The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1902-06-26

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LATER NEWS
IN the senate, on the Goth. no bust
ness uf Importance was transacted 10
open session. except To- agree ga o.
conference report finally dispoaiug OF
the military academy appropriation
hin. Soon after disrn-mr uf routine
business the senate went into cNccu-
tive session. and. ai $3.50 y. m, adj
iournrd uutil the g.l....lu the house
debate on the Philippine civil gov
crnmcut bin continued during day
and evening sessions Several speeches
were made. Go an uf which close at
teution was given. Tho jsthmian ca
mai bill was sent to conference after
the senate amendment had been non
cuucurred in. The house reiterated
the position 10 had taken on the army
appropriation bin by ignoring the ace
iion OF the rrnntc md boz sending the
bill back 90 the senate after voting
90 adhere 90 its disagreement To- the
Ernatc'a Objectionable army post
amendments.
Capt {. T. Tyler. formerly
wealthy resident uf ~t Louis, died at
Colorado Spring. Cot, 0u thr goth.
Before the war hr had control Of
feet Of river steamer. and was wcll
known TO river passengers during
those days lie was the inventor ui
the roll top desk. and realized a
large fortune from his patent.
Charles D. Warner, son Of Mai. VIII.
lam Warner, United States district
attorney and past grand commander
q. 4 r.. was found dead IN q room
ing house in Kansas City Mo-, on the
goth On the dresser were three
empty bottles that had contained
morphine Warner had been drink.
ing.
Mr. Carnegie 100 declining. recently,
to become president OF some schools
nt shiplcy, England wrote. "My
work lies on the other side ~ the ~.
lautir. ! am here for recreation. Re-
quests 90 assume official duties un
this side are So numerous that have
20 make It rule 10 decline"
The republican senatorial confer
rncc in Washington, on the goth, adj
journed subject 20 the call Of seuatur
Allison the chairman. No Cunclu.
sion was reached on the Cuban reel.
procity proposition, the time Of the
conference being devoted entirely to
discussion.
Three members 81 the interstate
commerce commission, James d. Noo.
mans, cx-Gpv. Fifcr and Charles s.
Prouty. were IN session In Leadyille,
Col, on the Goth, taking evidence ON
freight rates.
The senate was not in session on
the 2ist....in the house Mr. Brown.
low lTennD introduced % joint rrs"-
luton providing for survey nf the
isthmus Of Daricn for the ascertain
mcut Of is availability for an inter.
oceanic canal. \ feature Of the de-.
bate On the Philippine civil govern
ment bill was a speech IN defense of
the army by Mr.. Mcclellan tiem.. y.
", q son Of the civil war general.
There may have been instances of
cruelty in the Philippines" he said,
but there should BE- no differences
among Americans about upholding
our soldiers while they are under fire.
The army is not. never has been and
never will be the asset q one pnliticNl
party"
At jefferson, Ia. un the 2i~t. Mar
shal Swearingen attempted tp arrest
Horace Shipmnn for breach ~ the
peace. Shipman shot The marshal
dead Sheriff Anderson and posse
surrounded shipman's house, and. af'
ter battle, in which fully 500 shots
were exchanged, shipman WAS killed.
4 passenger train on the Sioux City
branch of the Chicago. st. Paul, Min.
nrapolis & Omaha railroad jumped
the track near Eastcn. H., early On
the morning NJ the Esd. Two train
men were killed, Ave others seFious-
~ hurt, aHd number of passengers
received minor injuries.
81 do not Threaten: act This
war the reply made by the president,
ON the 2ist. to scBator. who asked
II il were true that the president had
threatened 80 ci.ll an extra session
Of congress II the Cuban reciprocity
bill was not disposed Of before adj
iournmsnt.
In . fight between eight cowboys
and Bud" Ice and an old Indian
fighter, near Tncumssrt. y. NJ, five
of the cowboys were killed. i.ec and
the Indian fighter escaped. They bad
attempted Go drive Lees s:.=ek away
from a spring.
Mother" Jones, well known to Ia.
bor organizations, was arrested at
W. Va. with several Unit
ed Mine Workers, under an injunc-
tion ise.led by Judge jackson, Of the
circuit court. They wcFe Jailed.
Az , q. m. of che 23d the ST. James
hotel az Daiias. Tex, collapsed. One
dend and three injured we're taken
from fhs rains In a few minutes. and
about twenty remained
snos fell. en- the 2ixt, IN various
nreff0uN of the nuDer peninAnia of