The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1900-08-02


At Managua. Nicaragua, ou tho oTth,
/ President Zeluya presented 10 Gen. T..
J.. Alexander. of savannah, Ga. arbi-
traitor In the boundary dispute be-
| tween Nicaragua and Costa Rica, a
/ gold medal in recognition of his scrv-
icrs in connection with the arbitrS-
iion. The presentation was accom-
( panied hy an expression 81 the hearty
thanks OF the government Of Mica.
rhguu.
At the negro race conference a.
/ Montgomery. Ala, on the 9Th, n pa.
per from Susan ~. Anthony was rend
! by the secretary. She appealed TO the
| conference 10 petition congress for a
/ sixteenth amendment which shall prO-
| hihit the Acknowledgement ~ citizens
on account of sex, aud DECLARED the
condition of ncErn women was not inn
proved 10y emancipation.
\ woman about twcuty FIVE years Oil
walked into tn" 'rrshy hospital
IN New York city. un tho 9th, aud he
fore the attendants could prevent IL Sc
cured and swallowed four ounces Of
rnrbolic nCid. She died in e. minutes
The woman had card containing the
name and address ~ "Ncllic Hiair. $3.50
Caroline street. ST. LouiS"
To avoid Threatened seizure by the
United States authorities for yiolnt.
ing the American treasury regulations
Ia illegally landing freight At Nome,
IN May last, the owners uf the Cana
dun steamer Alpha will keep the ship
out Of American waters. She will hc
put IN the Canadian cuaHtinR trade.
Twelve persons Killed. including ono
woman, and - wounded. including
woman and n girl. some ~ seriously
that death IN possible. IL the casually
lis' Of the troubles In New Orleans
which began with the attempt uf rn-
liccmrn Day and Lamb 20 arrest the
negroes Charles and Pierce
The Central Passenger association
has granted a rate of one fare for the
round trip from nll points in Indiana.
Ohio, Michigan and Illinois, tn the
Bryan notification meeting IN Indian
Hpolis, Tickets will be sold on all
trains on August :, limited for return
10 August o.
The statement of the treasury hal.
Rnces in the general fund exclusive IT
the SijnOOO, 600 gold reserve in the di-
vision of redemption, issued ON the
27th, showed: Available cash haluncr,
sl5i,.S0,7is; gold. S72 ,4O6. .O0i.
eli Il 1.
manufacturers complain Of loss NJ
business, owing TO the Chinese Situa.
lion.
Section one of the Buffalo Iiiii wild
Wes, shows train suffered Il severe
collision near Milwaukee junction,
Mich, shortly before daylight, on the
10Th, resulting In the smashing Of a
show employees sleeping cBr, contain
Ing some 10 sleeping inmates. One II
the latter was killed. and nine others
were sent to hoSpitnls In Detroit, Mich, |
suffering from more or less serious in.
juries.
The transport Hancock smiled from
Sun Francisco, ON the goth, for faku,
China. via Nagnsnki. with four bat
teries of the Third artillery, number
ing AIS men. under command of Capt. |
Charles Humphreys. Maj. Hugh J.
Gallagher, chief commissary Of Maj
Gen. Chaffee's staff, wns among the
lInncock's paItengrrS.
The Chinese legation IN Berlin re-
eeived q message. on the 2oth, from
Sheng. director general Of railways
and ielegraphs. saying that hr had re-
ccived dispatch from Pelin anncunc.
ing that Gen. Tung Fuh siang threat
ers To Kill all the members OF the legn.
tions " the, international forces ad.
vance upon Pekin.
The decree calling the constitutional
In Havana. and providing
for the election of delegates meets with
almost uniyerssr approval at the hands
pf the Cuban press. The element which
always clamored for independence sees
IN the convention the probable oon-
Of the plans of n lifetime.
Kogoro Takahira, the new japanese
10 the United States, arrived
In Chicago, on the Goth, on his way 10
He IL accompanied by
his wife. The japanese consul in Chi
ago and q number tf Japanese resi-
lents Of the city met the new min
ster at the station.
One thousand miners in the Davy
.oai fieids Of West Virginia were, on
he soth, granted ten-per-cent. In
,rease In their wages. The mines
throughout the state arc running at
heir fullest capacity, and are yet un-
lhie 10 keep up with their orders. I,
Lswis Harvie finney, private secrr- |
AIRY 10 Secretary Long. died Ut Warm
springs. Va, on the sJth. lie had been
'rivate secretary so Assistant Secre-
airy soley and to Secretary Herbert.
nd was highly thought OF by naval |
'isiecss and public men. II
The Slcsrsgnan government has re-
uf xidered iis decision not 10 exhibit I
I ths rnn-Ameriean esw sition. end
commissioners win be appointed V !, \
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