The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1877-06-19


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Kissing weather and falling haromt.
Der.
Wheat is growing finely. hut is liza
BE to rust.
Farmers are becoming a little bit
discouraged.
The happiness Of the jumping June
bug knows no bounds.
The Beautiful Blue Danube" is
said to BE a muddy fraud.
Cistern water is no longer luxury.
There IL 20 much of II.
They have given Pitkin the grand
bounce and Butler is unhappy.
Gold is barely able to hold its own,
while silver is steadily advancing.
Dumping garbage in the railroad
pond is disgusting the East Sedalians.
1t is legal for a lawyer to sell his
opinion, but he should avoid ceiling his
client.
From the latest dispatches it don't
appear Erze-room for the Russians
after all.
There Is . "demnition dampness"
about Sedalia which is anything but
pleasant.
II i . remarkable fact that all the
victories in the Eastern war have been
won BY both sides.
Notwithstanding the rePortsof peace
matters appear to be getting pretty
lively on the Danube.
It would be pleasant to have the
Mayor tackle that finance problem,
again tonight.
Emotional hydrophobia is the latest
disease. 1t has reference to a young
lady trying to conceal a love letter.
Wayne McVeigh calls Butler a
"leper" possibly because he leapci on
him 50 audaciously in that second let
ter.
1t should be stated that Mrs. Ruth
erford B. Hayes temperance society i
not connected with the Murphy move.
ment.
Talking OF the noble red man. nc
one ever "Metamora"- compliShed In
dian than Col. BOudinOt. the scholarly
Cherokee.
There is an opinion gaining ground
that the President doesn't take a grea,
deal Of stock in the Republican party
any way.
The council will consider the pro
priety of converting the East Sedalia
market house into q Dancing Academy
this evening.
The point of difference between the
council and Mayor is this: they CAM
agree upon what it takes to make 8
sound financial condition.
One out of every thousand visitor:
to the White House does not want an
office. The rest all do. That is the
statistics of the situation.
Dick Oglesby thinks that the Pres
idents policy ought to have a fai'
shake; at present its most noticeable
effect is to shake up the Republicans.
The Illinois Senators are q unit on
the Presidents policy. 1t is not what
Oglesby would like to have but it is
the best he can get.
Forest fires are still burning in Wis.
consin, and the destruction Of timber
has been 50 great as to largely ad.
vance the price Of lumber.
They are whooping up the Radical
thieves in Louisiana pretty lively now.
For the first time in ten years, they've
got . grand jury which amt afraid to
indict them.
The Governor Of Pennsylvania has
signed the death warrant of eighteen
Molly Maguires. Those Malesian
Marys will find Pennsylvania q tight
place to die in.
Senator Kirkwood don't want the
Iowa Republicans to endorse the Pres.
ident. He Is not sure that the At
tempt would not be attended with
soee unpleasantness.
Will some Alderman have the kind
ness to bring up the meat market
question There has been 50 little said
about that of late, and the public is
standing on its ear, 50 to speak. and
listening.
The revelations which are growing
from the investigating committee Of
the New York Custom House are not
to be used Is Republican campaign
documents. They are not that kind
Of revelations.
There Is Q Circassian rebellion IN the
Russian army, which is giving the