The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1900-03-08


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during ,h, rtitnr.bip oT Re-. Charles
NJ. sheldon. The arrangement means
the cNuluitatiou of the most iutrr.hf-
ing nrwsrnprr experiment uf tho nrn-
tury by the progressive British pub
fisher.
The irr,stipntinu ~ rb,ryrs os 10
the uoIygnmots stntus of certain fed.
erul nppointees wus resumed. uu the
3d, by a sub-cummirtcr Of the house
committee on post Hflrcs and post
roads. The inquiry had been closrd,
hut as Representative Lcutl desired lu
have the testimony "i Er'' pr. camp
orI'' ol lAh' IL was determined u" r''
open tue nearing
JUS before the adjournment "i the
Scnni' committee ON elections. on the
"a bo'h prosecution "n" defense Of"
the INVESTIGATION lnt' the 'ic'i''h "l
senator 'lArA' "i Montana announced
thni ihcN hhd conclude" 'hr Pf'"rh''-
non OF th'r testimony. mere '''
h"li'rd seine papers 10 Toe e&'ih'ucd
an" argument were "''ii 10 'e h'uru'
Tn" secretary Of state authorizes a
contradiction Of the printed report
that The state department had secured
the assent OF other powers TO the pro-
visions oi the pcuding canal eonNcn-
ton. No propositions IN relation TO
the subject matter uI TINS convention
ne says hnd n'rn laid before any 9th
er country.
The statement Of the condition OF
the treasury issued on the I'd showed,
Available cash balance, S-v5."22,22'
gold reserve S%d-'''@''so'
In the senate, ON the I'd, MIR. Ross
VnJ spoke In opposition to tn" seat.
ing of MIR. Ouny ~ rrnntur from Penn
sylNania. Mr.. Teller spoke in criticism
OF the conference report upon the cur.
rcncy bill. \ number of private PEN
sion bills were passed. The senate
adjourned early on account of the
death uf Representative Ep,s, of Nir-
ginin... In the house, after the morn
Ing business, Mr.. Hay tNa.) announced
with an expression Of profound sorrow
on The part ui himself aud his assn
ciates, the death OF MI. Fpes. He oI-
fered resolutions ot respect aud SYM
paihy' which were unar imousiy adopt
ed, ami the house, as a. further mark
oi respect ADJOURNED.
rhe funeral Of Mrs. j. &. Schmidlapp
ana her daughter, Emma. victims uf
The recent railroad horror near kau-
sns tity' Mo, was the largest ever
known IN Cincinnati. The casSet OF
isnInH bore the inscription; Don
mimi me; get papa aud mnmna out
hrst.' These werr her last words, ut
tered just before being burned 10
aeath'
Passenger ;rniu No >, fast mail, on
the Chicago, Milwaukee d ~. Paul
coliidei with west-bound freight
shortly after midnight, on the 4th, at
lagley' Ia. No lives were lost Engi'
heef "r"ige heffon Oh 'he inst hali
reversed MS engine ana STUCK to MS
post ui'S' pnon"h saving many ii'es'
I've "as inluFr', '"'ernany'