The state republican. (Jefferson City, Mo.) 1871-1896, 1894-03-08
MISSOURI STATE NEWS.

II. BARTI, was recent killed at |
Kansas City by falling from the trcstle
Of the l.. road while attempting to
board a car.
THE supreme court has decided the
law valid which makes it felony for
an official Of bank to receive deposits
when the institution is in Il failing con-
dillon
TnE residence of George +. Anderson
Mt Kansas City was burned the other
night while he and his family were alb
sent spending the night Loss, $500;
insurance, 5000.
AFTER lingering in the courts for
four years the bondsmcn of ex.City
Treasurer PealSe Of Kansas City, have
finally paid his short re. The amount
paid over was sl7,59 30.
CHARLES II. llARLOS Shot and killed
Charles f. Moore, ru n ferry boat at
jefferson Cit: the other day. Both
have been prominent citizens An Ola
quarrel led to the tragedy
JonN c. BENDER, st. Joseph pension
attorney. was recently arrested and
| held under bond to answer the charge
of demanding an illegal pension fee.
| The woman who secured the pension
was also arrested for perjury in secur-
| ing it.
SEVERAL days ago freight train on
the Mississippi & Bonnc Terre road
went through bridge near llcrcu'n
neum Engineer Jump was killed, and
the conductora brakeman and fireman
were badly injured The damage was
about 500 900
BY unanimous vote the city conn
ell Of moberly impcached and removed
| from office mayor Kagsdale. He was
found guilty Of oppression in Office,
neglect of duty in refusing to sign city
warrants for interest on the bonded
debt, and other charges.
WHILE attending the late league con-
vcntiun at Springfield the republican
editors of the STATE met and organized
Republican Editorial association,
Thomas Mu,icli, Of the lIartvillc Re-
publican. was chosen chairman, and
John j. Magncr Of the st. Louis Star
Sayings, secretary.
THOMAS CORRIGAN, the well known
street railroad magnatc and business
man Of Kansas City died the other
dav after an illness of several months,
in the j9th year of his age. Mr.. Cor
ri-an locarcd at Kansas City thirty
years ago poor man, and died pos
sesscd OF Il fortune of about one mil
lion dollars.
DR. Dur-3Eow, the wealthy young
St Louis phrsici1n who recently
killed his wife and chjld,attimptcd sui
eide in his ell in Jail Il few days age
hy making rope Of bis hcdclothes and
hanging himself I'll, purpose was
almost Accomplished for when found
and cut down life was almost extinct
Lately he has acted in manner which
led to the belief that he was feignin-
insanity.
WILLIAM L. EvRR, cN-cashicr of th'
st Louis national bank, was recently
arrested ON the charge of cmhczAle
mcnt. The warrant was sworn out h.
Banll Examiner Galhrnith. The short
age was discovered by the bank officer
last January, and then amounted I
$4,000. and Burn 5 resignation was dt
: manlel Since that time he has pal
hacl, - 00o--S2, 800 being paid fc'
hour, .r'ur. the warrant was issued
l - u
u /, one Of the prominent men in ~
! Louis business circles. The arres
caused great sensation as the youns
man had no known bad habits.
IuE.sccrctnry of the state board o
.,s,.i.,,ltpr, In a late rruurt on the GRO
r1rliti,u of the state, saws: "Whil
ia, conditions have not been the mos
f,v,,.,ll, for scrl;ur or termination
and tbc protrctinn afforded bv snoy
} has b,,p insufficient. vet the plant
in fairly rood condition, and unde
favorable circumstances should make
fair crop of wheat Reports Of fru
nrnsnncts would Indicate that the appl
= and berry crop is in fairly good cond
, tion. Practically all the pcncics m
! killed. exccpt in the southeast section
l where there may be half IL crop. StOc
is rcportcd in II good, healthy cond
y ton"
; TuE Worlds Fair Bulle,in. lust i
u .rod from ,h. state agricultural d
j no,,mcnt shows that Missouri too
,,o.,, ,,ra,riums tbon any other state
tho union or any foreirn nation.
or,;culturc she was awarded first pri.
q for the hest general and most varied u
: hihft ,rhc state exhibited in abur
:. dance and of n superior quality the 70,
+ great agricultural staples OF Amcric
+ corn wheat. cotton and tobacco, AZ
: was awarded twenty prizes ON h
: neurological exhibit, besides liber
, share Of the awards in the departme
f Of mines and mining. She led in h
/, exhibit of saddle horses, Berkshi
II ,n,,ins rW71 and took fonr of the most VI
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