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Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1895-03-13
sIINOn MENTION.


The monthly soClaI Of Justice lodge, No.
II, Degree OF Honor Will be given tonight
a S25 Central street
The monthly meeting of the Kansas City
Paint, OIL and Narnish Club will be held
at the Coates House tomorrow evening.
The regular meeting Of the JaC Ckson
County Medical Society Will be held in its
rooms in the Masonic building Thursday
night.
The Kansas City Philosophical Society
will discuss ''Scence ana Theosophy" on
Thursday evening in It's rooms, 9l2 Walnut
street.
John Atkinson reported 20 the police yes
terday that his horse and buggy had been
stolen from his place of business on
Twelfth street.
The Commercial Club Gil rot meet last
night, owing to the absance ~ a humber
of the members on the live stock mems ex-
cursion TO Fort Worth.
Five new cases of scarlet fever were re-
ported to the board of health yesterdav
az 22Os Campbell street, 1907 BROOKLYN avg, avg,
nue., 6l2 OAK street, 22Ol Park avenue and
1870 Oak street.
Joseph Da'iis. alias Tom Kings. ara
William Bea 5, who are SERVING a term i'm
the workhouse for vagrancy, have been
identified by the Omaha chief OF police b,,
means of photographs, as the men who
robbed Sandow, the strong man, in OMAHA
not long ago; q some diamonls ard $s0
ecuted for he lh3f5 as i Is not thought
ments to take part IN the prosecution
Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1895-03-13
BRIEF ITEMS BY WIRE.

Washington March 12.-To-day's state
shows Available cash balance $ls3,lGs,97j;
gold reserve $SO,o2O5J9.
Pittsburg, kas,,. March l2.-(speciaiJ
Joe Keeech, prominent Pittsburg business
been in i'll health for the past two years.
Waupon, Wis, March l2.-A destructive
fire occurred at this place this morning
During its ,proErress, mi, siN persons We're in
gregates $4,000,
I,ort Scott, Kas,, March l2,-Cspeclal)
John, Austin, colored, who is wanted in
Smith Center on Il charge OF assault, was
awaiting officers from that place. "
Marshall, Mo-, March l2.--((specialD Blsh-
series Of sensational lectures here last
night. The \. T. \. order is now claiming
Il large number of converts here
sedalia, Mo-, March l2.-tSpecial) Rev.
Alexander Allen, pastor of Calvary Epis-
copal church of this city, who handed in
edvdd sf FdfsRHa2a s tay Ras9f om yfsfraay m
PsgaoeioIs, the British ambassaqof s S"i1a" has
Earl OF Westminster has been assigned 10
the embassy In the capacity of an attache,
Lawrence, Kas,, March L. - Especially
Lawrence met tonight and called pri-
mary election for The nomination OF a
Ticket ticket for the spring election for next
ger, being threatened with a lawsuit by 4
neighbor with whom she had .quarreled
The mother dled, but the boy VIII recover
Rouse, Col, March l2.-Nine Italians have
been arrested and are accused of the muir
der of a. J. HiNon, a saloonkeeper, who
was beaten 10 death on the highway. They
We're tracked by a bloodhound. Several
Of the prisoners have made confessions
rested, struck the fatal blow.
81 !
Burglars raided O. T.. Covers store last
night and carried off goods worth 500 or
through the panel OF the back door and
turning the key in the lock. The country
is full of tramps, and IN the absence OF
any other clue the work is charged TO
them.
London, March 12-The Earl of .Bessbor-
Ponsonby. sixth Earl of Bessborough, was
1890 lie was educated at Harrow and at
Trinity college, Cambridge. He was called
to the bar in 1910 and was a Justice of the
Kilkenny, Ireland.
Saginaw, Mich. March l2.-one of the
delegates TO the A. L, a. convention said
to-day that since the organization had
shown such strength at the last election,
the convention would probably decide to
merge into political body, boldly declar-
ing its principles and eliminating all its
secret features, thus making its anti-cath-
Ollie fight an open one.
Mexico, Mo-. March II. = Especially
Thomas Quinlan. who murdered Gottfried
kloppenstein at Larabee, Just west OF
Green jail and Judge Roy has ordered
him sent 10 the asylum at Fulton. Quin-
Ian was convicted OF the murder OF the
Chicago boy and sentenced 10 the peniten-
him he cut his throat and came near dy-
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ArPLiUATfoS DENlED.


Washington, March 12-Secre;ary Smith
has rendered an important opinion in Il
decision affecting the right of railroad COM
panias to select indemnity lands. The
Nor.hcrn Pacific Railroad company made
application to select 2i,iol acres of lana IN
the Yakima land district, as ndemnty Tor
losses In the Couer 'Aleue indian restrNa-
tion Idaho. This application was denied,
first. because the selection was not arr
ranged. tract for tract, second, because
the right of the company to make good IN
one state the losses in another, ana the
question was also raised rs to the right OF
the company to select ind amnity Tor lands
occupied as Indian reservations.
The company asked for review and the
secretary goes into the matter at considera-
blr length He holds that the grant to the
Northern Pacific was not confined 70 tne
state limits and that selections Tor indem-
nifty can be made in any state Tor losses
in another. but with the reservation that
indemnity must be selected as near TO the
losses as possible. The commssloner Is
directed to ascertain II lend lands are to
ba obtained nearer tp"ur AIehe IMAM
Yakima He also holds That losses ior an
indian reservation are subject TO indemnity
In the matter of selection. tract bN traci,
the company claimed the reservation iahds
lost had not been surveyed, so suCh So
lcetlons could be made IN that way, nut
tho secretary thinks sufficient surveys nay
heau made on the reservation 10 enapIe
such "A selection Tine secretary quotes
.opinious by Attorney Genera! tiarland ana
Secretary Villas in support OF ms INNINGS
Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1895-03-13
AN ORIENTAL FUNERAL,
Remains of Isnaii Pasla Arrive In Cairo
and Are Inferred Amid Great Pomp.

Cairo. March 12.--The remains of
Ismail Pasha, khedivc of Egypt, who
died recently at Constantinople. arrived
here from Alexandria last evening and
were conveyed to the Rifa mosque,
where they were Inferred with much
pomp. The funeral procession which
followed the remains was composed OF
the chief European and Egyptian otli-
c!als. the members of the diplomatic
corps the religious notabilitcs, etc. The
khedive led the way on foot Behind
him were the bearers of the sacred rolls
and the kOrana and other officials,
swinging censors and sprinklng per
fume. Then came the coffin, enVeloped
in drapery and surmountcd by Ismail's 5
fcz. The coffin was carried on the Shout
ders of the members of the khediNal
guards.
The whole route followed by the fun
eral procession was lined by British
and Egyptian troops, behind whom were
immense multitudes of spectators. Min
ute guns We're fired while the funeral
was in pTOgreSs.
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MR.. SPRINGER DECLINES.


Washington, March 12-(Special) Ex-
Congressman Springer said to-day, pos
itively, that he could not accept place
either In the Indian on Oklahoma terri
tories, for the reason that the health of
his wife would not permit. He had made
up his mind to inform the president of
this fact just as soon as he arrives. This
is supposed to mean that Mr.. Springer
has concluded to make his grand rush
for place on the court of claims.
1t develops to-day that Colonel Tate,
of Georgia, wants to be n justice in the
Indian country. He was reelected to
congress, but he has come to the con-
clusion that the opportunities for a mid
dleaged man with an office in the In
dian country are far better than can be
found in congress. So Colonel Tate ia
one of the many listening for the toot
of the Violet and longing to see the
president on VERY important business"
Colonel Ledbetter, of Ardmore, one of
the local aspirants for an appointment
as Judge left for home to-day. He is
not well pleased with the outlook, but
would have been delighted 70 have re-
manned until the president returns, but
owing to matters at home was unable
TO do so. He is prominent in the COM
hlne of himself for judge and Colonel
IS claimed that Colonel Walker of Fay
etteville, Ark, is slated for attorney for
the Central district This is the part of
the pie the Arkansas crowd is insisting
upon. Walker Is the son of Il former
senator from that state, and on this fact
alone appears to rest his claim for the
appointment,
Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1895-03-13
GRANT LEWIS IN JAIL,
The Partner of L. ~. bradbury Wrought
Bact From Guthrie to Answer to
AN Indictment

Grant " Lewis ,vho in p,rtror.bir y,i,h
, -. W. Nv ''' i''' '''''''',,''
H. ~ .t'D"rN ran raler eali'd tne
negro 'tmocraue ADVOCATE during the
campaign last FAN. who WAS chHrgpd along
with Er83hui, Win iIiso,,lI, ,oiin,,' iu ,bn
s,..,,.J ,,,ri ,,,i ,,'t, t5',t,. y, -, ,,,s ,.,,
- '',' "'IH aI' VINO h"s'lE 1lt ihe Guy
shortly before The Erlnl jury Indicted him,
Mas Drought to this city last nifh. from
iiNtNilr, ~. T., anu lodged IN tae county
Jail.
LOWS was arrested IN Guthrie Monday
morning st 10 O'Clock while representing a
client iu . Justices court, having begun
Tho practice Of law since his arrival n
that town. At the county jail last night
hp had this. to- say. 81 left Kansas CITY
about four or iivc weeks ago because !
thought Guthrie would be O good place IN
vlNoh 10 practice laW, There are ID urcat
mauy rolored people thcre and I got along
we'll ] had been charged with Illegal Not-
ng In Justice Wars court and the case
hal been diHmlsHod ! dl1 not think ! was
going 60 be prosecuted any further I was
dpInl Is pr,tty good practice ana was ro-
Ing To- run for ana rmau iu the Third ward
OF Guthrie What tIcket9 Why The Dom
Y| To-
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ATTEMPT TO KILL.


Several days ago the people in the Nlcih-
ity of Second and Holmes streets peSah 10
wage war agains, Jcssamine Loboi,
saloonkeeper on secan street TN on caont GnarGf 6f
hittnr feeling growing out of the contro-
yersy murder cane very near being per
netrated Monday night. Loboi was ar
rested yesterday morning on a STATE VAR
rant sworn ont before Justice case hy MIS-
A. SNYDER. of No. 2lO Charlotte, street,
Charging him with attempting to Kill Frank
SCcnrdimg TO he complaint made by
Mrs Snyder oho ana S3me Of h'< i., tTie415i c5
uccused him of taking part in the ilSht
on Lobors saloon NounG Snyder saw lhht
the mon were about to assau!t hln ana
started to run away. II il ALLEGED mat
Lobol drew hls rnvoIvcr and trra a( t4r
hoy. Moro tnau this, he and MS friends
,apt up tho pursuit until young S;nyieir ran ran
fnfp his moth r,- house ana locked the
doors. Inbui tri,I to entor but could not
do so, ana after pounding for a time on the
door II ls charged, lie and his friends
I.oboi was released under bond of $500 TO
aupear before Justice case for preNmi-
nary hearing ON March ~.
Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1895-03-13

s., Louis. Mo. March l2.-In the absence
of President GcorGe j, Gould. of the Mis-
souri, Pacific and Iron Mountain roads, Vice
President Warner presided at the annual
meeting of stockholders held here to-day.
Tho members of the old board of directors
of the Missouri Pacific We're reelected as
follows: George J. Could. Russel Sage,
Edwin Gould, Louis Fitzgerald, j. y:
Sloan, Thomas r. Eckert, y. j.. Parmly,
5 n. H. clark, =. *, Ferguson and c. G.
Warner. The following board was elected
for the Iron Mountain: George Gould, Rus
sell Sage. samuel Shethar, John T. Ferry,
Henry Whelen, A. /. Hopkins. Duncan y.
ParMiy, r. J. Lakeland, ;. II. II. Clark,
Il. NJ Galloway, Howard Gould, &. &,
Warner, u. *, Ferguson.
There is but one change in the Iron
Mountain directory, X. NJ. Galloway being
elected to succeed Victor Morawetz. Be
sides the election and the reading of re-
ports no business Of public interest was
tt-l-L-A4nt
Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1895-03-13

There VIII br membership reception at
tho Y. NJ, C.. A. to-myrroW night The re-
u1arnbrr to attend this reception. The OBJ
igrt is that the members may become bet
Ter acquainted Wlta each other and also
To- Introduce young mon not members, who
wuy look over tho association and see for
themselves the privileges offered Every
member is urgently requested TO Introduce
Among the attractions viii be the High
noDi Mandolin club reading by Professor
FIrnr j. Ebhrls, address by the president
VI fine association and college songs,
rspacially IA solo by William Ormshy.
Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1895-03-13
BLUES WILL OPEN AT HOME
WESTERN LEAGUE sCuEpuL LIE ADOPT
ED AFTER 4 LONG rom.
Charley Comiskcys Team of APOSTLES VIII
Play the Opening Game with the
Blues on May milwaukee,
Here on the Fourth of July.


Milwaukee. WIS. March l2-Thc board
.s gtrs,,,r. , ,h, ty..t.-, r.g,,i,. mo,
ot directors OF ,"e ".s','n ',s'sut i''et
to-day at the ST charles and settled a
number Of disputes. Fielder Freeman was
awarded ia nctro,t Ha wos claimed by
Nt'nrnsr,,lt, .ro,,,. ,f,,,i,,, c,s aa,ri. I'd
MinneSpoiS' iony MUiiahe was AWARDED a
To 81. Iaul and Perry NtrIen was ordered
rb' y,ts.,,,i, '',,n,n.t,l' y,,,lsi all might
VIZ" .. " ',' 80 ~ ~
ON a schedule ana to-day submitted II ior
have the president o., the league draft the
,,.,.,
me seheiuIe was adopted at midnight
as follows!
Minneapolis at home ,,l,h St. Paul.
Nav II a. is.s ~, a.. t.,i. .,,i 4 100,
., - 'u' 'o, o"ns - s yns gnu ."'
games august s.. lV j.. With Kansas city.
May :, 10 l- June l5. ~ 10; August 3. O. Z.
win Mllwaukeo May 9, H. ID; June u.
May .. H. 10: juno H. 'iG. is. August :, t. q:
MItn, Grand Rapids. Jun, >, 1. p, July 81 20,
june - ~. Juiy No. Il. 20; september ii,
10, Is. WITH Tlelo, juno l. 3. Z; july ~.
Is 80; September iU. n, H. Win Indin-
apols, june 0, II. l8. July 10 81 "a, septem.
Dor lS. 20 -
St. Paul at home--With Minneapolis. May
Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1895-03-13

Mr.. j. C. Fuller, president of the
.lruIlgr-T.ca NauuiHnturug Company,
now located at Winfield, Nas, was
IN the city Yesterday and praagn-
stIte line. II Is Inc Intention 10 move the
plant from Winfield TO this city imme-
diltely and ~ begin the manufacturing Of
press drills and other farming machinery;
Tho establishment s. large one, ana, VIII
Hfty frat wide and four stories high, for
the manufacturing plant ana other build
lups lu m" Immediate neiEhbqrhood for
Storage purposes, The building Is well slt-
uatrl for the purpose having a switch At
the front so hat cars can be readily loaded.
MIR Fuller hopes 10 have the plhnl IN
nnnrltLyn hE ulTlE anrlmE
Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1895-03-13
Sack OF Copper Wire.

George Simmons, William Baxter and
Scott Truelock were arrested last night on
suspicion Of stealing large quantities Of
arrests were made by Policemen schultz
and Joyce al Eighth and Grand avenue,
The policemen noticed a man going ,utI
a house at that location with q big sack
over his shoulder. They followed and
found that the sack contained copper Wire
The man bearing the sack was George
Simmons. There We're other sacks of sup
posed stolen wire and metal in the house
and this caused the arrest Of william
Baxter and Scott Truelock. the only other
Inmates OF the house. All the Supposed
stolen goods were taken 10 the Central
police station with the suspects.
Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1895-03-13

ST. Louis, March l2,-First Tace-Three-
quarters OF "a mile; selling, M0ntella won
onze, second; Hlshwayman third, Time,
1;2l.
Second race Niue-slXteenths Of a mile ;
selling. Pat Tucker won: Censor, second /;
Parole, third Time, U.j7a,
Third -Flye-righths Of a mile; SELL
ing Equator won; l.OHgIsllOw, second .
Poet, third. Time, 1905.
Fourth race--Three-qua Of a mile 4;
purse. Text won; san Bias, second; Mo-
hcan, third. Time, l;2ols.
Fifth race-ThTee quarters OF "A mile; sell
ing Gladstone won; Cyautha second ;
Boro, third. Time, l:2lii.
Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1895-03-13
A ROW OVER THE COMM WON,
Excitement over the Discussion Of Indi-
,iluai cups at the Lords supper
al baltimore.

Baltimore. March 12-A resolution Of
fcrcd at the Methodist conference to-day
characterized as un-Christian-lkc the use
Of Individual cups at the Lords supper
brought to their feet large portion of the
delegates. Rev. Dr. Richard iiareourt. pas
tor Of Grace church, Baltimore, which re.
Gently adopted individual cups, sald'
would Ike to Know iu what particular lhe
use Of Individual cups conflicts with the
Bible or the Methodist disCipineE
~ think there is no authority for their
use In either the bishop answered, Jesus
christ said cup not cups. Ihat Is my
conviction cipplansc, while all eyes CEN
We'll as to that Dr Hapourt replied,
~ think ! can say there Is Scriptural au-
th9iity i2r tRhs use Of m i9dEi1Hat s,aae [Ghs; ya
W. to the discipline, what is there IN 1t
You can read me discipline" Bishop
nut am waiting for you, as the presi-
dent Of this conference to read IT, Dr.
u decline 10 do IT," the bishop answered,
There was a time" llr. liarS9nrt re-
10 so clean-shavcn, Ike the bishop OF TINS
c0utercHue-Nheu there was no dipping Of
mustache into the cup, with perhaps to-
suffering with the grip after having. left
the handkerchief at home (GroansD / tell
you Nj. President. that from these causes,
from the table OF the Lord and his com,
munion. ! have administered slops "
Grqans followed ani eNciamaQons Of on
aad cries OF stop. But Or. HarCourt con-
tinuel: If thcrs were not so many ladies'
present might give you brethren some
facts; Groans and calls to order) But !
rne bishop called pr. Harcoprt to order
and pr. Harcourt said: "Ccrtainly, bishop.
enoc in this CONGREGATION Of ladies' from
giving further unpleasant facts, which are
aprqpos in run discussion Of this question. "
Finally the matter was laid on the table
ing resolution was unanimously adopted:
N4
Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1895-03-13

Chicago. ILL.,. March 1e-The members Of
tho Western Freight Association met to-
day. The docket was made NJ largely oi
routine matters. and but few OF those
were disposed Of
\ proposition TO- advance the minimum
weight ON carload commodities. now TAX
ing 10000 pounds. was passed temporarily.
rho amount of the advance was not an
uounced but IL is small latf OF ~
cents per lOO In carloads OF scrap TIN from
Kansas city TO St Louis was granted, Hnd
an application for "a rriuctigu ot the rate
on scrap iron between The Missouri river
and Chicago was declined. demand lhat
the western lines deduct thc "haiieht
charge on shipments of bananas cocoa
nuts, etc. from New orleans. was rcluSei
and the meeting adjourned untn to-mor-
row. The most important matter To com"
w Is the question of rates ON lumpere ITO
Wisconsin points. The iumnerhth oi W W.
that the railroads come 70 ihtit fthol
against the strong opposition th'N are
meeting ga the chicago market from lh,
dealers I'm Southern pine; lht NAVY
has been for some time in the hands of the
lumber committee OF the association, ana
IL may hc pHssoi until the latter part oil
Tho nieetIuG The min inbermcn, however,
are worry urgont and are calling Ior I'M
Tomorrow the western Trunk line pms
spnr,r committee viii meet, and the com
mittee appointed to draft rules Tor tmI
government Of the eastern committee Wiii,
present their report The rules Whl'h VIII
be recommended arc practically the same
as those governing the old western I"S-
scnger Association except that all clauses
relating to penalties have been droppea'
The new rules provide for unanimous Ac-
ZION on All matters pertaining to fares.
rates for the transportation of pass engors
and baggage. glasses of tickets cgnmls-
sious and the proportions each road must
receive in divisions. All roads are pro-
hihltol from issuing individual ratio sheets.
Changes in rates can be made ouy ~
OF the chicago lines to-day received motto"
that their supplies of the Thrall mileage
tickets Will cost them considerably less
hereafter. The reduction in prices comes
through the Introduction Of labor saving
,,,nRhfua-t- l,N tyinttlg.
Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1895-03-13
GREAT EXCITEMENT IN THE PIT.
sensational Rise in the Price of wheat
Causes wild Time in Chicago.

CHICAGO. March IA wild time in the
y,bsa. nj, ,rrn,,r,,iol , i,,,,,n io ,,lras of
% -, - - t'H ~, '''''l -, - =. -
ems per pusheh me eAGHei'.eHt sur
paestt anything seen on the board oi
tfale Tor many months, Prices went up
win a rush that took both the breath and
the money away from the unfortunates
caught on the wrong side of the market.
The governments crop report was at the
bottom of the bulge. For thirty days past
the widest range Of speculation among
authorities in the trade as TO the amount
of wheat the reserve would be--that is,
last years crop st!ll on first farmers
hands, Last year at this time it was lli,-
1o0ol bushels, or 2S.S OF the whole For
Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1895-03-13

Washington. March 12.-(Special.) The
Indian office Is advised that Colonel Moses
pointment as Indian agent. The colonel Is
not very particular about what agency gets
his services, but he wants ~ place in the
service, The indications are that Neal Will
get a job; The colonel won distinction by
RayKaE KyKaEbopp pfksd rSsr % t%o SasTs IN sa
expense 10 the yernment of $4,000.
Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1895-03-13

Mexico. Mo, March 12.--(Special0 The
report that smallpox had broken out In
Mexico is without foundation. There Is
not a case within the city limits, and
the city council has largely Increased
the police force that tramps and those
who have been exposed 10 the disease
might be prevented from stopping in the
city. The state board has reported
SMALLPOX at Fulton, which Is near here;
also at Troy Wanett, Sedalla, kennett
Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1895-03-13

Sedaa, Mo-, March u. -CSpecial) H. C.
Rouse, president of the Missouri, Kansas
X Texas railway, and other officials of the
road, arrived here this afternoon via the
Missouri Pacific, and tonight met with
the board of trade for the purpose of con-
ferring with the board of trade In regard
to the extensive Improvement which the
company proposes TO make in this ely this
spring and summer
Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1895-03-13
Bank officials Arrested at Brookdeid.

Brookfield, Mo-, March l2.-rhe officers
of the Bank of Brooktield, which closed its
d0o.s early in January. We're arrested last
night on a state warrant, sworn out by six
Of the depositors of the defunct bank.
They gave bond Immediately and were re-
leased The officers of the bank are John
Ford, cashier: j. Il. Huffaker, presidents
J. W. Huflaker director and l.. W.. Hril-
aker, bookkeeper They are charged with
receiving deposits when they knew the
bank was in failing condition. The pre-
trial is set for Friday.
Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1895-03-13

Last night at the Academy of Music the
regular lecture in the, star course was
ture on the subject, Love, Courtship and
Marriage 1t was sparkling with new
gems of Wit and humor and extraordinarily
the large audience present. The
lecture throughout was fun OF good and
wholesome advice to those who. in the Ian
Euage of Mr.. Miller, were married, about
10 be marr!ed or Wore not married."
Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1895-03-13

Lexington, Mo. March 12.-(Special) J.
,. Shewalter is presiding as special judge
f the c~iminal court now In session here,
n the place of Judge Ryland, who is in
Sew York for treatment for throat af-
ectiou. The grand jury, which is also in
ession, has returned an unusually large
lumber of indictments
Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1895-03-13
Did r,ot Have a quorum.

ST. Louis No., March l2.-The annual
meeting OF the directors of the Wabash
Railroad Company, announced for to-day,
adjourned, owing TO the lack ot a quorum
was merely called TO comply with the
stata lazy