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The weekly intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1891-1901, 1895-01-19
oeORo.A'S GIFT.


Nsbraska's Appesl for Hslp Generously
RssPOaded to BY the state.
ATLANTA. Ga, Jan. l6.-GeorRia's re-
sponse to Nebrasl<a's appeal for help
will probably be made this evening,
when At Q o'clock . special train of If
teen cara loaded with food and clothing
will leave the Union depot for Lincoln.
1t will be run through on q special
schedule and is expected to break the
record for freight transportation from
this point. The cars will bear on their
sides large placards with the inscrip-
tion Georgia to Nebraska" followed
by expressions of charity. sympathy
and good fellowship. A notable
feature of the train will be a
car containing the contribution of the
cotton states aud international exposi-
ton. The contributions for the relief
train have COME from every nook and
corner Of the state and represent the
spontaneous outpourinE of the people
of Georgia. Ex-Gov. Northen, through
whose efforts it has been made up, said
this morning: Georgia has responded
grsndiy to our appeal l have never
known before such = prompt and lib
eral response to similar call for help.
Contributions have come from every
section of the state and from every
class and condition Of people"
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nm With Peanuss.

A peanut hunt is loss of fun for IN
evening party. The hostess hides pse-
nuts in all sorts of queer places about
the room. sometimes putting two or
three nuts in the same place. ThsA
she provides each Of her guests with =
little basket tied with gay ribbons,
and then the hunt" begins. After .
certain time the finds are compared.
The one who has the largest number
wins the first prize, while the "booSy"
prize is fittingly awarded 10 Ne sns
having the fewest. Some other trials
that are great sport are often intro
duced. One is to see who can carry the
most peanuts in one hand from one ia
ble to another. A boy ought to win
this. Forty-two 10 good number. OF
course the winner is to be rewarded,
while the "bOoby," too. must have =
simple something. Y. Journal
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FRENCH CRISIS.
The President of the French Re-
public Resigns.
The Vote In the Chamber Of Deputies
Which Overthrow the Cabinet the
Cause Chaotic state Of
Affairs.

Paris Excited.
PARIS, Jan. 16.-ft was announced
yesterday evening that NJ. Casimir-
Perier, president Of the French repub-
lie, had resigned his office. During
the evening he conferred with the pres
ident Of the senate and then summoned
NJ. Guerin. minister of justice; NJ.
Leyques minister of public instruc-
ton; NJ. Poincsrre, minister of finance.
and the prefect of the Seine. NJ.
Leyqucs had long conversation with
Perier, the result of which is not
known.
A second official note was issued at
II o'clock at night announcing the
resignation of the president, and fore
casting the ideas he intends to develop
in his farewell address to the chamber
of deputies. The note says that in the
eyes of the president Mondays sitting
of the chamber and the vote which
overthrow the cabinet were only Sec
ondary incidents of the struggle which
is proceeding against the parliamentary
regime aud public liberties NJ. CAST
mir-Perier had hoped the president
of the republic, who Is deprived of
means of action, would have been ex-
empted from party attacks and the es-
pecial confidence of the republicans
would have accorded him power and
authority. He has also hoped those
who, despite himself. had placed him
in position where he was unable to
defend himself, would have under
taken the defense of the frat magis-
trate. Continuing. the note says the
president has requested the ministers
to temporarily withdraw their resigna-
tions In order to facilitate the neces-
sary changes.
When the facts became known con-
sternatiou, amounting almost to stupor,
seized everyone. There had been
ominous hints In the press that NJ.
Cssimir-Perier was growing tired of
his position. yet nobody paid attention
to them. The high character, expert
ence, armness and integrity of the
president inspired the confidence Of
EVAN fhA adj ncA6 ram, hlieuuS
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AWFUL EXPLOSION.
Persons Blown to
Pieces in Montana.
rhs Fire Department at Matte City COM
pistsly AasiAiistsd ~ Dynamite
Property to the valss 81 One
Million Dsstroysd.

4 Montana Horror.
BUTTE, Mont. Jan. IG.--A Are oc-
Cured in the Butte Hardware Co.'S
warehouse last night. 1t communicated
with some freight cars ia which giant
powder was stored. The fire depart
meut was At work on the Gre when IN
explosion took place. killing . humber.
While efforts were being made to re-
move the dead and wounded =
second. explosion occurred. The
entire fire department was wiped out.
including the chief and all the horses.
Three policemen were among the
killed, who number at least seventy.
Eve. Plate glass was broken all over
the city and the damage to property il
enormous.
BUTTE. Mont. Jan. l6.--The fire start
ed in the Royal Milling Co. g warehouse
and spread to the Kepyon-Cornellw ware.
house, in which was stored carloads Of
giant powder. The 6rst explosion was
the most terrific and killed every fire-
man save two belonging to the Central
fire station.
One of these was standing behind
the hose cart horses. the other was 1t
the water hydrant severaI hundred
feet away. So far between 6fty and
sixty msngled bodies have been xecov-
cred, and more are being picked up on
all sides. It Is estims&ed about 100 sd-
ditioual persons were injured, several
Of whom died after being taksn to the
hospital.
The scene bsggars description.
Wagons are still taking dead bodies
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HOUSE COMMITTEES.
Standtag Committees Of the Nilsson
House.

StandtuH Committees Of the Missouri
House.
On the llth Speaker Russell an
nounced the standing committees of
the lower house of the legislature as
follows:
Judiciary-Bothweil,T Tatum. Dawson OF But
Ter, Spencer OF st. Louis. Swinger. Young OF
Texas. Moore OF Mississippi, Drabelle. stick
ney. R0thwell and Avery
Ways and means-Bittinxer. Tatum. Spencer
Of st Louis. Watson. Moran, Richards. Edgar.
Jones Of Polk. Hancock. Witzei Hammond.
Tate Marsh. Buckuer. Cape.
ApprOpr,stions-Tatum Tubbs. Swanger.
Ssrtin. Sawyer. Miller. Baugher. Spurgeon,
Hammond. Denny, Crisp. Armstrong Davidson.
Lynch, Mortimer.
Criminal Jurisprudence Davis of Taney. Mo-
| ran, Robertson, Johnston. Jones OF Jackson
Htgbee, Hart, De Reign, Pritchett, Collins Sui
linger.
Criminal costs AMI fees -Hgbes, Rothwell,
Brett, Watson. Pritchett. Armstrong, Nelson.
Education Steel, Densiow, Leaz-
snby, brlet, Su,linger. Short OF Cole
Internal tmprovements-Pettijohu Grubb
Quincy, Martin. Davis Of Taney. freeman,
| P0rterdeld, Hancock. Bitteugsr. ScOppeuhorst.
Phipps. Mortimer, Lane. Kyle. WetnhOld.
Roads and highways-Wsruer DeFord. Le-
Favor. Jones Of Hickory. Benner. Hammond.
! Bennett. Moore OF Stone, Rohns, Tartsr, Merri-
wethsr, SehoSlsr. Daneri, Buekner. Choats.
| Insurance-1uruey. Atkins, Mahsn, Sartin.
Sailor. Crisp. Pollock.
Banks and bankiny-Speneer OF 81 Louis.
Hinde. Denny Anderson. Lane. o Reilly.
on.sers.ty.snors o. raeips. sawyer 'hausn-
Or. fertssneaa' Seoklos. NC cheeriey.
I Normal schools-Denslow. Sawyer, Grub.
| lie Favor. Robertson. Kline. Mckee.
| School text books -Mahan. De Ford, Dyer.
0stmtn, george. COZ. horks.
fnvste rpors.ons-Stiakney, Davis OF
/ McColluu.
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aeaer' Druni, sn"sn, Dane1, nouru.
Manufacturers = Walton. Lehoy, Drum
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Sseersi reietiens -hacaards. Inoes' Der"rd'
Cesrslngtes, Pratt, Avery, Arnett.
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snL COOK CAPTURED.



at Roswell. n. n.
SANTA FE, n. NJ, Jan. 15.-United
States Marshal Hall yesterday received
dispatch from Sheriff c. G. Perry, Of
Chaves county, who Saturday captured
Hill Cook, the notorious outlaw. stat
ing that the prisoner had been safsly
landed at the county jail at Roswell
yesterday. The outlaws capture
was effected At an isolated cat
tle ranch on the great plains .
few miles southeast Of Old Fort Sum-
ner. Perry and two deputies were in
search of horse thieves, when Sheriff
Perry met aud recognized Cook At first
glance. Quicker than = dash Perry
and his men had their Winchestecs up
and Cook was so thoroughly surprised
that he lost his nerve, and, although
he had two six-shooters about
his waist. his hands went up NJ the
command of the sheriff. Handouts
were put on his wrists and he was
mounted and strapped on his own horse,
which was found To be on the plains
near the cabin. One led the animal
while Sheriff Perry and his other
deputy rode behind them. Thus the
trip to Roswell was made. distance
of 65 miles.
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II May DO As Much For fOu.

@. Mr.. Fred Miller, OF Irving, ILL.,,
writes tbst he had q severe kidnsy trouble
for many years, with severe paius In his
back, and also that bis bladder wss
affected. He tried many so-csiled kidney
cures, but without spy good 70 suit
About . year ago he began the use Of
Electric Bitters, aud found rsliet 1t once.
Electric Bitters 10 especially adapted to
the cure OF all kidney aud liver troubles.
and often gives slmost instant relief.
One trial will prove our statement. Price
only ffty cents for large bottle. Sold at
Tevis's drug store.
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RAsLaoAOs ov MISSOURI


mSooI00ogo oub01eto0.
JEPFERsox CRY. No. Jan. l4.-James
Harding, secretary Of the state board
Of railway and warehouse commission
ers, Saturday fled with Gov. Stone the
annual report Of that body. 1t con-
tains . lot Of valuable information
aud statistical matter of interest to
tho people. Of the state as we'll ~
TO the railroad companies. Tho report
shows that ON June 30. 1894, there
cluding main lines and branches, Las
railroads. which were controlled or
opesated BY Afty companies. The total
mileage June 80. 1894, not including
second, third or fourth tracks, or sid.
ings, wss 6.ss5.sl. These companies
carried ii, ,ess, 7As passengers and moved
81, ST., eco tons of freight. The aver
age smount received for each passen.
Ger was 04.e cents The average dis
taues travelled was 44.a miles, the av.
sraGe rate per mile being 2.0ss cents
per mile The number of tons OF
freight moved does not include ''com.
psuy freight" The average rate
per ton received by the roads was
sliced; the average haul per ton WAS
1879 miles, and the average rate per
ton per mile was 0.94a7 cents The av.
erage number of employees in the serv-
ice OF the railroads of Missouri for
the year ended June 80, 1894, was s0,-
600. As far as reported lT4 persons
were killed and sas severely injured on
the railways of the state for the year
ended June 10, 1894; SO employees were
killed and passengers and ITO others:
$50 employees, - passengers and us
others were injured
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LEGISLATIVE SUMMARY.
Condemned Report OF the Proceedings
the MsssOurI L.eIialnture.

Condemned Report OF the Proceedings Of
the Missouri Legislature.
When the senate met ON the 9th il took un-
der consideration the pay roll and expenses OF
the state university and . resolution WAS pro-
sentei calling on ths president Of the hoard Of
curators fr list of the faculty. expenses. etc.
Senator Lanirum's resJluttoa for an opinica
from the attorney-seneral As to paw Of uas2bsrp
for Sunday wsslost Bills we.e introduced 70
repeal the corrupt practices act and for the
closing of barber shops Sunday 80. The
hou .e met at O'Clock and sfler the adoption
OF u resolution to replace the portrait Of Gen.
Lyon In the hall resOlu,i IN WAS sdopted that
the visiting committee appointed to -isit state
institutions he granted tw, weeks tn make 70 =
port The invitation 10 visit the state uni
yersty was accep,et 4, and many bills were in
troduce All. o'clock the committee on rules
reported. recommending the adoption of Reeds
Manual The report was adopted aud sftsr
unimpo-tant routine business the horse aa-
iourned.
THE senate ON the 10th postponed eonsidera-
tion of the memorial resolutions of senator
Mc(,ipp;s until the ga The resolution calling
upon the urrsiJent Of the uniyersitv curstor,
for information as to daily expenses etc.. WAS
adop,el After axiux January 10 a. the ,izy 10
visit the university The lieutenxut-eoyernor
announced the standing committees. senator
LYMAN Introduced hill proyjdfnr that home
onsthv shouId nave a chair in the ststs nnivcr-
sity When the house met the speaker pre-
sented the resolution of tha X an levi
congrztulat,ns tbe body AZ 70 the clanee In its
political compile EXON and a resolution In re Div
adopted A resolution TO print the house pro-
ceedinzs In the Courier was adopted. (The
senate proceedings are printed In the Tribune }
Bills were introduced and the session Of the
house closed for the dsy.
In the senate ON the nth Mr. Love presented
4 resolution calling upoa The railroad commits.
sioners TO report whether suy railroad in tho
state was charging more for passenger fare
than allowed by Law. Several bills were intro
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Having accepted general agent's con-
tract with the Equitable Life Assurance
Society OF the United Statss, 40 Broad
way. New York, 9ivias me full agency
control OF the following tsrrItory--Lafay-
cite, Carroll, Llvlngstoa and Linn
counties--I am ready to make liberal
contracts with good agents In my territory.
Address me at Lexington, Mo,
Lott u.s.. sILvVY, General agent.
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FREEPORr, L. l.. Jan. 1s.-Last night
the coal barge Seth Low, bound from
Philadelphia to Boston, ran into Zsch's
inlet, near Jones' beach. An attempt
was made to shoot the life line over
the barge, but it did not reach, and
when life savers could reach the ves-
sci to-day the crew of six men were
misSinv
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v.r ~. r..ev Merker.

Some sideboard covers lately finished
have on the wide hsms q sprinkling of
little rossbads, daisies, bachelor but
tone, buttsrcups and violets. A dresser
ssvsr that is much admired has the
same flowers, ~ well ss poppies and.
dslicats brown grasses, all with long
stsns, laid inside the hem and project
ing toward the center, and having the
sppssraass Of being csrslsssly laid on
the cloth. While there Is quaiAtnsss
and pleasing primness in these small
designs for tea cloths center pieces
and plate doylies, they are not as enec.
tions, or white chry work
cd solid. Or q border of large leavsA-
n. Y. Post. 'sss a-N'
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Train No. Q daily except Sunday and Monday
evenings.
Train No. 8 daily except Saturday and Sum-
day evenings.
Excuraion tickets sold to Kansas City satur-
day and Sunday mornings, good for return
until Monday morning, at one fare for the
round trip.
Tickets sold and baggage checked through to
all points in the United States and Canada.
S.A. VRRMILLION, Ticket Agent.
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BOsrON, Jan. ia prominent Mas.
to this city from Kentucky. is authority
for the statement that Secretary Car
isle informed his friends that they
may use his name in nomination for
United States senator.
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New YORK, Jan. l6-Chauncey NJ.
Dspew was roundly denounced at a
meeting of the Methodist ministers OF
this city aud vicinity in the rooms OF
the Methodist Book Concern yesterday y
for the stigma which lie had east on
ministers in recent interview where
Ia he defended the action of the rail
road in withdrawing the halfrate priv.
ileYeS from clerHymen.
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A nusinsss Rule.

He had been making an avowal of
love to the heiress.
''And may have ~ answer to-mor-
row. dearest?'
.'Not tomorrow, George. In money
matters | always insist upon three
days Of Srsss. .'-JNdss.
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L.. M..,,. win 3, s,a.,sr.

HELENA, Mont, Jan. 1.-THE rspub-
lican caucus last night nominated Lee
Mantle, of Butte, for the untitled term
of the senate. The caucus then took
four fruitleSs ballots for nominee to
succeed Senator Powers. Mantle was
appointed two years ago but was not
seated by the senate.
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"What 10 this story | hear about
Potts and Rotts gsttiSG into = 6ght
about . girly'
"why. it is true to certain sxtsnA
u was about hired girl. Potts found
= girl in the intelligence once who
WAS willing to live in Ne country, and
Hetts tried to get her BY saesrias her
hishsr wuges s"-CipeiAsst Tribune.
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JOSEPH o. LRsUEuR

Land. Loan and Insurance Agent. Abstracter
and Conveyencer, Lexington. Mo. Money
- lean On improved farms in Lafayette and
odjoiuing counties. at lowest rates Of interest,
VIA privilage ofpayins part or oil Of principal
B fors maturity.
Wmts ne SQr tsrw.. vImchs
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knights OF the Naccabees.

The State Commander writes us from
Lincoln, Neb., as follows: AFTER trying
other medicines for what seemed to be a
very obstinate cough in our two children
We tried DIR. Kings New Discovery and al
the end OF two days the cough entirely
left them. We will not be without il
hereafter, as our experience proves that it
cures where all other remedies faii."-
Signed +. w. Stevens, State Com.-Why
not give this great medicine trial, as it
is guaranteed and trial bottles are free at
Tevis's drug store. Regular size Soc and
r.Oo.
handsome map presented free to every
new subscriber to the INTELLIGENcER,
and to all old subscribers paying in ad-
vance. No coupon. Bring in your name
and money, and name your choice of
maps. II
lfyou have roof too fiat for shingles
and want roof NJ good as tin at half
price, call and examine the ''ready rock
roofing" at J. r. Morehead's. The best
roof ever offered to the trade. Also ex-
anime his new patent weather strip. II
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A MING HoRRoa.


At LsaSt TWsoty 0ea. Are DssA In shs
Lever Lsvsls Of Dtslaks Cellissy.
LONDON, Jan. 16-Throu9Aout last
night relays Of men worked dasperate-
ly at the Diglaks colliery. AaAlsy,
North Sts6ordshirs, whore . large
number Of minsrs were sntombsd at
about noon yesterday, by . sudden
rush Of waters from the old workings.
BY S o'clock yesterday i5osmsa aad
boys employed IN the mine had been
rescued. OF those who remaiaed
below It was thought that
twenty were In tho lower .wOrkings
when the mine wss Aooded, and
that they were drownsd. From the
time the disaster was sigpslsA the res
cuers have been doing their utnost to
save those who may remain alive and
to recover the bodies Of the drowned.
The work Of rescue. however, has not
made much progress, sad 1t u now be-
iieved there are still bstwsss ninety
and l?O men and bows in the mine.
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CHARLESTON. W. Va, Jan. ls.-TAs
joint republican caucus last night
nominated Hon. =. b. Rlkips tor United
States senator to succeed J. n. Csmden.
Hon. Nelson +. Whitaker, Of Wheel
ing, WAS placed bsfors the caucus, but
his name was withdrawn, and Eikius
was nominated without opposition.
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will meet tomorrow in joint eoovsn-l
tion and formally rstify the slsctiea oe
Mr.. Thurston, who to-day sScsivsA the
vote Of every republican in the lsGiala-
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MARKET REPORTS.

Ronsos CITY Live Stock.
kANsAs CRY. Ssn. iG-Csttlc Receipts,
s.i@ calves. isI: shipped yesterday. ~:
calves. a. The steer and COW market was du.l
and In some cases i0c lower: Texas cows.
calves bulls aad feeders STEADY; stocksrs
SLOW, weak. The following are representative
sales:
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severe Esrthquske In Greece.

ATHENS, Jan. i5.-A severe earth
quake occurred yesterday st Patras.
the principal seat of the foreign trade
Of Greece. The shock caused a panic
among the Inhabitants of the city.
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quality was good The msxkes was actsvs..snd
stroae with tnstauces Of lec higher prices.
The following srs representative ssiss:
g g lsnea 70 40 lsaes Lii M
Chlssgs Live usosk.
Cu1CAoo. Jan 1e.-Hogs-Recsipta $500;
cdhcisl yesterday. 45,0ol; ship1snss. ls,3D. len
over. 400; quality improved: market weak and
51ios lower; trade dragging; light. es.0ooAs -:
mfned. oAQ0A60; heavy. eLse0AN: rough.
eA0y0A&
Csstle-Receiyss. s01s. o6Acial yesterday. ts.-
~: ship0snts. asa; market quiet end easy.
! Sheep-Roceipts. 1900 o0cial yesterday.
ii.s's: shipments, -: market slow hos steady.
ChssAes 0na aaA Prsvssas.s-
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TuRNEV WILL HOLD ON.


The Tennessee Leg1oloturo Rofooss 70 Al.
Low Evans 70 Tsks O0cs.
NASHVILLE, Tenn. Ian. l6.-Ths
house of Representatives to-day. by
soto of IS to 81, adopted the democratic
resolution providing for the postpone
ment of the opening and publishing of
CATION could be made Of charges Of
fraud in election. The resolution was
adopted by the senate several days
ago. Populi.ts voted with the repub-
licnux in fhA N ouse
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Nh Nother Would Dare.

That new book on the nursery is .
tremendous success. | hear
Who wrote it?"
"A Miss smith, l believe. ~ Brook.
iyn Lie.
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Winter Reading,

Now is your timc TO select the newspapers
and magazines you wish TO read this winter.
The lNrELLiGENcER will furnish Its paid up
subscribers any magazine or newspaper In
the United States at publishers prices OF less,
saving you the cost OF money order. postage,
writing Sc. In most eases we can give club
bing rates.
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Wslcott's Re- -HlsrtIon Certain.

DENVER, Col, Jan. id-In informal
caucus last night every republican
promised his vote for the reelection of
senator L. q. Wolcott. The populist
caucus voted to give = complimentary
vote to Lafe Pence, retiring congress-
man.
The weekly intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1891-1901, 1895-01-19
HONE MONEY TO LOAN.

Che money now In hands belonging TO the
sslates OF minors 10 for loan, part on prime
suAi estate and part On good personal security.
s>xrties desiring 10 borrow will do well To call
- my Office, In the Hearle building.
nayl3tf g. N. WILSON,
Onpatnr
The weekly intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1891-1901, 1895-01-19

In Raleigh, n. e., Marion Butler was
unanimously nominated by the popu-
list caucus to succeed Gen. Ransom As
United States senator.