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The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1877-07-10
ABOUT A MONUMENT.
Relatives Allowed to Remove q
Corpse, But not the Monument.

NEW YORK, June 3.-The relatives of
Charlotte Can,la, the French girl, whose
body has been some years beneath the
handsome marble monument in GREENWOOD
Cemetery, which has attracted 20 much at
tention, are making an effort to remove ii
to Calvary Cemetery.
The body OF the French girl has already
been removed to Calvary Cemetery, and the
relatives We're proceeding yesterday to re.
move the monument when the cemetery
authorities refused to allow them to take it
away. The relatives said they were will
ing to surrender the lot ii they might be
allowed to remove the monument, but con-
sent has not yet been given.
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A fight occurred about SIX o'clock yes-
terday evening, between Willis, the mail
carrier. and John Hogan, both colored, in
which Willis receiver terrible blow over
the left eye-with what was at first sup
posed 10 have been . rock - cutting a
cash about an inch long, fracturing the
skull and knocking him insensible. A
doctor was called, who dressed the wound,
and pronounced il a very serious though
not dangerous one. The doctor says
the wound was made either with brass
knucks or slung-shot. A reporter visited
Willis about nine O'Clock, and found him
suffering intense pain. No one was able To
tell how the fight originated. Hogan is
not unknown in police circles, and has
interviewed the Recorder several times.
Generally, when he gets into devilment
here he strikes for Georgetown, about three
miles north, where he stays until he thinks
the matter has blown over, and then comes
back to his old haunts again. Immediately
upon striking Willis, he struck Decline
In the direction Of Georgetown. and it was
supposed that that is where he went. A
warrant was sworn out for his arrest, and
placed in the hands of Deputy Constable
Allan Conners, who, accompanied by Mr..
Tom Saunders, started for Georgetown this
morning to hunt him up. They sighted
him about four miles north Of town, walk
ing along the road which leads past Major
(ientry's farm, and immediately gave
chase. On seeing that he Was pursued.
Hogan took to the brush, and would proba-
bly, have escaped had the brush been thick
enough to hide, as he was on foot and they
were mouated. As it was, however, they
soon overlook him, but he would not stop
running until Constable Corners drew a
t,ead on him with his revolver and COM
manded him to halt. lie Was brought
back 10 town and will have hearing be-
fore Squire Clark at half past three
O'Clock this evening, to answer the charge
Of assault aud battery.
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ArHvala.

The following named are among The re-
cent arrivals II The Sweet Spring. Hotel:
f J. johnson. ST. Louis J. A. Reiahass
St. Loais J. W. Ming. Manhall; W. r.
Thouas and wife, Sedalia; d. W. Crowley
and wife. Sedslia A. p. Speed, ROCKVILLE,
Saml. u. Keaaard, s.. Louis; ". W.
Vaughan, Brownsville; s. C. Johnson, S.
dalia: Jno. n. Isgrig, Marshall n. Levy,
Nar.hall; Bellsny, Bsovnsville; c. E.
Leosasd, Booaville; q. F. Short, Sedalis ;
Dr.. b. Trotses. Lexiagto.; J. A. Mathew,
Lexiagsoa; Mn. ~. Chapoas, Lex,ngsoa
M. n. B. wsddell, Lexiaetoa u. Coax
ling, Lexington Mn Besis Hauch, Lex
ingtos Mn Mollie Hill. Lexi.gsoa; r.
e. Wilson, Ka.sas City; Jao. H. BooGhes.
s.. Lo1a; C. W. Seeker. Higiasville; FL.
Howell, Coming. N. Y; II. Miller and
wife. CAicaso J. L. SsepAs.s BooaviIle
J.o. l. Hall, 6edalia; ". C. RescAie, S.
dalia; Thoa. No.sgooesy, ssdalia; r +.
0s.try, Seaalia; J. A. Laoy, ssaalia; Per.
y Calvi.. Ssdalia F. Besges, Ssdalia; ".
d. Msssil md viz, Aar,Aall; Mn Ass-
al. Aanhall.
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The recurring anniversary 0f the nation;
Independence never fails Ia inspire the Pop
ular heart 9th pat. iosic ebullisiona. il
every hamlet, torn and city. the exploding
srecracker Of the urchin aud the boon Ol
the cisizens' cannon hail the dawn al the
birthday Of freeiom and the glory Of Amer.
ics. Some there are, alive to all that the
occasion implies, vho celebrate il in quiz
eser va!. But no town Is 70 poor bat VIA,
the houses are decked in dag, and The thrill
"f music asitaies the ar. Processions
ihrong the streets aud the groves are 6ll~,l
With eager crOwsis intent upon pleasure aud
enjoyment. Every~here il has become .
day of jubilee aud national halliday. No
heart Is ~ Isor that il cannot respond with
sentiments III pride 10 an occasion like the
" Fourth no citizen il ~ wrapt in busi-
nes~ bat what he can give one day To sener-
Gus feelings and patriotic emotions.
ri eoune Ssdalia Is no exception to there
prevailing sentiments. 1t has had its own
celebration AMI has sent large delesaiions
To the Sweet SlrinsS and elsewhere. The
town has hen literally turned out Of doors,
and what il has lacked in brilliancy 81 dis
play it has made up in hearty enjoy me,.t.
4 number of picnics we're projected in .
quiet way. and these carried to the neigh
boring groves no uncomfortable part Of the
The excursion To the Sweet
Spring. claimed its share, and Woodbridge
Grove took the balance.
The preparations incident to thee vari-
nus plans made the streets assume = lively
appearance. Bands and proces~ions march
ID up and down them. aass waved, music
screeched, and gay horsemen and holiday.
attired pedestrians made up the salient fea-
lures 81 a. scene that VA both novel and
The trains came in crowded with excuF.
'ionists. The surrounding Villages had
,mps'ed their populations. and society in
Ill ranks and conditions had prepared fog .
field day Of sport anil pleasure.
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ST. LOUIS MARKET.
A Full Report Up to 4 O'clock Yes
terday Afternoon.

Wheat Vas firm, especially No. 3. but
there we're few sales at Call. No. 2 for
cash offered at Sl.s5 and SLIT bid, S147A
was bid for July and Sl.32 for August. No.
3 sold for cash in small quantity at Call
for Sl.7O, Sl.35a was bid for July and TO-
600 bu August sold at Sl2l to S1.2l&.
Nothing done IN No. 4.
Corn was higher and rather active at the
advance. Sales at call OF No. 2 mixed for
cash we're made at 45sc to 4Sc; 452c was
bid for July, and 5000 bu August sold at
same figures. 4jic was bid for September;
and 48}c for white mixed cash. Flour was
unchanged in prices; choice grades hrm.
little coming in or going out. Provisions
quiet and steady. demand moderate.
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ROUND ABOUT.

"A Mr.. Smith Wa fined so and costs
for bring SPANS b cattle into Vernon county,
contrary TO lav.
State Journal: A farmer Of this county
brought in to Adam HoeAer's store yester-
day head Of wheat which weighed two
ounces.
-Jno. Berry, Who killed John B. Bucham,
At Osceols, 81. Clair county, in this State.
about two years ago, Wa arrested last Mon
day, near Springfield. Ills.
The present Indebtedness Of Boone
county il $34s. 60O. Interest on same so, :
ssS. County bonds are selling At from Two
to three per cent. premium.
The Government has made an un-
qusli6ed demand for the ST. 800 due from
Adler 4 Furss, Of s.. Joseph, that being
the amount in which they are in default.
Barton county includes IN area Of 500
square miles; sos miles are covered BY
coal measure rocks and over forty eight
square miles are underlaid BY four feet Of
good coal.
-0ovesnor Rrockmeyer has Issued .
proclanation Offering . reward Of 500 Tor
The arrest Of Moses and joseph Everman.
charged With the murder Of Simon Nelson
in Vernon countv, on the 18th Of April.
1877. The reward ia 10 be paid on proof
Of convicti0n.
-Jetkrsss Csiy Tribune: An ovarian
iumor, weighing seveaty pound, va taken
from the person 81 Mn. spsunhors., Of
Franklin county. No., few days ago. The
lady is the mother Of ten children and
weighed 2lO pounds. She now weighs but
40.
Two men, giving the names Of s. j.
Mccormick and W. Scoos, we're arrested in
81. Joe Monday, for countsrieitins. They
operated in private boarding house, and
were supplied With material, chemicals.
etc., secersary for the manufacture Of bogus
silver coin. A package Of unfinished half
dollars vaa found in their room. They are
veil executed, and, IL finished, would de-
ceive any one not IN expert. The men had
IN exaninatioa before United States Com
missioner Tuesday, and we're committed for
trial.
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'Tis generally believed that woman u
more subject to disease than man; such 10
not the case but from the modes and Gus.
tons Tyrans Fashion imposes on her, and
her disregard Of the laws Of health, today
not one in ten il in good health; This
would Be fearful, were il not Tor the TACT
shat Dr.. Turner'S New Life for Women Is .
nre and certain cure for all diseases and
der.neenents peculiar to them. 1t cures
vhites, liberation Of the womb, Mysteries
green sicknse, palpisation, headache, smosh-
esine, drawing down pains in the stomach,
bowels, limbs and backs. II Is mild yet
perfect uterine regulator in painful. irregu-
lar, obssrucsed, suppressed Or Profuse msn-
stsuatiou, Elective IN establishing nature N
del,cate young girls; also in change Of
lite. aidi.e liSss1;os, removing baEIenaess
an1 slssiID ,andF all derangements and
PeDorsd ely ~ d.. Louis Turner, who
n.kes . special Deaelics Of diseases OF
vouneu. at $40 Moth Eleventh street, 81
Louis, Missouri Psies. 500 per package.
sd one stamp for lis pago pamphlet
SeA By D. Hit. Lafayette. &2d&w
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The WorrenobuIg HXCuroton.
Uader The managerial Of The irsepressi-
bic "fean," Who il agent at WasrensbusE IN
excunioa Of about tvo hundred Of the
citizens Of wasrensburg arrived at Sedalia
about $50 this morning, esr"sse Ia Sweet
Springs to spe"d the day in The laxurisns
shades Of that lovely place. Quite num-
Der Of Sedslisna boarded the train here
and at shout nine O'Clock the tram pulled
ont for Townsville with - josous crowd
ss ever left Sedslia.
At 6EORGETOwN
the excursion tram was compelled t. wait
for an Incoming train. After waiting
abOut thirty minutes the train arrived aud
pulled in On the side track. Several carr
passed over the "frog" all right. until car
loaded With cattle went Cd. An hour pass
I'd before the track wss made clear for
the excnrsion. Before this was accom-
plishesl, however, the cattle we're unlOaded
They sre the property Of Boyle 4 Nc
Clure, Hou<tonia, and ~ 6ne . lot ~ are
often seen in the market. The train
arrived at Brownsville Al lin without
further delay aud the party crowded into
o~nibu~e-, carriages aud hacks for the
FAMOUS SWEET SPRINGS,
which place was anon reached. The party
scattered about the grounds and wandered
over the grsas hotel until dinner hour.
Al 1880 the band began to play" and
the spacious dining hall Was soon 6lied
to its utmo~t capacity With hungry ex-
Tosay that they veFe sasis6ed
i but . faint expression, for mine host Of
The Sweet Springs hotel always gives the
best in the market, served in style not
equalled any where in the new West.
warrensbury vss we'll repEesen,ed anoag
The excursionists to-day. The BAzoo re-
porter noticed s. q. Jaeksoa, Mic Mollie
Cunninshsm, Of Little Rock, Ark, Mrs. s.
r. Sparks, wife Of prominens attorney, J.
". Crusch6<ld, lawyer, Sheriff Emme,son,
e. +. Norman, wife and daughter, Mis-
Minnie Jesmore. Miss Ella Fyke, J. II.
Kinsel, Lee HOu,s, Chss. Zoll, Of the War
Savings Bank. To@ Paxton. Poat-
master Rsovn and vile. Clint Middleton. Of
he Ds~oerus. Nathan Land and wife, Mis-
Fad. and many others. jacob Swindle,
prominent merchant Of KnobnOster, Jno. A.
Gallagher, superintendent Of the Mon
'err.t coal mines. L. X and Marm-
aduke Harvood, also Of Monserras,
uee among the happy ihroag. They ex-
pecs to leave Se,ialia tonight about nine
o'clock, arriving in Warrensburg about
midnight.
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Freaks Of the I.jghtning.

W1r,ssSsrs N<ws: During The storm OF
Sunday morning. about ten O'Clock. mum
Der al buildinss in thin vicinity we're struck
BY lightning, bat not much damage vss
caused.
The Flint Methodist church, On Market
street, sustained slight srariag up Of The
vestherboasding.
An outhouae on he Whistler place. ease
Of town, va struck, and Nm. Whistler,
vho vss sear. got one Of her Arm shocked.
Al D.. GsieC' farm, near town. Tie light
ming run down . rod o. Tie barn, making
such fus in in passage that tie animals
and eAiekeas were much terrified. Ne
damage.
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The Turks Gain q Decisive VICTORY
Tho Russians Routed Before
Kars-The Fight goes Bravely on.

NV YORK, July "a dispatch iron,
Erzeroam, dated Sunday, says the siege Of
kars was raised on that day, and that the
Russian forces are now retreating toward
the frontier. The sortie from Kars SUNDAY
il represented as one o: the most bloody and
desperate struggles OF the war. The Turks
fought with great gallantry. The damage
they inflicted was immense
In the
RATTLE OF ZE%IN,
which also took place Sunday, the Russian
loss was about 1000 men. The Turks are
greatly elated over their success, and rep
resent that the Russians are in An utter
state Of decentralization.
Great activity is noticeable all along the
Danube, AMI another crossing Ii in prepara-
ton near Bslari, below Rustchnk.
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Sheriff Murray received = postal card
from Mr.. w. II. Murray. Versailles. No.,
cautioning him to he on the lookout for ~"
horse thieves vi O had stolen an iron gray
mare from him. The men are Chas. Gaines
sl;os Chas. Fanil and Frank Campbell. a ia'
DC Mason. A reward Of SIS il offered for
the return Of the horse and So for the Ar
rest Of each Of the thieves.
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A Missouri Farmers Valuable In
Vention.

PerryviIle Cnion: Mr.. Eli Maryland, an
old citizen Of this county, and a resident al
Salisbury, exhibited in town ON Thursday
last the model If an invention of his that
he ha. just patented. aud which is unl"ubt-
edly destined to work . reformation IN the
labor Of farming. II is device by which
ten different implements may he combined
in one machine. II is seed sower, corn
planter, sulky pillow, hay rake, roller, two
one-hor~e plows, hoe. meadow splitter,
corn marker. We are sure there il some
thing in this invention, as Mr.. Wayland is
one Of the solid men Of the county, and is
now using one Of his machines constantly.
We speak for this large patronage By our
sensible farmers.
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To ConsumptiveN.

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Tornado Jim" Was Conductor Of the
Ezcursion train. Hie friends up the Branch
we're glad tosee him. Veedsr Vas engineer,
~ safe man as ever smelied Of the hot
end Of throttle.
Young Ashton mOurns the loss Of HIS
hat. The wind At HouStonia took posses-
sion az il and il vas gone. Hs'goes hatIess
to-day.
A Grand MINSTREL performance was
given this evening At o'clock 1t the Sweet
Springs Hall. by the Sweet Spring. band.
No Doubt il was good ensertainmeni.
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n. X. Z q.

The enterprising NJ, X. & T., slvays
foremost in undertaking. designed to pro-
mote the convenience Of the travelling pub
lie, have opened . new route to s.. Louis
and Chicago via Hannibal. They have
through sleeping can to Chicago BY way Of
Quincy, and afford to passenger the very
hest accommodations that can be found On
any line IN the United States. Those Who
20 to s.. Louis can have . delightful ride
from Hannibal down The Mississippi IN q
spIesdid steamer, Including free meals and
Q. elegant ssatesoom. Try The r., X. 4
rs new routes.
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The Picnic.

About Eve hundred per~ons gathered at
Wnldri.lgr's Grove. .h'ut two miles north
we<t Of town to-day To celebrate the Fourth
and have \ god time generally. The Sc
dslis Garnet Band furnished the music for
the occasion, and every thing passed ID to
the satisfaction al all concerned. A dane
ing hall and numerous swing, &c., were On
the grounds. where the people could enjoy
hemselvs<. aud barring lev minor incl
dents. the utmost harmony prevailed, and
eryboly seemed to enjoy themselves.
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J. II. Kinney, = resident Of Kansas City,
visiting in 81. Louis, while coming out Of
the Planter House Tue~day afiernooa net
ON the sidewalk man named f. L. Good
rich, Who has been wanted for some time
past in Kansas City. fos bosse stealing.
Kinney, laying vislsas hands on Goodrich.
took him into custody and handed him over
to the police. Word VA selesrsphed 70 The
Chief 81 Police Of Kansas City, Who replied
By saying "Hold Goodrich; horse thief.
Will send o(6ces At once"
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MuZzling q Gun.

A man named James Mitchell, living in
Usage county, few days since took down
his gun for some purpose. and placed his
foot upon the hammer, and his mouth over
the mnz.le, with the view Of blowing into
the gun 10 ascertain whether or not il was
loaded. His foot slipped on the hammer.
and the gun, being loaded, was discharged.
The ball entered the roof of his mouth.
just back Of the teeth. ranging backward
and upward. then changed its course and
ranged upward and forward, when II
parted, a piece coming out Immediately
under each eye. The unfortunate man
may possibly recover, yet he is in . very
critical condition.
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The shooting match al the picnic grounds
this evening passed "G very pleasantly, al
though ~o,.,e very poor shooting was iDaul-
ged in. The match waS shot under some
Inconvenience. but noihing occurred Ia
delay the shooting. The distance shot Vas
Is yards. Bogarius patent trap and halls
were used, and the balls proved very hard
to hit. Mr.. Parsons, Of Brownsville, car
ried "a the 6rsi prize. Owing To going to
press at 1 o'clock. only detailed account
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The river il rising slowly At this point.
The Fourth will be celebrated Vith
great enthusissm.
Capt. Joe. Kinney, ST., arrived home
from the mountains lat night He IN .
prominent steamboat man and says bssi-
ne.ss i good in that country.
Thomas B. Sserl, Esq., Who has been
agent tor the U. 8. Express company in
this city ios the past ten year,, il COM
PEELED 10 re~ign on account Of continued
i'll health. Our citizens regret very much
the lon Of 20 pleasant . busisess man. In
this positiou Mr.. H. II. Benedict - his sue
cesH>OR
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A Portland press dispatch says the iates
reports from the scene Of the Indian ont
break states that the tribe known as ths
River Snakes have killed John Richie, o
Mount Idaho. The Cour de Alenes, who
have thus far strictly observed their prom
Uses Of good behavior, are reported in pursuit
OF the murierers. 1t is reported that the
Clear Water Indians, under Leaking Glass,
have turned loose and plundere.l George
Dempster's place, between the middle and
south forks Of Clear Water, and driven OF
ALL THE sTocK.
Of the settlers found between these forks,
and had At ut their camp about six miles
above kaniah. This confirms John Saw
yer's statement made in the Indian Council
yesterday at LanwaI, Of the purposes Of
Looking Glass and his forty men. The In
dams told two Cinnamon ON Clear Water
they had declared war against the whites,
and would commence their raids upon the
inhabitants within two DAYS. When this
news reached Mt. Idaho force OF twenty
volunteers started Immediately for Clear
Water, hut no news has come from them AZ
vet. Gen. Howard was. notified, and said
he would send detachment cf regulars 10
scour the country in that direction. This
morning the volunteers who were in the
FIGHT On WHITE BIRD,
saw an Indian who went out as one of the
friendly Indians with Col. Perry from Lap
wal, beckon the hostiles forward i'm tine
fight, and saw other movements Of some OF
the friendly Indians evincing their privacy
with the hostiles during the fight. The re-
port was (which lacks confirmationl that
Gen. Howard had attacked Joseph and dis
lodged him from Horse Shoe Ridge.
A Boise City dispatch mentions indica-
tions Of the presence Of the hostiIes. Ia
Weiser Valley the settlers are leaving for q
place Of safety. Grain in the fields, orchards
and gardens are abandoned and being des-
troyed by the stock.
press dispatch from Boise City says
the small force on the Weiser, composed Of
Capt. Renders command Of iOrty-fve men
and thirty Idaho volunteers under Capt.
Robbins, cannot move northward to any
purpose until the arrival Of troops expected
from the south. The position Of the In
dams, which is on the south side Of the
Salmon River, the strongest and most favor
able for their
MODE OF WARFARE
that could he imagined. Ii is full OF
natural obstacles To the approach Of troops,
and affords ample scope 10 the Indians to
fight or retreat as they may see lit. Troops
NAV cross the river under cover Of the ar
tiIlery, but when across. they viii have
steep mountains 10 climb and rocky canons
TO cross to get At the Indians. without
sufficient force from this side to cooperate
with Gen. Howard, it is difficult TO see how
he can
HOLD THE INDIANS
to an engagement, or do ANYTHING efiactual
against them. II is now believed here the
hostlles will come this way, but there is %"
adequate force yet here 10 prevent them, If
they should 80 determine.
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An Old Man Killed.

The Mansfield Democrat says that fel-
Low BY the name Of Huffman, killed an old
man in Douglas county, by the name Of
Lotion, last week. Lotion had made some
remark about Huffman duplicating him in
some way Of horse stealing.
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6oor bails snd veil pasreaised all day !;
swing ssd everything sos coaioss.
Over svo thOaaasd peopse pssseas; 10
disiurbaaees; good time. Eirevorks TO-
night.
:iedalians will be hone about o'clock,
tired and happy.
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Pains in the back, head, heart, lunss'
Rheumatism, neuralgia, lumbago, sciatica.
Rheumatic govt, nervous and kidney dis
eases. positively cured BY Dr.. Fostens
Rheumatic Remedy and Vegetable Liver
Pix. A phyxician's specialties for AZ
years, never fail when taken ~ directed.
Charles Roll 4 Co.. sole agents for Sedalia.
x35,d&W1y
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A Close Call.

CdssrMe Democrat: Sheriff Hopkins started
upto Springfield, last Wednesday morn
ing, 10 bring Cox down for execution; bat
when he got to Verona, he was met BY the
nevs. that the Supreme court had granted
. DeW trial to The said Cox. He therefore
returned home the same night.