nn;s and Wisconsin have purchased
ground in the southern part of the
state. and will locate there this fall.
The mild climate of southern Missouri,
together with the many fertile valleys,
attracted their attention. to say roth
ing of the low price of land
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1892-10-22

3 COLUNBUs. o., Oct. IA mad steer,
while being driven through the prison
yard Saturday to the prison slaughter
house. became unmapageablc, and
charged upon all unfortunate enough
to come in its way. There was n wild
scramble of guards and prisoners for
places of safety. James Albright.
crippled prisoner from Wayne county,
unable to escape, was run over by the
bull and badly hurt and James Tur-
ney, q convict teamster, was tossed
upon pile of scrap iron. The bruises
received in falling were. however. his
worst injuries.
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1892-10-22

Judge John Wicl;ham died NJ his
home in st. LniiS county.
H. WIS fc- many y,a-s cnH ~ IN" -n-ost
prominent and highly esteemed members of th'
St Loris bar. He removed to -. Louis in the
latter part OF ls-n from Richmond. Va. whnrs
ka was horn "a years. age. AMI in which state he
graduated from the university of VirGi'siI-
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1892-10-22

SIR JOHN WHITAKER ELLIS, who was
lord mayor of London ten years ago. is
about TO visit the United States. and a.
he has given 4 solemn assurance that
he will not write up the country he
Jaar count upon Il hearty welcome.