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The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1875-05-21

~ T. BRY AN, attorney at law, will practice
NJ. III al the courts of Northwest Missouri.
Special attention given TO business in'thc county
and probate courts. Office oFer Farmers
RanL y
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BRASS BAND TEACHER.
PHYSICIANS.
SOCIETIES.

.>.s,g.s,. + o. .. F.-Sa !annah Ia@ge, No.
>s1eaSash. /. II, Savannah, Mo, Iaocts every
80 2@,-SsffssG=TUE ESDAY EVENING, at Odd
>>siT>S> Fellows Hail. .rorthrGst corner
oithe Public square. Al members Of the orGer
in good standing, visiting the city, are cordially
invited to meet with us.
+. C. M!tTTESOE, y. G.
j. G. HONNOLD, Sec'y. 29s
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Final Settlement.

THO CREDITORS and others interested in the
4 estate of James Alexander, deceased, take
notice that at the jane term THE Probate Court
10r Andrew county, Missouri to be held ut Sa-
rannah, on the 2lst day of June, 1915, l will
make inai settlement II said estate.
PERRY MESSlCk, Admr
Grecncc & King Att'y's. nO:6W4
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-Erecl5tOrS Notice..

NOTICE is hereby gwen hat letters testament
~ tary upon the estate of Jesse Cullison, late
of Andrew county, deceased, have been granted
To the undersigned, +. EnIckerbacker, by the
Probate Court, Of the county OF Andrew, bear
ing date tle I3Ih @a;- Of april, ,SS! Al persons
having claims against SAID estate are required to
exhibit them to me for allowance within one
year after the date of said letters they may
be prccluded from any benefit of such estate and
ii such claims be not exhibited within two years
from the time of the publication of this notice,
they will be forever barred.
=. KNICkEREAiKERf
E-eCuto- UcrCS1e CulliSOn.
May Ith, ISI5-no29-w;
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~ a. WHITAKER, attorney at law and
General Claim Agent, Savannah, Mo SOL
Gicrs' claims against the Government for land
warrants back pay and bousty. widows and
invalid pensions and general collections attended
70 with great care and rromptncss. Also, for
wariling and land agent for the AtchlSon, Topeka
& santa Fr Railroad Company All inquiries
,lrom3tlv answered He will ticket parties to all
points on the road. Call on hir..; l3
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Notice of Fz10l Settlement.

NOTICE IS hereby giver &c all creditors and
" Others interested in the estate OF Thomas
Forster deceased. that |, Joseph Younger EXrc-
u:Or of said estate, will make final settlement
t!etTe0t at the next term Probate Court OF An
drew county, TO be held at savannah, on the 81
Monday in June next.
JOSEPH YOUNGER, Executor.
GreeGiee King Au'y's. no3Gw4
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SAVANNAH DIRECTORY.

Advertisements N this coIumn, nifty cents per line
for one yea,, Including the general head. Those
uho GircrtiSc ~ this column arc reliable and
straight fOJ7rGr3 in their respective cdVingS
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MOy'tG00e Sale.

WEEHEAS on the 18th day of April, ISL
w Jacob =. Dgrts and t;rUee +. Curtis his
vsfe, of tie county Cf Andrew, in the State of
Missouri, E:adc, cEecItcd and delivered, to
Nicholas Ford, of the county OF Andrew, in the
State of Missouri, their Mortgage Deed, (Which
said Mortgage Deed is II corded in Book 10, at
Page .Gj, i'll the office OF the Recorder of Deeds
of Andrew county, Missouri J conveying to said
Nicholas Ford the following described real cS-
tate, situated in tn" county of Andrew, IN the
State of Missouri, shat j TO say the West half of
the Southeast quarter of section No. twenty
three f22l, inEownship No sixty (SO of Range
No. ttirty~!our (3D, containing eighty acres
more or less in trust to secure the payment of
certain prOmssOry note, in said Mortgage Deed
described.
And Whereas, it is provided in sad Mortgage
Deed that if the said prOmiosOry note shall not
he well and truly paid, when the same becomes
due and payable, according to the tenor and rt-
feet thereof. then a!sl III that case, the rndcr-
signed ICI2ht proceed TO sell the real estate here
inbcfOrc described. ut public vcnduc, to the
highest bidder, at the Court House door, in the
CIV of savannah, cOuntT of Andrew, and State
of Missouri, first giving SIXTY days pnblic notice
OF the tine, ter'as and place of sale, aud OF the
property to be sold by advertisement IN some
newspaper printed in the county of Andrew anti
State aforesaid, and upon s;Ich sale shall exc
cute and deliver deed in fc"y simple of the
property sold TO the purchaser or purchasers
thereof and receive tie ;IJvc is of said sale out
of watch be shall first pay the costs and expenses
attending such sale and next the amount due on
the said note and the remainder if any. shall be
pad to the said Jacob r. Curtis, or his legal rep
reStn;atiV2S.
And whereas he said note, as well as the inter-
est thereon, remains dUe and unpaid. Sow,
therefore, by virtue of the power in me vested by
81 81 Mortgage Deed, viii on
SATURDAY, tie 3r2 day ofJuly, 1875,
between the hours Of nine O'Clock in the fore
noon and five O'Clock in the afternoon of that
day at the Court House door in the city Of Sa-
vannah, ccHnty of Andrew, and State of MiSsOu-
RI proceed 10 sell tie real estate herein before
described at public vcndur to the highest bidder
for cash and apply the proceeds of said sale to
the purposes mentioned in said Mortgage Deed.
Nc HOLAS FORD,
Mortgagee with Power CT Sale.
j. 4. SAJDERS Attorney.
April Both, lS15-nO2SGs.
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The Becker House,

G. W. SROUFf!. Proprietor,
North Uest Corner Of Public Squcrs,
CAyANNAH, Ne. TIE Public will find in This
- House, (nCwly opencd) everything httit
with neatness and good order and the tables fill
Il with the best the coUn;Ir affords. No pains
i'll be spared tC render full satisfaction to al
his patrons, and his charges will-be moderate 20
suit the times. nOI2-lYr
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ATTORNEYS.

r ii. STEWART, Attorney ut law and Notary
81 Public. Oilic" Courthouse, Up stairs. Par
ties desirous of loaring money can have 1t Sc
curpd with real estate on short notice %
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yOHN Il. MAJORS, attorney-at-law. viii
81 transact all business entrusted to n
promptly arl carefully. Can he tound al ms
office, mp sairs, two doors east f:he Post 81
iCe, Savannah, Mo. -
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-09-24

lIELLAIRE LOCALS The ex proprietor
Of certain saloon where gamblers much
did cOngregate Is wanted by our police.
They can't find him, hOwever,-in fact
didn't find him when they called late one
night by way OF the back door, although
they did find quite congregation Of Wis.
itOrs.
The first case under the market house
ordinance came Off before Mayor Strahl
yesterday Wm. Hudson, hnckstcr,
was arrested for selling on the streets
during market hours, and fined 81 and
costs. Complaint has also been lodged
against Wm. DOuglnss for fOrestnlling
tho market, but the case has not yet come
up for trial.
+. NJ. Cowen, E'q., Of 81. ClairSvillc,
was in town yesterday.
D. y. Shupe, Of this city, returned this
week from quite lengthy visit to Colo.
RADIO Oh business. lie, like the rest Of
Ourcitizens who have been IN those parts,
gives glowing account Of the climate,
dcri
The Tabernacle daytime meetings have
been changed from 1880 A. N. to 3 r. n.
The sermon or address by Rev. Mr.. Wal
terR Oh Wednesday night was as fine an
cxhOrtatiOn as one hearsi in great while.
Great interest il manifested in the meet
ingS.
Central Hall is being kasomined, re-.
paired and very handsomely reiitted,
with n view to its occupation by the Odd
Fellows, Knights Templar and Red Men.
These lodges have leased 1t for five years,
and are making liberal expenditures
in furnishing it in worthy style
Colonel poorman Is representing the
Bellaire Manufacturing Company At the
Quaker City Guernsey county, Fair this
week.
Now that The Street Railway Company
have gone to work and laid their track d
directed by the City Engineer, under MI.
tlority from Council, and the thing IL
completed, the City Council have directed
that 1t be relaid on d grade to be con-
formed to the present grade Of the street.
This move Is almost n necessity, but II il
had been made in the first place 1t would
not have beeCn so nsininc on the part Of
the Council.
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Injunction Restraining the Cali
ing UutOf ilOrc Militia.

New ORLEANS, September 23.-An in
junction was granted to-day by ChiefJus.
tlce Printon REP. .)restraining the Auditor
from paying ont moneys for the support
OF the militia that Governor Ames
proposes to call out. The petitioners
claim that the Governor Is proceeding TO
muster into active service a regiment
each Of whites and blacks to produce n
conflict. The injunction Ia based on the
acknowledged fact that perfect peace and
order prevails throughout the State, and
that calling the militia out was but
creating a standing army Of State troops
in violation Of the Constitution. The in-
junction does not interfere with the
power Of the Governor to call out the
militia to suppress disorders, should any
occur. The citizens offer Of aid to sup.
press disorders has not been with
drawn, but was not accepted by the Gov
pFnOF,
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CIScrSSArI, September ga special
to the Gazette from BelleiOntaine, Ohio,
says: Yesterday Miss Lnughlin, a young
lady aged 10, accompanied man named
Schell and his wife on an excursion to the
reservoir seven miles distant. Mrs. Schell
being fatigucd was left with the team,
and Schcll, with the young lady, started
after wild plums SchelI returned with
out Miss Laughlin, stating she had stray.
ed away from him and he could not find
her. An alarm was given and search
made, resulting in the finding Of the BODY
Of the young lady this forenoon nearly
nude, her throat cut from ear to ear, and
the grnss showing that a desperate struggle
had occurred. Schell, though suspected,
was not arrested until this afternoon, and
upon examination a bloody knife was
found in his pocket. lie isnow under ar.
rest, with heavy guard around him to
project him from the excited people.
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state Of Affairs IN mississippi.

MEMpnIs, September 23.-rhc follow.
ing special was received tonight from
Jackson, Miss: One company Of whites
were mustered into the service Of the
State tonight. 1t is composed Of and
controlled by well known Democrats.
They have adjourned to select officers.
Two cOlOrcl companies presented them.
selves this morning, but their rolls not
being made out they were not mustered
in. The white companies were very
much exercised at the idea Of the State
receiving COlOred assistance, hence but
one company presented itself. A move
ment has been made to-day against the
State Administration, its object being to
prevent the organization Ol the militia.
The White Liners have served an injunC.
tiOn upon the AuditOrOf Public Accounts
restraining him from paying any portion
Of the militia appropriation. The peti.
tiOn sets forth that this is time Ui peace,
and that no riots or Instructions are
likely to occur. Thus have the admins.
tratiOn opponents again cndeavored to
prevent reaCeable and fair election.
With j. Z. George, ChairmanOf the Dem.
ocralic State Executive Committee ns
solicitor for the petition, ignoring the
small support appropriated for State
militia, they think to prevent an organ.
izatiOn whereby the State can enforce law
and order.
Sheriff Parker, Of Amite county, off.
= Al 4 ~
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National Agricultural Congress.

CINCINNATI, SpntgmbcT W3-ln the
National Agricultural Congress TODAY,
after the reception Of the credentials Of a
number Of delegates, the following were
apnointcd thc Committee on Resolu.
tiOns, ". p. BurmrIl. of Virginia. ".
L, Duncan, of Illinois Prof. n s, Town.
send of Ohio. ", Hamilton, of Indiana.
and ". J. Dayie. of Kentucky.
Mr. Bnrwell read n nrpambIe md rcso.
lutions rcciting that the manufacturers
nnd planters have been heretofore snb.
iected to great loss and Inconvenience by
Irpoucni changes In thp intprnul revpn,,e
hws relating To tobasco, that tho preat
burden Of this tax fallsupon the lab0ring
classes engaged in its production and cor.
smmption: that the recent action Of
Congress in increasing the tax
VIVA unnecessary, "A II will not
increase the revenues derived by the
Government from Il, and expressing as
the sense Of this Congress that the Con-
gress Of the United States be asked TO
alopt a settled and uniform policy In the
internal revenue laws md Recommending
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bet, the latter, TO accommodate Allcock,
agreeing 10 row the race on Saturday i'm.
mediatcly after the Peal-Pedgriit race.
Herbet is now training.
The Government Of the United States
passed through here to-day in a special
car for the West, accompanied by Mrs,
Government, Major General Bunker,
Frederick the Great and wife, and Gen
eral and Mrs. BabcOck. Verify we are a
Government on wheels, which is a good
thing, as it is always ready to move at a
moments warning without disarranging
the furniture.
Last night the clothing store Of Samuel
Goodman at Urichsville was broken open,
and clothing and other goods to the
amount OF $500 were carried of.
Night before last the hardware store
OF Ed. Collin, in the same place, was
broken open, and pistols, knives, silver
ware, spoons, &c, to the amount Of 5000
taken. Officers from the above place
passed through here this evening in
search Of the thieves and goods.
1t Is proper to state that there are no
suspicious against Ben Butler for the
hardware robbery. Bill.
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New York, September 23.--The Ma.
LiOnal Insurance Convention resumed its
session to-day, with President. Chapman
presiding.
Commissioner Smith, on behalf of the
Committee on Legislation, suggested the
reading Of the proposed draft Of insurance
Ia VA submitted by that committee to the
Convention, and which had been inter.
ruptOd when partially read the other day.
This was agreed to, and Mr.. Smith com.
pleted it4 reading. When he had its
reading finished Mr.. Smith moved that
the report be referred back to the same
committee, which was done.
Commissioner Rowe moved that his
resolution, offered yesterday, regarding
loans to insurance companies, be taken
from the table and referred to the Com.
mittee on Legislation, which was also
adopted.
Mr.. IIammersly, Of Hartford, delivered
an address, in which he said the object Of
an insurance company was not to make
money for stockholders, but to UNDER
writer's, and pay all lOss-pNy one hund.
red cents on the dollar II il was possible
George Hope, chairman Of the Com
mittee on Legislation Of the New York
Board of Fire Underwriters, addressed
the Convention. lie spoke Of the dispro.
pOrtOnate losses Of Insurance companies
In this country as compared with those
Of other countries. From the researches
Of the National Board ii appeared that
the average Losses Of companies in Eng.
land, France, Italy aud Germany, was
sixty per cent Of the premiums, but our
charges were five Orsix times larger than
they we're, and Of our net wealth we
burned up six times a. much n onr
neighbors, and by.and.by we would he.
come poorer nation ON account Ot these
dispropUrtionate losses. This could only
be reniedied by urging better insurance
laws and other methods which the Con-
ventiOn should take into account.
Charlton New, Secretary Of the Cham.
Der Of Life Insurance, followed with an ad.
dress OH the subject Of taxation lie said
the taxes ought to be lagely reduced, and
Il change made in the manner Of their
levying, 80 that they should fall only on
business profits aud not OH the money put
away to pay life insurance policies.
The Convention adjourned till tO-nlor.
row.
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FOREIGN NEWS.
ENGLAND.
THE HONDURAS MINISTER.

LONDON, September 23.-The Times, in
a leading article this morning, comment
ing on the detailed reports Of the Special
Committee OF the House on Foreign
Loans, says; "If these allegations cannot
be retuted, Don Gutierrez, Minister Of
Honduras, must be held guilty OF having
conspired to deiraud the British public.
There cannot be any question that the
Government is bound to refuse HIM auy
further recognition. His historical nc.
count furnished no satisfactory answer To
these charges. The time has arrived
when he must be more explicit"
AFFAIRS IN SPAIN.
The Times to-day has letter from
Madrid giving the following interesting
news from Spain: The new ministry be.
longs to what is called a union OF the
Liberal party, formed by O'Donnell from
the best element OF the then Conservative
party and the Liberal party, They come
into tho Cabinet with clean hands, aud
have a reputation for talent and integ.
rity. The correspondent asCribes the
change in the ministry not only to disscn.
siOns on questions OF suffrage, but To the
distribution Of some highly lucrative
posts in Cuba and the PHILIPPINE Islands,
which were sought by all parties, not only
with aYidily but acrimOny, and, it is said,
personal COArseness The Moderate party,
furious at their defeat, have been very
bitter in the expression ol their opinion
since being ousIed. Their behavior will
have the effect to disgust both the King
and country with their prejudice and
want Of liberality, The tide Of feel
ing is setting in the right direction, aud
all things point to the union Of the Lib.
eral party as the one most likely to form
wi-eIy just administration, CASTELAR,
of latG has moderated many Of his nd.
vanced ideas, aud In all probability his
adherents, II not himself, will offer them.
selves for seats in the Spanish COrtes and
become powerful suppOrterSof Liberal
monarchy, The majority Of the officers
Of the army support the present regime
and desire TO put an end to the war, As
to the state OF feeling in the provinces, 1t
Is simpl y one Of further uneasiness mud
Indifference, There is very little nation.
al, though plenty Of provincial feeling
left in the country.
LONDON, September 90, - Robertson
Gladstone, brother Of Ri, Hon. W. L.
Gladstone, il dead.
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CLEVELAND.
M'GILLEN DISCHARGED,


CLEVELAND, September 23.-Alexander
McGillen, arrested ON suspicion Of muir.
dering his wife, had M examination 10.
day, lie proved an alibi and was dis.
charged.
HORRIBLE TREATMENT ny UNNATURAL
PARENTs.
Sergeant Of Police Schmidt yesterday
received communication dated New
burg, over the signature Of "uatIie,"
skiing the Sergeant to examine certain
premises in the Eighteenth Ward, stating
that boy was confined in barn without
clothing and actually starving to death,
and that he had not been seen outside OF
the barn for eighteen months, Two
officers were sent 10 the place described
in the letter, and found the barn door
locked. Ga breaking the door down they
found lad about fourteen years Of age
lying on lot VI damp straw, almost
naked and reduced to mere skeleton by
starvation. lie lived but n little while
alter being discovered His father and
mother, whose name Is Kanan, were
at one. red. The father, upon
being asked by the officers why he
treated his child in that manner,
replied, ooh, he was an idiot" lie al.
forwards said that he la | no room In the
house, and also that the boy had been an
idiot from ChildhOod. Superintendent
Schmidt made Nn examination Of the
house and found that II contained ten
rooms, some Of them not being used.
The Coroner held an inquest this morn.
ing, aud the jury returned verdict that
death was caused by neglect and starva-
tiOn. There is an intense feeling against
the unnatural acts Of the parents, who
are now in jnil.
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Large WOrkingmen's Meeting at
Cooper Institute.

New YORK, September 2S.-A largely
attended mass meeting was held last even.
ing in Cooper Institute, when the purpose
Of the call was stated to be to demonstrate
that greenbacks must meet the necessities
Of peace as we'll as they met those Of war,
and that Ohio and Pennsylvania must
be sustained in their efforts to redeem
the country from general bankruptcy.
The squarein frontoi the Institute was
Illuminated with flights OF rockets and
light bursted bombs. When the doors Of
the Institute were opened large crowd
poured in, for the most part consisting Of
laboring men, among them being scatter
ed few women, aud soon the hall was
filled TO the doors. The back Of the plat
form was hung with small flags, bearing
on them the names Of Ohio, Pennsylvania,
Indiana and New York.
A list Of the Vice Presidents was read,
among them being Peter Casper, Benz
Menners, W. PalIor, Robt. McAiIerty,
Gideon J. Tucker, HJrace =. Whitney
and Gen. Devries,
Letters were read expressing regrets at
being unable To attend from Wendell
Phillips and Wm. +. Pallico, OF Pennsyl.
vania, and Thos. c, Durant, Of Washing.
ton.
The principal speakers were Theodore
+. 'Tomlinson, Edward Crane, Of Boston,
andJ K. McCiee, OF Illinois A number
Of distinguished speakers announced to
address the meeting were not present.
RESOLUTIONS were adopted demanding
that the policy Of contraction be aban-
dondonGd and the volume Of currency be
made and kept equal to the wants OF
trade; that the National bank circulation
be retired and legal tenders issued in their
place; favoring the payment Of onG.half
Of the customs in legal tenders; the
extinction OF National banks aud
the establishment OF free banks; sending
cheer and sympathy to the great Demo.
cratic party Of the West, and recommend
ing the electors throughout the State Of
New York to assemble IN their various
districts and form Legal Tender Clubs, in
conformity with the resolutions adopted
by the meeting, to give strength to the
great Democratic party in Ohio aud
Pennsylvania in the approaching canvass,
The Chairman stated that this was the
first Of series Of mass meetings to be
held under the auspices Of the Legal.
Tender Club, and the meeting adjourned,
A platform was erected outside Of tho
Institute, from which the speakers nd.
dressed the people who were unable to
gain Ndmittance to the hall.
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4 Catholic and Protestant school
altInrFp1.

CtNClSNAri, September ga special
to the Commercial from Fort Wayne, Ind,
says that for some time back tile JeIler.
son street Protestant and st. Paul Ger.
man Catholic schools, who have been
quarling, resulted to-day in number Of
Roman Catholic scholars attacking Hui.
bert Hartman, aged ten years, whom they
kicked, stoned aud beat in horrible
manner. A large hole was knocked in
his head between his eyes, which proba-
bly, will cause his death Much feeling,
its said exists there tonight against the
Roman Catholics, who are charged with
upholding their children in the qudrrel,
which IL attributed to bitter discussion
in the school question.