The state republican. (Jefferson City, Mo.) 1871-1896, 1894-03-29
MISSOURI STATE NEWS,

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| Springs.
+ The Kansas City medical college the
! other evening turned out thirty-one
new physicians.
The president has nominated John
O. Newbill to be register of the land
office at Springfield.
THE board of revision struck over
5000 names from the registry books OF
| Kansas City-men who had Illegally
registered as voters.
| JuDGE MissIcs, of Cedar county, was
recently drowned in attempting TO ford
Sac river. lie was Methodist preaoh-
er and aged 81 years.
JOHN 5. CLARKsoN, of Columbia, has
rendered the governor his resignation
as q member of the board of curators
of the state university.
+ MRs. SUE DEnlvES was fatally
burned at ST. Joseph the other day by
the explosion Of gasoline while she was
cleaning some clothing
JouS BLUE and Joseph L. Roy, rail-
road employees, recently got into fight
at Sedalia, when Roy fractured Blues
skull with bar of steel.
THE senate has confirmed James L.
Carlisle postmaster of st. Louis; George
j. Vaughn at jefferson City, and De-
Witt Wagner at Memphis,
RoBERT EWING, who claims to be the
son of Gen. Ewing was perhaps fatally
injured at St. Joseph a few days ago by
being thrown from his horse
! Nrsr Mineral Springs, Barry county,
the other day Louisa Laird, girl ~
years old, was burned to death. She
was fighting forest fire and her dress
ignited.
The democratic district committee
has called convention to meet at
Montgomery City, May ls, to nominate
candidate for congress for the Ninth
district.
c. l.. CRAvESS, cashier, and Dr. s. r.
Keith. director of the defunct Bank o'
Excelsior Springs, announce that they
will individually pay off the entire in
debtcdness
THE students of the state university
recently held a meeting at Columbia
and protested against the suspension
of DIR. Charles Schweitaer from the class
of chemistry.
WHILE coupling cars in the yards at
Kansas City the other day, d. q. Hen
driclis, u switchman, was killed by Il
freight train. lie leaves wife and
two children
THE residence of A. Mccoy, in Liv-
ingston county, was destroyed by fire
the other night and his sixtecn-year-
old son fatally burned. The cause was
an exploding lamp.
FIRE on Union avenue at Kansas
City the other day damaged the whole
sale grocery house and stock of Mercer,
Beckham e Co. to the amount of $780,
900. Fully insured.
JAMES G.. MCKNIGnT, a member of
the wholesale grocery firm, of. Rec'I-
ham, Mercer & Co, was seriously in
jured by falling down an elevator shaft
in the business house of the concern Mt
Kansas City the other day.
The Kansas City homeopathic mcdi-
cal college dissension, which was re-
ferred to the state board of health was
referred back to DR.. j. w. Cartlich, the
complainant, as the board decided it
had no jurisdiction in the matter
The resolutions offered in the Meth
odist Episcopal conference at Sedalia
to change the rules of the conference,
so as to give the laity the same number
of delegates as the clergy, in conference
meetings, was overwhelmingly defeat
ed
Mrs. ELIZABETH NOBLE, wife of Gen
John w. Noble, eX-secretary of the in
terror under President Harrison, died
suddenly at her residence in st. Louis
the other afternoon. Her death was
attributed to heart disease, an affec-
tion which caused the death of both of
her parents.
ENGINEER II. NJ. HOFFMAN fell dead
on his locomotive while pulling a Rock
Island train from Eldon the other
afternoon. lie was an old employe of
the Rock Island and was one of their
most trusted engineers. He was about
G5 or 20 years of age and was supposed
to be sound and healthy.
REPORTS to the comptroller of the
currency on national banks in Missouri
show that the fifty-ive national banks,
outside of the cities of St Louis, Kan.
sas City and ST. Joseph, have an aver
age reserve of 80. 81 per cent; loans
and discounts, ss,1l0,Gll; gold coin,
1902, 237; silver dollars, $50, $50; capital
stock, 1850, 900; individual deposits,
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