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The weekly intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1891-1901, 1894-10-13
PENSION FRAUDS.
What q Pension Examiner Discovered Ia al
ADa,t-u rIs, Rnx

n q Pension Examiner Discovered In an
Agents Tin BOX.
DUBUQUE, Ia, Oct 1O.-Special Ex-
aminer Z. +. Waite, of the pension
bureau, in obedience to the order of
Judge Shiras, in the federal court,
has filed the documents captured in
the famous tin-box in Pension Agent
George M. Van Leuvend's private office
at Lime Springs. The documents are
mostly in the form of correspondence,
discriminating upon it's face between
Van Leuvend and certain boards OF
medical examiners with whom he had
relations. Nearly all Of the numerous
indictments found against the pension
attorney are based on these letters.
In all about 700 papers are filed.
Some of these letters are to pension
claimants whom Van Leuvend advised
to grease" the members of the boards
in order to have their examiners go
through smoothly. Others are letters
between the agent and the surgeons
i'm which terms are agreed on for rails
ing ratings and fixing up the papers in
the case.
1t appears that Van Leuvend gave
claimants to understand that this pay
ment of money to medical examiners
was the usual thing established by long
practice, and it does not appear that
there was as a rule corrupt intent on the
part of the claimant. Some of the doc
uments show that affidavits as 10 phys
ical disability were bought from the
physicians at an average rate of about
SO cents a line. One letter makes an
offer to a physician at Lincoln, Neb.,
to pay S. for an affidavit covering dis
ease of the stomach, deafness, rheuma-
tism and heart disease. The doctor
sent the affidavit, but demanded $40 for
it. This physician, whose name is not
revealed, has since testified that he has
made a large number of affidavits, and
that his price ranged from IS to $40.
Afidavits are made to cover nearly
all the diseases known, and in order to
get the applicants before examining
boards with whom he was friendly,
printed forms were used for affidavits
and the claimants were asked to copy
these in their own hands and sign
them. Many did not know what they
were doing. The filing of the papers is a
surprise to the defense, which did not
want them made public, its idea being
eimn1u 20 rot oococo 70 than
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ST. PAUL, Mimi, Oct. s.-Reports
from various parts of eastern South
Dakota and the western part of Mime
sofa are to the effect that a severe snow
storm prevailed yesterday, accompanied
by high winds and heavy rains. The
snowfall at Huron, s. D., was heavy
aud lasted for three hours, while west
Andonorth of that city the storm was
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DAVID B. HILL ACCEPTS.

Tho New York Senator Formally Accepts
the Democratic GubernatOrial N0mina-
ton.
New YORK, Oct. s.-Charles Brown,
Of Newberg, was nominated for Judge
Of the court of appeals in place of Will
liam j. Gaynor, who was withdrawn
by the state democratic committee
Saturday afternoon. Following the
nomination Senator Hill and Repre-
sentative Lockwood were formally
notified of their nomination at che
party headquarters. Chairman Hinck-
ley, of the state committee, introduced
Bourke Cochran, who made an ap-
propriate speech to the two candidates.
The most telling point in Senator
Hills reply was h a while the nomina-
ton came to him ~unsought and unde-
sired, he could not Mt this time refuse
his acceptance of it from the party
which had always honored him in the
days of its sunshine and prosperity.
This brought prolonged cheers. Rep
resentative Lockwood also spoke. He
intimated that the support of the ad-
ministration at Washington could be
depended upOn.
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English SPAWN Liniment removes all
hard, soft or calloused Jumps and blem-
lshes from horses, blood spavins, curbs,
splints, sweeney, ring bone, stiles, sprains,
all swollen threats, coughs, etc. Save $50
by use of one bottle. Warranted the most
wonderful blemish cure ever known. Sold
by Charles w. Loomis, druggist, Lexing-
ton, Mo. 7-29-9S-ly
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ER,
-(2208O-
MAMBRINO, HAMBLETONIAN, AND
PACING fnn

Pamisier Is a bay, l5K hands, 10 III Sep
TENDER -, 1850, by that great young Earl
2a1!!. record OF e:sS1 (sire Of Katie Earl a:ish
and sixteen others In the list.) He Is q
brother of Greenlander, S:lx, being by Princess
$50 (sire OF Trinket, 2:is, and thirty-eighl
others In the $3.50 listl; dam. the great brood
mare, Juno tdam OF Earl, 2:234, 0reenlander
etc.
The dam Of Pamisier is the great brood
mare. Ashland Kate, s'2eN made 10 1910
Katie Earl, 2:l9k, etc., BY Ashland Chief, ISL,
tsirs Of three from 2:l7k to $3.50, and the dam
Of fifteen In the list; second dam. Lady Hag
tain Walker (sire Of the dams of Harry Wilkes
2;13f. General Garfield, 2:2l, and four others);
third dam, Clark County Maid, by Traveller
SPEEDY-BRED FELLOW He sIres good
rangy. colts, and / think will go fast. e2O.Oo
payable when mare proves In fOal; or eli "a
The -sOn-ret privilege.
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NO MORE FLO0oiNo.
It IL Abolished ~ Punishmont In the HI
souri, P~enltentiary. p

1t Il Abolished ~ Punishmsnt In the Mis-
souri, Penitentiary.
JEFFERsON CITY, Mo-, Oct. Gin an
swer to an inquiry from q New York
paper concerning the mode of punish
ment in the Missouri penitentiary,
Warden Pace replied that whipping
has practically been abolished in the
Missouri prison and that he considers
it brutal. Under the old system re-
fractory convicts were chained fast,
partially stripped and beaten with q
leather throng. The practice has long
been assailed as inhuman, but 1t re-
manned for Warden Pace to take the
first decided stand against It. In place
Of fiogging, ill-disposed convicts are
punished In various ways, such rs SOL
itary confinement, being required to
wear shackles, reduced supply Of food,
ETC., until they are willing to obey the
prison rules.
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FIVE YEARS FOR CRAWFORD.

The Ex-Cashier of tho Springfield Bank
Sentenced on Only Ono Count.
SPRINGFIELD, Mo-, Oct. 9.-At 10
o'clock this morning A. B. Crawford,
ex-cashier Of the defunct American
national bank, was taken from the
Greene county Jail by deputy marshals
to receive his sentence. When Judge
Philips asked him If he had anything
to say, he glanced at ex-Attorney-Gen-
eral w. H. II. Miller, who shook his
head and Crawford did likewise. Then
Judge Philips sentenced him to five
years in the Missouri penitentiary,
after expressing sympathy for the
prisoner. The sentence was on the
seventh count alone-false entry.
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A Million Friends.

A friend In n.so Is a friend indeed, and
not less thar one million peoplshave found
ery for consumption, coughs, and colds.
II YOU have never used this great Medicine
one trial will convince you a II has
wonderful curative powers In all diseases
OF throat, chest and lungs. Each bottle
Is guaranteed to do all that Is claimed or
money refunded. Trial bottles Tree az
W, b. Tevis' drug store. Large bottles
6Oc and 81. MOL
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GENEVA, Neb., Oct. l0.-Dr. G. ".
German was dangerously shot by At
torney w. 7. Harris yesterday. The
shooting occurred in the physicians
office, where Harris had gone with Mrs.
Harris to question the doctor as to tho
rumors of his familiarity with Mrs.
Harris. Both drew revolvers and ex-
changed shots. Harris escapes injury.
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SHAMoKIN, Pa, Oct. lO.-Fire started
in the air way of No. l shaft of the
Luke Fiddler colliery last night. Irwin
B~ufinton, whom the colliery officials
hold responsible for the disaster, was
suffocated. George Brown, a miner,
and his Polish helper. Anthony Bob.
erttik, Robert, a driver boy, and anoth-
err Polish laborer are in the mine and
no hope is entertain ned of recovering
them. Fifty-6ve men barely escaped.
The mine is now all ablaze. It Is
feared the inside workings will have to
be flooded, which means many months
| Of idleness to 900 EMPLOYEES,
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LIBERTY GETS IT.

Site for the Missouri Odd FelloWt Orphans'
Home Finally Selected.
ST. LOUIS, Oct. 6.-The committee of
three, representing the Odd Fellows,
to choose q site for the state orphans
home, met here to-day and decided to
locate the home at Liberty. There
were several towns in the state trying
to get the home, but . month ago the
race narrowed down to Liberty, Mar
shall and Excelsior Springs.
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Five lcket

JEFFERSON CITY, No., Oct. 6.-The
socialist labor party yesterday fled
with the secretary of state their state
ticket, which consists Of the following
nominees. all from st. Louis: Judge of
supreme court, Albert e. 6anderson;
superintendent Of public schools, James
A. Rendell; railroad and warehouse
commissioner, L. Seller.
The democrats and populists have
fled their state nominees. but the re-
publicans and prohibitionists have not
done 20 up to date. There will be five
state tickets voted for at the Novem-
Der state election, to-wit: Democratic,
republican, populist, prohibition and
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New York MunIcIpaI Ticket,

New YORK, Oct. 1O.-After n Of the
liveliest times witnessed in this city,
the New York state democracy last
evening nominated the choice Of the
committee Of seventy, Col. William M.
Strong. for mayor, John W.'Goff for re
corder and Henry R. Beekman for JUS
tice OF the superior court.
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FEDERATION OF LABOR.
Business Concluded and Adjourned 70 Ne
In St. Louis In 1895.

Business Concluded and Adjourned 70 Meet
In St. Louis In 1891
KANSAS CRY, Mo-, Oct. 6.-The Mis-
souri, State Federation Of Labor, which
has been in session at Turner hall dur
ing the past Eve days. ended its work
yesterday at I o'clock. The secretary's
report showed the association to be q
few dollars In debt. The next meet
ing will be held In st. Louis during Oc-
tober, 1895. P. e. Duffy was elected
as delegate to the American Fedora
ton of Labor, which meets in
Denver on December II. James
M. Rhodes, of Kansas City,
vas elected president; William e.
Ostermeyer, Of st. Louis, first vice pres
ident; William Mitchler, OF Kansas
City, second vice president; ]. J. Cas-
sidy, of Kansas City. secretary. A COM
mittee Cd organization, consisting of
August Priestbock, E. M. Bsnnister
and C. P. Connolly, all Of st. Louis,
was then appointed, after which adj
iournment was had.
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A or MussOuRT-ss.
ORDER OF PUBLICATI ON.

STATE OG nj.
CoUNrY or L~ArAYIrrE.l
In the Circuit Court Of Lafayctte County. n
Lexington. In Vacation, October eth. l5N.
George u. nurniston.l
Mari. Bu xs;
Nov, at this day. In vacation, comes tie said
that the said defendant. Maria Burnistou. is .
nonresident OF the State oe Missouri, No that
the ordinary process OF law canp0t BE- served
upon her; II 10 thcrefOre ordered b.. TIE
clerk that publiceeon Be maae again6t TIE
To the said Maria Burutston: You arc hero
by notified that said plaintiff. 0eorge "a.
Burniston, has commenced Q suit aga1nat you
In the circuit court Of said county, ettting ~
Lexington. BY petition. the object and general
nature OF which IL to obtain . divorce fro1
the bonds Of matrimony. herelofo ecoutracted
with you, on the grounds Of DISCRETION wteAout
reasonable cause, for the space Of mora than
one year. And you arc further Inclined TIT
unless you appear at the neEt regular term Of
court house. In the city OF Lexington. On IT,
seventeenth day Of December. next. lBoe, and
on or before tho sixth day thereof, ~ the
term shall SO long continue. and II noA then
on or before the end 81 said term. and answer
said pisinti9's petition, the same vii Be taken
II IL further ordered, that n COPY hereof bs
published In the Lexington nrEIsLt0gnCen
. weekly newspaper, publtsAed In said Couuey,
Tor four weeks successively. the last lnneStfon
mencement OF said Deccmbcr term Of said
court.
A true copy. Attest
C. L. EWING. Clerk.
BY FRANK TABOO, d. Q.
| 4. A. Hickiln. Any. for Plaintiff. iosst
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ANTI-HILL DEMOCRATS.
They Nominate . Ticket In Now YORK Wit
K. h. Wheeler for Governor.

They Nominate . Ticket In Now YORK with
K. b. Wheeler for Governor.
New YORK, Oct. 1O.-A third state
ticket has been put in the field by
the democrats in Kings county and 1t
is expected that it will be Endorsed by
the independent democrats throughout
the state. The ticket presents as the
candidates Of the anti-Hill democracy
for governor, Everett P. Wheeler, Of
New York city, and indorses the candi.
dacy Of the regular democratic nomi-
nees for lieutenant-governor and judge
Of the court of appeals-Daniel L.
Lockwood and Charles +. Brown.
After having decided on the candidates,
Mr.. Shepard's committee nominated
Hon. Charles s. Fairchild for chairman
Of the campaign committee.
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PROPOSED AMENDMENTS
TO THE
CONSTITUTION OF MISSOURI.


Jo,NT n coNcrRREST nssoi.Tr,or
etate OF MiSourt. an amendment 70 the
constitution thereof. concerning revenue
Resolved. by the Houae Of Rcureoentstsvea
the Senate concurring therein:
That A. the vener.I e,.c,ao, IN n. ala =.
the ar.f ,r,,..sdsv sstsr ~" A. SC.Ss. y.
Novemher n NJ ,ss sSs eoIinS,cS .rrs
ment 10 Article 10 a. tSc conssssnsior ~ H.
State Of MISSOURI, concernipS revenue snd
yotes OF said state. to-Wif:
SecrrOH T. In addition n the t.rs. m -
levied ioI county ana city p.rPo:ss Ssds. ara
o:,nstisniioS ~ ira sssss ~ oosssss Sc.ss
the scvcr.i cannfiS ~ 49, SssS SSwsrs
H spn;ao Of lee. . than one HUNDRED ~ s.oa:ss1
and bridae rurnoscs A. sddisionsi a. - a.
escssd ~, Sst.cr csnss an sscs ~ Sn.SssSS
I. OLA p 2 , y.,.st .n, ,,j Tas g. q asssln sIiSssd
sssss for county nsss.osssu M sssSSscx - ~
exist,nS cSnstitutionsi rSssrsctto1S ~ 10 ~ -.
"1 xnn os y 10y, n 49,
49,
s.coup co-xsrrrurIorAL A..up.rur.
CONCURRENT RESOLUTION submittane 10
the oualided yoters a Hissour m smSnS.
.%s;,a,, to Section sss,So, lS co 81 a. Article, ,SI :: q tse . Sc.
aud towns. TT-TE T-~T
m. 4, 1870 h. a. s-. -. u--.L
n.~.o~.ref..s 2,~~.---
nepseseSses concurrsns snesoan'
That Mt the Renernl election TO Be held o.
Tuesday merit tolloy1nl The orst Monday In
November. a. 49, te1towtne anead-
tuition Of nissoe9 ~
SyorSs shs,ii r. w.
| como = NAT tbereos. n
In All cosnlieS ~
| the citv and countv ~
rated. Ind the civ MAJ
sccsr~ss Ana 6ssssrcS
scsriscrv smhrsrcS IN sss Sor"6srS 49, nm
exte.. si9us thereof. in sncS msn1ss ~ muo@
| such Terms a nav ~ nrovf6SS h. MI ~
| cItv sfter snch senarntion, MN - ~.e1G
frcm county IN ssf}0n' Snst MN ~ 49, m
lew and collect snr each esrsI ~ 6SrS IN
| ali subjecte md object az tnTstfnS. .nd m sii
| propcrty IN the city liHhle 81 eSrSSEo1 Sns
sssse rs.,ss,.as rcS ~ ccsd go mo sS-sssS
on ths ssscssei vslSssicn sor cisy rnrc,SS.
and, when so separated. the city and couuty
eovernments shall be independent OF each
other. and the city shall - eutathod ~
sumo Representation 10 ~ general oEeon61y,
collect the state revsnuo an1 posso6n at
| other functions In n latiou 70 the state, In the
came manner He II u were . county, ~ In tho
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he Ashland district Tor OWENS.


WILMINGTON, Del, Oct. s.-Edward
Williams, senior bishop of the African
Methodist Episcopal church, died yes
terday. aged ~ years.
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LEXINGTON, KY, Oct. 9.-The friends
of w. C. p. Breckenridge are bringing
him ont for senator. The friends Of
Owens are insisting On Senator Black
burn taking the stump Immediately In
the Ashland district for Owens,
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The Wool Schedule.

WASHINGTON, Oct. 10.-Secretary
Carlisle yesterday received from Acting
Attorney-General Maxwell an opinion
in which he holds the word wool" as
used in the wooden schedule of the
new tariff act, refers to the hair
Of the sheep only, and that new and
lower duties on goods made Of the
hair of other animals went into effect
On the signing of the act. The opinion
further states that the phrase "manu-
facturers of wool" in that paragraph.
is NOT applicable to articles Of which
wool, as SO defined, although q compe-
tent material, is not the material Of
chiaf valua
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We are now with f. II. Bane Il Co, and
will be glad to see all our old friends and
customers. M. +. and q. Ii. Royle. tt
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A STRANGE CASE.
How an Enemy was Fooled.

How an Enemy was Fooled.
The following graphic statement will be
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arms, hands and legs. had to rub and beat
those parts until they were sore, to overcome
In q measure the dead feeling that had taken
possession Of them. In addition. i had q
strange weakness In my back and around my
waist. together with an indescribable gone
feeling In my stomach. Physicians said II
was creeping paralysis. from. which, accord
Ing to their Universal conclusion. there Is no
relief. Once It fastens upon q person. they
say, It continues its insidlous progress until
It reaches q vital point and the sufferer dies.
Such was my prospect. ! had been doctOring
n year and q half steadily. but with no par
ticular benefit, when I saw IN advertisement
Of DR. Miles, Restorative Nervine, procured q
bottle and began using II. Marvellous as II
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Niles Restorative Nervine on. my recomen
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VIEWPOINT,
-(4444)-
HAMBLETONIAN, MAMBRINo, AND
PILOT, JR.

HAN OC4AN, AMI
PILOT, JR.
ViewmOnt Is q blood bay-DO white-l6a
hands, weight l.3u0 pounds. fOaled April. lss3.
Sired by. Almont Pilot. 7ds. (sire Kosemont,
x:ash, Billy Bolton. 2:2sA, Eli AimOnt, 2:22h
also sire of the dams of Fashions Maid, 2:2lK,
Emoleta, 2:2lk, and four others) by the great
Almont. 81, tsire of thirty-seven. His som
produced seventy-four In the list; dam
Lucille, by Alexander's Abdallah, Is, (sire OF
Goldsinith's Maid, . II, etc); grand-dam BY
Pilot, Jr. -. etc.
viewmont's dam is Lady Douglass (dam OF
81. Lambert, 2:3ok, tby bourbon Chief, S83
tsire Of Calmer, 2:32, and the dams Of ten In
the $3.50 list; among them Pickard, 2:lsk.
Chief, II, etc.; second dam, Mollie Jackson, By
Jackson lthoroughbred) son Of Union. by
imported Glencoe. Viowmont BREEDS VERY
LARGE. His colts are rood lockers, and sell
readily. Oh. 90, payable when mare proves IL
foai; Or slS.o0 the season. return privilege.
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d.. Hacker has several thousand flour
sacks for sale at % cents per dozen. 9-28-tf
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