Mexico Missouri message. (Mexico, Audrain County, Mo.) 1899-1918, 1903-08-20
THE NEWS RESUME.


Burglar VINO attacked 1s.year-oId
girl, beaten to death by mob in Berlin.
Twenty-one killed and thirty injured
IN wreck on Grand Trunk at Durand,
Mich.
-Four battalions OF Turkish troops
rOat 1,7OO Bulgarian insurgents near
sorovitch.
Government lands in Missouri have
decreased in acreage over 100000
acres since 1899.
Wallace Eddleman stabbed his faith
or, mother and young wife at Mem
phls, Tenn, Sunday
The Rev. J. H. Hillyard. veteran
minister Of Southern Indiana, died at
Oakland City Sunday.
Report OF Department OF Labor and
Commerce, shows Improvement in in
terror trade conditions.
A. G. Anglemeyer, an old newspa-
per man, committed suicide at Joplin,
No, by shooting himself three times.
Samuel Parks, walking delegate, is
convicted at New York Of assaulting
a plasterer at a meeting Of the union.
A Seattle man is about to complete
a journey around the world in So days,
relying entirely on public convey
ances.
George A. Dewey and James Moon
ey, scientists, deny that they induced
Cheyenne Indians to execute the sun
dance.
Many objects of scientific value are
discovered in ancient caves Of Shasta
County. Cal, by explorers from the
State University.
Deputy Marshal Wiley Haines was
shot and fatally wounded in a running
battle with outlaws near Pawhuska in
the Usage Nation.
The new town of Falls City, nine
miles from Muscogee. was launched
with the sale Of 300 lots. Building
will begin at once.
France was astonished by the cleo.
ton OF Cardinal SartO as Pope. his
name not having been mentioned by
the Paris journals.
King Peter is terrorized by his en-.
tourage, It is asserted, and changes an
appointment to suit the men who kill
ed King Alexander.
A violent earthquake shock was felt
at Lisbon, Spain, and vicinity. A pam
&c and some damage was caused, but
no fatalities resulted.
Tom Horn and Jim McCIOud escap-
ed from the jail at Cheyenne, Wyo.,
after overpowering the jailor, but they
were soon recaptured.
A Democratic convention at Ironton,
o., adopts resolutions demanding that
the death penalty be inflicted in all
Doodle and bribery cases.
Representatives from all South
American countries are to be invited
to the congress on tuberculosis which
is to meet in st. Louis in 1904.
A negro who was one Of the leaders
in the escape from Folsom Peniten.
tiary has been captured, and officers
are close on the trails of other fugl-
tives.
General Miles retired at noon Satur-
day, harassed to the end of his long
military service by Jealous superiors,
who suspected him of political ambl-
tons.
The British Consul at Shanghai re-
fuses his consent to the transfer of
the staff of reform newspaper to Pc
kin, where charges of sedltion have
been preferred.
Promoter Hooley's methods are
again under investigation by the
courts at London, where he has been
living in luxury since his sensational
failure several years ago.
Disturbances in Macedonia are
spreading and authorities at Constan-
tinople are using every means to coun.
teract the aggression of rebels. For.
eign officials there are uneasy, in
spite of assurances.
Sheriff Whitlock of Danville, H..
answers Governor Yates letter con-
corning the riot and lynohing there,
declaring that someone in authority
should always be left at the capital to
act In such emergencies.
The commerce OF the United States
with Russia during the fiscal year just
closed was the largest in the history
Of the nation, The imports were the
largest of any year, and the exports
greater than in any other year except
1888,
The Illinois and Michigan Canal
Commissioners make formal demand
on the State for 5O,OeO of the recent
appropriation by the Legislature, but
the Auditor withholds payment pend
Ing an opinion from the Attorney Gen.
eral.
The Lowe special train over the
Santa Fe completes the run from Chi
cage to Los Angeles in So hours. es-
tablishing a new record Mr.. Loves
Journey from New York to Los An
geies in less than three days also
makes = new record
The Post once Department has Is