The state republican. (Jefferson City, Mo.) 1871-1896, 1895-11-21


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The state department has been
informed that Russia proposes to
increase both her gold and silver
coinage.
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y 3irtery ~ at VIZ biuoton said that
Morrison 10 the most svaIable man
tie democrats can nominate for the
presidency.
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a. tho societu uor,a he .ar,,,,,
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wou,d be tt,e snsor;no Gov ,.o,- -,
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About fifteen miles west o. Red
Bud, ills., on the banks Of tire Ms
siss.ppi river, is q natural curiosity,
being no less than a refrigerator
formed by some unexpla ned law Of
nature. A short time ago Farmer
Wallace dug cellar in the shaley
and hr;tt,a In ordar to not n stor.rs
nlace for milk and otber ed;hles
A tar dipo mo- hack a fav faet be
surprised TO find ,avers q, ice be.
,vaar tho ,a,ars of rool and q. q
w.s coo, sida ond u nrom;ssd to
be moro than be exnected in tho
w.v of a refroerator be tnisbad II
nm bv nutt;no in . door IT. erds
bv tr al that evorvtbiro nlocad IN.
side sncb as meats frn;ts or other
perisbable art cles keen nerfectlv
for suy length of time. During the
hottest weather last summer milk
stoI ed in this cellar would make the
teeth ache to drink it. Mr.. @. v.
Kettler SAWS IL ia . wonder and not
at all like a common cellar but p.
yeritable ice boz. made an bv tn.
natural ice formed inside. how. IT is
not known.
The November returns to the de-
partment OF agriculture make the
corn crop the largest in volume OF
record with yield, however, some
what less than that Indicated by the
leturns for October, beng 26.2
bushels per acre. This must be re-
garded as preliminary and no final
Y, cid in the priucipal corn sta.es in
as follows:
New York, s5.e; Penusvlvania
1856: Ohio. 1926: Micbipsn 90 q.
Indiana. 1928: II ino,a. a74. Wis.
copsin. 31.s: Minnesot. a12. low.
85.1: Missouri. "a. Kansas oaa.
Nebraska. 1871.
In the Atlantic st.te. .,oont
tbose about middle l.,;trds 81.
Weld appears 70 bs ,aroa and -, h,,h
, ualitv. In the virgini.s and C.ro
linas some counties in pennsv,von,.
and M.r,land tho ora.ter n.,, -,
the great Lake and ob,o nol,.,.
Ca,;forn,. and Naw M.x,oo r.no.,.
are conf,ictinu owing to tha disa,.n,
action of the uniya,s., dror,h M,
different soi,.. ricb bottom I.rd.
giving an abundant WELD wbia mn.
'apd and CLAW r.. ...Ls.ra uarv sh,u,
The situation at Coistantinople
could hardly be more critical,
Anarchy reigns, apparently, through
out all the Asiatic provinces.
Turkish finances are at the lowest
ebb, one ministry has gone out and
another has come in without any
real change of policy; a conspiracy
to dethrone the sultan and put his
brother in his p ace has been dis
covered; outrages of the most brutal
character are reported from all