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Mexico weekly ledger., 1895-05-16
The Quinlan Case.


The Audrain County Court has or
dered that Thos. Quinlan, a prisoner
of Pike county, Mo, jail, charged with
the crime of murder, on change of
venue from Audrain county, and hav-
ing been declared insane, be sent to
the asylum at this place as a poor per-
son. This way of playing crazy to es-
cape the gallows or life sentence is
getting altogether to common. The
law in this regard should be more
strictly enforced
Mexico weekly ledger., 1895-05-16
BENTON CITY ITEMS.

BENTON CITY ITEMS.
Correspondence of the Ledger.
BENTON CITY, Mo-, May 14.-The
chinch bugs are damaging the oats in
this vicinity. 1t is thought that the
late rains will do away with them.
Cut worms are also doing great mis-
chief with corn and most all growing
plants.
Mrs. Gay, a little daughter of Mr..
Mullins and Uncle Louis Barker, are
all on the sick list this week.
Miss Ida Perry is visiting friends in
Centralia.
Street Commissioner Woodson had
a force of hands putting down side
walks and working the streets last
week.
DIR. T. II. Divin, from Centralia, has
his Office in Benton and will practice
medicine.
Mr.. William Painter has put up a
new yard fence and otherwise i'm
prove his farm.
John Cowan and family were called
to Mexico the 3rd, by the sad intelli-
gence of the death of his sister, Mrs,
Robert Muir, of that city
Woodson shipped two car loads OF
hogs to St.Louis last week. Price S4.65
Among other visitors to Benton this
week were Mr.. and Mrs. Ben Woods
of Washington.
Herbert Painter, who lives just
north of Benton, has been appointed
Principal of our school. The boart
has not yet employed an assistant
teacher.
Rev. J. o. Reavis, student o
| Westminster College, of Fulton, de
livered most eloquent and earnes
sermon at the Presbyterian Churcl
Sunday morning and evening. Rev
Mr.. Baily, of Tennessee, will be tn,
regular minister. His first appoint
ment is the first Sunday in June.
Mr.. Herbert Painter went to Chilli
cothe Monday to attend the Normal.
Born, to Mr.. and Mrs. Bob Mcclure
the first of May, a girl.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1895-05-16

In the Weekly LEDGER will be
found the advertisement of bridges to
be built and others to be repaired for
Audrain county. Those desiring TO
make estimates upon this work will
see County Bridge Commissioner c.
X. Allen at the Court House.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1895-05-16

Col. Dawson, prominent citizen OF
Maysville, KY, is the guest of Mrs. b.
F. Dobyns.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1895-05-16

Mark Pitcher has sold his stock of
jewelry at Perry to C. /. Morris, of
WentzviIle, and will put in an entirely
new stock in this city.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1895-05-16

Mrs. Mary Jane King, of Joplin,
Mo-, is visiting the family of her son,
J. c. King, of this city.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1895-05-16
J. w. OWEN, Pastor.

G. &. Pond, secretary and solicitor
of the Relief Committee, of Ewing,
Holt county, Nebraska, sends out an
other appeal in behalf of the drouth
stricken people there. They seem to
be destitute of everything and are es-
peciaIly in need of all kinds of seeds
for planting.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1895-05-16
Still Gojnp I'm

The New York World affirms that
during the month of April the wages
of fully $4,000 operatives in iron mills.
wooden and cotton factories and other
industries have been icreased. That Ia
the way tariff reform is "ruiningn
labor.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1895-05-16

was the guest of Misses y. and $.
Ridgeway Saturday and Sunday.
The Town Board of Rush Hill met
Monday at the regular meeting and
passed some new ordinances to pro-
hibit shooting inside of the corporate
limits and many other new steps were
taken in order to improve the town.
We have good board and we think
they are going to do some splendid
work for the town.
Don't forget the ball at Rush Hill
on Friday night, May II. Everybody
is invited Given by old club.
L. ID. Uzzel has just completed a job
of house painting at Molino for Mrs.
Tanner.
Henry Chapman has his new house
completed and will move into it in a
few days.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1895-05-16
The Weekly Ledger,
THl RSpNY. MAY IL.


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visiting relatives south of Mexico.
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Horace Mundy shipped two car
loads OF good sheep to 81. Lonis this
week.
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Richard Mccullough and Miss En-
ma Anderson were married Saturday
evening by squire Riley.
T.. |. Mccall is attending Circuit
Court i'm Fulton. He viii he absent
some ten days on legal business.
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II. ". belaTnatt, formerly OF MeXi-
60, is now editor OF the Crete Citizen
dod F,rnier published at Crete, Ill.
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~ Nlsliii& MS "F"theF' - = '''i"ec'
"i 'hiS cI'y' i"F IL" days
Miss Laura Rcbnan. OF Frederick
Ill.,. j. the guest of the family of her
uncle. philip Rebman. of this city.
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State Senator Peter MorrlsseE was
slain III bed IN -. h"ttlS on MONDAY
night by diareputahIe woman iheS
were both drunk.
Ala. has our thanks for Florence, Ala
Mexico weekly ledger., 1895-05-16
Editor payne Arrested,

PARIS, Mo-, May IA. Payne, ed
itor of the Pldindedter, Populist pa
per published at this place, was arrest
ed by Deputy United States Marshal
Shelby to- day and taken to Chillicothe,
He is charged with forging a pension
certificate in 1892 while resident OF
Kansas
Mexico weekly ledger., 1895-05-16

We have a few more highly bred
Shorthorns ready for service.
wilt s. 2. ENMoNs & Bro.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1895-05-16

WANTED-A good, live, energetic
man to sell the world renowned Singer
Sewing Machine and also to collect.
Must furnish horse, harness and guar
antee honesty. No capital required.
Excellent chance for right man. APP
ply or address the Singer Mfg. Co. at
Mexico or Moberly, Mo- d&w If
Mexico weekly ledger., 1895-05-16

Clay Shepherd and son are making
plans for fine $4,000 brick building,
which will be built just south of the
depot at Centralia, Mo. This building
is being erected by Wilson & Hill.
The lower portion of it will be used
for store rooms and the upper part for
a hotel. The contract will be let
June 9.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1895-05-16
The Atmosphere OF Love

Is apure, sweet breath. This desid
eratum is one of the results of usin;
SOZODONT, which not only invigor
ates and preserves the teeth, but ren
ders the mouth as fragrant as rose.
w. S. Hancock Lodge, No. 239, G
A. r., will hold their memorial ser
vices at the Christian Church on Sun
day, May 26, at 2:30 p. m. The pub
lie is cordially invited to attend.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1895-05-16

"Papa, is gold really harder than
silver?"
eyes, my boy, harder to get.'
Mexico weekly ledger., 1895-05-16

The Kansas City Times, referring to
the oratorical contest which took
place there on Friday night, writing of
j. L. Orear, of this city, says: The
last orator of the evening was James
L. Orear, of Mexico, Mo-, who spoke
on sOur National Stability" In no
way was Orear's Grafton inferior to the
others, but the judges did not see it
that way. Their decision was greeted
with vociferous cheering. The two
winners had medals pinned upon theil
breasts. Bands of high school boys
paraded the streets to late hour
chanting paeans of victory.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1895-05-16

WANTED-30 dozen spring chickens
at the Ringo Hotel, on or before May
18th. WITT
Mexico weekly ledger., 1895-05-16

W. L. Corner is raising some fine
chickens.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1895-05-16
Ranairing Neatly Done.

If you want your watch cleaned, or
repairing of any kind done neatly,
cheaply and promptly, call on T. S.
Riley. Satisfaction guaranteed.
+f TT g PIJEN
Mexico weekly ledger., 1895-05-16
Pasqueth's Harness
ARE GOOD HARNESS.
IilGl!ililiIlIlilIiIlIninIHIIlnInIIinIlIiilIil
ChiIdren's Day at Littlebv.

Children's Day services will be held
at Littleby on the third Sunday in
May, lie. 10. There will be dinner at
the church. Let all come and bring
well filed baskets.
w nNrE:N paatnr
Mexico weekly ledger., 1895-05-16

The Farber Foram says: Judge S.
E. Kendall passed through town Mon
day to attend a meeting of the
Anti Horse Thief Association at
Littleby. of which he is secretary.
Judge Kendall is an earnest advocate
of free silver and thinks careful legis-
lation in this direction will prove a
panacea for the cOuntry's present
financial condition.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1895-05-16
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Pasqueth's Vehicles.
BUILT FOR SERVICE.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
Court of Appeals.

Geo. Robertson received a telegram
to-day announcing decisions in the
following cases appealed from Au-
drain county TO the Court of Appeals
at ST. Louis: Vaughn VS.. Wabash r.
r. Co., reversed and remanded; Mad
dox Us. Duncan, motion for rehearing
overruled; Pickett VS.. Edmonston,r re-
versed and remanded; Dowel VS..
Vandalia Banking Association, affirm
ed.
The Boston Shoe Store has made
arrangements with the LEDGER for a
yearly advertisement to start to NOR
row. Mr.. Bick, of the. Boston Shoe
Store, believes in a liberal use of prin-
ter's ink. He figures advertising as
one of the necessaries of a successful
business. He has been advertising
more or less ever since he has been
in business and he finds the returns
pay well for the investment.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1895-05-16

The Missouri Teachers Association
meets nj PertIe Springs, Mo, June Is,
10 and 20. /. T. Hail, Of Montgomery
City, is secretary. Hail is one of Mis-
souri's most prominent and popular
teachers. He is arranging for most
snccessful meeting.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1895-05-16

Mr.. Oren +. Woody, son of Rev. S.
l.. Woody, formerly Of this city, is
very i'll with appendicitis at St. Louis.
Or. French performed the surgical
operation known as IaParOtomy aud
the boy is hardly eArected 10 live.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1895-05-16

Public Administrator }. T. Williams
is supremeIy happy. His wife has re-
turned from an extended visit 10 Tex
rs. Mrs. Williams says she would
not give Audraiu county tor half of
TaXas
Mexico weekly ledger., 1895-05-16

a balloon recently sent up in Paris
equipped with self-registcring ther-
mometcrs and barometers reached an
altitude OF ten miles and the ther-
mometcr recorded 1fU degrees below
vprn
Mexico weekly ledger., 1895-05-16
To Exchange.

Want to exchange nice city lot fol
horse. II. c. SHEPHERD.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1895-05-16

Tom Carter, of Sturgeon, says the
record has been broken in the man
ner Of securing marriage licenses i'll
Boone county. He says that last week
a lady applied for license to marry
gentleman. The license was granted
and everybody is happy.
j. K. Luckie has Just returned from
an overland trip TO Holiday on visit
to his son. Mr. Luckie says that ''no
one can ride through the territory be-
tween here andholIiday and then COM
plain of hard times" There never
was such Il prospect for crops or such
show of prospecting.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1895-05-16

It has become quiye popular to de-
nounce the Supreme Court rs dishon-
est, etc, etc. Those who do the de-
nouucing know nothing at all about
law or about much Of anything else
for that matter.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1895-05-16

State Senator Peter Morrissey was
slain in bed in st. Louis OH Monday
night by disreputahle woman. They
were both drunk.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1895-05-16

MR.. t3LLAWAS IN KANSAS CITY
The Kansas City Star says: A dis
patch from Mexico, Mo, received here
to-day states that Redman Galloway,
formerly cashier of the Metropolitan
National Bank, is dead. Mr.. Galloway
had been in i'll health for some time.
He was suddenly stricken about two
years ago with what was thought to be
bursting of a blood vessel in the brain,
and since that time he has been in bad
| physical condition. Mr.. Galloway
came to Kansas City from Mexico
about eight years ago. He, with as
Hociates, bought the German Savings
Sank, which was then conducted by
Or. Joseph Field at SIS Delaware
street. L. l.. Martin was made presi-
dent and under the reorganization the
capital was increased and with the CO.
operation of r. W. Hooker the Mer-
camille Bank was formed. The insti-
tuition absorbed the German-Am
can National, became the Metropoli-
tan National and then absorbed the
Merchants National Bank. Mr.. Gala.
way continued as cashier of the
Metropolitan National Bank until two
years ago, when i'll health compelled
him to resign. He has many friends
and several relatives here.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1895-05-16

At Woodbridge g. McArthur's drug
store, north side square.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1895-05-16

One who describes himself as a
practical tloriculturist, has discovered
remedy for hot house pests in soap
made from the oil of the fir tree.
Nothing, he AYERS, is more disiked by
IL. .In-.nt.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1895-12-04

great neutrality-suspicious. states, would
be Of great value. not only to the trans
Mississippi states, but TO al the home
seekers Ia the world; therefore, be 1t
Resolved, That the United states
congress be asked 10 take snch stops as
may be necessary to hold a trans Miss
Isaippi exposition IN Omaha during the
months 0f August. September ana oe-
tcber, In IS9S. and that the representa-
Ewes OF such states and territories IN
this congress be requested TO favor sa1eh
an appropriation as is usual in such
cases TO assist IN carrying out this en-
terprise."
Resolutions were also adopted IN fav-
or ot congressional appropriation for
defending the harbor OF San Diego by
war vessels and fortihcaflons; the i'm
pnovemant Of waterways and for .
deep-water hRrh0r az San Pedro.
A long resolution urging the various
state governments 20 take legislative
action relative 70 irrigation was sub
mitted and passed
Salt Lake was selected a. the next
place or meeting and adjournment
taken sine die.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1895-12-04
DUG THROUGH THE WALL
Prisoner 1t WaIIa WaIla Picked
His Way Out,
II IS The SECOND ESCAPE
James MoManns, rms Other. was
Trusry. and walked orr Ashs
Narden's Clothes.

waila waIia. Nov. 27.-Thb morning
at o'clock G. I. stevens. SERVING 4
le-year sentence from whatcom county
escaped from the penltentiary. Stevens
was in the hospital and By means Of 4
fork and stove litter he had managed
In some way 10 get possession Of. No
made a hole through the wall Of his
room az point near the window
arawIod through the hole. making hls
way 10 a point in the atockade covered
by dark shadow. scaled the wall hv
aid OF a ladder he improvised from
material found In the cell and bedroom.
Els absence was soon discovered. me
alarm given. and guards sent out 10
intercept him. At 10 o'clock be was
found by the guards secreted under a
bridge about two miles west Of the
city.
James McAEapis. q convict sentenced
from Spokane for one year, made his
escape on the 18th. but the matter was
kept quiet by the officials until today.
McManis was d trnsty employed az 4
waiter IN the dining room OF Warden
M0sgrove. During the absence Of the
family on the evening OF the 18th. he
donned a new suit Of clothes. the prop
srty o. the warden. and walked 10
this city. He has not been heard Of
since.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1895-12-04
The AnrLuvNeHi se ASSOCIATION
English Enihunlasts 10 Hold Greai
Mass Meeting IL Manchester.

English Enthusiasts 40 Hold Greai
Mass Meeting ID Manchester.
Chicago. Nov. IA private letter from
London says that the mayor and munich
pei authorities OF Manchester have Offer
Cd the use OF the town hall. which has a
seating capacity Of E0b0. for the great ma
tionni demonstration under the auspices
OF the anti-lynchtnR association. which a.
20 be held early In the new year. 10 pro-
test against the cont Inuance OF lynching
outragea in the southern states.
"A circular issued by the executive com
mittee, Of which Miss Florence Balgarnie
u secretary, seys thai In view OF the con-
tiruance Of mob outrdgeH In the southern
taies. as evidenced b. the recent burn
.ns OF negro at Tyler Texas and the
hanging In AFkanaaa OF a colorad man
suspected OF burglary X In necessary, In
the interest OF humanity, that there
should be national demonstration OF
English men and English women TO pro-
test against Amefid Ian atrocities. The
same circular states on authority OF
Judge TonrEce, that for the first eight
months Of the present year no leaB than
l&e colored people IN the United States
were the victims OF nIo8 law.
The local nnti-iyneAlng associations Of
Liverpool, London, Southport, Mancheat.
er and ether cities hAve already decided
70 SEND delegates 20 tte Forthcoming dem.
onstfattons ana the Rational committee
mas established permd aent headquarters
N Iavlstock square. a fashionable resi-
dence district OF this eity.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1895-12-04
No Monopoly.

There II no monopoly IN western
scenery The Rocky and Cascade noun
tains are not little bits Of property that
can be fenced or and made the possess
SIGN Of the few. They are not like parks
around the palaces OF oriental kings al
which we look through gates, and wish
ing 70 go IN are denied. No. these noun
tains are grander than any mounds
earthly kings can heap up, and are free
to the behoider. Their lofty dornes, for
ever white, look down On valleys where
frost seldom comes. Their sides are
clothed with forests and veined with
metals useful TO man. Their rocks stand
like giant statues on the horizon. The
clouds hover about their peaks and an
the sky with pictures for artists. These
things are free and can he seen from
the cars Of the Great Northern Railway
IN picturesque trip between Spokane.
ST. Paul and Minneapolis and Puget
sound
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1895-12-04
IS STRONG FOR SILVER
Trans Mississippi Congress Solid
for the White Metal.
I'D An ANIMATED DEBATE
Geld Advocates Received Only Fifty
Votes uut OF one Hundred
aud Seventy aaxen.

Omaha. Nov. z7s--After a ave hours
discussion Of financial Issues. the trans
Mississippi commercial congress de-
ciared for the free and unlimited COIN
age Of silver. 1e TO basis. and adjourn
ed At 6 o'clock. The vote was 50 for
sold. 127 for silver. Hon. w. ]. Bryan
I'D the friends Of the white metal and
Hon. J. T. Webster OF Omaha the ep-
position. The debate vas spirited and
participated IN by most Of the dele
gates. This resolution was finally
adopted:
Whereas. An approprIating money
standard impalrs all contracts. bank
rupts enterprises. makes idle money
profitable by increasing its purchasing
power and suspends productive forces
of our people; and
Whereas. The spoilation consequent
apon the outlaWry OF silver In the in
terest OF the creditor class by constant
" increasing the value OF gold Ii En-
dermtninlg all Industrial society; there
fore.
Resolved. That we demand an i'm
mediate restoration of the free ana an
limited coinage Of gold and silver al
the present ratio OK 1g to 4 without
waiting for the aid or consent oR any
other nation. such gold and silver coin
to be alike 3 full legal tender OF an
debts. public or private"
Mr. Webster. In behalf Of the minority
of the committee. presented the fol
lowing:
Resolved. That we are In favor Of
true bimetaliIsm. which consists In the
largest possible use or both gold ana
silver ~ the standard money OF the
country compatible with the power II
the nation 70 maintain the equal pur-
CHASING power and debt-paylng power
af the two metals.
Resolved. That we are ansphatIeallv
opposed 10 the free ana unliinlted COIN
age Of silver at the ratio 81 IL -
under present existing conditions. That
such coinage would destroy the narIfx
batwesn the two metals That the egi.
var would drive .the gold out 81 eireu-
iafion and thus destroy bimetailssm
ana produce silver mnnnmetalllsm
Therefore. be It further
Resolved, That we believe this nN-
continued agitation OF the silver 4 aan-
aon has had much 10 90 with the pres
ent financial depression. producing
want ef confidence. threatening he /
stability and permRnency OF prices ana |
4 constant menace 10 the national 4
credit exciting apprehension ahras9 4
and uncertainty az home.
EXPOSITION or THE WEST
President Bryan asked the ,,...t
nous consent 70 Introduce the felloess.,g
memorial In behalf of the Nehrss1s
delegation.
Whereas We believe faaf An e~..
itlon Of all the products. inaiaslsies -,
elRlllzafion OF the slater weat ~ -
slissasslppi river made Al saFne esnsgas
1atnway where tha wnrn can baaala
me Wonderful capabilities a. o.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1895-12-04
rHE CHICAGO peLEaATloA DIVIDED
= .s see esuss sssss" . spE Ess,, wsa'


q y said 8aFrlaDn's supporters wnns
she Convention Held Elsewhere.
Chicago. Nov. s7.--Aithough Congress-
tman-aiect Lorinser, Of HE stock yards
aistriek, Nd A member on tire cloae cuna~
Dine that 10 just now doxntnmtinm repub4i-
can politics III this state and which
without question win have control Of the
Illinois delegation 70 She national oohVer-
fson next year. neither his recent confer-
enna with ex-FraHsaent Harrison NOR his
subsequent declarations Id washington
and elsewhere that be considered the IN
diana statesman - the most available
candidate Tor the nomination under pres
ent conditions are regarded as rejecting
the viaws Of his colleagues tn the c0mnin-
alton. and none d which no far have def
initely committed themselves to any can.
aidate.. Some have leaniugs towards
Reed. others towards Allison, and 81
least one ether beside Lorimer towards
ex-Rrasi0ent Harrison. and, even al this
early date IL u probably definitely un-
deratnod that tina combine VIII be pre-
pared 70 throw It's atrength-if h retains
that strength until next summer--to any
candidate, Governor Mckinley excepted
in whose behalf pledges will be given
that tho combine shall have the ear of the
federal administration In the matter Of
Illinois patronage.
II is on this account that the combine
IL being 50 vigorously anEaRouizad by the
local republicans favorable TO Governor
Mckinley, but who, although influential
lack the strength of the machine. al was
evidenced az the recent municipal eiee-
ton. II - Significant moreover, thai
while the business men Of the city are
making strong EFFORT to secure the ma
ticnai convention for Chicago, the com
bine II secretly unang itE influence IN the
other direction. This IN because It's mem.
beers believe that they Will figure more
largely and 70 greater ndvantake IN any
deals that may be projected. II the con.
vantton IN held In some other city than
their own, on the principle that the far-
thar q man gets away from home the big
ger he may ba made 10 appear for the
time being.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1895-12-04
AMY NOTES FaoM'FoaT sAEaMAn

thMMAaEtwinA taanunFs ExeAEEaMe- Pain
fui Accideua-Orchensr HOO
Fort Sherman. Idaho. Nov. H.-The sew
eral companies at thia post were provided
with excelisnf dinners today. the tables
being loaded with everything necessary
20 complete q grand Thanksgiving din
ner.
john Dingweai, an ex-soldisr, employed
IN the post exchange, IL laid up with 4
very painful injury % his band. which
occurred through the bursting a. a aaas
water bottle while NJ was attempting ID
draw the cork.
Sergeant Charles Nally, Company 3
Fourth infantry. the tallest man IN the
regiment, was DISCHARGED yesterday ut,on
expiration 81 service, and re-enllsted to-
day.
"A hop Was given by the Fourth iufantrv
orchestra ~ the post hall last rVanInss
which Was well attended.