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The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1877-11-20
Marshall Des,ocfuf: The pru

Marshall Democrat: The prospects
Of the narrow gauge railroad up the
Usage valley are growing brighter
every day, and the probabilities are
strong now tor an early building of
the road. The people along the route
are subscribing literally. In Sedalia
the citizens are giving freely. Gen.
Geo. X Smith subscribed at one time
over 81, 200 to the road, and will no
doubt help it along in many other
ways. That is the way for men to act
who really want railroad. If some
half dozen men whom we could name
in this vicinity had anything like the
enterprise and liberality Of Gen.
Smith, the building Of the Chicago.
St. Louis and Kansas City road would
not now be matter of doubt.
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1t is high time that Missouri, the
fifth State in the Union, should be
recognized by the general government
in its appointments to high positions.
The subject has been brought to the
notice Of the Administration, but 50
far no notice of Missouri's claims has
been taken. As it will take the re-
mainder of Bob Ingersolrs life to
convince the clergy Of the United
States that Tom Paine was an emf
nently devout and good man. We sug
gest he be undis,urbed in his great
work, and that the next minister
be selected from among the eminently
pious Missouri Republicans whoar now
n sackcloth and ashes.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1877-11-20

The U. S. chronological Commits
sion, of which Prof. Riley is chief.
have about concluded their investiga-
ton of the causes, results. ETC., of the
grasshopper plague. Prof Riley. in
summing up, says a recurrence OF the
grasshopper plague can he prevented.
They have found the native home Of
the insects. They know on what they
feed and when and under what con-
di,ions they migrate, the direction
they take and the distance they go and
the length of time they remain before
they commence their homeward flight
again. They know, also. the fatal
effects that heavy rains and sudden
changes of weather have on them. and
that smoke will kill them as quickly a
fire. They know. too, the parasites
which live off the grasshopper, aud
the English rock, that feed upon them.
Knowing all this they believe that the
migration from British America can
bein great measure stopped, and
that in case they do visit the fields Of
Missouri, Kansas and other States
Of the Union, the farmer can he fore
warned in time to prepare for them
with fire and water. The commission
will recommend certain measures to
Congress looking TO governmental
treatment of the plague ut IFS next re-
currence.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1877-11-20

The Senate Finance Committee has
agreed to take the views Of q delega-
ton of New York bankers on the
House bill for the reconciliation Of
silver. 1t strikes US that the views
of the New York bankers are not
necessary in this meeting for the benefit
of the people at large; but inaSmuch
as all past financial legislation Of the
Government. has been in the interest
Of the New York bankers, We presume
they must he consulted. The House
legi>lates for the people--the Senate
for Eastern and partizan interests.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1877-11-20

Senator COckrell, Of Missouri, has
introduced the following important
portant propositions in the Senate: To
remove the National Capital 10 some
more central location; to repeal the
bankrupt law; a petition to build a
Southern trans-continental slilroad ON
The SD and SD parallels of latitude,
from the Mississippi river to the Pa
cific ocean also TO widen and deepen
the channel Of the Mississippi river in
Missouri.
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The Republican in reply to q CORES

The Republican in reply to a cores
pendent. says that the present silver
dollar contains 1872 grains Of standard
silver. It does not contain rs much
silver a. the half Of whole dollar.
The latter is 4l2t grains weight. and
the half dollar. to be honest ought to
be 2O6f grains. But in 1853 congress
debased the small silver coins on the
basis of 1872 grains to the half dollar.
The measure was strongly opposed at
the time. but as the small coins are
not legal tender beyond IS, the de-
basement is not regarded now rs
worth disputing about.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1877-11-20

Servia is driving very cool bar
gain with the Russians. and has made
her neutrality an excellent thing 50
far. She received a very large sum
to come out Of it, and did so by decIa-
ration, and then she waited. Another
subsidy of :, 600, 900 francs has been re-
Ieived from the Russians. This time
Servia will probably issue manifesto
to the Turks. ordering them to lay
down their arms.
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A delegation Of bankers visited the
President yesterday to protest against
silver being made a legal tender.
I'VE bankers and brokers can protect
ourselves" said the pompous delega
ton to the Secretary of the Treasury
Yesterday. To which that worthy
rather grimly replied: 81 am happy
to hear that Won can protect your
selves, while there is no doubt that
otI,,J.s caD do the stme!!"
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The St. Louis Journal SAYS that.
"they (thc workingmen) will always
find the Republicans nearer to them
in sympathy than Democrats. Sym
pathy" is a very good thing As far as
i, goes but it is a very thin diet.
Unfortunately for the workingmen,
sympathy" is about all they ever
got from the Republicans, who have
exempted the bondholders from taxa
ton and shifted the burden on the
workingmcn, who are taxed for all
they earn or consume.
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Mr.. Ward introduced IN the House
yesterday an amendment to the bill
repeating the resumption act. that
not hing in the act shall affect the pay
ment of the debt due en- the 1st Of
January. 1879. in the payment of
wages or in debts that may become
due after that for the payment Of
wages for labor but that such debts
shall be legally payable only in such
coin or notes a. shall be legal tender.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1877-11-20

An important decision has been
rendered by the L. 5. Supreme Court
affecting the validity of certain county
and township railroad bonds under
the Constitution Of Missouri. One
year ago these bonds were declared
void BY the same authority that now
reverses that decision. This later de-
cision will involve a serious compiler
ton. and will result most di>astrcu>ly
to several counties.
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Arkansas, according to report of
committee appointed by the Pittsburg
Colonization Society. must be a de-
lightful place to live i'm. No man can
raise more than his neighbor, if he
dies it is stolen from him-Arkansas
will suffer no individual aggrand-
izement. Land titles are dubious
things. During the reign of the car
pet-baggers. they would go out to a
man and collect his tax, and give him
a receipt for it. Then they would
enter it on the books, "not
paid" There is a law which allows
the State to take possession of a
mans land if he does not pay his taxes
on it. After they entered the taxes
on the books, "not paid" the land
would be marked on the books of tie
State Department "State Land" 4
man coming along and wishing to take
up State lands. would have a tract
marked of for him. He would take
possession Of it and everything would
go right until he would get his cabin
built and make some improvements,
when the owner of the land. who, may
be lives on the other end of the place
and knows what was going on all the
time, comes along and shows his re-
ceipt for the taxes in full and claims
his property. "Then. of course" said
the speaker. "the squatter has to get
up and dust out"
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d. X Anthony, Of Leavenworth,
editor the Leavenworth Times, one of
the most violent partizan organs of
the Republican party in the West. is
good hater. The Republicans of
Leavenworth formed ring some time
ago, and read him out of the party.
They also attempted to Gust him from
his position as postmaster. So at the
late county election d. r. A. threw
his influence on the other side. and
fought so vigorously that a complete
Democratic victory was the result.
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The following is an Iowa farmer

lne IOilowinS Is an Iowa farmer s
ideas regarding the present crops:
'The crops are immense everywhere
in Wisconsin, Illinois. Iowa and Min.
nesota. The Illinois corn crop sur
passes last years crop by 100, 200, 900
bushels, and the wheat crop of Iowa,
Minnesota, and Wisconsin is 80, OOO,-
900 bushels ahead of last year.
The wheat crop will begin to come
to market and continue from now on
till spring. Farmers have spent the
fall blowing for a larger acreage next
year. They have not stopped to
thresh their wheat and draw il to
market as usual.
Only portion of the corn crop can
come to market this winter, and that
in the shape Of beef and pork. The
corn crop proper will not reach New
York until next spring-the mass of it
with spring navigation. Its only old
corn that will come to market this
winter.
find many rich farmers keep their
corn till July and August the follow
ing season. feed it with clover to cat
tie and hogs, thus making the same
amount of beef and pork on a small
quantity Of corn, and at the same
time strike an early market, when
beef and pork are always up.
No sensible farmer rich enough to
own stock sells kernel of corn. He
puts it all into beef and pork, and
ships that. That is, be puts ten
pounds of corn into pound of pork
and ships that at the same price that
he would pay for shipping one pound
ofcorn.
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The political affairs Of France are
fast reaching a crisis. The following
assertion. taken in connection with the
Marshal's antecedents and well known
monarchical tendencies, is significant /:
1t il said President MacMahon has de
clared that he had only to give a sign
and the Bonapartists would immediate.
" furnish him with elements neces-
sary for forming a vigorous ministry.
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The St. Louis journalism is bcauti
fed by a new feature - "Society
News" The uninitiated would imagine
that this department would require a
large amount of ''leg talent" but all
that is necessary is q city directory, q
railroad map, and a vivid Imagination.
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TEE TEXAS LAND sWINDLE.

The Texas Land swlndle y each day
developing into more gigantic proper
tions. and il is believed the fOrgers
had an agent in every county in the
State. The latest arrests are b. +.
McDonough and T. J. NJ. Richardson.
both men of high standing in Hous-
ton.
The following is an official commun-
cation to the st. Louis Globe emccrat
respecting the forgeries.
AUSTIN, Texas, November 6, 1877.
Having conferred with Hon. j. j.
Groos, Commissioner of the General
Land Office for the State Of Texss,
respecting the frauds and forgeries
reputed to have been perpetrated in
connection with the land titles within
the jurisdiction of the State, i have
ascertained that the following are the
facts, substantially, involved in the
premises, viz:
/. That few certificates for public
land have been forged or counter
feited in any manner, or put in cir
culation, involving the titles TO the
public lands of the State Of Texas,
and that certificates for public lands,
located or INDICATED, whenever sub
mitted TO the Commissioner of the
General Land Office, will, ifgenuine
be thus certified and indorsed, or, il
spurious, be stamped accordingly.
?. That the fraud and forgeries
reputed to have been committed in
connection with land titles within the
jurisdiction of Texas, have been mainly
confined to individuals. non-re>idents
or their heirs, with perhaps some
notable exceptions involving those oi
resident proprietors.
3. That several persons. reputed
as having perpetraied forgeries and
frauds in conneci ion with land titles a:
above specified. are now held in Gus
tody. and their alleged oftenses are
undergoing judicial investigation in
the courts.
4. That the pending investigation:
in which the public interests are in
volved will prove the basis for the
protection of all existing bona fide
titles as well as a rule for discrimina.
ton in all future land negotiations.
5. That by careful discrimination
through competent agents and attor-
neys. all persons selecting and purchas-
ing Texas lands NAV by fully pro
tected, and obtain well established and
genuine titles.
6. That citizens generally receive
with cordiality all persons coming Ia
to share the benefits of the various in
dustrials resources OF their splendid
climate and magnificent domain.
Very respectfully. your obedient SER
want,
DANIEL RUGGLEs.
GENERAL LAND OFFICE. AUSTIN.
Tex, November, 6, lS77.-The facts
set forth in the above Communication
are substantially correct.
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1t is said corporations have no
souls" Nevertheless the st. Louis
House Of delegates have requested the
heads of departments to raise the
wages of laborers from Sl.25 to 81. 80
per day.
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The appointment ef the st. Louis
Postmaster will be made to day or
tomorrow. Filley seems the favorite
of the President, Notwithstanding the
CD.
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And now comes the word the Pope
is not dead, nor likely to die at pre-
sent. With one eye on His Holiness
and the other on Alex Stephens. the
press is rapidly becoming crosseyed.
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70 thu Ami0fod

Pains in the hack, head, heart, lung
rheumatism, neuralgia, lumbsgo, sciatica,
rheumatic gout nervous and kidney dis
eases. positively cured By Dr.. Testers
Rheunssic Remedy and Vegetable Liver
Pill. A Physicisn's specialties for ~
years, never fail when taken ~ directed
Charles Roll 4 Co.. sole agents for Seaalia.
.:SJdSwly
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Go to your druggist Chs. Roll 4 Co.
and get Dr., Fi.ler's Rheumatic remedy
and Liver Pills. They will cure the wont
cases Of Theumatism and neuralgia, il
matten not how long standing.
3-95d&v1y.
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Turkey has one lingering ray Of
hope in her dire extremity, that
England will take her part when her
position reaches the crisis. The En-.
glish Premier's policy hvors this idea
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1877-11-20

The bill recently passed by the
House requires the permanent location
of certain regiments on the Rio
Grande. and limits the standing army
to 20, 900 men.
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INVALUABLE.

Messa WINE 4 rorrr~, Wholesale Druesises.
it u = duty !n.s oro 20 surier,Is humanity %
rived 1roin the y 81 SANFVEDs EtpscNL tCEa
cynCArs.Rm f,r1cri than2D y c.is have been
ethlsted snh ~ - vary troG3l >oI,. com .lGint. ]
have trfcd III 20 T. Efsdcs ts1s ccuid mad. bat
without ma: t.J r pcrm3>ent ee.ctr. Last fall
ve disease hal arrived at tf,af State that mass
have r;hefcr de-. Tho cntirc me- iir.no1s system
lad bee mo 40 niaan 4. and the -;crsch 50 disor.
tcrsd. shas 10 w1s q doubtful N ter whether i
gould 70 to Tho P1ci lc coast. or dt 60 whether
sa0uiu I've 70 como back or not. r1w ndvcr.
esemcae of Ills rt:dl~.a... and aIhoug bciE9 very
sncreduious about % 'ctiles or BE- tFuns Of any
HIND yet in sheer deportation I'll, IN is ard vac
% once benefited b. 10. Thc en- lag,s Of e;na.,.
chronic dioraso III tho liver. Gn,i NY age-oyCrs0
may prevent ny entire -c>tor ,fcn. but the h.nc.
ot derive nom rs daily use T. isrosf1se.
ana a0 hoping 10 be completely cured, AID 6
List arrive 1t . respect .blc cid ss'c.
u this seafep ut trsycoso Gan be OF any ervtc0
g thoee anltcf-t "a i've been. All enable yo 10
bring this rene ~ Ito v.1cr Tic esf'cinly
on the Pacific coast twl,.rc it "a much ne.d my
oh.eet In writing this motto win Ne cbtairct.
Very truly yours. E.:1,HT wFLLS
AURORA, y. i. June .f-T. cfWeiis, Fargo &Co.
Zach rseslge contains D-. sanfo-,,'s irr,rnvcd
IhsiAx I.sSe. Un.. ttl direction. far W. In al
rs>ss. Pic: tt.ct l0r sale by all hot--..l and
Retail Druggists nd Deal hoat ,h,I nted
States and snadas. wEEKS& POTTER, t.ener>l
Axcnts AID W hoicsais Druggists. Eo-toa. Mass.
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Popular iIl.ssEaAed book (s6o paes) a
0ANnooDl WoNAxnooDi NxRSiAoIi
lnpednesas 70 Nnziaee; lie eanse nd
esse. Sea- ss~s& 500 peapi4 hrso
ee.a4 b Da. C. wnliIlEi, 6l7 &.
CAaEles SeEeet, s. 1oai4 No, the Qune
opeeiahs&. Rcd NJ vosf.
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On improved farms, for S years, At Q pe
cent. interest and Low commission. Adiresa
stating amount wanted. acres Of land, M
ture Of imprOvemeats, location and casl
value Of security offered,
UNDERWOOD, CLARE 4 Co,
eli W. Fifth street, Kansas City, Mo.
10 % Wit
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Another Chapter to the Columbis
Bottom Tragedy-Cafl Strshl
Conlesses His Guilt and Dies
0ieninGa Confession, He IL Hang.
ed at once-The Dreadful Scene
on Yesterday in the Woods-Two
Brutal and CoWsrdly Murders
and Q Nameleos Crime.
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SEDALIA, MO.
$33OOass 80 sssl q {: :; e. q; :: :

Gsn sI@, sen. sJsn. sI..o
0OUs -NLEX. FEOTHlN.sHAM co.
Brokers'. No. u Wall ST., New York. make lesirl.
bile Investments in stocks, which frequently pay
from five To twenty five times the amount invested.
y, oek> bought and carried a. Ion. ~ desired ON
deP"-it II three per cent. Explanatory circulars
weekly reports sent free. l"-ss:,iiyr
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Round trip tickets to Pensacola,
Florida, good to return until next June,
vent on sale Yesterday, in 81. Louis.
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= Sths s.s- es01.aD Oeakses psclusaog E1l.aisaA
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coevenses fs as sssd any ks sample Of Rnhhes
Gsss sA esruis q nspussaas isfmssiea By sipr- oR
S11yN ksMaAs VII o - 6a Censei,ssiSn if~v.
MARRIAGE GUIDE i.s q sss Z: s &: ;s. ,s
enA miite aEeA 81 bssh Sssa ell fsa ef
xsisahas asis the m>d aed thns contemplating
Mwse hsalthy md usiy haVpy In the m.i wl.ioe. Ev-
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CCCcESS n TIC tee. 20 mef1s, and suceesS 4, tAa
~ trea:ci, Nc % Catarrhal Affections, sffer "a
rlany mise r.b'c is!llres means undoubted specific
SAyroEps R.pics L CrK8 for cssaFrh posses such
rropsr:lssY III, evh.cnce. IN the shape Of unsoll.
eised tessi shc oetyesDsctablo Dcopl0
IA AL STATIONS % NE, Eust b. conclusive on this
point. Never. NJ hcls IN The History Of popular
t:fed. fsyeiy OF rcd, "a favor Of any remedy than
that IA the poss.ssioi OF tho proprlcsorS Of OAV.
ipnosi:ADfcaLCCEx.A And Valuable Gait r, 70 doeo
:oetcp-c. At q thousra'ith rors of;ae recommend.
aiors shl IA rtp-is. Nhcrcd by friend to frends
Ia ia ft:or. PsOpi f'-calth aiSrc Are uent In All
parts Il, icrnl 81 - admit it ssrpcriority over
any ntetaoi &C Ci-, IN 90 the regular medical
profession. tis -.oa u p1hiicty Incidental TO Q
piolfsh ID statement. Eface tho tes,iruonisls IN
Cas pos>css,,l Ep-cs o bit . small part Of
those vttnhctt for ;as rcN>on ncnsioned. rh0
loi wing unsolicited t.S;imoni:l rom HENRY
WILLS. ESQ., OF r.si,<. arzo L CO.'S kYpre~s Il
oxOuu-
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The Mohammcda rs in India.

A dispatch from Calcutta states
that the Mohammedans Of India are
very much excited over the news Of
Russian victories in Armenia and Bul
,aria. The native newspapers Of
British India have for several months
been giving accounts of the Keep in
iercst felt by Indian Mu>sclmans in
the Russo-Iurkish contest. Prayers
have been offered up daily in all the
mosques for tie success OF the Sultan
md the representative Mohammedans
have talked openly Of the necessity
# rushing TO the defense Of the faith
in the event of Turkish disasters.
Should the Sultan make the author
,tive call upon the faithful by unfurl-
ing the flag of the Prophet, the Mo
population Of India would
he in a ferment, and there is no tell
ing where they would strike first, az
The crusade demanded by the Shanjak-
Sheriff is to be waged against all
Giaours. They may turn upon the
English authorities in India, and
another Scpoy revolt may be the re-
.uit. The Mohammc,lan population
Il British India is 10, $50, 900. 80 that
he uprising would be very formida-
bic in its character. The only way
England could prevent such a revolt
would be by enlisting on the side Of
he Mohammedans and declaring war
,gainst Russia. II in probable that
he Earl Of BeacOns6eld will in his
coming address refer to the possibility
Il trouble in India, through Russias
success. and urge that the British gov
government shall take the singular
lttitude of defender of Mohamme-
lanism against the Russian aggres-
ion.
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n AmUAD n ADA DcoK ofnearly % p.
d Dges in plain languages
0mWm - X1nusne roos engTavings; n.
vrais eecrefs which the
~ II RDmAn:ed and thoso CONFIRM
V0OUUuD i How tOeure diseases. Humid.
sps Of Recipe Sent SeeuFr,y sesied for - Address
DB A. bVnAyXAXs CID n. Ti1fa Sassst. s. 10Gass ~
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DANIEL RrGGLEs,

GENERAL LAND OFFICE. AUSTIN.
Tex, November, 6, 1S77.-The facts
set forth in the above Communication
are substantially correct.
j. J. Gross, Commissioner.
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graphic account Of the terrible per-
Torrance which ended in the hanging.
DR.. Rolen had gone out in the morn.
ing with the company who took the
prisoner tn search for the body.
Strahl seemed to fully comprehend
that his life was to he taken, hat he
maintained the
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lie called out. Hold on, that won't
do, and tried to catch Strahl. but he
was dragged off into the bushes Al
very rapid rate. Hilton drew his re-
volver, and ran after the crowd. warn
ing them that they would be sorry for
that job. but they kept on. and an old
man with club stopped and covered
their retreat, saying: This Is none Of
your affair; you've held your inquest.
now don't try to interfere with US, or
you'll get hurt" This was the last
Mr.. Hilton saw Of Strahl.
From DR.. Hugh p. Roden, who a..
sisted the coroner in taking the testi-
mony. the reporter received . very