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The weekly intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1891-1901, 1892-02-13
RXE0uTORs NOTICE.

Letterst estamentary on the estate - Daddy
williamson, deceased, were grant.d q The s
undersigned Oh the 9Th day of Janml - lrae, by
the probate court OF Lafayette couii1N. MIS-
souri,.
All persons having claims againstk NJ estaDr !
are required to exhibit them for al. 3Sracc u
the executor within one year aftef too date
Of said letters or they may be prr"lufed from
any benefit OF such estafet4 aTd Ra claims
be not exhibited within two y from the
date of said letters they will bcf Ser barred
This 18th day of January. lsa2.
JAMES ". MUTT +
l-sOLtt faentot Z
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ITNAL SAFEGUARDING n

Notice Is hereby given to al credit9ra aid
other pc @onH interested IN the estate ofAleary
G. Herr, deceased, thst the undersigned. adj
ministrn .pr VIII Apply to make a enai Eeitie-
ment of Did '~Cate. nj the February rcrmslssz,
OF the probate court at Lafayette cuUuHs Mls
court no III, in The city ~ Lexington, yn the
second n lnAay in February lSG.
tbHE.C FAIL.
AamfrlNtlatrr
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IAN A,ab.m. ..uTt., I,Ies.

MONTGOMERY, Ala, Feb. 5.-David Clap
ton, who has been associate justice Of the
supreme court of Alabama for years, died
of pneumoni@ this morning. He had been
I'll u few days o1ly.
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w. R. GOSEWISCH. NJ. D.

PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON.
Makes a specially of diseases of the EYE, EAR,
NOSE, THROAT, CHEST, SKIN, etc. Treat
ment of Catarrh a specially. Spectacles and Eye
Glasses properly adjusted for all optical defects.
Office practice only. Office over J.. G. Cren-
shaw & Co.'S Drug Store.
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Notice hu,rby eiN,,, tp an creditor
other pefaf.~ Interested iu che estate pr iSa4
u. Nelson, decreased. if.ai the undef-igp
iidministaitnr wlF 1psl' tr make iiul ,a-g. Z
ment of saio estnt r. nt res ehrfarF uern.. Z
of the p~r0thte crtEt oj LAFAYETTE county s}.s
souri,, To Poe Ngaun AND aid at tha pro-. 81
court roc. +. he n4if II Ia Niuctu4, ru ~
SECOND Ms.H.y "a irhu,.rv- 1889
John 20 ROBINSON.
Admin t1tren f.-
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E said plaintiff by
Il To the s~atisfac-
ladants Mary Sat
<esidents OF the
heirs of John
Rintif, 1t Is
Publication
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Unknown heirs of Dilsey Hulman and Rem
iamin Holman, her husband.

Now at this day comes the said plaintiff by
his attorney ana il appearing to the %sntisfac-
ton of the court that the heirs of DilSey Hol-
man and benjamin Holman her husband, are
unknown to plaintiff, ii is therefore ordered by
the court that publication he made against them
Us follows, viz:
70 the said unknown heirs of Dilsey Holman
and Benjamin Holman her husband, yOu are
hereby notified that said plaintiff has mInc
ceu II suit against You III SIiu court by petl-
ton, the object and general nature OF which is
tn obtain IL judgment for the taxes, interest
aud costs due on the following real estate sit
uatc in the county of Lafayette and State OF
Missouri, to wit:
Twenty taW acres, south half of the south
east quarter Of the southeast quarter
of section seventeen ~ township lD
range twenty-ScNen (2D
said real estate being delinquent Tor the years
ISSJ, $50, 1857, ISIS and 1854, and that said taxes
for suid years, exclusive of penalty, interest
and costs amount in the aggregate 10 the sum
of fourteen dollars and thirty-twO. cents, and
that the same may he declared II lien ON said
real estate, and that the same may he sold, or 81
much thereof as may he necessary To satisfy
th. Judgment rendered herein, with interest,
fees and penalties, commissions ana costs.
And Won are further notified that unless yoiI
appear at the next term OF said court, To he be-
Viln and held mt the courthouse in the city of
Lexington, in said county. on the fourth day of
April next, and on ar before the third day of
said term, if the term shall So long continue,
and if not then before the end OF the term, and
answer said petition, the same Will be taken ms
confessed. And il is further ordered that Il
copy hereof he Published in the Lexington In
TELLIGENCER, u news paper published in said
county of Lafayette, for four weeks success.
SiNCly, the last insertion to he ut least four
! term Of this court.
\ true copy, attest:
&. l.. EWING, Clerk,
by ii. H~EATnMAN, ID. G..
Robert 4 Ii,klin AitnpIaN- fAr 1DlnfptfH
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by ii. H~EATnMAN, ID. G..
Robert A. Iiicklin, Attorney for Plaintiff.
ORDER OF PUBLICATION.
STATE OF MISSOURI

County of Lafayette.
In the Circuit Court OF said county, Deem
Der term, nth day, December Both, 1891.
The State OF Missouri, at the relation
and to the use OF Joh G.. Worthing-
ton, Collector of the revenue of La
fayette county, in the State of Mis-
souri,,
VS..
The unknown heirs of Alfred T.. Curling
and Morgan Robertson.
Now at tins day comes the said plaintiff
by his attorney and it appearing tn the
satisfaction of the rour that the heirs of
Alfred b. Curtin" and Morgan b. Rob
ertSon are unknown To plaintiff, il IL
therefore ordered 10y the court that publ
cation he made against them rs follows,
viz:
10 the said unknown heirs of Alfred Il.
Curling and Morgan Il. Robertson, You are
hereby notified that said plaintltf has
commenced suit against you in said court
hy petition, the object and general nature
OF which is Ia obtain judgment for tina
taxes, interest and costs due on the follow
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WANTED.

WHNIID,
Educated young man to manage branch
Office. Salary $500 per year and interest
in business. Good references and $500
sash required. Address 42S Range build
ing, Omaha, Nebr.
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HQNE n 40 a.

The mont. u1N ia btnas atili2ing to .F.
estates Of minors Is tor iuHn, l,rt on ui.-s.4
real estate tslid parb ON Ru,ri r~arsoftli s~CsItr.f--
PARTIES d irIRA 80 borrow viii IA ~ast r..a1
d, my Off IA. I"ir y, Nfuapr s. son
mayl3tt : y. WILSON
ubllc Ao ailis..ltar and py-u,N.s,, p.rrua
Eurat- +,
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MEN READ THgSy
FuR RENT.

nNHE store room IN Franklin Avenl c, whIci
ma been occupied bv MIR. Albert LOOMS
.a.eIy deceased, ID Tor rent. Excellent location
VI good grocery store. Apply to the owner
sDlht' u u. STKhMCKE
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A4ONEY TO LOAN

We are prepared to make loans of Money for
my amount small or large, for any length of
time. from one 10 ten years, at low rates of In
terest with privilege TO pay part or whole AZ
ans Interest pay day. All on land as security
or desirable city property. No delay.
r. WINSOR a. SON,
Opp. Courthouse, Lexington, Mo,
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Wanted Ladies and gentlemen for
permanent position Salary ESQ per
day. Call at room 2, Mechanics hotel.
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Nov be said plaintiff by
ton of the 1U<fe{sdants Mary Sat
terly and Isaac attef@<<4Ht*<I91esidents OF the
State of Missouri, HH@ heirs of John
Engle deceased are ut4tI@& EE* Ia 3&aintib, IL Is
therefore ordered ny NJ HfS50Qblication
be made against them as <H|f
To the said Mary Satterfy t6atterly
and the unknown heirs of J0H4 Ef@A
you are hereby notified thai $50 1<6<
commenced a suit against Your
petition, the object and gens1 {3{
which Is to obtain II judgment f0f
interest and costs due ON the foilow4<{
tate, situate in the county Of l.afayefrH- u1tu
State Of Missouri, to-wit:
Lots Eleven Ql) and Twelve O2) in block
II, Anderson's addition to the city of
Lexington, Mo;
said real estate being delinquent for the years
lSs5, lSS6. 1857. lSSS and lisa and that said taxes
for said years, exclusive of penalty, interest
and costs, amounts in the aggregate 10 the sum
of fifteen dollars and centS andthat
the same may be declared Il lien on said real
estate, and that the same may be sold, or SO
much thereof as may be nect Ssary To satisfy
the judgment rendered herein, with interest,
fees and penalties, commissions and costs.
And You are further notified that unless you
appear at the next term of said court, to be be
gun and held ut the court house in the city of
Lexington, in said county;o on the fourth day of
April next. and ON or before the third day of
said term, If the term shall SO long continue,
and il not then before the end of the term, and
answer said petition, the same will be taken as
confessed. And II is further ordered that Il
copy hereof be published Ia the Lexington In
TELLIGENCER II newspaper published in said
county of Lafayette, for four weeks success
siyely, the last insertion to he at least touI
weeks before the commencement of the neXi
term of this court.
\ trme copy, attest:
C.. l.. EWING, Clerk.
BY III. II. G..
! Ruhprt A. Hirkliu. Attorney for Plaintiff.
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FINAL

Notice is aereDy given 80 an
other per- = Interested 10 the rs
b. Daniel seoeased, tult tire pndN4zf6651
ministra1ag viii apply To make q final =
ment of sid ESTATE 80 the February term,
of the pilifate court Jf Lafayette roatlty,
souri,, to T. begun ana held 81 the probate {
room, in me city az Lexington, Gu the SEQ
Monday February, iSa%,
". II. CHtl
AdniffE,sa :
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FOB SALE,
IOSEPH O.. LESIIFI1R

Land, Loan and Insurance Agent, Abstracter
and ConYeyancer, Lexington, Mo-. Money
ca loan on Improved farms in Lafayette and
adjoining counties, at lowest rates Of interest,
with privilege of paying part or all of principal
before maturity.
No delay, no red tape. Money always on
hand Write me for terms. lmchgy
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WICHITA, Kan, Feb ; Santa Fe OH :
cials seem 10 rave defnate information
relative TO the opening OF the Cherokee
strip, though they are very reticent. This
morning Superintendent Parsons and Res.
ident Engineer Speed left for the strip To
locate four new side tracks. Their in.
structions are to push them to completion
as speedily as possible. These must he
intended for a heavy prospective traffic, as
present couditions.do not demand them.
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MR.. MOHLER ON WHEAT.
h Kansas Agricultural Expert Not I
Follower of Wood Davis.

Follower of Wood Davis.
TOPEKA. Kan, Feb. 2.-"Wheat 81 %
next May: if not, why nots' is what
Secretary Martin Mohler Of the state
board OF agriculture will talk to the
farmers of Osborne county about this
evening. He said yesterday: II do not
believe with c. Wood Davis that the
price of grain in this country will
be regulated by the famine in Russia and
that 81 81 wheat is a sure thing. ! believe
that the condition of winter wheat and the
crop prospects next spring will regulate
the price. Many hundreds of thou
sands of people are being fed in
Russia at u cost OF 81 a head u
month, but they are not eating bread
as they would if grain was plenty.
They are being fed on soups, so you see
the famine is not u market regulator. If
had known last fall what ! do now | would
have sold my wheat then instead of stor-
ing it. | have 800 bushels in Il Kansas
CITY elevator and about 1909 bushels on
my farm in Osborne county. Last fall 1t
was worth ~ cents, now it would bring
about Gj cents. But | Am not going to sell
inst nnU
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..e ua.,, 10 u.rd.r the sheriff:

SEDALiA, Mo, Feb. 5.-The discovery OF
a plot To murder Sheriff Ellis X. Smith of
this country has been made public. w. j.
MCCUrd. who assassinated John Buresses,
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ORDER OF PUBLICATION,

STATE OF MISSOURI,
County of Lafayette,
In the Circuit Court of SAID County, December
term, 18th day, December Both, 1891.
The State of Missouri, at The relation and 10
the use Of John q. Warrington, Collector
of the revenue Of Lafayette county, in the
State of Missouri, \
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Tn. wheat outlook Not Good.

WAsmNGToN, Feb. 1.-The agricultural
departments monthly weather crop bull
letin says: lowing to the protection
given by the snow in the winter wheat
belt during the severe cold of the month,
the indications are that the weather has
been favorable, although the month closes
with q cold wave, which will expose the
crop Uncovered to freezing temperature
within the next few days"
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FRUITS, A SPECIALITY

The finest quality Of Malaga Grapes KEEP
constantly ON hand, T.. q. NewsS Stand.
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The Rest Remedv

in this world, says ], Hofherr OF Syracuse, N, Y,
Is Pastor koenig's Nerve Tonic. because my son
who was partially para1yzed three years ago and
attacked by fits, has not had any symptoms OF
them since he took one bottle OF the remedy. I
most heartily thank for it.
The World. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1891-1896, 1892-02-05

OMAHA, Feb. last night Governor
Thayer's friends announced that he
would surrender the gubernatorial chair
to Governor Boyd on demand Today
they say nothing. IN reply to a taunt
General Webster, Thayers attorney, re.
torted, Were not through with this
thing yet" This unguarded remark
warned Boyd of further trouble. It Is
stated from unquestionable authority
that Webster will, at as late date as
permissible, file motion in the supreme
court for rehearing of the case. This
will operate as a stay of the mandate
of the court and allow Thayer to hold on
until the motion is disposed Of T.hayer
is being denounced by Republicans and
Democrats alike.
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The Papal Succession.

ROME, Feb. Sit is stated that Pope
Leo has addressed an inquiry to the
members Of the cardinals college, both
in Italy ana abroad, asking for their
opinions as to whether the successor to
papacy should be an Italian. The OBJ
ject of the inquiry is understood to be
to allay the jealousies between Catholic
countries in Europe, each of which is
afraid that a cardinal from the other
may be selected. Until the pope re-
ceives answers from the cardinals abroad
he will not communicate the results to
the powers. 1t is said, however, that
the italian cardinals are unanimous for
one of their own countrymen. and this
practically decides the question.
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RIoToUS PRISONERS.
They Make Things Lively at Boston's
Penal Institution.

Boston, Feb. 4.-Fifty policemen were
sent from this city yesterday to suppress
an outbreak among the 800 prisoners at
Deer Island. The cause of the outbreak
arose from a quarrel on the downward
trip of the boat between a prisoner and
an officer. The officer called the pris-
oner a ''bum,'. and the prisoner as
saulted him. On the arrival of the boat
at the island, the officer had the pris-
oner placed in solitary confinement. The
incident quickly broke out anew among
the prisoners, and a demand was made
that the confined prisoner be released.
This the officers took nonOtice OF. and
pandemonium followed, which was kept
up all night, the prisoners yelling. ours
ing, rafting their tin cups. pounding OH
the doors, ETC.. endeavoring in every
way to make all the noise possible
Three or four of the noisiest Were placed
in close confinement. This action only
made the prisoners worse.
When the men were let out into the
yard they Immediately began to gather
such weapons as they could find and
made an attack on the workshop to pro-
cure knives and other weapons. The
shops were locked up, and the rioters.
unable to force the doors, smashed the
windows. Such well behaved prisoners
as attempted to go to work were pounced
upon by the mob and pounded with
sticks and stones.
The arrival of reinforcements from
Boston put an end to the riot, but for a
time it seemed that bloodshed would be
necessary, as several self constituted
leaders urged desperate resistance. These
turbulent spirits were soon subdued,
however, and the balance were placed
under restraint. Mayor Matthews is
now at the island, and will make an in
vestigation.
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To Preserve "The Hermi,aae.-

ST. AUGUSTINE, Fla, Feb. Tonight.
at the Ponce de Leon hotel, the Ladies
hermitage association, of Nashville
Tenn, will give grand ball in aid of
the project to purchase the jackson
relics for their association, which has
for its object the preservation of jack
sons old homestead, THE Hermit
age" Colonel A. S. Colyer and
Mrs. Mary L. Baxter, of Nashville, will
impersonate General and Mrs. Andrew
jackson, and Mrs. President Harrison
has designated Mrs. John &. Christopher,
of Jacksonville, to represent her at the
ball. Colonel A. K. Mcclure, of Phila-
delphia, will represent the president,
Among others who will attend are
Senior Romero, the Mexican minister at
Washington, who comes TO represent
President Diaz, Ex-Governor A. g.
Porter and the Chilean minister and
his party.
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YOUNG WATERBURY, RETURNED
The Boys Abductors Frightened at the
Publicity Given Their Act.

NEW YORK. Feb. 4.-Ward Water
bury, the S-year-old boy who was kid
mapped near the school house at Long
Ridge, Conn, and whose abductors sent
a letter signed River Boys" to the boys
father demanding $4,000 for his return,
is again at home. According to the
childs story he was first cajoled into
going with the men, and when he be-
came anxious to return home was threat
ened. Finally he fell asleep, and when
he awoke found himself in bed in a
house, he knows not where. He was in
formed that he would be returned when
his father paid the sum they demanded.
The hdnapers evidently became fright
ened, however, for late at night they
carried him long distance, across many
fields, and dropped him in front of the
house OF John Close, clam digger, Of
Staawich, Conn, who is friend of the
boys father. Ward knocked at the
door and aroused Mr.. Close. 1t was then
2 o'clock in the morning. He was adj
mitted by Mr. Close. to whom he told
his story. The latter, who had read of
the abduction, at once hitched up his
horse and drove to Mr. Waterbury's
house at Long Ridge
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MILWAUKEE,. Feb. 4.-There was q
victory for the Louisiana Lottery com
pany in the United States court here
yesterday. An advertisement was re-
Gently sent out announcing that although
a certain man had recently been elected
president of the lottery concern, he had
not severed his connection with an ice
company, and all letters should be adj
dressed to him as before. The postal au
thorities arrested Joseph Mueller, pub
Usher of a German paper in this state, at
Mayville, and General Bragg was re-
tanned to defend him. The evidence
was that the advertisement was received
from an advertising agency, and that
Mueller had no direct dealings with the
lottery. The jury rendered a verdict III
favor Of the editor.
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OMAHA, Feb. 4.-Quite a severe shock
af earthquake was felt here at 1890 last
night, lasting for several seconds. The
shock was felt more severely in the vicin-
ity of the Grand Central hotel and the
police station. A large bank of earth
was loosened by the shock and toppled
on two story frame house occupied by
S. II. Green, saloon keeper, with his
wife and two children. The house was
crushed in and the family buried in the
debris. The woman and children were
rescued with but slight injuries, but
Green was pinned to the floor by heavy
beam. When rescued it was found that
he had received serious internal injuries.
The house will have to be torn down.
In other parts of the city the shock was
felt, but no further accident have been
reported.
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Heavy Mail Robbery.

NEW YORK, Feb 4.-One of the larg-
est and most mysterious mail robberies
that has occurred recently in connec-
ton with the New York postoffice took
place on a Hoboken ferryboat. Seven
pouches of mail matter, consisting largely
of letters, were loaded on two mail carts
When the mail vans reached Hoboken
they were opened, and it was found that
the pouches had disappeared utterly. AS
to the value of the contents of the
pouches, no estimate by the postoffice
authorities could be given. 1t was said
that as the pouches contained almost
nothing but letters the amount of money
obtained would doubtless be quite large.
The drivers admitted leaving their vans
unprotected
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a WILMINGTON MURDER TRIAL.
Walter Blackburn Charged with Killing
His Youthful Brother-in-Law.


WILMINGTON, Del, Feb. 4.--The trial
Of Walter Blackburn, young married
man, ON the charge of numbering his
brother-in-law, Edward II. Gardiner,
aged $ years, is ON trial in the court Of
oyer and terminer. The case is in some
respects remarkable one.
On Oct II last the boy Gardiner was
missed when night came on, and it was
supposed that he had followed the fire
mems parade that day. The next day
Blackburn narrated to several persons
an alleged dream that he had during an
afternoon nap. He said he dreamed
that his little brother-in-law was lying
dead in a freight car which stood on a
siding at the foot of Fifth street.
Blackburn told this story to his wife.
among others. and he then headed a
small searching party. They went to
some empty box cars on the siding. and
in one of them was found the boy. dead,
with his neck broken. The body was
taken away. bnt the family was not sat
isiied, and Blackhurn's arrest soon fol-
lowed. Some months previous 70 the
death of the boy he was inveigied into a
freight ear on the same siding where
his body was found, and brutality treated
by rutfian, who was sent to jail for
six months.
The case so far looks very black
against the accused. though ne asserts
his innocence
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~ Instantly Killed.

JOLIET, Ills, Feb "A horrible &C.
cident occurred at Zarley's, one mile
south Of this city. The boiler of engine
No. AZ, Oh the Chicago and Alton road.
pulling heavy freight south with a
pusher engine from this city to heir
over the bill, exploded just as the top Of
the hill WAS reached. The enrisse and
three cars were thrown off the track.
The following were killed: Thomas
Brandon, fireman, head crushed and in.
Jured by steam; G. f. Hastings, head
brakeman, body recovered in field SOC
feet from the engine.