The weekly intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1891-1901, 1893-05-13
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NEWS IN BRIEF,

NEWS IN BRIEF.
The Spanish government IS said to
J have suppressed the Cuban revolt by
buying off the leaders
The state prison of Arizona has been
looted by former superintendent and
the prisoners were found armed.
! David Steinbroolk, a farmer living
near Newcastle, Wyo., was shot and
murdered by his 12-year-old son while
he slept.
At Anderson, Ind, the house of Eli
Murray was destroyed by an explosion
of natural gas and two persons were
killed.
Most of the foreign warships which
took part in the naval display have
received sailing orders and will leave
this week.
M. Wood, a farmer living near
| Napier, Mo-, was run over and almost
instantly killed by freight train at
Nodaway. Mo.
Major Watson, contractor. and two
worlsmen were drowned at Dixon, Ill -
7 by the capsizing of fiatboat, wiflk|
| which they were repairing the dam. .5sss s
| The Joliet rolling mill, branch of
the Illinois steel company, is closed In
all departments, throwing out of work
2, 500 men.
| Lizzie Borden, charged with the
murder of her father and step-mother
| at Fall River, Mass, was arraigned
and pleaded not guilty.
Miss Mary Chambers is in. Jail at
Clayton, Ala, for contempt of court in
refusing to surrender 81, ,4S0 which she
claims is her own.
/ DIR. Ely Mcclellan, U. S. "a, at
tached to General Miles headquarters
at Chicago, is dead. He was nephew
of General George b. Mcclellan.
Just as his son, who had been search
ing for him for six years, found him
on farm near Sturgis, S. d., Samuel
Fling, formerly of Maryville, Mo-, fell
dead.
Peter jackson, his wife and two
children were drowned by the cap
sizing of their skiff near Marshall's
Ferry, on the Wabash river, in Illi-
nois.
/ Owing to heavy storms the lead and
zinc sales of Southwest Missouri last
week were only $40 300. OF this Jop-
lin furnished S15,450 and Carterville
$25, 1886.
Town Marshal 4. L. Dickson of
Sheldon, Mo, was shot twice by L. N.
Riley in quarrel over the impounding
of Riley's COW. The officer then shot
! Riley seriously.
The sheriff's association of Kansas,
has employed Judge David Martin of
!. Atchison, to examine the new redemp-
tion law and ascertain the effect ii
will have on fees.
! The case of Engineer Lennon of the
Lake Shore, fined by Judge Kicks for
refusing to haul boycotted AnnzArbor
cars, will be heard on appeal before
the United States supreme court next
October.
The worlds fair at Chicago has had
marked effect upon ocean travel.
the record showing that in April over
5000 more first cabin passengers came
over than in April a year ago.
I A lightning-rod agent who at
tempted to put a rod on the house OF
Thomas Sailer, farmer near st.
Augustine, ILL.,, against Mr.. Sailers
wishes, was brought down by Mrs
Sailer with n Winchester.
The defeat of the army bill in the
reichstag was followed by the resig
nation of Chancellor Won Caprivi anc
i. the sending for Count Otto Won Eu-
lenberg, premier of Prussia, by the
emperor, to take the place of chancel
D lor.
Destitution is decimating the popu-
lation of the rural districts in Contra
. and Southeastern Russia. Fevers
famine and the utmost suffering pre-
: vail in the province of Saratoff, Sama
ra and Voronesh.
A dispatch from Rio Janerio says {
financial crisis prevails in that city
/, Both insurgents and the government
: are claiming the victory in the battl'
9 fought on Saturday near Uruguayana
in Rio Grande do Sui.
J. 1t is reported from New York tina
the jewlery seized by the police 4
Williamsburg, N. Y, on suspicion o
9 having been stolen from the count Q
a Flanders of Belgium, was in larg
part merely paste diamonds.
The Alcasar opera company went Z
pieces at Abba, Iowa. Paul Adairson
the manager, took all the money an
n some baggage, leaving his partner
Gilbert, and the company of fifteei
+ people without enough money to gel
out of town.
IL The speculations which found thei
= way into print as to why ex-Presiden
n Harrison and Vice President Mortol
= were not witnesses of the naval review
!, at New York were unfounded. Boil
were invited but for private reason
were not able TO attend.
-ol The betrothal of the duke of Yorl
4 and the Princess May of Teck ha
h aroused discussion as 10 q marriag
e grant by parliament. 1t is held tha
recent grants to the prince of Wale
,r cover the settlement. Henry Labou
% chere and the radicals are especiall,
is bitter against any provision.
v Dr. j. Taylor, promiHent physi
y clan, and Fred Harris, i leading furni
e ture dealer of Wichita, Kan, h:sF'
been arrested, charged with prodlisI<s
a an abortion on Ella Powell, q n
n known society lady. The arrests (e
e ated great social sensation.
N Frank Bush, y well known busines
o man. has disappeared from Sprin
e City, Pa, after forging the name q
l. Francis Latscher, his father-in-iaw,
the amount of $4,000 A phenixvill
t belle is also reported to have fled wit
,e him.
lel Friends of the pure food and ant
l. option bills in Washington have ds
n termined to call an informal meetin
lie at st. Louis May %, to consider tn
n best methods to be employed in bring
IT ing these bills before the next col
gress.
- Foreigners will BE Paid.
y CHICAGO, May 10-The doors of tf
Chemical National bank, in the ne
u Hartford building remained closed t
= day. National Bank Examiner Sturg
- said this afternoon: Il think that
ie resumption of business Is not at Q
likely" Depositors will be paid
90 full.
w The worlds fair directors have mac
nu ample provision for the payment
w all foreign commissioners and forelg
'y exhibitors who had deposited FUNDS
ne the fair branch OF the bank.
,gI The fifth biennial session OF the 81
to prcme tent of the Knights OF Mace;
bees is in session ut Port Huron, M'ci