Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1895-02-02
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IT., I.--IOTIgTVsNfllHM
John /. Wilson was to-day formally elect
ed United states senator.
.Washington.. Feb. .1.--To-day's statement
Of the condition Of the treasury shows;
reserve. si4,7O5,e6o
BROOKLYN, n. ". Feb. 1.-The. militia all
return to their homes. a guard at each OF
tn armories VIII, however, be maM-
tanned.
Boise. ID. Feb The legislature to-day
without any change. There was one paired
and one s,n, absent anl nnpaiTed The figures
New York. Feb 1.-The funeral of Ward
McAlister Will take place Monday from
Grace church. Bishop Potter will oiiiciate.
ment will be at Greenwood cemetery or at
Newport.
Salem. ore, Feb. lin legislative Joint
suit Dolph. q; Hare. 10; Wcnthcrford. s;
3; absent, ..
New York, Feb. IA total of sj.O5o,OOO in
| gold was, ordered this morning for ship
rates for sterling exchange in the after
noon noe, SSi5oC,oGo - of the orders We're eanGeled
| go out at all tomorrow.
| New York, Feb. 1..-Brower & McGoun
SaN SaNS announced their .r suspension ,pSi on the
/ to about 100000, principally due to the
| shrinkage or securities In the manufacture
| ing and other corporations in which the
| firm is largely interested.
Memphis Tenn. Feb 1.-The Merchants
exchange this morning passed resolutions
ndorsinE President Cleveland's message
REPRESENTATIVES, in congress to support his
| suggestions as to the relief OF the treasury
| and reform of the currency.
Louisville, NY, Feb 1.-Louisville ladies'
| will edit and have full control of the Cour-
n ter-JSurna lou ga,d,, on March = the anniyersary
nOSnltAl. .InhnGnn Ia .al-
itor-ln -chlet and will secure the services
| as sub-editors of some of the leading wom-
Washington, Feb. 1.-(Speo!al) The
| house, in committee of the whole, consider
ing pension bills favorably reported the bill
of Mr. Curtis granting a pension Of $l2
a month to Mrs. Louisa Conwel of North
r2pekJa ise deTshn1den rem b, mother Ia Of de-
| was defeated by the anti-pension coterie
| in the committee.
| Nashville, Tenn, Feb. Judge Howell II.
| Jackson, of the United States supreme
| court arrived here to-day from Thomas
| vile, Ca, and at once proceeded to his
home West Mead, seven miles from the
| city, Judge Jackson stood the trip re-
| markably well and expressed himself as
| feeling better than for several days past
omaha Neb., Feb, IA special to the
| Alexander and Students Burford and Me
han of Eotner university. We're to-day ac-
The body of a well known Lincoln clti-
zen zen vas found under the knife at the uni;
| N"rSllN recently ana Alexander, BurfOrd
and Mehan, being present. were arrested.
j., Cincinnati o.. Feb. IA special to the
| Commercial Gazette from Lafayette. Ind,
here, to-day by Attorneys Kumler and
| Gaylord for the state of South Dakota to
9t oasarer Mam TRyoF "hST nyo2 of the the
sum, of $4,000, for which amount William
| Taylor was on his sons bond.
| san Francisco, Feb 1.-The grand Jury
| Is Investigating the theft from the county
| clerks Office of the will of the late James
g. Far; Several members of the grand
| office committed the theft or knows the
thief, The police department has been
| confessed itself nonplussed.
Butte Mont, Feb. 1.-The coroners in
dynamite Tuesday, January 15, has closed
| sponsihility on the Kenyon Kennel Com
mercial Company and the Butte Hardware
nal negligence.
- Nashville, Tenn, Feb. lion j. NJ.
Dickinson; nominated 70 be assistant. at
prominent lawyer. Of this city, aged A. a
great grandson of FGllx Grundy, the fam
inson is prominent Democrat and has
always taken an active part in politics, He
lawyer ana has served many times by ap-
polntment.
Springfield, Ill Feb. 1,-Captan Isaac
National bank and one Of the Oldest most
wealthy and prominent citizens of Spring
field, died tonight of pneumonia, aged 60
Captain Keys was deputy United States
marshal for Southern Illinois from 1851 10
1862 when he was appointed provost mar
shall here by President Lincoln, serving I'M
til 1868, In 1869 he was appointed nostmas-
ter by President Grant, but served only a
short time.
oklahoma city, o, r., Feb 1.-(Special) }
The wife of Douglas Balls, a farmer, re-
siding eight miles east of this city, gave
birth Wednesday TO three babies, all Of
whom are alive and doing well The three
have been named MarV MareiIe IoaiiS and Aiyrl nn
tie, The father is 40 years of age and the
mother SO and have been married eighteen
years, during that time sixteen children
having been born to them, twins three
times and triplets once