The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1900-10-11
LATER NEWS,

the luig Ttul ut AkrOU. ~. tfpuT'rN,
un the ith. returning 60 true bills and
indicting IS men and boys. One ~
these il Councilman George l,rud'
and another IL 4. i. Halter, a promi-
nrnt person. The city officials wrr"
censured for allowing the mob 10 ns.
semble, and Cor not dispcrsing it early
Ia the evening
John 4. Glover. OF New Richmond.
Wis, and John \. Iiumhrd, 81 st.
Paul, Mimi, have purchased of Fred
X. Wcycrhuuscr. 5O.ooo acres of stump
age. located along the hcndwnters ~
the Clearwater. The tract contains
500, ,oDn,0O0 feet - high grad" white
pine. and over one thousand million
feet of white nud red cedar 6r. ytr.
Herr liriukmapn. who WIS inaugu.
rated as Second burgomastrr of the
city Of liCrliu, on the jth. cam, out
strongly IN his inaugural address in
favor of municipal on nrrship Of trans
portatinn facilities, better dwellings
for the poor and various social re-
forms.
At the Mincra Fair, ~ miles east of
Canton, o., on the 9Th, Sid Scott and
Nicol, owned by G. :. Mcmahon. Of
Garfield. broke the worlds record for
n pacing team on half.mile track,
doing It in 2:i3. The former record
was i1M.
From its correspondent ~ Shang-
tFH .
ccived dispatch, on the ith, saying
that Count Won Waltlrrser had begun
systematically 10 clear the country
between Ticn Tsin and rcl,in of Box-
ers
An accredited representative of an
English syndicate, ON the 5th, con
trartrd for 10000 tons Of Alabama
coal to lie delivered ut some point on
the gulf Of Mexico. the deliveries to
extend over n period Of two years.
A dispatch from 50. Petersburg
Fays: The Russian government an
scnts 10 the proposals in Count Won
EIclow's note Of October 1. NJ. DE
Giers tthc Russian minister at PrkinD
has been instructed IN that sense"
The statement of the treasury hal
anccs in the general fund. exclusive
Of the SljO,OOO.O0O gold reserve In the
division or redemption, issued on the
5th, showed: Available cash balance.
sl35, ,45s,059; gold. SsI,S34.05i.
The officials of Dawson City. acting
upon instructions from the admins
tration at Ottawa, have decided that
and kindred evils must be
closed down at once.
According 20 the report of the su-
perintendent of the Hot springs res
ervation IN Arkansas, there were 50,-
600 visitors to the reservation during
the season. The income 90 the gov
ernment from water and ground rents
amounted 20 sis,670. while the fixed
charges were only about fourteen
thousand dollars, leaving fair bal
ance, which. in accordance with the
liberal policy Of the government, was
for improvements on differ
ent portions of the reservation.
The cash contributions by the citi-
zenS of Philadelphia To the relief fund
OF tho Texas food sufFererA, on the
7ih, exceeded si00.o00, and u consider
able further increase was locked for
within the next few days. This was
exclusive of numerous trainloads of
proviuions, clothing, drugs aud other
articles. and In addition 10 the con-
raised by the Red Cross So
cie,y In that city.
Mrs. Alexander Davis, OF st. Joseph, |
Mo-, dreamed that her husband had |
died, and when he awoke, on the
of the 7th, she told him Of |
her dream. lie heard the story
through, and then fell from the side
Of tn. bed. where he was sitting, 10
The floor, dead. The coroner'S jury
decided that death was due 10 heart
disease.
Capt. Frank West, OF the Sixth cav
ilry. acting superintendent OF the Sc
,uoia and General Grant national
ps rlsN, in California, has submitted
,is annual report 20 the secretary of
he interior. He makes 4 stroug plea
'or the protection b. the government
,f the giant sequoia trees contained
n the reservation.
A meteorological examination In the
ase of seaman 0arHett, who arrived
Il New Castle. September is, on
'esssl from the Rio de Ia Plata. and
vent 10 Handaf, Wales. where he
lied, on the &th. eupposediy of fever.
howed Enthusiastically that the disease
.Rs the bubonie plague.
The special commissioners appoint
d by the governments OF Nicaragua
nd Honduras 20 ax the boundary be-
ween the tive sfatsH. matter long I'm
ispats. have concluded their work
mieauiy. the result heing satisfae-
cry so both governments.
A pension plan for old employees. |.
|1uilxx 10 the one adopted iaai 1anu-
~ BY tbe peanfvIvansa road c#st OF
'tstsbaseh. VIII 40 into effect on the
snHxsisnnia linss west VI Pittsburvh
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