Marion County Herald from Palmyra, Missouri • Page 2

THE BOSTON SMASH. MISSOURI STATE NEWS Ancient Order rolled Workmen SscRBTAiir Blain called at tho executive mansion at S63 p. m. oji the 29th. Secretary Tracy was theti tent gtorion County Jurat! CURRENT TOPICS.

TIE HEWS IN BRIEF. The Missouri srrand lodge, select for, and at 8 p. m. the president ai M. r.

DItUMMOND, Publisher. knights, Ancient Order of United Works men, met at Nevada and elected officers two secretaries were in consul over dispatches received from Chi PERSONAL AND GENERAL. PALMYRA. MliSSOUE. as follows: AsrE.v, is in a turmoil ovo W.

O. Richardson, St Louis, paet Bran Tub sultan is hastening preparations disappearance of George R. Fi commander; J. 8. Sterrett, St.

Joseph, Brand for the effective fortification of tho Thk newly-adopted small-bore rifle re-elected; W. M. Maxwell, promiuent druggist and county com missionor. Investigation into his nf Trenton, if rand vice-commander: O. J.

Mil was Introduced into actual use In the Uosphorus and the Dardanelles. Thomas Dkkofmngek, defaultin FROM JEFF CITY. The Governor' Appoints Delegates to the Farmers' Congress, sod to 'the Southern Hoad Congress at Atlanta, Ja J. W. O'Shea Kenppoluted drain Inspector.

The eleventh annual session of the National Farmers' Congress of the United States will convene at Sedalia, November 10. It is composed of two delegates and alternates at large from each state, and one delegate and alternate from congressional district Gov. Francis has appointed the following delegates and alternates to represent the state in the congress: AT LARGE. W. Pope Teaman, Columbia; U.

Y. Mo-Clennon, Lexington. Altemntes-True Hlckbx, Boonvlllcj M. A. Fawt-ett, "prlngfleld.

DI8TH1CT DELEGATES. fairs shows that he has gulled th4 Italian army on the 2d. Novada, lieutenant-eoinmnnder; 4. H. shields, llnnnlbul, grand reoorder: RU-liard treasurer of the Pittsburgh (Pa.) school board, was arrested in Omaha, Sons Cold Facts Wrought Out by the failure or the Maverick.

National Baa HostonA Lire Offered l'p for Friendship some Queer lluslneas Transactions that Appear te Have Mad an Insatiable Haw. Nor. 8. The following is printed by the Boston News bureau: The friends of Irving A. Evans declare that he offered up his life as a tribute to friendship.

He was worth $800,000 one year afo, and gave all this and mere to -save bis friends. Checks were kited by hlin between New York and Boston and he had enormous arbitrage transactions in both exchanges to make clearings between the two cities, and assist Maverick bank to meet one draft with another. When this strain could, no longer be borne, he overdrew hs account at tho' bank to make his own clients individually Haddock, Ucionvllle. grand treasurer: W. iihevertun.

Klcli Hill, grand standard bearer; Austria has decided upon an import Ho to the tune of several thousand do! lars, while the whojesale dealers In hi line are yet to hear from. Intense excitement has been occa on the 27th. as ho was stepping from a tax of eighty kreutzers per kilo upon Jlen I). Llllard, Van Buren, grand senior saccharine, beginning January 1. workman Daviu hessei, aioueny, grana iniilnr workman: James Riild, St, l.ouls, Hock Island train.

He at first gave his name as Henry V. Jones, but afterwards acknowledged his identity. His sioned in Bridgeport, by a rnmor i grand guard. M. McKellop, ltockport; Frank The fiftieth birthday onniversary of kiini, wuuimmo jumuuiuK "i i'ursons, St.

Louis, and W. B. Halyard, Jop of the jail has been going on for sev the prince of Wales falls on November 9, and preparations are being made to mi aunremo representatives. shortage is SV5.000. Col.

Hewitt, the last surviving offr Grand Treasurer W. B. Halyard, who cer who took part in the battle of have it royally celebrated. 1 has been grand treasurer since 1880, Waterloo, died in London on the 27th, During the week ended October 80 eral weeks. Steps have been taken to institute an investigation.

The adjutant-general has decided that every military college receiving arms and ammunition from the national government for the purpose of instruc declined re-election, and a resolution was adopted conferring upon him the The twenty-fifth annual convention First, 0. it. Campbell, Kdlna; Second, A. of the American Institute of Architec Alexander, I'urla; Third. J.

C. Kvans, degree of past commander. A parade the pension bureau issued 7,403 pension certificates of all classes, the average first payment on each amounting to iinriein: Fourth. M. W.

Harmed. Mary ture met In Boston on the 28th. A took Dlace and was witnessed by thou ville; Fifth, O. W. Haller.

Independence; paper on "Architecture and the United sands of oeoDle. The prize drill took tion, and to which an officer oi the emu, siarion Hnnrka. Marshall: Seventh, $121. States Government," by J. H.

Windrim, C. K. Foley. Bowling Ureen: Elirhth. Charles United States army has been detailed nlace on the public square.

The con ex-supervising architect of tho treasury uasue, lorissant, St. 1mm county; Ninth, An epidemic of typhoid fever, result as professor oi military tactics, must display the national flag on all occa itoiin wells, St. Louis- Tenth, John O. test was entered by St. Joseph, Pleasant Hill, Sedalia, Rich Hill and Nevada winns.

The first nrize. 8200, was ing from the bad water supply, pre department, was read This was followed bv a paper by Frederick Bau- rrnnols, Normandy. 8L Louis countv: vails in the Rhode Island state prison, Eleventh, Geo. B. Cooper, Fredonla, Osage sions when, under army regulations, the use of a flag is called for.

I mann, of Chicago, read by the secre- Up to the 28th but one death had been county; Twelfth. W. Ilrouaairh. Lewis. awarded to St Joseph legion; second prize, $150, to Nevada legion; third tary, on "The Sanitary Protection of Henry county; Thirteenth, Sampson Bass, The Austrian government has re reported.

Kesiuenccs. nr ze. S100. to K1CH Mill legion, uuu npruiguuiu; rourteoiitu, w. U.

Uauo, Aluea, Howell county. solved to comply with the request of the United States and to remove the Eioiit workmen were suffocated by TnE treasury department is informed fourth prize, $50, to Sedalia legion. The Alternates-First. Peter a Ilerry. of Glen gas in the cellar of a new building at wood; Second, Newton Long.

Meudcn, Cbnrl receipts during the past term were as that the government of cnezuela has restored, from October 20, the import restrictions on the importation of pickled pork and bacon, but will retain Mackeysch, near Ostran, Moravia, on ton county Third, A. Gordon, Sandals, Kay follows: Beneficiary receipts, wn.ia the 28th. duties on corn, rice, beans and peas, comity; Fourth, John Taggart, Bethany; them on lard 1 he government 18 in' It was reported in-Rome. on the 28th, per capita tux, $7,070. supplies, $1, 630.82: total, $8,854.57.

Since Octobei which were suspended on April 20. fluenced by the fait that a similar con Fifth, K. T. Freyor, Klngvlllo; Sixth, J. R.

Wilde, Lamonte; Seventh, James McClol- 1, 1889, twenty-one assessments have that the pope would soon take decisive action on the question of leaving Rome and the alternative question of making cession was grnnted by Germany. The assent of the Hungarian cabinet is still Late advices from Honolulu by the been issued and twenty-four death land, Troy: Eighth, John Watrlng, Feru Ridge, St. Louis county; Ninth, Juuies A. Gregory, Thirty-fourth and Morgan streets, St. Louis; Tenth, J.

A. Tuttlo. Vinoland. Jef steamer Alameda state that Queen wanting, but will doubtless be ob modus Vivendi with Italy. Indica Liliuokaluni is in her usual good health square, destroyed all evidence implicating any other parties and, declining to return to the city to effect a settlement upon his own account at the bank, ho put himself out of the world to save Mr.

Potter und tho bank. His dying words to his wife were: "Don't blame me." When his body was cold, his hand was found bare of the handsome gold ring, which he had worn for a long time, a gift from Mr. Potter. He had taken it off tho day previous to his death and throwing it carelessly in his hand, remarked to his aunt: "This means nothing to me now, for I have no longer any friends." Dpon Mr. Evans' books are five joint accounts.

Joint account No. 2, is what Mr. Evans termed to his associates and confidential friends "the big account." It is this account that is 8600,000 under water. There is no evidence of one living man, we believe, that shows Mr. Potter was the partner upon this joint account.

It has been assumed by the bookkeeper and Mr. Evans' partners that this account belonged to Mr. Evans and Mr. Potter jointly, but Mr. Potter's name is not upon the books, and Mr.

Evans in his last letters explained it explicitly. To different persons within a year Mr. Evans has said that Mr. Potter had no joint account losses and one disability claim have been Daid. airfirrejratinjr The tained.

tions pointed to the latter course, the I A report from Briceville, on and that she may be seen out ruling any pleasant day. either in her carriage orand leuion will meet at Warrens- ferson county; Eleventh, A. A. Fleet, Salem; Twelfth, W. ill.

Uariiish, It.iyner. Cass county; Thirteenth, M. R. Dugroffo, Pinevllle, McDonald county Fourteenth. V.

W. Pope Imminence, Shannon county. biirg on the fourth Tuesday in October, pope's dislike for Italy having received a strong counter-irritant in the action taken by France ngainst Monsigneur the morning of the 31st stated thai 3,000 armed miners surrounded the or on horseback. stockades of the Tennessee Mining Co. 1893.

Missouri Y. 1. C. Gouthe-Soulard, the archbishop of Aix. The experiments made by the United States fish commissioner in 1889 and at Briceville and of the Knoxville Iron Almost the last official work of Lord Co.

at Coal Creek and the con Itoad and Mining Delegates. The governor appointed the follow The fourth annual convention of the Mayor Savery of London was laying, victs, 320 in number, loose. The stock 1890 with trout in the wutersof the Yellowstone national park have proved successful, the result being entirely on the sstn, the corner stone ot a ades are said to have been burned. Missouri Y. M.

C. A. was held at Hannibal. A gratifying showing of progress was made. French Protestant church.

As the lord ing delegates to represent Missouri at the Southern Road congress at Atlanta, October 29, for the purpose of satisfactory to the commissioner. mayor is descended from a Huguenot, the, act was spoken of as especially be Annie Walden, a stylishly-dressed woman of 27, created a sensation in front of the Metropolitan opera house arousing a sentiment throughout the Tho new organizations of the year were Chilllcothe, Mnryvlllc. North Springfield, Hon. Tiios. li.

Keki, of Maine, was fitting him. west and south infavorof better wagon l.ouls South Side Gorman branch, Jop in New York, on the night of the SOth, lliooo, on the island of Hondo, has roads: lln, Marshall, Missouri military academy, been ulmost entirely destroyed by Northwest normal school. Chilllcothe nor A. F. Sawyer, Independence; Judgo A.

G. mal school mid Clinton ucadomy, St. Louis earthquake. At Oskakn, a city of 350, by shooting and fatally wounding hei husband, James Walden, aged 20, to whom she was married two months previous, and whom she charged with South Sido German branch, Joplln and 000 inhabitants, H00 persons are known to have been killed and thousands of Mill-shall secretarial points. The South Williams, Blue Springs: Thomas Dufflald, Lee's Summit; A.

M. Allen, Kansas City; M. Doherty, Sedulia; IS G. Cassidy, Sedalia; J. W.

Wiiming, Slater; A. P. Due (worth. Salem: Dr. H.

DeGraw, Brookfleld: E. T. Side German branch started with 151 cruelty and neglect to support her prop and no transactions with him. buildings destroyed. members, and under the leadership ot Sec erly.

The new Dmted States cruiser De unable to more than partially fulfill his appointment at the republican mass meeting in Akron, on the night of the 30th. After speaking a few minutes he was taken to the Empire house, quite ilL The steamship Moselle, carrying the Costa Kica mail, is a total wreck near Colon. Her cargo is known to have been lost, and it is feared that the crew have met with the same fate. Nothing has been found of the mails. Unprecedented storms have prevailed off Mr.

Potter has been paid about retary Hugo von Unpen within three months Webb, Webb City; W. A. Duugherty, Oar-tervllle; N. H. Fulkerson, Columbus; J.

E. Robinson, Kuobknoster; M. M. Car troit 2,000 tons displacement, was successfully launched, in the presence of 000 as profits of joint speculation with Mr. Evans, but Mr.

Potter declares The consensus of opinion from all quarters, both foreign and domestic, seems to be that Chili will madly court outgrew rented quarters, ana entereu upon acnnv.ss for a building. Eight thousand dollars was soon secured, and a magnificent ter, Jacksonville; J. N. Southern, In an immense crowd, at Baltimore, that he has received no checks from flfi'OO building was purchased and a gym dependence; W. P.

Gibson, Ousley; G. conflict with the United States rathei on the 28th. McMurtry, Salem; C. F. Boober, Mayor Horn, of Lorgan, Prussian liasium udded.

This gives St. Louis the first building tor German young men. Thirty-six associations report Savannah; W. H. Terrell, Maoon City; J.

A than give way one iota from her arrogant attitude in regard to the recent at Wilson, Lanoaster; William Miles, Atlanta Saxon has been sentenced to six 2(13 members; thirty exponded (63,407 L. J. Hammer, Miami; C. R. Chiim, Webb months' imprisonment for embezzle' Colon.

lust year: nine own buildings and City; 8. L.Gibson,I)rowning; ment real estate valued at (450,150. Twenty- Knox City; W. E. Hoffmnn, The czar has directed that a full It is now positively known that the Scott, Lookout; JuuiesE.

Glass, Sedalia two report au average dally attendance In tho rooms of 1.421; 85 report an average statement be submitted to him of all John Lynch, Moberly; James M. Gow, Lib cruiser Newark is booked for Chilian weekly attendance at gospel meetings of erty; Stephen MeComas, Platto City; J. waters. There have also been develop the arrears of taxation due by the famine-stricken provinces. It is believed O'ltear, Slater; Thomas Bryant, Palmyra; 1.650; 20 report average attendance at Bible classes of 277; report 2S7 young men seek- N.

Snell, Jefferson City; J. N. Taylor, ments which indicate that the Philadelphia and Atlanta will also leave for ng religious counsel, and 212 additions to tack upon American men-of-warsraen in Valparaiso, The first blizzard of the season made its advent in North Dakota on the 30th. There was a heavy fall of snow, accompanied by a furious gale. The blizzard extended into Minnesota.

Latest reports in connection with the burning of the steamers Oliver Bierne at Millikin's Bend, place the loss of life at seventeen. The steamer Maine, which wiU ply between New York and Providence, R. on the Stonington line, was that the czar intends to remit all the arrears due by such provinces, and also Steelville; J. A. Dunn, Gallatin; W.

H. Shcl-ton, Kennett; J. 8. Goodin, Charleston the churches; secretaries, 5 5. Tho report Chili as soon as practicable.

his will make seven vessels for the Chilian grant them a diminution of taxation from the colored brunch was well received, Helton, Hannibal; J. S. MeCleary. Mont showing that the colored young men are not gomery City; B. G.

Bowlen, Versailles; 8. II for several years. service. to be far exceled by their white brethren. Steele.

Gayoso; A. P. Co uch, Alton Nicholas Patrick McDERMOTT.the McCarthyite candidate, has been elected to the seat Krlll, Neosho; W. R. Wilkinson, Perryvllle.

The returned special immigration commissioners who were sent to inves Mrs. Senator CockrelL St. Louis society has been enjoying a in the house of commons for North To the Mining Congress. Kilkenny made vacant by the recent tigate European emigration, say that round of light entertainments, and many The governor has also nppointed the launched at Wilmington, oq the 81st following delegates to the mining con Mr. Evans for eighteen months, nor has he, during this time, had any personal account with Mr.

Evans. All of Mr. Evans' great speculations during that period have, however, been conducted in the name of this joint account, and it is declared by some people that the Maverick bank surplus was in reality the partner on this joint account. It was understood by Mr. Evans' family, previous to his suicide, that Mr.

Evans was insolvent, and that he owed the Maverick bank $800,000 and had up nominal collateral, and it was a settlement with the bank that his brother had arranged the day before the fatal act It was represented to the bank that the house was only under water, and if the bank would take the collateral, Mr. Evans' father and brother would make the amount good to the house and liquidate the creditors on the basis of 100 cents on the dollar. This settlement was executed a few days after Mr. Evans' death, and the bank directors voted to release Evans Co. from all liability.

It is probable that the directors did not know the amount of the liability they were writing off. As the collaterals were worth but little more than $100,000, the loss taken by the bank upon this account is about $600,000, but if the bank was otherwise good, this death of Sir John Pope Hennessy. Mr. McDeriuott, who accepted the nomination after it had been declined by Mr. of these have been given in honor of Mrs.

CockrelL wife of Senator Qockrell. Mrs. Cockrell has been the guest of her gress, to be. held in Denver, No At the close of business, oh the Bisk vember 18 to 20: Davitt, was elected without opposi the treasury department had redeemed Chas. Clark, St.

Louis; Frank H. Webb, tion. Steelville; Ben Sanford, MineLuMotte; S. O. $20,903,200 four-and-a-half per Mat.

bonds, leaving outstanding Most of the business portion of the sister, Mrs. John C. Wilkinson, and her brother, Dr. Chas. wing.

It is said that with all her social cares, Mrs. Cockrell is a devoted wife and mother. Henderson. Joplln J. C.

McGraw, Lexlng town of Franklin, the county seat of The influenza is spreading throughout Berlin with such rapidity and se ton John Perry, Kansas City K. H. Limey, St. Louis; E. B.

Pnrsons. Bonne Terre; Louis Fnsz, St. Louis; VV. R. Taylor, Farmlngton; her household, her husband and her verity as to cause serious alarm.

Williamson county, was destroyed by fire on the 29th. Loss, insurance, unknown. A dispatch received in Paris, on the P. Coleman, Rich Hill; J. 11.

Holmes children suffering no neglect at her hands. 'Of the latter she has several, Fifteen miners were buried by the Seneca, and W. S. Watson, Bevier. collapse of a coal pit at Dombrowlca, 20th, announced the total wreck of the Poland, on the Slst Inspector O'Shea He-Eleoted.

There was a brief session of the state steamer Isthmus of Panama near The epidemic of influenza which has board of railway and warehouse com Colon. Passengers, officers and crew were all saved. been raging in Moldavia, ranging from a daughter almost grown to a little one of 4 years. Her years and cares sit lightly upon her and she looks very little older than she did ten years ago, dresses in exquisite taste and has just as much brightness and suavity as of yore. missioners the other morning.

It was executive in character, and Mr. J. W. The senate of Cambridge (England) reached Bucharest, where it is accompanied by a peculiar skin eruption. 'Shea, chief inspector of the state university has, by a vote of 525 to 185, rejected the proposition to dispense LATE NEWS ITEMS.

with the study of Greek. A statue of Gen. Wm. Carter Wick- A. rustic on his way home from grain department, was re-elected to that position for a period of four years from November 1891.

The meeting was held on motion of Commissioner Hennessy. Commissioner Breathitt loss should only have reduced the surplus by 50 per cent Bethany Industrial College. A syndicate of prominent business men has been organized at Bethany and purchased 350 acres of land adjoin ham, a general in the confederate army, was unveiled in Richmond, on the 29th. Mr. Potter says at the time of the Oconto, on the 1st, saw three men removing the spikes and fish-plates holding one of the rails on the Chicago Northwestern Hurrying ing tae city, and will proceed at once A strong feeling in favor of inde settlement he was offered a release for any personal liability he might have with Evans and he declined be to erect an industrial college, the first one in northern Missouri.

Veazy Price, pendence is growing in the province of Quebec, and it is said that at least two-thirds of the people are favorable to it. back, he signaled an approaching passenger train, and the engineer succeeded in stopping the engine just as a wealthy and respected citizen, has donated $15,000. The syndicate has been cause no such liability existed, nor had Mr. Evans any account upon which he was legally or morally responsible. when their report is published it will startle the civilized world.

Of the misery and degradation that exist in Russia they say the half has not been told in this country. The Ottoman government is enforcing the recently-issued decree prohibiting Jewish families from entering Turkey. Two steamers, each having on board eighty families of Russian Jews 6eeking refuge from persecution, were, on the Slst, refused permission to land the exiles at Constantinople. The steamer Oliver Bierne, from St. Louis, was burned at Millikeu's Bend, two miles above Vicksburg, shortly after 3a.rn.on the 29th.

Twelve lives are known to have been lost and more are thought to have perished. The boat was on her way to New Orleans. She had 119 passengers on board. Pbof. H.

Y. Ludehbach, principal of the boys' academy in Philadelphia which bears his name, committed suicide, on the 29th, in one of the rooms at the school, by shooting himself in the head with a revolver. The only reason assigned for the act was temporary aberation caused by overwork. A Swedish journalist named Undgren has arrived at Dunkirk, France from Oothenburg, Sweden, having made the voyage in an open boat the dimensions of which are: Length, 10-feet; width 8 feet. The journalist's only means of propulsion was oars.

He will row to London and then return to Gothenburg. News received from the city of Yezd, Persia, represents the government as determined to exterminate the Babists. The governor of the province of Yezd, who is a grandson of the Shah, has had seven of the sect strangled or beheaded. Numbers of the unfortunate people are languishing in prisons and many of them have fled to the deserts, probably there to die of starvation. The business failures occurring throughout the country during the seven days ended on the 30th.

number, given a bonus of $10,000. A joint stock the front tnick left tho tracks where the rails hod been spread, and thus asked for a postponement of one week, but Messrs. Hennessy and Hickam voted affirmatively upon the motion to elect at once. The election then followed, Messrs. Breathitt and Hennessy voting for Mr.

O'Shea and Mr. Hickman for Mr. George it. Morton, editor of the St Louis Journal of Agriculture. Mr.

O'Shea was appointed assistant chief Inspi ctor when the department was organized, and eleven months ago when the chief Inspector. Jasper Burks, resigned bs was promoted to tile vaeuncy.J Mr. Tobey, a partner of Evans company will be organized. The citizens of the city and Harrison county prevented a terrible wreck and loss of There was a time when such sentiments as are being openly expressed at present would have been met with the cry of traitor. That time is past.

Not only the French press advocates it, but a respectable portion of th3 English press has lately come out in support of it admits that he never sent a statement to Mr. Potter of the account upon life. will respond liberally, and the noble The peasants of the Russian province which he believes Mr. Potter was liable. enterprise will soon be an accomplished fact Thus the campaign of education of Samara are so reduced by starvation Col.

Albert A. Pope said last week and want that many of them are un that he had no evidence that Mr. Pot goes merrily on. Their Sixtieth Wedding Anniversary. The sixtieth wedding anniversary of able to go to the government distributing points for supplies of food.

In one village no less than forty-two have ter was responsible for Mr. Evans' suicide, but he believed it and if the evidence was good the joint account would be collected if it took the roof off of some institution. Asa P. Potter was worth a few years ago. Ihe town of Newberry, on the Evansville Indianapolis road, in Greene county, was almost wholly destroyed by fire on the 29th.

Fourteen buildings were destroyed. The fire started in a saloon, and is said to have been started by a woman whose husband frequented the place. Total loss. perished, and the number of dead in Mr. and Mrs.

Levin Fraenkel was sele-brated in St Louis nt the residence of the whole province will amount to not less than 1,000. The Anti-Trust Law. Secretary of State Lesueur is preparing to inforce the anti-trust law, which was approved last A priL Prosecuting Attorney Clover of St Louis has received instructions from Mr. Lesueur to prosecute all who have failed to comply with the provisions of the law, but prosecution will not be begun for of their son-in-law, Hoffmann. Telegrams and letters of congratulation were received from all parts of the dr steiner, -oi Benin, puonshes a letter from Emin Pasha, in which the Action of the Boston Clearing House insurance only $1,200.

latter mentions his intention of cross Mr. Fraenkel is 82 years old Association. Boston, Nov. 3. At a meeting of the ing to the Cameroons, but makes no Boston national banks at the clearing house the following resolutions were three months, the time allowed by and his venerable wife 79.

They were united in wedlock in Bromburg, Prussia. Death of Judge It. A. Da Bolt. After a lingering illness of cancer stat ne after violation of the law.

The law consists of three enactments, the first of which prohibits the formation and creation ot pools, trusts and combines for the purpose ot regulating or fix lug the price Judge R. A. De Bolt died at his home or limiting the amount or quality of any article to be sold. The secretary of state Is Instructed to furnish the officers of corporations throua-lioiit the state with warning and a blank form of affidavit, which one or more officers must fill out, to the effect that the corporation in Trenton. Grundy county.

Judge De Holt was well known throughout the state In political and odd-feilow circles. He was major of the Forty-fourth Missouri infantry, and was Judge of the Eleventh Judicial circuit from to 1871. In 1877 lie was elected to congress and served one term. In I8D0 tie elected grand representative 1 he Philadelphia grand jury, on the 80th, found three bills of indictment against the five suspended mercantile appraisers of that city. Nicholas P.

Appollonce, city registrar of Boston since 3854, died, on the 30th, aged 75. There was a long meeting of the representatives of the big coal-producing companies in New York, on the 29th, but the only action was to allow an output of 4,000,000 bushels. This is practically unrestricted production, and is believed to be the maximum that the companies can produce. Each company will, during the month, go ahead and mine all the coal that it possibly can. Prices are left unchanged.

While an employe of the Excelsior Slate Co. of Bangor, on the SOth, was tending a gate at the head of the quarry, and while trying to haul in a stone weighing about a ton, a severe wind storm started the derrick, which baa no Interest in any such pool or or the O. O. K. of MIssourLl for the United States 207, and for Canada, 48, or a total of 255; as compared with a total Of 249 for the previous week.

For the corresponding week of last year the figures were 218, representing 190 failures in the United States and 28 in the Dominion of Canada. Sports The deer season in Missouri opens October 1, closes February wild tur key, September 15 to March prairie nnanimously adopted: Itetolml, That it Is the Judgment of the clearing bonso that all ot the banks constituting tile association should at oneo combine to relieve the necessities of tli depositors of the Maverick national bank by making a written agroemeut among themselves to advance money to such deposlto-s upon the security of the assignment of their claims against said Maverick bunk. Jlttolrrd, That a committee of ten representatives of banks be. aflpolnted by the chair who shall have full power to ezocute the foregoing, to arrange, on behalf of the association, all terms and debts In the-premises and to call upon the banks of the association for such sums of money as may be neceasar. provided that tho banks shall contribute In the proportion of their aver- ege loans as reported to the clearing house for the month ot April, 18HU Every bank was represented at the clearing honse when the resolutions concerning the Maverick bank were unanimously adopted.

It was voted, that the Maverick National bank bo expeled from the association. The Maverick Hank's Lasses. Boston. Nov. The Boston News Bureau says- "The losses of the Maverick national bank are estimated at upwards of $3,000,000, which wipes out the reported surplus and andivided.

profits of $1,000,000, the capital of $400,000 and all of the 100 per cent assessment that the shareholders may be called upon to contribute. But as nearly majority mention of the Wadelai. Dr. Steiner declares that there is no room for Emin in the lake region if Wissmann is retained as governor. Mayor Sanderson of San Francisco has called a meeting of prominent politicians of that city to take steps to secure one or both of the national conventions next year.

The railroads promise to make a round trip fare of $50 -from all points east of San Francisco if successful. Chevalier Mott, of Italy, vice-consul at Boston, has been transferred temporarily to take charge of the Italian consulate at New Orleans, vacated by Consul Corte, whose rabid utterances on the New Orleans Mafia affair caused his departure from that city. Tim census office, on the 2d, announced the population of Mississippi by minor civil divisions. The population of the state is given as 1,283,000, against 1,131,597 in 188a Of the seventy-five counties in the state eleven show decreases. Thk Russian imperial nkase prohibiting henceforth the exportation of all cereals except wheat, also interdicts the sending out of the country of potatoes, flour, malt, meal, dough sod baked bread.

Thb receipts 'from customs at the port of New York for the six months ended September SO, 1891. were 8-M) less than for the corresponding six months of IHWL Tn Maverick national bank of Boston, the most prominent Unsocial insti-tutkai in New England, suspended pay ment on the Id. chicken, August 15 to February quail, October 1 to January woodcock, July 1 to January 10; meadow lark, plover, turtle dove, August I to February 1. There is no closed season Dr. ReardoS sailed from Queenstown on the Umbria, on the 1st, for New York, bringing with him a large wreath of ivy and laurel from the grave of PsrnelL This, with violets and shamrock gathered near Cork, are sent by the women of Cork to be exhibited at a Parnell memorial service and afterward presented in due form to Mrs.

Parnell, the mother cf the late IrUh leader. on water fowls of any kind in the state. lias aa.ooo and Tar Guardians. Willie Winters, a St Joseph boy. has combine.

All business corporations come under this act. and many of them have not filed their affidavits with Secretary Lesueur. A violation of this act Is punishable by a fine of 11 00. The second section provides that all foreign corporations, or bodies doing business under the laws of other t4tet. Shall have a public ortlce, pay taxes and fees, and shall transact na other business than that set forth In the filed articles, nor hall they be permitted to hold real estate longer than six years, nor mortgage property In tbls state to tbe disadvantage of creditors.

The penalty for a violation this section is 11,01 Ana Over Centary Old. Mrs. Christina Bordner, of Lewis-ton, IlL. attained the age ot 103 years the other day. Her descendants number 853 persona She was born in Pennsylvania, October 9A.

1789. and was 10 years old when Washington died. She is in geod health. Oldest Feawla AhoUtteaWt. The ninety-first anniversary of the birth of Mrs.

Eunice Ross Davis wss celebrated by that lady at Dedham Massv She as tbe only sai-riving number tae woman's Anti-Slavery Board of Boston and the oldest female aboil- Uonist and two guardians appointed at the same hour in two different counties. There is a lively row. Will Reason St. Lmis. A large wholesale clothing house of struck the man and dashed him headfirst into a pit 75 feet deep, and he was instantly killed.

Chas. a'motorneer on a Minneapolis (Minn.) electric car met death, on the SOth, under the wheels of his own car, which "bucked" or ran backward a few feet, and then started forward, throwing Rardsley over the front of the car, which ran over him. He wss dead when picked up. A cave-ix on the Roanoke Southern railroad near Martinsville, on the 80th, resulted In the killing of two sen and serious injury to three others. CosGREMMAS Octhwajtb is very sick with pneumonia at his home is Col ambus, O.

lie caught a eol4 arbil on the stomp for Got. Csuanbell Galveston, has decided to remove to St Louis, stating that they will en-Joy a larger trade territory. The president of Paraguay has been authorized by law to accept the tion to participate in the World's Columbian exposition and to use from the public funds a sum of money sufficient torn able the nation to make a proper exhibit of ber resources and products. This acceptance eompletes the list of Lsvtia-American republics, all of which fcsve formally their intention io participate in the exposition. of the bank's shares were owned br r-rmm Itolirw-y tmr Jeailaw The post office department has rec President Potter, some of which he had ommended that opt in be made a free pledged with savings banks, etc, it is.

doabtf nl if the fall assessment can bet delivery city. The department will al low four carriers at first collected..