The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1902-03-27

Fish huufr rul'WrN n"rr Nu-rarrth.
rorturaI and ~ men were drowned.
LATEH NEWS.
In the Fcuntc. on ilr "l.t. the hill
a. replace thc war revenue taxes was
passed without division and after
only one short speech had been made.
The bin tu provide inr tho protection
uf the president, after being under
discussion the greater portion af the
day. was passed by vote ~ - 20
o.. al amendments having been re-
irctcd. the house the river and
hurbor bin, which had been under
discussion for % week. was passed,
the amount ~ the appropriation be-
senate gGu.G .gGj, including author
izatiuu-.
The government h'll arranging for
pr b,i-iuuil consular and CONE
mrrrial relations hrtwcru Austria
Hungary and MrNicn wns agreed up
on iu the upper huu-r ~ the r"icha-
rath. on tho gl-t ~" hiil bad 1l-
ready passed the lower huU.r IN
Ausr". Hungarian minister q" NrN-
Co was appointed last June. niplo-
matte relations between Auuria.liuu-
gary and MrNiru hnd been interrupt
ed since 1867. the year Emperor MaN,.
miliau was hot
The Culugnr t,ayrita .aEs Tint !
furryulumr autobiography 81 Rich.
ard Wagner. beginning in 1905. has
hrcu Vrnai'l, printed ut Basel md
Hay RUTH. Thirteen 4r's of th' work
have been ISSUED brfnrn general pub
Hraiiuu. supposedly for the crit-
cisms Of iudicious friends.
Letters received from Pert au-
Prince. lIayti. say that "thc whole
country Is disturbed owing I, the
bad political situation. The govern
mrut is making numerous arrests iu
-r,rrH quarters principally IarmrL
WHORE II {. feared revolutionary
outbreak iu imminent
5 r"n"rnl heavy rain fen in Kansas.
on the night of the 10Th ana In many
place. continued throughout the next
dny. The fall was especially heavy
In The wheat belt. aud 10 is believed
came iu time iu save the crop from
injury from drought 7ud high wind
The board of library trustrr ~
Beatrice. Ncb.. on the 2ist. rcryn ed
an uYrr from hudrcw Carnegie 10
give gO,OOp for library building
there. on condition that the city fur
ui<h site and agree &" supply 81
ono year for maintenance,
IN oil gusher was brought in NJ
Chauutr, kus.. IN the 2tst. aud threw
oil q hundred feet. The drillcrs were
unable to control the flow.
President Trlaya ~ Nicaragua has
accepted an imitation from the pres
idcui of Costa Rica, Senior lglcsias to
visit Limun. Costa Rica, IN order TO
confer ON matters pertaining To the
proposed Nicaragua canal. The ac-
cepinnec ~ this invitation is cou-
tingcnt upon the passage lay the
nitcd States senate ~ the Mica
ragua canal bill. The date Of the
proposed visit has not yet been de-
cidcd upon.
Seth g. AxtcIl professor ~ Greek
In Kalamazoo college for the past ~
years. died at kalnmazou, Mich, nn
the 23d, from grip, aged on years.
/ Prof Axtcll, who was q graduate ~
brown university, from which he
held the degree Of NJ. A., was prcsi-
dent of Leland university at New
Orleans from 1878 to 1859, and prrSi-
dent of Central college ut Pella, In,
in 1889 and $500.
During q quarrel at the supper ta-
ble. on the g3d. Liberty Kcmpf, n
well-known business man. Of WASH
inRton, Ind. bruiRlly chokcd his wife.
The woman managed to get regol-
yer and fired five shots at her hus-
band. one bullet penetrating the
brain. lie died within few mo-
ments.
0ie of the strangcst cases In the
medical history Of LaCrosse, Wis, ter
minated, ON the 23d, In the death nf
| Mrs. Frank Nichmann- who had been
| in trance for seven days. During
that time she had taken no food ~
water, aud was apparently dead. Her
case ba filed the physicians.
The funeral of Judge Noah Davis
was held. On the 21d, from the Pres
byterian church In Albion, y. y. The
services were conducted by Rev! F.
W. Lewis. assisted by Rev. +. s. Dun
ham. of the Episcopal church. The
burial was at Mount Albion.
DIR. Swecpsnn. one of Knoxville q
richest citizens. died In that city, ON
the s3d, aged "a. He was a Virginian
and owned the Richmond street car
system during the cisii war. Ms &C.
tate il valued at si.00c.0d0.
The election Of Maxine Cork 10 be
an honorary member Of the academy
of sciences, has been annuiled. Cork
has been summoned to appear before
a tribunal to answer for political Of
.euses.
l N. koIuman de Tisxa. es-Hansarian
pTime minister and leader Of the lib
sseI party. died st B.,da-Pesth co tho
'ssd. He was born In 1850.