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Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1894-01-24
NUMBER SO.
ExoNERArE BARNES.
Tho Mayor OF Kansas City, Kansas.
Ably Defended.

The Kansas City Journal publishes n card
from Lon: Bros, the oldest and most consery-
atlVe wholesale grocers of that CITY IL was
orou2ht out by rumors rejecting on the fntes-
rity OF NJ Barnes, mayor OF Kansas City, Kan
sas ana candidate for governor. The weight
OF tho letter is increased by reason of the fact
lnat while BarneS and Long Bros. are r1yal
wholesale merchants in the same line of bust
ness that does not interfere with fair treat
menI The card reads as follows:
VIC, the UNDERSIGNED. partners as Long
do hereby cheeriuIly testify TO the business
record OF Mayor Nathaniel Barnes of kansas
CITY, Kan Having been engaged in large
wholesale business for many years in Kansas
City. Mo and Mr. Barnes having been fnti-
mately associated With US in the most fm-
portant and confidential branches of that
business VIC have had abundant opporfunffies
OF knowing him His record as a business
man is one 10 be proud of. As n sober ener-
getic, capable and honest business man he
mas no superiors and few equals. We have in
MN TO day the same confidence that we had
durtnt all the years he was associated with
US. We wish 10 say further that certain ru-
mors aneetlns his integrity in his relations to
Us nave peen oronsht TO our attention We
say here. clearly and emphatically that any
and all such rumors are absolutely without
foundation. Mr.. Barnes honesty in all his
transactions with US always was and Is with
out stain or blemish.
In reference to kansas City Kan VIC saw
further that il vas entirely throu n his infiu-
cnce and throuIh his suggestions we ioined him
in PURCHASING and improving valuable tracts
or land In that city and vicinity.
LONG BROS
by JOHN LONG"
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LATEST FROM HONOLULU.
All Was Quiet Up to Jan. 12-to Pro-
claim n RenuhItc

All Was Quiet Up to Jan. 12-to Pro-
claim Republic.
SAN Francisco, Jan. 2O.-The
steamer Monowai arrived from Svd.
ney, Auckland and Samoa, via Hon
olulu yesterday. She brings full
Hawaiian advices up to January T.,
nearly n week later than previous adj
vices. There is no important change
in public affaias in Hawaii Strong
remonstrances have been addressed
to Minister Willis 1t is privately
learned that newconstitution is al.
ready to be promulgated at the proper
time.
1t seems to be definitely ascertained
that for several weeks past and prior
to Thurston's visit the government
has been working out Il form of con-
stitution for an Independent Hawaiian
republic, which is now substantially
agreed upon. It's form is like
those of the states of the Union.
with president and a vice presi-
dent and upper and lower house
of the Legislature.
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ST. JOSEPH, Mo-, Jan. 10-North
bound train No. ) on the Kansas CITY.
81. Joseph and Council Bluffs railway
was held up at 1910 this morning
by five masked men at Roy's Branch,
two and one-half miles north Of this
city.
The train was brought to a stop by
the display of red lantern and the
explosion of torpedoes on the track.
The engineer and fireman were then
ordered out, and they obeyed at the
point of the pistol.
Express Messenger C.. f. Baxter
was told to open the safe, and after
refusing and being threatened with
instant death he complied The rob-
bers took the contents of the safe
down to the smallest scrap of paper.
piled everything into an old flour sack
and left the car. They did not mo-
lest the passengers or take anything
from the express car beyond the con-
tents of the safe.
After completing their work they
forced the train hands to line IN be-
side the track and the robbers made
their escape, running westward into
willow thicket. Several shots were
fired but no one was struck.
The robbery occurred in exactly
the same place as the attempted rob
berry in which two men were killed
September % last, and was accom-
plished in about the same way. Off
GERS have no clue to the robbers
identity and there are no traces left
behind.
No information can be obtained as
to the contents of the safe although
1t is thought there were several val
liable packages.
The robbers could not all be de-
scribed, but are supposed to be the
same gang that held up and robbed
the Chicago fast train, the Eli. on the
Hannibal just week ago last night
One of them used red lantern in
signaling to the engineer. Two OF
the men, tall and short one, answer
the description given of two of the
Eli robbers.
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MEDICINE LODGE, KANSAS, WEDNESDAY, JANUARY "a 1894
DUN's TRADE REVIEW.
The Business World Pleased With the
Bond Call.

New YORK, Jan. 2O-R. G. Dun &
Co, S Weekly Review of Trade says:
The event of the week is the offer of
$50, 900, COO United States five per cent
ten-year bonds. The decision of the
secretary gives much satisfaction to
all who care for a sound currency, be-
cause the necessities of the treasury
were dangerously Strengthening
those who urged the issue of
500 900, 900 more silver certificates and
the coinage of silver seigniorage. The
gold represented by certi fcates has
fallen below $40, 200, 600. The revenue
continues to fall behind that of last
year about $4,000, 900 per month, and
action in congress on various financial
measures is liable at any time to ex-
cite doubts whether gold payments
can be maintained; hence replenish-
ment of the gold reserve was neces-
sary to restoration of confidence and
revival of business The immediate
effects were not great, though it is
hoped improvement may be fastened.
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KANSAS CITY LIVE STOCK.

KANSAS CITY Mo, Jan 20.-Cattle-Re-
ceipts, 7.723: calves, l6i. shipped yesterday
1882; calves, l0l The market was demoral-
lied: bids for steers PC lower, a few sold 10
to 15c lower. cows weak to lOc lower: calves
steady: bulls welk; feeders we TX to lower
Dressed beef and shipping steers, s3 l50
8 362H: cows and heifers, $l9O J3 -: stockers
and feeders, s3. 1893 80. mixed, s, sO67
Hogs-Receipts, 10 sj7: shipped yesterday.
l.2Sl- The market WAS active closing stron g:
common and heavles steady to strong: choice
lights sc higher. The top was s. s0and bulk of
sales . 1SG52 against s. 35. top and bulk
s5 I5a5 % yesterday
Sheep-Receipts, 65f no shipments. The
market was UNCHANGED The following are
representative sales:
No. VT Price No W.T. Prica
u..-..-.... I0i ID | 74. 67 3Ia
$50 feeders 81 200 Igoats.-. O 200
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Joe CLANCY of Cherokee county, Ala,
has earned the title of "The Modern
Samson" He was recently unruly
and placed in Jail az birmingham
Immediately upon being put IN a cell
he astounded the jailer by breaking
down the door and calmly walking
out. He was then chained fast to the
floor, and in less than minute after
wards had easily freed himself.
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Singular Deatn OF II BOY.

MUNcIE, Ind, Jan. 2O.-The death
of the 7-vear- old son of John Lenox,
of Hartford City, Ind. which occurred
at Muncie Il few days ago, has placed
IL Duzzling case before the medical
fraternity of this city. The peculiari-
ties of the death caused post mortem
examination to be made by DR. Beck
of Chicago, who found that an insect
had eaten its way from tn. stomach
through the inttstines to the heart,
bleeding the boz to death
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National Dairy Unio N.

CHICAGO, Jan. 1s-The dairymen in
session here spent the greater part of
yesterdays meeting in considering
the report of the committee on organ
ization. The name provided for in
the constitution is the National
Dairy Union" The organization's S
object as set forth in the constitution
is to secure national and state legisla-
ture to prevent the manufacture and
and sale of food products made in i'm.
itation or semblance of pure butter or
cheese, and also to prevent the sale of
adulterated products.
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AN A. P. A. LECTURER MosBED.
wisconsin People Give Major Sims a Hot
Reception-Miliria Asked For.

Wisconsin PeOpie Give Major Sims a ii OF
Militia Asked For.
APPLETON, Wis, Jan. i9.-Maior
Sims, the A. P. A. lecturer, spoke at
haukauna last night A mob of ., 900
people collected outside of the hall
and stoned the building. Sims and a
party of friends barricaded the doors
and resisted the assaults of the mob.
The sheriff of Outagamie county
was sent for by Mayor Reuter- who
also telegraphed for militia but Gov.
ernor Peck refused to order out the
troops unless asked by the sheriff
The sheriff partly dispersed the mob
and with the help of local officers
escorted Sims to his boarding place
The mob followed throwing stones,
and Sims was knocked senseless, but
officers fought the mob off and got
him safely to his lodging. The mob
then dispersed.
Sims was escorted to a train this
morning by three men armed with
Winchester rifles and left for Ashland.
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PROPOSALS FOR, BONDS.
Secretary Carlisle Calls for an Issue OF
$50, 900, 900 at Per Cent.


WASHINGTON, Jan. 1S-Secretary
Carlisle this afternoon issued circu-
lar inviting proposals for $50, 600, 600
In i've per cent bonds, redeema BILE
after ten years. the bonds to bear in
terest at five per cent per annum.
Allotments of these bonds will be
made to the highest bidders
therefor, but no proposals will be
considered at a lower price than
81. IL. 223, which is the equivalent of a
three per cent bond at par The bonds
Will be in denominations of $50 and
upwards.
The bonds will be issued to replen-
1Sh the gold reserve which it is ex-
pected will be reduced to 500, OOO 600
By February l.
An offer has been received from one
person to take all the bonds issued,
but the secretary prefers that the
general public have an opportunity to
bid for them.
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FIGHTING THE BOND ISSUE.
knights of Labor Threaten IL Enioin
Secretary Carlisle.

Secretary Carlisle.
PHILADELPHIA, Jan. 20-The fol-
lowing dispatch was sent from the
knights of Labor headquarters, after
consultation among the officers pres
ent:
j. X. Sovereign, General Master Workman
knights of Labor, Des Moines, Iowa
secure counsel and. o before the United
states supreme court Immediately. Enter in
junction proceedin against Carlisle, restrain
ing him from issuing S5O,OOJ, J0J of bonds The
interests OF the people, upon whom the bur
ueh OF all taxation to pay the interest and
principal OF these bonds fall. require that
you should Immediately take this step against
the secretary Of the treasury, enjoining him
from lncurrlnE any more debts while the re-
sources or the government. IL properly ap-
pIled, are sufficient to meet all lawful demands
JOHN w. HAYES. General Secretary
The following telegram was re-
celved in reply to Secretary Hayes:
John w. Hayes, SlI North Broad street
DES MoINES Iowa, Jan. l9-Case submitted
10 counsel If there is reasonable grounds on
which TO force standing in court, injunction
proceedin {s will be begun at once
j. * SOVEREIGN G. NJ w. K of L.
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THE M MARKETS.
Kansas City Grain !.

Prices were quoted at the close as follows
No hard wheat SIC; No hard wheat,
Sic: No hard wheat, soc: rejected. 4sc: No.
red wheat, Gle. No. red wheat, 5Sc; No
red wheat. Sic
CoRN-Was very firm at about yesterdays
prices Not many samples on sale Receipts of
corn to-day 6i cars, a year ago Ga cars No 9
mixed sold at 500 04c: Kansas City, No
mixed. 29Hc; No 1, 29c: No. . white 3Ill0
3lac No. 3 white. sic: No. white and
mixed sold at SIC Memphis. Shippers bid
3ic Mississippi for No corn.
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Threatened the Mavor.s life

OMAHA, Neb., Jan 2O.-Charges
have been preferred against Police
Officer Charles Bloom, who is accused
of having written letter to Mayor
BemiS in which the life of the city's
chief executive was threatened.
Bloom is Il mem Der of the 4. p. A.
and his threats were inspired by re-
ligious and political feelings.
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SPRINGFIELD, No. Jan. 16.-As the
result of numerous thefts from the at
present closed canning factory here. a
constable was put on duty Yesterday
In the afternoon Farmer johnson.
VINO lived ten miles north and had
heretofore borne good reputation,
9rove up entered and carried off a
large belt The constable and two
citizens soon followed When Jobn-
son was overtaken he tried to run
over the constable and then fired
twice at him. The officer returned
the fire, killing the farmer.
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The Judge Needed a Gnara,.n

SPRINGFIELD, Mo-, Jan. III. J.
Ramsey, probate Judge of Hickory
county. is stopping at the Ozark
MOTEL, and early this morning gas was
discovered escaping from his room.
Inc door was broken open and he was
rescued half dead. When revived he
said he had turned on the gas but for
got to light it About an hour later a
pistol went off in the judges room. m.and
on the appearance of the porter he
said he had dropped his pnn
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Singular Death of a Boy.

MUNcIE, Ind, Jan, 19.-The death
OF the 7-year-old son of John Lenox,
OF Hartford City, Ind, which occurred
at Muncie few days ago, has placed
a puzzling case before the medical
fraternity of this city. The peculiari-
ties OF the death caused post mortem
examination to be made by Dr. Beck
OF Chlcago, who found that an insect
nad eaten It's way from the stomach
.3rough the lntestines to the heart,
bleeding the boy to death.
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wills HOWARD HANGED.

Was One of the Most Noted Criminals
of the Age.
LEBANON, Mo, Jan. 2O-Wilson
Howard, the notorious Kentucky
feud leader, died on the scaffold Mt
9:l7 yesterday morning, for the murder
of Deaf Mute McMichaeI, in Maries
county.
WIS Howard was d leader of the
notorious Howard Turner Middleton
Glllett vendetta of Kentucky, which
has wiped out entire families. and is
sad to have killed thirty people. He
was only % years old.
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Threatened the M.vor,s I,f.

OMAHA, Neb., Jan. 19.-Charges
have been preferred against Police
Officer Charles Bloom, who is accused
of having written a letter to Mayor
Bemis in which the life of the citv's
chief executive was threatened.
Bloom is a member of the A. P. A.
and his threats were inspired by re-
ligiOuS and political feelings
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Railroaded to the Pen.

KEYTEsvILLE, Mo-, Jan. 19.-Bu d
Phelps, the negro arrested at Sails
bury for attempted criminal assault
on Carrie Hayes, a 9-year-old negro
girl of Salisbury, last Monday, was
indicted yesterday, waived formal ar
raignment at the October adjourned
term of the Charlton Circuit court,
entered plea of guilty and was SEN
fenced to five years in the penitentiary,
where he was taken last night
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watchman Bound and safe Ro,h.a

GAINESVILLE, Ohio, Jan. 17.-Early
this morning three masked men en-
tered the soap factory of Schultz a.
Co, overpowered Watchman Day and
after binding and gagging him, threw
him into a closet Tie safe in the
Office was then blown open and s.. 800
in checks, $500 in money and a dia-
mond ring were taken. The robbers
made their escape.
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Metal Production of the west

SAN FRANCISCO, Jan 19-The
annual circular of the president of the
Wells, Fargo express company places
the bullion product of the states and
territories west of the Missouri river,
including British Columbia, at SlO4,-
O0o,0o0, consisting of $50. 100000 in
gold, $3s, 100000 in silver, s24, coo, 900
in copper and 81, 600, 900 in lead.
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Earnings OF the Santa Fe.

CHICAGO, Jan. i9.-The gross earn
ings of the Santa Fe road for Move m
Der were So, AS, 697, decrease of S266,
$40, from the same month last year.
The total net earnings were S1,246,-
263, decrease of $1,000 from 1892
In the five months from July 1 to No
vember 80, the surplus has fallen off
S653 TO
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The Stamford Estate.

SAN Francisco, Jan. 19.-The ap-
praisement of the Stanford estate was
filed this afternoon. The total valua-
ton of San Francisco property is S17,-
6ss,3l9. This does not include the
Paio Alto. Vina and Gridley proper
ties, which were decided to the uni
verSifv
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Arkansas Negroes to Go to LiberIn.

LITTLE Rock, Ark, Jan. 2O-Fiftv
negro families living in Monroe coun-
ty have agreed to place in the hand of
Governor Fishback ali their property
to be sold to defray their expenses for
transportation to Liberia. Their
property is worth $4,000. Governor
Fishback is making inquiries before
acting on his share in the matter
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Kansas Mortgage Law.

WICHITA, Kan, Jan. 19.-The ques-
ton whether the mortgage redemp-
tion law passed by the last Kansas leg
islature is constitutional as applied to
pre-existing mortgages was decided
in the United States circuit court YES
terday. Judge Williams held that as
to all mortgages made before the pas
sage of the law of 1893 there is no re-
demptlon; that such mortgages are
governed by the old law, and he ren.
dered judgment accordingly.
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FIRED INTO A MOB.
Ono Man Killed, Boy Injured, Then a
Lynching Followed.

NEW ORLEANS, La, Jan. 2O.-A
white man was killed and n white bov
seriously injured in u successful at
tempt to lynch negro in West Fell
ciana parish night before last The
negro was accused of firing corn
crib on the Greenwood plantation, and
a mob to horsewhip him proceeded to
his cabin. When the negro heard
them he opened fire and killed a plan.
tation hand named Roberts, and
wounded a son OF Proprietor Reed of
the plantation. The infurlated crowd
broke in the door, dragged out the
negro, strung him up ana riddled him
with bulletS
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Cnnrt unn.n I,.,.nol

HARTLAND, Kan. Jan. 1e.-The
kearney county court house was to-
tally destroyed by fire about 1880
o'clock yesterday morning. All the
county records with the exception of
a few in safes of the county clerk,
treasurer, district clerk and register
of deeds, were DESTROYED.
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REBELLION IN SAMOA.
Natives in the Hama District Have Pro-
claimed Tamasese King.

claimed Tamasese King.
A, Samoa, Jan. 3, via San Fran.
Jan. 20 Natives in the district
OF Hama have rebelled and proclaimed
Tamasese king. This Tamasese is a
son of the former German puppet king
and has large following. The people
Of Savali have declared allegiance to
King Malietoa, and are gathering to
his support. The chief justice, presi-
dent and consuls meet tomorrow to
consider the situation. The consuls
have sent request by the Monowai
for warships, SO grave is the situation
The rumored intention of the powers
to disarm the natives is the principal
cause of the discomfort
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Court House Rnrnad.

HARTLAND, Kan. Jan. 19.-The
Kearney county court house was to-
tally destroyed by fire about 1880
o'clock yesterday morning. All the
county records with the exception of
a few in safes of the county clerk.
treasurer. district clerk and register
of deeds, were DESTROYED.
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- !. o. q. F., Pioneer Lodae
A AAEANa No. l79.-Regular meetings
Tf1A ~ <HfN1 every Tuesday cven.ng.VIs
NNZ " itingbrethren in good stand
0DS ing cordially invited.
A X. w. CAMERON,
Noble Grand.
i. w. MOORE, Reading Secretary
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A MISER MURDERED.

Reuben Allison, Rich and Eccentric.
Found Dead in His Home.
CHEROKEE, Kan, Jan. 2O.-Reuben
Allison, so years old, eccentric, miser-
ly and reputed to have much money
boarded and hidden in the house in
which he lived alone near this city,
was discovered by neighbors Thurs
day evening dead upon the floor of his
home. He was undoubtedly muir
dered
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PENSION EXAMINERS AT WORK
Nearly All the states Being Covered by
Searchers for Fraud.

SSarcnerS Tor Fraud.
WASHINGTON, Jan. 1S-A statement
has been prepared at the pension office
showing the number of special exam
iners of the bureau now in the fold
from each state, as follows: Alabama
:, Arkansas ?, Connecticut 2, Cali
fornia 4, Colorado 1, District of Colum-
bia 8, Georgia 6, Indiana IS, Iowa G.,
illinois IS, Kansas Z. Kentucky o,
Louisiana 3, Massachusetts /, Maine
4, Michigan II, Maryland 2, Mime
sofa l, Missouri 16, Mississippi 6,
North Carolina :, New Jersey 5, Ne
braska 3, New York 2l, Ohio Is, Ore
gon l, Pennsylvania Is, South Caro-
lima 4. Tennessee 0, West Virginia 4,
Texas g. Virginia II, Washington l.
Wisconsin 2. Vermont 2, Rhode Island
l, Oklah oma l.
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WASHINGTON, Jan. 2O.-Secretary
Carlisle's mail yesterday brought a
number of additional offers to take s
percent bonds to be issued bv the
government on February :. The
prices offered were regarded generally
as good. it is said reaching l2o.
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Gold Reserve Reduced.

WASHINGTON, Jan. 19-The net
gold reserve sustained loss of $685.
600 yesterday and stands at $40, 734,-
915. The net available balance of the
treasury is Ss4, los, COZ, a reduction of
SO, 200, ,953 since January l.
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WASHINGTON, Jan, 19-The house
committee on labor has ordered a
favorable report on Representative
McGann's resolution providing for an
Investigation relating to the effects of
machinery on labor
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In Favor of the Rennh,icar

WAsHINGToN, Jan. 2O.-The house
committee on elections, by a practic-
ally unanimous vote, deciden in ia
vor of Settle, Republican, whose seat
was contested by Williams, Democrat.
from the Fifth North Carolina dis
fvio
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Gold RESERVE Reduced.

WASHINGTON, Jan. 19.-The net
gold reserve sustained loss of sso2.-
600 yesterday and stands at $40, 1884,
915. The net available balance of the
treasury is ss4, los. .602, reduction of
SO, 209, 953 since January
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HARRISON TURNED DOWN.

The Ex-President's Brother Rejected at
Senator Vests Request.
WASHINGTON, Jan. 19.-J. Scott Har-
fison failed for confirmation for sur
veyor of the port at Kansas City No
yes and no vote was taken Senators
Vest and Cockrell state their case to
the senate in executive session and,
upon their presentation, Harrison was
rejected.
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Killed by Inc.pde.cent v,...

MACON, Mo-. Jan. 19.-Street Com
missioner D. Cramer was instantly
Killed by an electric shock while at
tempting to arrange and connect the
1ncandescent wire SIN a private house.