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The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1877-02-23

AN UNHEALTHY PLACE From
time TO ,ine we read of the great rava
ges committed by wild beasts upon
human beings. but seldom do We get
such reports rs the following In
consequence II the number Of people
destroyed by wild beasts in India. re-
wards are offered 10y the Government
for the killing of these animals but
still the loss of life is very srea. III
some of these districts. and in others ii
is less only because goats are abundant,
and the wolves prefer kids when they
can get them. Not less than IL, ,j29
persons lost their lives 10y snake bites
In 1869. aud in 1871 there were 1908
deaths reported as caused 10y dangerous
animals af all classes, hut it Is believed
tina, systematic returns would show
that there are more than 10000 deaths
annually from >nake-hitrs The inhab-
l;ants Of the border lands between jun
yle and cultivation are killed and
eaten by tigers in vast numbers. \
siusle tisrcss caused the destruction q:
,hirt.ea villages. a1d 80 square miles
of country were thrown out Of cultisa
ton. Another tisress killed IL, people
in 1869. and stopped all public roads for
many weeks A third killed los people
in the three years-lsd6 90. In Lever
Bengal alone 49, .40l human beings were
killed by wild beasts III SIX years. and
10 IA south Canana ia the single month
Of July. 1867. The chief con. missioner
o, the Central Provinces has to report
9lG persons killed by tigers in three
years ending with 1863. There are
difficulties in the way of extlrpating
tiger. the natives regard the man ea,
ing tiger as kind of inesrmate ant
sp,tefal divinity. whom it is Dangerous
to offend. aud il is the desire Of a few
in India actually 10 preserve tigers to
snort
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1877-02-23
YOUNG MEN.
OFFICE not rs
OPINIONS OF THE PRESS.

From 10 10 IA. 2so {. Il 7io9r. NJ.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1877-06-05

One Of the boldest strikes ever made fov
liberty was made By . negro from Clay
county. He i . rough, bravny aahlsss,
about 20 years Of age, and has juss been
sentenced 10 the Missouri State peniten.
tiary for period Of three yean. Yesser-
day be came over the river in
charge of the Sheriff Of Clay county, and
- the train for the East on the Missouri
Pacific would not Leave until 5 O'Clock, il
became necerary 70 hold the convict in
Jail from 10 until 43O. He Wa placed in
the city calaboose. There came over With
the darkey young lawyer from Liberty,
who had defended him in his late trial.
He had assured his legal adviser that be
had 500 buried in the vicinity Of Ken
nedy's ice house, in the eastern portion Of
the city, and promised TO give il up 70 him
il he would accompany him TO Kansas
City. On arriving in this city the convict
accompanied BY Lawyer Burroughs, Capt.
Malloy, Of the NJ. r. police force, started
forth in an express wagon, and the convict
was act to work to dig. He worked awhile
and then gave up the job and all returned
to the Court House. where the convict
ven, to Jail, while the captain Of the police
and the Disguised attorney went across the
street. The strangest part Of the story is
yet to he told. When the negro Was placed
in the calaboose his hands were handcuaed
together with patent handouts and his feet
we're manacled with sheckles . half IN
inch in thicksess. When the door Wa
opened to take him forth he was discovered
Tree from restraint, with all his chains
ALPHABETICALLY broken-not cut, lying
upon the floor. The breakage Of the irons
all Of them Of the latest patent, and best
II iron-is marvel and . mystery. The
'onvict had no tools and there was not the
east sign Of file upon the irons. They
Eere broken squarely in two BY -sere
physical strength. II will require extraor-
linary watching to keep that convict in the
Pen for three years.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1877-06-05
Gen. Niles Attacks and Routs an
Indian Village.

BISMARCK, ID. T., May 2a.-Lieut. Al.
fred Fuller, just arrived by steamer PENN.
from Tongue river, gives the details 81 4
fight with the Indians an May .. Gen
Miles. with companies F, H, l. and q, ii
the Second cavalry and twenty five mounted
men Of tine Fifth infantry attacked an In
dian village on Little Muddy Creek, ninety
miles from the mouth Of Tongue river,
surprising and routing them. They pur-
sued the 'esiskins FIVE miles over rough
country on foot Fourteen dead Indians
we're counted upon the field, and many
others are known to have been killed and
wounded. Four Hundred ponies and hor.es
and ffty-iour lodges with entire cortenis
were taken. The cavalry found many new
agency goods. saddles, guns. officers clothes.
etc, taken from the cavalry in the Custer
Sight The band were MinUeconjous, led BY
Lame Deer. The command lost: Killed.
&. Springer, Company e.; Peter Lewis,
Company II; John Martindale. Company
r; Charles Geokesky, Company +. The
wounded are Ali. N. Fuller. shot through
right shoulder; Private Greyer, left arm !:
X. Osborn, right arm: w. JeffrirS, r.
Ryan, left arm; Gilman, neck; WIN. Wilker,
right thumb; Geo. Leonard, chin. ten.
Miles had = narrow escape from being shot
BY two Indians, who, under cover ii
friendly greeting. came near shooting him
just before the engagement.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1877-06-05
A Chance OF Venue.

The Wright county Hane- Talk recorls the
death Of Walter J. Miaell. under Indictment
for the murder Of Samuel s. Ferguson, in
1872. Ferguson was myster'ously shot
while blowing in his Geld. and Mizell's re-
lstions with him not being friendly, he was
suspected al the murder. A warrant was
i.sued tor has arrest, but he could not be
found. The ensuing grand jury found an
indictment against him for murder. He
was finally arrested, three years afserwsrd,
in Texas, and taken back TO Wright county
for trial. He was admitted to bail, and
the case WAS continued from term to term,
he promptly appearing at each court To
which his case was continued. But life
seemed to him burden and society had
no charms. At length death claimed him
and his venue has been changed 10 tribunal
higher than human Judgment. and from
which there is no appeal.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1877-06-05
SILVER.
A Nine Within Two Miles Of Port
Scott.

The Fort Scott Monisor says: Mr.. John
Emmest, who is we'll known to our citizens
n = gentleman whose statement can be re
lied upon, has for some time been convinced
that mineral Was to be found in the neigh
borhood Of this c,iy. Yesterday b made
some explorations three or four miles north
Of here, and found silver-bearing quarts in
considerable quantities. He declines At
present to reveal the secrets Of bis treasure
house. but believes he has found something
that will pay to develop. He brought in
some Of the quarts, and parties Who have
examined il pronounce il ~ rich as that of
Colorado.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1877-06-05

WHOLESALE Raid On Q 1ailrooa
Ticket o0Oo Tue Hroaeeo
0@ceo Bodly Burned.

From The Kansas City Times
A serious and rather extensive robhsrv
W. effected some tine Let week In IL
ticket ONCE OF Quincy and Kirksvills. Ths
discovery W. made BY . tfesst broker IN
this city named Henry Miller, Who tsls.
sraphsd to Quincy for iniosnasica, saying
that some tickets for New Yosk, Washine.
ton and other eastern poists were bsine
offered for sale under Suspicious eizeun.
stances. An sxaninaaion into The matter
developed The fact that large ,unher Of
coupon tickets ioP oil parts Of the country
had been ssolen from the railroad oGIcs It
Quincy OF Kirksville. Thee tictses vsse
issued BY the Quincy, Missouri 4 Psei6s
Railroad, . small line Of railroad running
northwest from Quincy The ticket aee.e at
Quincy telegraphed On Monday to
the Kansas City Police Depart.
ment. and Detective Mcknight vas at
once put on the trail He was too late,
however, to catch the parties. He found
that they had been at the Basnum Hotel
for one or two days. They had succssded
during their stay in this city in selling Q
large number Of these stolen tickets. 1hsy
were selling New York tickets for SO
each, and more persons purchased them
than are willing 70 acknowledge to the
fact. The detective found Eve or six
places where the people had puschased
these tickets they supposed 1t . bargain
Only one or two were willing 70 own up 70
the fact that they had been bitten By ths
sharper. II i estimated that tkose two
thieves had in their possession thiSty O.
forty tickets for various pazts Of the coun-
try, but ~ the theft has been discovered
and conductors are notified. they will Be
worthless. They are stamped BY . eoun-
terieit stamp and can Be easily detected.
How they were stolen and the number t.
ke: Is not:knovn as present. It = thought,
however, that the two men Who were sen
here in Kansas City were only portiob Of
. we'll organized gang. portion Of which
Is at work in the Northwest. At Omaha
and St Joeph. The ticket "scalpsssr Of
Kansas City were badly burned By thsss
two sharper, and h.d it not bssa for Mr..
Miller more would have been sold. TAiD
is the second tine within . few months
that Miller's ticket o6ae has TUNED up .
lot of stolen tickets and aided In The aSssst
Of the thieves. The police arc O IL
trail and will soon land the guilty parties
in tins affair.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1877-06-05

asured By the Porte thas . state Of siege
will not interfere With the privileges Of
foreign subjects. PNocsediDes will only he
taken against foreign subject With the
concurrence Of his Consul.
A News Pesth Dispatch says the Ser
yians are claiming free passage for their
steamer Del;grad past Adahah, and are
mounting guns at Lakir to give their
protessations more weight with the
Turks.
The reported recapture Of Arabian is
not true.
A special from Kalafat to the Nexs has
the following Considerable movements of
Turkish troops are observed in the direc-
ton Of Timok and Widdin.
Gen. Horvatovict, the Servian comman-
der At NeGotin, telegrsphs that there is IN
apparent concentration about Veliki and
lsevOr.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1877-06-05

II Is related Of Eugene Field, that one
day last summer be vent up to Omaha
from St. Joseph, and on the train Was .
lady and her little boy, Who were return
ing home from vitne.ing circus perform.
ance in town. The child had been particu-
larry inseEessed in the elephant and his
large, faa-like can vas . source Of increas-
ing vondef. Eugene had taken . seat
night in front Of tie little fellow, and W.
thinking Of cultivating bsief acqaa,st.
snce With the mother. vho w. young and
pretty, when be Va startled By ~ vhis-
per:
~Aanna, Is that seasIenaa playing ele.
phantr
"Whas eentlsaan, ny sos.~
why, lii 90 night il fsoas of ~"
~No. certainly noG-vhas nskss you
have such q ida?
why, loek q HI can. nanns-thsy
are jss klx Ne elspAansab, bat Nh -
ha't ssi1e = hog - Ne oss Tie slsPan'
had." asses r
Mr. Fisll - sua3sa 90 inpaaaiv>
buiaD h anothse eas. ~
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1877-06-05

The CRANKY Miner relates the subioined
incident. which certainly exhibits in an
admirable ASPECT the remarkable heroism
of young girl. The children Of Judge
Winchester were all 1t school and in get
ting home had to crom Hickory creek. Mr..
Winchester sent team for them, and the
children jumping into the wagon, started
for home. In growing the stream, . sud-
den rush Of water caught the wagon, il BE-
came uncoupled. and the bed and hind
wheels started down stream in imminent
danger Of capsising momentarily. A
daughter Of Mr.. Winchesser's only twelve
yean old, compvehending the danger, coolly
picked up each one Of the little children
and threw them out, while men caught
them ~ they splashed in the water near the
edge of the hank. After all had been res.
cued, she leaped from the tseacherous craft,
and was caught up By the willing hands on
Tie hank, and in IN instant the wagon cap.
eised. The oct va truly heroic. The
horses were also saved, and the wrecked
wagon recovered from the banks Of the
stream below, where It had drifted and
lodged.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1877-06-05

A speck Of war was visible On East
Third street, last evening. ct the Smith
foundry, between a snploys 81 that con-
pany and the proprietor Of his boarding
house. Il = loae story about their dill
cnlsass and one in which Tie public be- 70
particular interest, bat inasnsch - ~
Contestants cone 70 blows and hood 1oWsd,
il i in order 70 relate that part Of il.
The company pey a ID employs o.
Mosday evening, and - ~ dshsquaat
boardss drew his pay, The boarding hoass
ksspss matched for IL noaey md did q
hold Of 90 end 81 he roll A quick asd
decisive blow With seos ssst Of . nissils
iron Tie Aana a ~ 0S1sys bsoagAs ~
man 10 ~ grsnnA, vhseA nads hin ~
lesss hs Aold a ~ nossy. Agssaal
fgAs sasasA, il vAieh several pssoa-
fsisads o. boah siAas pasaieipaasd.
Ths whole tssaAls ealy las1sd sisw Mn.
aass ard - bslligsssnas vsss pass1 ~
escA vsns HI way. IL ssssls q ~ -
- thae ~ hsasdise Asao M vill
rsseahly 49, vhes nsasy - - Mn
Il = y y segus1lsl - ~ al0sully q
essssa, = bslA Aass tAaie 1ns.h - ~
hsvs . sessy aaa bsaA tAiak ~ ~ q,
hgAa No ansst neaa
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1877-06-05

II is perhaps no discredis 10 the average
man that his heart CUES ont warmly to .
pretty foot and q neatly tapered ankle.
Nor u Il arrange that men will resort 10 .
great many devices 10 procure sight. Of
there pretty female combinations. But the
succe. ii rx~ having there
ESs IN VIEW
does not always Turn out AZ satisfactorily
q the party had reason TO expect. 4 case
in point illustrates this fact. Last Sunday
evening couple Of bewiichins girls were
pronenading Ohio street with their sweet
hearts The air was soft and balmy, and
the glowing sunset had flung purple col
orine through the leafy trees. murmurou~
With the music that lovers always delight
tn hear. The girls were young and mex
pericnced-the youths were
FRksH AND ARDENT,
and they lent up against each other rs they
slowly Faced the sidewalk with the rartur-
Gus delight Of mating turtle doves.
What enchanting vision. Gro sell their
minds Of little homes. just large enough for
iwo, or two and half to dwell in, il is No
purpose Of the reporter To say. Iut per-
haps something Of the kind was busy nj
their hearts, for the young lady's head thu.
foremost couple-would occasionally fall
with csre~ing motion ON the shoulder 81
her escort and her red pouting lips would
emit hot furnace like sishs, which, while
perfumed like the gales u Araby the
Blessed had a tendency to
scORCH THE CHEEKS
which bent toward them. Finally they aP
prosched an offset in the sidewalk nesr
where a parallel ditch narrow and deep.
suggested the idea that he would tempt
his sweetheart to jump il. Alas: il the
young lady had only known how that un-
lucky jump would dispel his dreams Of
love. But she MA full Of life and vivacity
and the reaction from her recent suscePsi-
bic condition had set the blood dancing
through her veins With lightning like ra-
pidity.
Jump al course she would. the
!oung limb. were thrilling with excitement,
md she bounded over the gutter withHs
leap ~ free and daring as melted racer
Bat an envious gust Of wind lifted her
'kirt little too high, and while the
rounded ankle showed fair and plump, il
disclosed IS we'll, stockfng just the least
BIT soilesl
WITH HOLE IN IT.
Through the envious rent there was no !
glimpse Of foot like snow, but brown !
md rusty skin such a. issamis might have !
ron when old Jupiter chased the Crecian |
,ymPh aeru~ the yian .E.ands.
With that vision passed away all the |
over. dreams Of happiness. He had ex- |
,ected Ia zee an ankle 80 charming-~o be- |
vilderingly beautiful in iis fauilessness,
hat the Disappointment fell upon him like q !
BAION OF COLD WATER
rom second story window. lie declares |
he match Is oii. and that nothing in the |
World would induce him IN marry . girl |
siih hole in her stocking through which |
Ne can catch slimpses OF rusty feet.
Perhaps he il right, but it will be grea.
,low to the young lady.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1877-06-05

The finst number Of the Sedaim Journal,
= new German paper published and edited
BY F. L. Wensel, has just reached the
BAzoo, indicating BY it, appearance and
make up that it is live, enterprising and
succexful Newspaper. 1t meets want
long felt in Sedalia, and discloses that lib
eral pstronase which Is the ground work Of
success. The German population will Be
sure to 6nd in the Journal . valuable and
energetic auxiliary, and faithful expooent
Of their ideas and views. The BAz0o
tenders its hearty congratulations and
wishes the new venture success and high
fortune.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1877-06-05
SUIT FOR DIVORCE.

4 singular Csc In the Circuit
Oourt-BemAshAblo Conduct of q
Hus6ond = The HArdshipo and
Trials Of On Abandoned Wife
The Court 1afhsea to Unite the
HyWeDjal Knot.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1877-06-05

This i the tine Of year vhsn Tie prudent
households tako care that hi eisess0 ass
in order for TIE spsiag raina A neglect oe
this necessary preeausion may pesibly -
all very unpleasant eoaseqneaesa An
instance has juss occurred IN sosah ssda-
Ia. which IL given 10 lie pubic in IL hoss
that it viii reader impressive he sdnoai-
ton. ~Look to your eisassns"
A gsnslenan for several days he'd 6slt
when drinking water iron hi elsaesn that
he detected
HAI1 on HD TONGUE
Those Who have adthe expesisnes bsoagAt
By . ssasoa q dsbasch, VIM know thas
this Is not . pleasant feeling. For several
day he ~ unahls 70 .eeo.nt for Il. until
finally Ais vile eooplainsd Of Giailar
ssasation, ard thsa Tie ehildssa took T.
"ItmusG Be someshing in ~ vsass-lses
open The eistem and have Il elsansd, " sug
eesasd ths lady.
Every good, I viii ~ to il so-nezow!"
And b did!
When the water Wa drawn Of thsse ~
found 1t The lotion, snhedasa IN thssline
and mud, somethisg lihs . half basha
or DEAD RATS
in all stages Of dseoopsisioa md pa-
tridity. Near the top a he eiaas1 "a
iousd number Of holo vhirh ~ SsdealD
had made in order to ese water. Win ~
spring rains st in thsy vsse doohG1D
driven out Of their nesls and n ssGking -
escape the DAMP plunged into ~ easessn.
II will do NO harm 10 give you< eisesszs
. thorough overhaulisg.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1877-06-05

A ST. J"e dispatch says: Peter Sharp,
formerly conductor on the H. 4 St. Joe
Road, and for the past year o. the 81 Joe
4 d. c. Road, Wa killed on The latter road
1t o'clock this afternoon, Is miles vess Of
this city. two wheels Of tesder paRins
over ha body. He Va msch respected
here. He leayes q wife in this city, having
married eight months ago.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1877-06-05

Sunday night - a1ray seeusssa ~
tween two colossd nen n Washiagesa4e,
in which TIE paEtieipash vsss Idly ussd
uh aal o., Iron ~ s6ses Il injusfo ~
tai.ed, hs sisssdisd. JessDA 1fhevD
HE way hoas saa evstsek 60 0ssa
Csuas, hstvsss vhea thss sxios1 ~.
soaal dislihs. and q hsisg asssa1s1'hy ~
isq1isiag Wy - - Uisssuay tssssa ID
(Bibb's) boy, 1ho, Il ssVs4 vohcesss
employ, Cs.ss inasliaAsiy bseans is1ls'
III s.a psoessasl - saxvs NJ . ssin-
tie nsasx. elvisg 80 nh vi1A . lasuD
psehssknisa thas opssa ~ aS1s0n
iioa 90 - = ~ eahsss sa1ualy
svissssaAi.g AiA nfAA Assss0s 1a1s =
- lively ise Csuss = ~ sssvssne Ga6I
~ eisssnsansA, hasiag hsaha o.
ssnsslaD Win . 80, allas - sssa1vel -
isasSul 81 hsn ~ s1sG1D e 49, u
I'D - Mss1sy nssaisg lassael Se1ssk'
-Ths isllsulhe = ~ NJ YsGA vsnly
ha.k staosnnG: Is@ 1seA -
-; spssl4 lsass ~ -; - -
| 1@iass~41AyNo; alDsale4 dsnssq
Ia 44eoo; ssssls1lsny dsss4l oos -
|ssva hsssa Sea7Na
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1877-06-05

The sehool picnic lase Saturday ~ .
decided sssoss, thess bsing too can veil
fllsl o. hsnArsd nd tvsaty.Sour tiek.
- vsss taksa IP O the ssean. In
yosag folks would b pleased 70 Aavs a.
oahse iuse liks L.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1877-06-05

Sixteen thousand soldiers will be sent
to Cubs the coming autumn from Spain.
The Russian General Prince Tchelo-
koG, Who was wounded at Arabian, i
dead.
1T is nov claimed BY the Turks that
the Russians lost 5000 men in the capture
Of Arabian.
-Ex-Preaident Grant and party rsaehed
Queenstown yesterday, and left for Liver
pool last night. All we'll.
A cable telegram announces the death
at Wentworth Of Don Ramon Cabrera,
formerly famous Carlist ehieftan.
&C. Y. Tiffany. IN ex-railroad con.
ductor, cut his throat and bled 10 DEATH.
the station house At Omaha, last night.
The glass factory Of ]. 4 A. J. Nurre,
Cincinnati, o., was destroyed by FIRE yen
terday morning. Total los about 500, 900;
partially insured.
"A washington special says Ben Butler
will settle in Colorado town, turn sheep
farmer, and 90 to Copsrss - Senator Of
the Centennial State.
Gen. f. O. c. Ord il in Washingson
for the purpose Of having an interview
With Glen. Sherman on the management Of
affairs along the Rio Grands river.
The Youngstown, O., rolling mill was
burned last night, and 800 men are thrown
out Of employment. The mill cost 500, 900,
and vas insured for s33. OO0.
Negotiations for the release Of Bon
Tweed are still in allegiance, and the pros
pects do not seem flattering for his leaving
his present quarters in Ludlow Street Jail
for some time yet.
Three steamers sailed from New York
for Europe yesterday. All had full car
goea, aud the demand was 20 great that
some freight had TO lay over. Rates have
advanced fully two per cent.
Preparations are being made BY the
ordinance bureau Of the war depsrtmsns 70
Close up The national armosin and work.
shops after July LIT, there being M appro-
priation to continue work. Six hundred
mechanics will Be thrown out Of employ.
ment BY the execution Of This order.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1877-06-05

On Lest Saturday night while Mr.. Wm.
Gaines ~ travelling On The rood between
his hone and that Of Mr.. Wn. Pipes, .
tramp jumped out from ssdes the bridge
scrus FinseyS cseek, and grspplsd hold Of
the reio Of The hone Mr. G. ~ riding.
The tramp demanded DE hone, asd svose
Re would have t. NJ. Gaines lad a IN.
loaded Pistol With hin, which weapon be
I'D b nsnl ~ tramp osershs hsaA. II
tsaaP - @ ~ hsi1ls seio - na1s It
the bsusA, Will II. 6aiao nade HI nv
hoae.-6sii.e Ossey RvFo
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1877-06-05
BIf AID B1IDLR.

The FASTEST Time Ever N0d0 On
the Turf-3Oa Brock 3oko0 the
Ribbon Over the Louisville
Course.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1877-06-05

Ten Brock, Haspsfs fanoss racsr. be-
made over the Louisville eoans, ~ fas10t
two mile time On seeosd-naking ~ tvo
miles in 3.c7A, being I've sseosdb fa1ee
than True Blues tins, and three seconds
faseer than McWhsssers. YaAesaay II.
Harper w. o6esed $l0o,0oo for b Aens
and declined to take it.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1877-06-05
Roe oh000

Major Williaa Bsck, agsas toe ".
Psaks Of New York, today seld b D! u.
Smith, the hardware nsscAank ~ saalsy
corner ioe $4,000 caah. Tie loe = &x1eo
iese. Mr.. smith win in Ne esans q .
few vesks eoansocs IL GoeAioo a . ~
thsss.saosy beick building a ~ lo>s.
Hurrah for Smith ard 9oaAlia.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1877-06-05

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