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The weekly intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1891-1901, 1893-03-18
NEWS. NOTES.

Martin Childress, farmer of Oak
| land, Ill, has lost over 81 900 worth of
hogs on account of rabies.
Four men were badly injured in St
Paul by ice and snow falling from the
roof of a large building.
Efforts are making to arrange an in
terview between the Emperor William
| and the pope next month.
There is no longer any reason to
doubt that somebody is. trying to COR
ner May wheat in Chicago.
A charter has been granted and a
| university will be built in Oklahoma
by the Methodist church.
Long Tom" the fifty-eight ton gun
cast at the United States arsenal at
Waterviiet, \. Y. has arrived in Chi
cago for exhibition ut the worlds fair.
Great Britain has sent two members
of parliament to America to study the
immigration question.
Sherman Arp, a negro hanged at
Centre, Ala, sold his body for cents
q pound to a doctor.
The buggy plant for the Spaulding
manufacturing company at Grinnell,
Iowa, burned to the ground. Loss,
$50, 900: insurance $4,000.
New York grain men are afraid of
the Chicago wheat corner and are
keeping their fingers out of it.
Margaret Fox Keen. who was known
all over this country and Europe forty
years ago as spiritualistie medium
died in New York.aged SO years
A Philadelphia relief party is getting
ready to sail for Greenland in search
of young Verhoof of the Peary expedi-
tion.
The spotted fever, which has caused
such panic in Marshall county. Ken
tucky, has made its appearance in
Paducah. Ky.
1t is said that movement is on foot
among Omaha railroads to make war
| on the Brotherhood of Telegraph
Operators.
At She by, Ala. negro named Me-
Lonahan killed white man named
billiard and another white man named
Wilburn killed the negro.
The governor of the state of Wash
| ington has appointed Senator John Il.
Allen to succeed himself, the legis-
lature having adjourned without
choosing a senator.
Oscar l.. Hewitt. printer, COM
mitted suicide at Springfield. H., by
shooting himself through the head.
Dependency over the loss of money on
the Hall -Fitzsimmons fight was the
cause.
Venezuela has chartered banking
| scheme with features similar to the
subtreasury idea agitated in this coun-
try last year.
The German imperial government
has placed 5000 marks at the disposal
of the Oldenburg agricultural society
| in order that u number of the famous
Oldenburg carriage horses may ne sent
| to the worlds fair.
The Hillsdale land and cattle COM
pany of Cheyenne, Wyo., has sold its
ranch and cattle to Lessor Franklin of
Chicago for $4,000. This is the
largest ranch sale that has been made
in Wyoming for nearly ten years.
In courtroom at Nashville, Tenn,
Tom Jones fatally shot Joesph VIM
ters, the indicted assassin of Jones
father and also fatally, but acciden-
tally, shot bystander.
| The kaiser is determined to carry
the army bill through and crisis ap-
pears inevitable.
The empress of Austria is suffering
from insomnia and travel has been pre-
scribed by her physician.
| The Minneapolis city council, by the
bolting of two Republicans, has u
| Democratic majority, and every Re-
publican officeholder in the city is be-
| ing fired"
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Editors Rather Tied Down.

WAsHINeToN, March 15.-It was
stated to-day that the reports that ed
itors would not be appointed to post
offices, which Mr.. Cleveland denied
yesterday, sprang up out of Postmaster
General Bisselfs rule, that any post
masters appointed under this admins
tration would not be allowed TO
transact any other business than that
of the office to which they might be
appointed. 1t meant simply that
editors who might become postmasters
would have to cease editing while gov
ernment officials
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yERMosr,s WORLDS FAIR BUILDING.

covered porches, off which lead the re-
ception room, committee room, post
Office, etc. At the end of the court is a
porch supported by five caryatids. on
which is semi-circular Greek window
with q bas-relief around it, representing
freedom and unity. In the rear is the
circular reception hall with wooden
beamed dome. To the efforts of DIR. H.
H. Mcintyre, of Vermont, and Col.
Aldaee f. Walker, of Chicago, is manly
due the success of this building Jarvis
Hunt, OF Boston nephew of William
Morris Hunt, the artist, and Richard NJ.
Hunt, architect of the administration
building). is the architect. This build
ing will be used for social purposes
ou1y
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This is Pretty Good.

Mr.. John &. Goodwin, a carpenter OF
Danville, ILL.,, writes: "About two weeks
ago heavy saw log fell upon my foot
badly crushing it, so that was unable to
walk at all. sent for bottle of Ballard's
Snow Liniment and kept my foot well
saturated with it. 1t Is now two weeks
since this happened, and my foot Is nearly
well and am at work. Had / not used
Snow I.iniment l should have been laid
up at least two months. For healing
wounds, Sprains, sores and bruises 1t has
no equal. No inflammation can exist where
Snow Liniment Is used. "You can use
this letter." Beware Of all white liniments
substituted for Snow Liniment. There il
no :other liniment like Ballard's Snow
Liniment. For sale by J. q. Crenshaw 4
Co. No. 3
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DEATH IN A coal MINE,

Nine Men Killed and Eight Fatally
Wounded In n Choctaw shaft.
MCALEsrER, Ind. Ter, March 49,
Nine men We're killed and eight prob
ably fatally injured by an explosion
at Anderson in mine No OF the Choc-
taw coal company just before mid
night Monday night. The disaster was
caused by u windy shot fred by one of
the victims
There We're only eighteen men in
the mine at the time. all Of whom We're
firing shots. All but one were killed
or injured.
The mine is owned and operated by
the Choctaw coal company ON the line
of the Choctaw coal and railroad COM
pany and was located by Edwin d.
Chadwick in 1888 and opened in May,
1889. and has been in operation since.
II is considered the best of the lot Of
shafts run by the company.
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Niles Nerve and Liver Pills,

Act on new principle--regulating the
liver, stomach and bowels through the
nerves. A new discovery. DIR. Miles
Pills speedily cure billiousness, bad taste,
torpid Ever, piles and constipation, Une-
qualled for men, women and children.
Smallest, mildest, surest. SO doses q
cents. Samples free at Leroy Farmers
drug store. 11-5-1y
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Train No. 0 daily except Sunday and Monday
s<fenngs
Train No. 5 daily except Saturday and Sun
day evenings.
Excursion tickets sold to Kansas City Satur-
until Monday morning, at one fare for the
round trip.
Tickets sold and baggage checked through to
all points I'm the United States and Canada.
s. A. VERhiILLIoN, Ticket Agent.
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te and territorial appropria-
TREE RESIDENCE.

One OF the Features OF the GovernmeEt's
worlds Fair Exhibit.
In the center of the dome of the gov
ernment building, rising up thirty feet
from the floor level, is the hollow trunk
of u giant redwood tree,.s twenty.one
feet in diameter. inside of its walls,
two feet in thickness, is a very comfor-
table sitting-room space. The walls
have been planed and the ceiling of one
compartment and the floor of that
above it arc formed by transverse
section of the tree, sixteen inches
thick. This section is held up by cross
sections of railroad rails, and the In
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Examination Date. Cancelled.

WASHINGTON, March 1.-THE civil
service commission yesterday took the
necessary action to cancel all exami-
nations scheduled to he held between
March II. 1893, and June 30. 1893. in
the states of Missouri. Illinois. Ohio,
Indiana, New York, Wisconsin. Iowa,
Nebraska. New Jersey Connecticut, Del
aware, Idaho and Wyoming:also the ex-
animation scheduled for Pittsburg, Pa,
Garden City. Kan, Grand junction,
Col. and Salt Lake City. Utah. In
Explanation of this action, Commits
sioner Roosevelt said that the cancel
lation of these dates was made neces-
sary by the failure of congress at its
last session to appropriate sufficient
money to pay the travelling expenses
of the examiners.
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The Rabbi Was Thrifty.

CINCINNATI. Ohio, March l5.-Simon
Isaac Frultelstcin, rabbi of the Jewish
church on l.ongworth street, near
Central avenue. was arrested yester-
day charged with practicing a trick
game. The arrest was made on COM
plaint of Michael Marken, Polish
Jew, who AYERS that the rabbi gave
him a divorce decree for IS. After
getting this church enforcement he
repented and decided TO live with his
wife again. lie went back to the
rabbi and asked for the money. The
rabbi refused to return the money,
but offered to marry the couple again
for another S.. Marl<en then caused
his arrest
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Trains arrive at North Lexington as follows
Chicago Ex. & Richmond accom- -. T:25 q. IN,
Chicago & st. Joe. Ex. ....,..., IL 20 a. m.
Richmond accommc dation. 3:l5 p. IN.
Chicago Ex Ex..................... h:O0 p. m
Trains leave as follows:
Chicago q Kansas City Elk. x........... 7:25 q. m.
Richmond accommodation =. II 100 a. IN.
Kansas City, st. Joe Ex........ 3:l5 d. IN.
Chicago & Richmond accom-. :. $500 p. m.
Dusses leave Santa Fe Office and principal
hotels 3U minutes before train time buy
tickets at Santa Fe Office on Main street.
+. w. RAMSEY. Agent.
Chicago and Alton Railroad.
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SEVEN WERE BURNED,
Fatal Results Attending the Kan
RralrIa Elraa


Prairie Fires.
SALINA, Kan, March l5.-Reports
are meager regarding the number of
lives lost and damage done by the re-
cent prairie fires. In Russell county
seven men persisted in the flames and
thousands of dollars worth OF property
were destroyed. The names of the
victims are william Bailey. Dave
Hutchinson. Albert Moore, A.
Mcdonald, a son of Mrs.
Lefevre, proprietor of the
Dorrance hotel and strange man.
name unknown. Bailey was terribly
burned about the breast and abdomen
and died yesterday afternoon after
suffering intense agony. The others
were burned to crisp and could
hardly be recognized.
They had been out feeding stock
and were returning home when the
wind suddenly changed, catching
them between two great head fires.
Every report increases news of suffer
ing and damage
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Paving the Fiddler

Topeka, Kan, March 10. - Chief
Clerk Brown of the house was busy
nearly all day yesterday issuing vouch-
ers to the assistant sergeants Mt arms
who served during the legislative con-
tict There were 13S of the assistants
and they are to receive 50 day for
three days work, the total being
sa,74s, which will have to be paid by
the state.
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Millions for the Pope.

ROME, March -. - The pecuniary
result of the papal jubilee is gain to
the Golfers of the vatican of upwards
of 81, $50, 600 in money as well as Jewels,
plate and other valuable articles
estimated to be worth 81 900, 900 more
The duke of Norfolk heads the list
with an offering of $3.50, 900, and next
comes the Emperor Francis Joseph of
Austria with $40. 900.
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RELIGIOUS AND EDUCATIONAL.

For to him that is joined to all the
living there is no hope. Solomon.
Tearing leaf out of the Bible is
about the same as throwing away the
whole book.
-Of the one hundred instructors in
the Chicago university, seven are ex-
presidents of colleges.
"A Zenana Christian worker in Delhi.
India, says there is scarcely house in
that city which is not open to the re-
ception of the gospel
1t is thought that Rev. VIM. j.
Tucker, ID. d., one of the Andoyer pro-
fessors, may yet accept the presidency
of Dartmouth college, which was prof
ferred him some months ago and de-
clined at that time.
John Rockefeller has recently do
mated TO the Des Moines, Ia, college
ss5, 900 toward making fund of s65, 600
for additional endowment, the whole
to. be raised bS January. 1894 This
makes a total of over $40, 900 that Mr..
Rockefeller has donated to this college.
Fifty thousand American girls now
hold college degrees. What other eoun-
try of this globe can boast SO many ed
ucated and enlightened women? Had
the saying of Voltaire that Christianity
would not survive the nineteenth CEN
tury proved a true prophecy, America
could not thus exult in the high stand
ard of its womanhood.
I'm 1851 there were in India 9l, ,O92
native Protestant Christians, and in
1861 there were in Barlnah so, 500, while
in 1890 the numbers respectively were
55G. 66l and 50, ,1Se The communicates
in India in 1851 numbered 14,66l, while
in 1890 the figure was 1872, To. In wealth,
in social position, and in Official aslst
professional influence, the NATIVE sifis-
tians are pushing out the Brahnlises
"A former Methodist minietef. ueH
a clergyman in the Established Church
of England, says that there is "a large
| and ever-increasing number of Nom
conformists who seek ordination at the
hands of English bishops" and he
| suggests the formation of an ex-non-
conformist association TO furnish in
formation to candidates. and To do
general missionary work among nom
conformists.
There are three possible calls 10
every HlnlSIcf-tne call Oh GOu, the
call of his own nature, and the call Of
needy men. May not one almost say
that no man has n right to think him.
self q minister who does not hear all
three vocations blending into one, and
marking out his path to walk in past
all doubt? And these three come to
perfect union in the soul of him who
hears the Father call one of his chill
dren to serve the rest in those great
necessity which belong to them all. =
Phillips Brooks.
During the last quarter of col
portage for 1892. 1913 colporters of the
American Tract society labored in thir-
ty-three states and Canada. Their com
bined time equaled 1G5 months OF Ia oor'
They circulated by sale and grant 'SS.
427 volumes of Christian literature: ao-
dressed ,564 meetings; found S,5s, tam
lilies destitute of all books eSeeff ~
Bible. They visited 4, SID l:<,;sss:a,, 81
Ollie families fes'1,a & 30 sstaIstI b
families aho raFsl, Il eyer 81 s':s''i 5s9a Z s
! AZ }sn.S H 1sosl u which they en-
~ fII< slersoiis ii religious conver-
<o|IIzIsa 3. f,rave er-Christian at Work
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Governor McKinlev,, pebt, Cauee,led.

CHICAGO, March l4.-Trustee Kohl
satt has received enough money by
popular subscription to pay Governor
McKinley's debts and April / every
cent of S95, 200 liabilities will be wiped
out with single dollars from individual
Republicans and 1000 contributed by
faithful admirers Not a cent of the
Governors nor his wlfe's money will
ha ,1Sal
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Whlt. AilS NOUy

Ifyou have sudden darting pains in the
joints or muscles, and it recurs every time
you get cold, and appears in new places
without leaving any of the old ones, the
best thing to do is to send five dollars 10
the Drummond Medicine Co., 4S-5O Maid
en- Lane, New York, for bottle of DR..
Drummond's Lightning Remedy for
Rheumatism. II will cure you. Be wise
In time and do not be fooled with any
thing else. !: you have got the above
symptoms you have got the rheumatism,
and II the druggist tells you the truth he
will say Dr. Drumm6nd's Remedy is the
only known cure. Agents wanted. 3-l1t2
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Fatal Flames.

ARKANSAS CITY, Ark, March ID
Fire yesterday morning destroyed the
elevator. warehouse and twelve loaded
cars of the Valley route, several stores
and the Townsend hotel. Q. A. King,
fireman of the railway, was burned
to death.
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Hawaii Discussed by the cabinet.

WASHINGTON, March l5.-The cabi.
net, ut its session yesterday, discussed
the matter of appointmentof com
mission to visit Hawaii. Ex-Represen.
tative Blount of Georgia was favorab bly,
considered as oneNof the commissioners
and he was in the cabinet room during
part of the meeting.
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Chandler Asked to Remuio.

WASHINGTON, March l5.--Secretary
of the Interior Smith has asked As
sistan Secretary Of the Interior Chand-
Ter of Kansas to remain as his assist
ant during dis term as secretary. Mr..
Chandler has the matter under con-
| sideratiou
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No Irish-AmerIcsu for Chill,

WASHINGTON, March l5.-When NJ
V. Cannon, of Omaha, called at the
White house and was introduced as a
candidate for the Chilian mission, the
president urrrised him with the in
forma tion that no Irish need apply for
that place, as the Chilian government
has made u protest against the United
States sending any more Irish Ameri-
cans there to represent this country.
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vERMoNT's BUILDING.

1t VIII Re of the POmpeiRn style of
Architecture.
The Vermont building at the worlds
fair will be, when completed, one of the
most unique on the grounds. The style
Is Pompeian. On the right and left OF
the entrance are two shafts with alle-
gorical figures, representing agricul-
ture and quarrying and stonecutting-
the two principal industries of the
state. The entrance is through por-
tico into a courtyard, in the center Of
which is handsome marble fountain.
Marble will also be used all through
the interior. On the right and left are
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Notice.

Notice.
All parties indebted to me will please
call and settle. Mr.. VIM. Meng has my
books and will receive and receipt for all
moneys paid. Please don't await my re-
turn to settle with me, but settle wild
Mr.. Wm: Meng now, and oblige
Yours. etc., ED P s.g..,.s
Dove, Aca Jsnuayy q, 1eas. yl-ol-s
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Three Chilaren Fatally Burned.

HoLToN, Kan, March l5.-At an
early hour yesterday morning the res
idence of Benjamin Fleisher, who
lives in the southwestern part of Jack
son county, was burned to the ground
His three children were probably IA
tally burned. In endeavoring to res
cue them Mr.. Fleisher's hands and
arms We're almost burned to a crisp.
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MINERAL PAVILION.

Interesting Worlds Fair Building to Be
Erected by New York.
One of the prettiest structures which
will be erected by New York state will
be that for the mineral exhibit. Archi-
tect Isaac G. Perry has just completed
the drawings for it. They call for a
rectangular pavilion in pure Roman
Ionic architecture. 3lX6lx23 feet
high. The four corners are to be sur
mounted by balustfades; the caps OF
the futed columns are to be richly
carved; there will be an ornamental
frieze, and the spandrels will be deco.
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sixteen children In Niue Years,

COLD SPRINGS, n. Y, March IA
Mrs. Ellsworth Miller has just pre-
sented to her husband triplets, two
boys and girl. This brings her
record for triples up to three sets and
her total number of children up to six
teen. She was married on October 10,
1883, nine years and five months ago,
and she is now 81 years old. She has
seven living children including the
three lust born.
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Carll.ls win Do the ralklng.

WASHINGTON, March 14.-Se eretary
of the Treasury Carlisle has issued an
order that hereafter no one in the de-
partment but himself will be per-
mitted to give to the press any infor-
nation about treasury affairs.
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Sold ON the block.

FAYETTE, Mo-, March 15.-George
Winn, vagrant negro was sold on
the block yesterday under the vagrant
law of Missouri His services for six
months were bought by K. S. Camp
bell of Glenn Springs for SEQ
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Ex-Treasurer HYATT Dead

NORwALK, Conn. March 14.-.James
William HYATT, United States treas
urer under Mr.. Clevelands former ad-
ministration. died of complication of
Bright's disease, gout and other dis
easeS
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ALilIInna nf AnIIinn

PHILADELPHIA, March 1.-THE vaults
of the United States mint in this city
hold the largest amount of bar silver
ever stored in one place in the United
States. The quantity is 10, 900, 900
ounces, or fully enough, with the usual
alloy, to make no less than $50, 900, 600
silver dollars
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HIS CRIME CONFESSED,
EK-Minister Bsihut Of France, HI Iesks
Down Completely In Open Court.

Down Completely In Open Court.
PARIS, March l3-Ex- Minister Baihut
bribes. broke down on the witness
stand and confessed his guilt With q
pitiful expression Of sorrow and de.
,pair he exclaimed in broken voice:
Il acknowledge having been led
astray. am guilty. My words ex.
press my grief and feel that | do not
yet understand how could have ia lien
SO low. ask pardon of my country
whose good name have perhaps sui.
Iipl -
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heard Of the CuTIcuRA REMEDIES, and after using
two bottles CuTIcURA REsoLyENT, could see .
change; and after I had taken four bottles, was
CufIcuRA REsoLvENT, one boz OF CuTIcuRA, ani
one cake of CUTIcURA Soar, was cured of tbr
dreadful disease from which had suffered for hye
years. cannot expross with pen what sufferet
before using the REMEDIEs They saved my life, and
feel II my duty to recommend them. Ny hair ID
restored as good as ever, and so 10 my eyesight.
MRS. ROSA KELLY, Rockwell City, Iowa.
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Mr.. Dawes to Treat with Iudian.

WAsHINGToN, March lit is freely
gossiped that President Cleveland will
appoint ex-senator Dawes of Massa-
chusetts to head the commission which
is to negotiate for the extinguishment
of tribal titles in the Indian territory.
On this subject he is in thorough ac.
cord with the views of the best men in
the Nest
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MOSLEM MODS.
They Are Killing Armenian Christians
and Sacking the Churches.

and Sacking the Churches.
CoNsTA ANTINoPLE March Is. Moslem
mobs have possession of C9sarea.
They have established terror over
the Armeniaps, have robbed hun
dreds and have killed many.
During services in the Armenian
churches the mob burst in the doors,
stripped the women of their jewelry
and cut the men. The Armenians fled
and the Moslems sacked the church.
They afterward went through the
streets attacking all the Armenians
they met, bursting into private houses
and sacling shops.
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Now Crenshaw Il Young.

1t II generally admitted that carry The
largest and most carefully selected stock
Of underwear In the county and that INV
prices are the lowest. II you are not vet
supplied with these neeessaries OF life
come and get what you want of Henry
Sinauer. l1.26.tf
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Emperor William is in rage be-
cause the Prince William of LuXem-
burg is to marry the Catholic grand
daughter of John VI of Portugal
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R,sm.rk Very weaE

BERLIN, March l5.-Prince Bismark
is better. but is so weak that Dr.
Schweninger wished him to go broad
for u months change and rest. In
May he will spend SOM weeks at
Wiesbaden.