The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1894-12-01
MISSOURI A NEWS,

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uoV. o'one mas appointed d Jun.
ne'inR anu se'tiing committees Oh
inc "e" general asse"oly' as they are
ealieo'
Sonn !1nhe,dnE cgm''ee rs composeo o
| Representatiye lanes F. Davidson ~ Marion
and Representative J. H. Boutwell, Of Pettis.
The two first named are democrats and the
in tho oraou,;ra 49, =, ~ - T,o"aar ~
| vember q, and organize by electing a chair
man and clerk. After that all the state insti-
,S.ions viii De visited and Inspected and
sre, .Ssamh,n rSa repora " .ne gen y
| appointed To settle with the auditor and treas.
| urer. and tn examine the orairs n, ALI the state
| officers. The amendments tn this committee
| are Senator N. M Basket of Randolnh countv
/! Commemorative John ~ Short NJ Cole and Ron
| reseutatiye John f. Swanper of Sullivan The
| last named is a republican, the other two being
| democrats. This will meet in the
| executive Office Mt 10 a. m. December /. to
| organize and proceed with the work in hand
LENDERS OF the committee and clerks receive
. per day. and the ''junketing' committee
travelling expenses.
Res,,,a,,or ond anno,,,u.,
'~EffEkso .Irf, NOV. %o.-Jahes Ill.
boutwell,, of Pettis county, who was
appointed by Gov, Stone a member of
+ba lar;sl.t;ra oomu;++oa 70 r;s;t +bo
-
nv cioonnooy-
nary ~tut mas peer forced TO
resign on account of private business.
The Governor has annointed Mai Holm
l.. Bittinger, of st. Joseph, to fill the
vacancy.
Medical Students and a Graveyard.
Five students from the University
Medical college of Kansas CITY gotinto
trouble in Kansas CITY, Kas.. a few
nights ago.
A midnight word was received at police
headquarters that grave-robbers were at work
- nj u seme'ery anu ponce wagon with sew
the grounds was made but No Signs Of The rob-
bers were to be found. The party started hack.
but were stopped a few blocks from the ceme-
.ery Dy a man VINO SAID ne could guide them to
ou,s,rts p p,.s, az : an parls 70 tne eastern
sitting in a buggy on the east side but on
Ems Il plaee Mneie the men q peen
left traces of their work. The man in the
buggy gave the names of the students whom he
had driven to the cemetery and they were all
-aissse "Au -oaeeu III Jah' u SuoSequen'lS
NJ" on uonu
.arne."n sa.o o'ittous halnes d .ne
e. y u soI 'nelr trouble Win
IN ,'ea.n' imposeu ny Justice o"lhgly.
lhey paul III JoyiulIy ana mace themselves
saioe lmneuiateiy. Inc MAXIMUM penalty
s'"'e Foooery Is nVe yearS.
M,.C .-L. ~
Joseph Corbett, the murderer of Zude
Gilbert, the old soldier, on Boulder
isiahu' near oI. oharles' o year
IT, nas oeen caugn1 IN helena ARK,
'n.i,h ''einer U 81 onarles received
oi arrest, and
nc 'a.A ~ noiu h,ni' anu uoV: stone
was a' once asked Ior Tequls,tlon pa
pei' me huroer ior when 0oroettls
"h was d "os. a.rocious one 4
eral women were arrested last snripo
as accomplices to the crime, and have
beer kept at ST. Charles ever since,
awaiting the arrest of Corbett.
Tb. rr.nd Id n ,r.
-; Ia -
campment IN st. Louis.
The report OF the grand scribe Shove that
camnmant Sran n.u M am s.reng'h OF tne en-
tanned during the wear The nnmber ~ msm-
eers in Missouri at last report was s.1ss. the
ADMISSIONS no were ~, the losses were S1' Of
SUSPENSIONS and y were deaths ~ eAr Tns ," nre were
memoersndp Is oIoo. Iotal amount OF relief
money in the treasury. s6 .s54.7O: investments
3D. 1923; total assets, $40
w,v Mia. rovns.na Wa. r.o
N;.. ,,,unI Ta....-I
5rotnd . .,.ol.a.n go" - pdSS
her stock for tov;ca lie value
it. is alleged. and hired two voung men
to set fire to it. They gaye the Mot
and Miss Town send was arrest
ed and fined $500.
~
M,rr;, R.oo, .uoa I, l;1 NJ
shall from the effects of ba;nr l;ol,aa
bv n horse
Rud Uav,le+t ,red On ON mou.
hall nl,var ,,,s ~ 60 r.. 80
Co.. p;obuond 81 In
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moneys rlurahty.
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