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Democratic messenger., 1893-11-04

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Scrihcd but without benefit We tried Elv's
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there was a marked Improvement W. con
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the discharge was cured. -. \. Carey.
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Democratic messenger., 1893-11-04
They Give Their Reasons.

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The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1893-10-07
JEALoUSY'S VICTIMS.
One Man self-Desroyed and Another DE
perately Wo1nded-

One Man self-Dearoyed and Another Des-
perately woanded.
CHICAGO. Oct 2.-Yesterday after
noon William Smidtha, while in q fit
of jealousy, shot Henry Miller in the
right thigh and then went into his
room and cut his throat from ear TO
ear. causing almost instant death
Both Of the young men have been
been paying attention TO Mary Polst,
a German girl, aged %. When Smidtha
went home Saturday he saw the object
of his alteration in the company OF
Henry Miller. Early yesterday morn
ing the two men met in the street in
front of the boarding house, and .
heated argument took place. which
terminated in fght Smidtha was
badly worstej in the encounter, and
retired to repair damages and nurse
plans of vengeance
Smidtha again met Miller. and with
ont word of warming drew . revolver
and shot him The infuriated man
then jumped upon and struck him un-
til he fell over unconscious Smidtha
was evidently under the impression
he had killed his rival and went into
his own room before anyone could
reach him and cut his throat. severing
the jugular vein, death following
almost Immediately. Miller is In pre-
carious condition
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1893-10-07
THE EAST.

UNDERTAKER WOODWARD and Jame.
Goodell were driving a hcarse acros.
the Erie railroad tracks at North 0lean
n. V, when they were struck by pas
senger train and both killed.
In state convention in Boston the
Massachusetts democrats nominated j.
T.. Russell, of Leicester, for governor
J. Il. Carroll, of Springfield, for lieu
tentant governor; secretary of state, j.
W. W.McDonald, of Marlborough; attorney
general, Charles Lille, of Dudley; au'
ditor, John d. Wheelwright. of Boston.
The platform calls upon the senate to
speedily follow the house in repeating
the silver purchase law.
PROBABLY the largest man in the
United States. George Walker, died at
his home in Rockland. r. l., aged ~
years He weighed 500 pounds and was
feet II inches tall.
THE actress, Mrs John Drew, en-
Joyed the congratulations of her friends
in Philadelphia on the sixty-sixth an
niversary of her appearance on the
stage.
AT Syracuse, y. v. Frank kendrick.
a bank cashier, confessed that he was a
defaulter for $50.
AT Springfield, Mass, II. C. Tyler
made a new worlds bicycle record,
going = miles, with standing start, in
4:15 3-5.
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1893-10-07
EpitOme of the Week.
INTERESTING NEWS COMPILATION.
FlFTY-THIRD CONGRESS.
Exfra Sras,on-

StestOn-
MONDAY, Sept a5.-In the senate
senator Stewart (Nev.l, in n speech
on his resolution declaring that
"the independence of the coordinate
departments of the government must
bc maintained" charged the president
with violating the constitution in seek
ing to influence the Legislative depart
ment of the government, and said that
the chief executive lacked the educa-
tion necessary properly to rule over the
dcstinies of the republic: Don Cameron
| tPa- spoke on free silver and the re-
| peal of the bank tax law. In the house
Mr.. Oates (Ala- introduced bill pro-
viding that hereafter money orders
shall be issued by postmasters upon
verbal requests and abolishing the use
of written applications Mr.. Morse
(Mass.) charged the commissioner of
pensions with assuming Legislative as
well as judicial power in overriding the
laws of the country.
TUESDAY, Sept 26.-In the senate
Senator Palmer Qll) and Senator
Voorhees, tInd.) defended the president
from the attack made upon him by SEN
ator Stewart New. The senator from
Nevada, however. reiterated all that he
had said of Mr.. Cleveland and declared
that the president was influencing sem
ators with patronage. In the house
several speeches were made against the
repeal of the federal election law.
WEDNESDAY, Sept 21.-1n the senate
resolution offered to postpone
action Oh financial, tariff and federal
election measures until January caused
a spirited debate between Senators
Gorman, Woicott, Chandler, Mitchell
and Aldrich, after which the silver re-
peal bill was discussed. In the house
the bill Us repeal the federal election
laws was debated.
THURSDAY, Sept 2s.-ln the senate
the only speech made on the silver
repeal bill was by Mr.. PETER. His
remedy for the financial troubles is the
adoption of an amendment offered by
him to restore the free coinage act of
1887. A joint resolution to permit the
state of Wisconsin to have placed in the
statuary hall of the capitol at Wash
ington a statue of Pere Marquette was
introduced. In the house Mr. Black
Ull.) made speech in favor of the re-
peal of the federal elections law. Mr..
McKaig (Md) presented bills aggre-
eating s23l, 200 against the government
for claims growing out of the raids of
ten. Jubal Early during the war. As an
outgrowth of tilibustering Mr.. Fithian
Gll.) called Mr.. Morse Mass liar,
but no blows We're struck.
FRIDAY, Sept 22.- In the senate
Mr.. Harris (Tenn.) and Mr.. Morgan
(Ala.1 spoke against the silver re peal
bill. Mr. Cameron pa presented
a petition from Philadelphia manufac-
turers representing S15,OO0.O0 capital,
employing 100, 900 men with yearly
product of s15O. .OOO, ,O0O, in favor of leg
islation to preserve the protective char.
acter of the tariff and the integrity of
silver rs a money metal. In the house
arguments were made for and against
federal supervision of elections. A COM
munication from Secretary Carlisle
stated that there were 1856 China
fnen in the country, and of this number
l3.243 were registered.
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1893-10-07
FOREIGN INTELLIGENCE.

A WIDESPREAD anarc histic plot wa
discovered in Moravia and seventy-ones
arrests were made.
IT was said that John Legs, of To-
ronto, Can, queens counsel and man
ager of several estates, was a defaulter
to the extent of 100000.
THIS year immigration into Canada
has proved failure.
THE three children of a man named
Bolduc at st. Everiestc Beach. Can,
aged }, 9 and . years, found some
strychnine in bottle and drank it and
all died.
Mr.. GLADSTONE said in a speech at
Midlothian that home rule for Ireland
was not dead. and he warned the lords
in the upper house of parliament that u
day of reckoning would come when the
electors would be heard
A BOILER exploded on d steamer ply
ing on the Japanese coast and thirty
persons were killed.
AT Gifu, Japan, floods swept away
6S2 houses. killed 23S persons and left
30, 2O5 people homeless.
NEAR Laurium. in Greece. the ruins
of an ancient town have been un-
earthed.
THE government has compelled
Turkey to make rcparation for out
RACES perpetrated on American mis-
sionaricS
NINE persons were killed and 100 in.
jured in attempting to escape from
synagogue at Kalwarya, Poland, sup
posed to be on fire.
IT was said that efforts at reconcilia-
tion between Emperor William and
Prince 2ismarclI had come to naught
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1893-10-07
FROM WASHINGTON,

AT the white house something OF ?
sensation was created by the advent o.
lunatic, who claimed to be President
Cleveland's son:
THE nomination of Leopold Morse, of
New York city, to be consul at St
Christopher, West Indies, has been
withdrawn by the president.
In the United States business fail
urcs to the number of $40 occurred in
the seven days ended on the 29th,
against $40 the preceding week and l77
during the same time last year. Dur
ing the past three months the total
number of failures was nearly 1000
and the aggregate of liabilities about
$50, 600, 900, greatly surprising the
record of any previous quarter.
AT the leading clearing houses in the
United States the exchanges during
the week ended on the 29th aggregated
S7T2, ,O6s, rs, against sT9s, ,S0T, 800 the
previous week. The decrease, compared
with the corresponding week in 1892,
was 27.0.
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1893-10-07
WEST AND SOUTH.

INDIANS stoned to death Postmaster
Potter, an old Missouri newspaper man,
and Bob Roberts, a pioneer, at Gils
City, A. 7.
A FIRE which swept the western por-
tion of the Cherokee strip in Indian
territory caused the loss of many lives
and DESTROYED settlers property.
In Chicago Jim McGrath, q notorious
bully. fatally wounded companion
aud was afterward killed by two po-
lice officers.
ENeISEER GRIRBEIL was killed and
eleven yether persons were injured in a
head-end collision On the Chicago, Bur
lington & Quincy road near Streator,
Ill.
BIsHoP WALTERS said at an African
Methodist conference in Indianapolis
that the lynching of negroes in the
south for trifiing offenses, and in many
cases innocent negroes, was increasing
to an alarming extent, and called for
vengeance. DIR. Thompson, ofSt Louis,
urged the negroes to avenge their
wrongs with blood.
FIRE destroyed the entire business
portion of Casa Grande, A. T., consist
ing of hotels, stores, saloons and few
dwellings.
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1893-10-07
THE YELLOW FEVER.

Many New Cases and No Encoursgemeus
Mt BrunswIck, .Ga.-The Only Hope 10
Frost.
BRUSswICK. Ga. Oct 2.-Twelve
new cases of yellow fever were re-
ported yesterday. Sixty-iye patients
are now under treatment
Surgeon Murray returned yesterday
morning at 10 o'clock from Jesup, and
reports that the autopsy on C. X. War
ren, the deputy sheriff who died there
Saturday. proved by the inquest that
he had yellow fever. II is stated that
Warren had not been in any infected
district within the past few weeks,
and il this be true the theory that il
requires only ten days incubation for
the fever to develop will be proved un-
reliable. The idea that negroes are
by nature exempt from the disease is
also dissipated. The negroes TO date
have been the greatest sufferers, and
so many fatal cases have developed
among them that scientists are investi-
eating.
No cheering words can be truthfully
written on the subject The scourge
is sure 10 stay until frost. Four-ffths
of the 5000 people here will have the
fever before frost comes This is no
idle statement, but the result Of care
full consultation with the physicians
on the ground.
Surgeon Murray is working day and
night. Saturday afternoon he visited
Miss Orilla Dart, on St Simon's island
and found her much improved He re-
turned at midnight, and left on a spe-
cial train yesterday morning at 10
o'clock for Jesup. held an autopsy
there. and returned to Brunswick at II
o'clock
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1893-10-07
THE SUPREME COURT
vifi Meet Next faesdsy with Light
ened Docket, Demonstrating ths Ctiiity

win Meet Next Tuesday with . Light.
ened Docket. Demonstrating ths Utiiisy
sf the New Court Of Appeals
WASHINGTON, Oct. a.-The October
term of the supreme court Of the United
States viii begin n week from to-day.
the 9th inst. The court will open the
term with docket that In itself dem
onstrates the, advantages Of the new
court Of appeals. While the docket
for the October term, In 1872, at the
opening contained 1878 cases. there are
but Loci awaiting the courts atten-
tion Mt this time. II this rate Of pro-
gression is maintained the court will
be confronted with nothing but cur
rent cases seven years hence. Tho
new cases docketed for this term In
clude number of interest TO the coun-
try. Prominent among them are the
appeals by All Sing and four other
Chinese from the judgment Of the
United States court for the northern
district Of California; which will bring
up for review the Geary Chinese law.
The Mormon case Is another of i'm
portance. Upon the decision will de-
pend the disposition Of the funds aris-
ing from the sale of church property
under the Edmunds-Tucker act
Three railroad cases will attract gen.
eral attention, one of them Is the ap-
peal Of Lemon. one of the Lake Shore
engineers who refused to haul his train
because Il contained some cars from
the Ann Arbor railroad upon which .
strike was in progress. The other two
are similar in nature and present the
question how far the states may go in
the matter of assessing railroad prop
erty and finding freight rates Besides
these the court will have eleven mur-
der cases from Fort Smith, Ark, to de-
termine, and the mineral land case Of
Borden VS. the Northern Pacific rail-
road from Montana affecting large
portion of the land grant.
The confirmat ton Of the nomination
of W. II. Hornblower, of New York, to
be an associate justice of the court,
vice Samuel Blatchfort. deceased. has
not yet been announced, and the prob
abilities seem TO be that the court will
be short one member when Il meets,
Unless confirmation is made in the
meantime.
Justices Yield. Brown, Brewer and
jackson are already in the city and
the remainder of the court will reach
Washington this week. The court
will meet at noon on the 9th inst, and
after the induction into Office Of Judge
Hornblower, if he shall have been
confirmed, and the admission Of at
torneys, will adjourn to pay their re-
spects to President Cleveland. Tho
next day the call of the docket begins
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1893-10-07
A PASSENGER train on the Louisville

| A PASSENGER train on the Louisville
& Nashville road was wrecked at Hazel
Patch, Ky, and Express Messenger
Jim Kelly, Mail Agent Smith and Fire
man Lew Ryan were killed and Arthur
Pearce fatally injure6.
IL session at St Paul the suprer1e
council of the Minnesota knights OF
Pythias decided iiot TO sdmit saloon;
keepers as members Of the order.
AFTER being mourned as dead for q
quarter Of n century John Turpie, q
brother of the Indiana senator, has re-
turned to his home in Delphi
AT St Louis Marion Hedgepeth was
found guilty of train robbery and SEN
fenced to term of twenty-five years
in the penitentiary:
On account of domestic trouble Mrs.
J. II. Raisley killed her husband at
Paola, Fla, and then took her own
life.
a PASSENGER train went into an open
switch near Gulfport, Miss, and three
persons were killed and eight others
injured.
NEAR Crystal Falls, Mich. the Michi-
CANINE river broke through the Mans
field iron mine, drowning twenty-eight
of the employees at work directly under
the stream.
THE pdpulists have nominated wom-
en- in many counties in Kansas as their
candidates for coroner, register of deeds
and county clerk.
A DIssIPATED artist named Robert T.
Hunt shot and killed his wife and him.
self at indianapolis
SIM REYNOLDS and Harley Johns
were sentenced TO two years in prison
at Macon, Mo-, for attempting to wreck
train.
THE .tate treasury of Texas was said
to be bankrupt:
DrRiSG tremendous rain pour at
Pine Bluff, Ark, millions of small
frogs fell, and the streets in the bust
ness part of the town were SO covered
with them that It was difficult to walk:
A MOB near Benton, La, hanged
Henry Coleman, Jr., negro who at
tempted to assassinate Capt Thomas
Lyles.
NEAR Winchester, O., and in Jeffer-
son township forest fires were raging
and many farmhouses and barns had
been destroyed.
On one scaffold at Mount Vernon,
Ga, five negroes were hanged. Three
of them murdered Alexander Peterson,
4 rich merchant, last July; the fourth
killed 5-ycar-old child and the fifth
murdered Il negro companion.
IN Chicago counterfeit twenty-dollar
bills were in circulation. The bills are
wood cut limitations of a silver certifi-
cate of the series of 1850, check letter
A. Its number is Il 3l32IGs.
THE death of Willis ID. Machen. ex.
United States senator, occurred at Hop
kinsville, KY, aged 81 years.
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1893-10-07

To THE average American woman it
is rather startling to hear brigham
fonng's first wife described as gentle
woman. with face free from care, and
kindly gray eyes. She is now seventy
two years old, and is gracious and dig
nified in her manner This must prove
that Mrs. Young No never knew the
meaning of jealousy.
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1893-10-07

FEW years ago women had a small
show to acquire a classical education.
Conditions have all changed Not only
are the great institutions of the land
throwing wide open their doors to the
sex, but generous public has in the
last few years endowed women's col
lcges with over eleven million dollars.
That the coming rivalry for literary
honors will be healthful none can
dOubt
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1893-10-07
swimningly,

A TENNESSEE genius has invented al
electrical appliance that will convert Il
train robber into n disfigured corpse
the moment he attempts to enter the
express ear. 1t requires considerable
attention on the part of the express
messenger. and the chances are that a
man who could run the electrical train
robber annihilator coula pump Win
chester with equally satisfactory re-
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1893-10-07

LETT. PEARY is about the only liv.
ing American who has escaped the
financial stringency. lie is sure of his
job for two years, and possibly longer
lie has gone where money Is not need
ed. and is supplied with clothing and
provisions for long siege. lie may be
pinched before he gets bacll-between
two ice floes-but otherwise he will
get along swimmingly.
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1893-10-07

OLp St Peters Protestant Episcopa.
church at Wcstchester, n. Y, recently
celebrated the completion of its second
century. 1t vas founded September
81, 1893. in the reign of William and
Mary. With perhaps one exception
this is the oldest Episcopal parish in
the country. With these frequent an
niversarics of one, two, three and four
centuries, we ought to begin to feel
quite nncient.
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1893-10-07

By the doctrine of averages we ought
TO have few disasters and easy times in
the financial world for several years to
come. The calamity list by land and
sea has kept pace with the disaster
record in commerce, finance and in
dustry, and both have been abnormally
large during the wear lSg3
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1893-10-07

LONDON, Oct Ia dispatch received
py the Exchange Telegraph Co. here
states that Admiral de Meilo. COM
manding the rebel Brazilian feet, in
tended to attack one Of the forts at the
mouth Of the harbor Of Rio de Janeiro
yesterday morning. but desisted owing
to the representations of the command
ers of the foreign war ships now in the
harbor. The dispatch adds that Mr..
G. Hugh windham, British minister TO
Brazil, and the other ministers are en-
deavoring to bring about cessation
of hostilities Minister Windham be-
Ieyes that the effort will be successful
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1893-10-07

An interesting bit of news picIed up
recently in a Russian journal, and given
in the form of simple mattcr-of-fact
statement, sets forth that special smok-
ing carriages for the use of ladies have
been set apart on Russian railways
Fancy the horror such an announce
ment would create in this country, the
indignant letters and protests that
would be received, the agitation in
women's clubs, the arguments in wom-
ems journals. Still it is simply matter
Of custom.
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1893-10-07
MISSOURI STATE NEWS.
New Postmaaters.


The following new postmasters Of
the fourth class have been appointed
for Missouri:
Faucett. buchanan county. s. L Boyle, vice
i. Is Solomon. resigned.
Gait. Grundy courty J. E. Bunnell vice VIM
Cox. removed
Lakenan. Shelby county. C. H. Ayres. vice A.
l.. Freeland. removed.
La Mine. Cooper county J. II Harris vice
w H. Kicks removed.
Newark. Knox county, W. II. Randolph, vice
o. w. Barnes. removed.
spokane Christian county, W. ii. Hill, vice
ID A Hawthorn. resigned.
stanford. Tcxzs county. d. W. Shilling vice
A. I. Thomas. resigned
Dawn. Livingston county. John Mo.sbarger,
Vice Thomas Grifiths removed.
Manning. Scott county. C. ii. Hillemann, vice
Mamie J. Wright. resigned.
Zodiac Vernon county, p. C. Goodman, vice
7. j Bybee. resigned.
Hornet. Newton county A. X Horton vice
JOS. Hewett. resigned.
Harris. Sullivan county. F. G. Crouch. vice II.
J. ClevenRer removed
htsstnRer. Pike county. J. Z. Forgey. Jr. vice
W: H. Mulhcrin- Jr.. resigned.
MAMA station. Carroll county. r. II. Nsbring,
vice G. G: Walden. removed.
Mount Zion. Henry county, G. W. johnson,
Vice H. w. Walker. resigned.
New franklin. Howard county Augustus
Turner vice W. 7. Fisher, removed.
coSrIRNATIoss.
The senate has confirmed the nominations
OF the following presidential offices:
d. l.. Wheeler. Marceline.
y. x. Pipcck. Clinton
James Todd Marysville.
" q. Schenell. Golden City.
II. r. Smith Willow Springs.
John Chivers. Keytesville.
@. w. Vaughn. Glasgow.
=. N Shcpier. Milan.
W. +. Snyder. Joplin.
]. ID. Boiling. Versailles
]. ID. Allen. Butler.
W. X. Basket, Paris.
j. I. Summers Lathrop
Thomas Williams Bevief
Samuel Lowrty i'lattsburg.
Beaureyard Ross. Cameron.
i. =. Kiddell. Excelsior Springt.
". L. Mack. Lamar
J. +. Rogers. Boonville.
C. H. Ingels. Nevada.
J. - kibbe Grant City.
j. +. Clariy. Fredericktown
w. =. Hurst. Upton.
J. h Bradley Linneus.
c. 7. Bradford. rnionyille
Sophia Booth. Westport.