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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1878-06-11
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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1878-06-11

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Getft esrst suraseu.
Better Qieue.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1878-12-10

in the court room. and the guard re-
treated up the street to the point where
Strong and his clan were barricaped.
The forces numbering now some thirty
or forty OH each side. The men were
all we'll armed with the latest improved
Colts navy repeaters. Spencer and
Ballard rifles, and being good shots.
could kill their man from 100 To 2OO
yards, wherever hs might appear.
During the picket shooting y posse
of Aliens clan, with axes, ATTEMPTED
to burst open the Jail doors and rescue
the prisoner. At this point Tom
Little Of Campton. a brother Of Jerry
Little. appeared upon the scene Of the
conflict, and made an effort 10 quell
the riot, but was shot through the
body. ami then the jail breakers
desisted. Intense feeling was mani.
tested at the fall Of Mr.. Tom Little,
and many persons swore vengeance.
Little to-day wednesday, at noon is
lying at the point Of death.
The Allen party deserted the Court
House last night. aud the Sheriff and
posse took possession. thus command.
ing the door Of the Jail. No court
has been held, and the Circuit Court
Judge suddenly disappeared this
morning before Z o'clock, leaving no
orders "a to the disposition OF the
prisoner Little. The County Court
Judge is dead. The court has depart.
Ell without making snv provisions for
the keeping Of the county paupers
and idiots, or allowing any Of the
thousands of claims. leaving hundreds
of persons almost destitute.
n guard was detailed to dig the
grave for the interment of Judge
Burnett, and the spot selected va, BY
the >i,!e of the body OF hi> sweet heart.
who died year ago. Ladies' and
others who came To town to day to
attend the funeral haze beaten Il hasty
retreat. Lawlessness aud disorder
are So rife tha, the remains Of the late
County Judge will have no followers
save IN armed guard, who will avenge
his death.
Everybody Is going out of the town,
snd the visitors who have been here
swear that they will never return
again. There ia M hope Of speedy
Cancellation of these troubles.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1878-12-10
NAKED sssra ~ fsS .arSM. OR rHE
rbETS MASTERPIECE



4 pnes sat IL his ssssc M.
A.v'ewIne the things around him there
II darn stsse,s,y hcs0 h this. |" sNSd he.
''for .urh = famous poet me-
A rs-kety tslle t-fore him stood.
Der which . candle shed it lishf.
There sSs sfps Iu,es ~ SsnsiVe usossi
Until the ''se smA' h"ur,'' VI night
And s,ili he sat in his nlxht-,hirs ther--
Fat. lsdie~, don't ,ansh. 70 covered him all
safe has long. si,m limb. shsch under his chs
We're tWin~d around about IL legs
Ms eyes flashed M. as stili he sat.
hs- tss-k We carved just like 3 cat:
Has t'Ony hng-rs tore through his hair.
A. " tee hunt some -anltuulS'' there
Then suddenly he xrasped hrs PEN
Aot >uore hy eosts at now and ih~n
That all the soGld should knos his fhme.
I'll write my MASTERPIECE" be said;
And brought bis Hss against his head.
III write them something awful grand.
j" spread my fAu'- all DER the lsnd-
'P-rhsp. Cs~reiia Jones NAV theu
Think me ne bag ~ other men,
s,h. Peter and ye gods Slnye,
What inspiration comes To love-
"Now. wlsstlI call my an.nd effiis,on-
Ugh. I'm b~ginning tn shivcr-
Well. let me see. guess Iii call 70
Naked Venus ny the RIVER"
Then he stuck that pm right in that INK.
AMI scratched his hrai to- make hum think.
Anss then he wrote. In language tes~~,
THIS to,sciiingiy-isnder little ver,~
''Oh. mother. may 20 down to ssim -
'''h- yes, my darling daughter:
''o hang your c!"th~s On hskory limb
Nut don't 90 seAP the water.
liI> kme did spread all DER the land
lou hear his verse On every hand,
By i"y- and girls. by old anil y"uny;
The tender epic ssil - sung.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1878-12-10
From the D~nison News.
H., K. d T. Texas lens.

Eight car loads Of rails for the DenisDn
4 Pacific arrived last night.
A. Dolphin, brakeman on the ~, X. 4
T., fell from freight car Monday and dis
abled one Of his arms.
William Bond. general manager of the
n, <. & T., arrived IN the city yesterday
morning IN his special car. the 80. sceom-
panied BY Mr.. Walker, Of New York. and
II d. Mirick. Of the d. 4 p. Thu party
vent to the "ironI" of the d. 4 p. track
eight miles from DeuiaOn, and leit n boon
for Sedalis. !.
Mr. Geo. s. Nelsoe. the new aeeas Of
The ", K. 4 T., as Deaiaca, b Q clever
gentlemaa Of many yeas' experience in
railroad bssisss. He ~ fon5esly cos.|
necssd With the vandalia T. 1ere Hsuss
Road.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1878-12-10
NAHlxs sAOIn.

"What rhall ue name tl.e h4tyy' 70 an impor-
tant question this year. for the crop. like the
wheat. VAS never better. Il is rather soon &C.
undertake 90 grade them rs NO. No. 2 or
rejected" and your head and reputation are
much safer TO pronounce the entire lot No I, but
the question - TO names must he settled at once
One would think nothing wae easier than naming
the baby. for the World has ben FUN 81 names
for six thouaand years. yet Il 10 = sut3ect that
elscits the grasest discussion in the family. and
reaches out the advisory borad to the neighbor-
hood. and often endsin open Dissatisfaction, or =
eompromise by which the poor child goes through
life carrying . prenomcn crushing enough 10
break the constitution and make the life Of the
advantage. For buy vim enters the marfs Of
trade double name IL ofien . safeguard. and
especially 20 when the middle letter 10 one
seldom used in proper nauDes. The leading name
should Be ahort and easily spoken. a. the net h
too apparent % every one that IL such IN not
the case . nickname IL snre IN follow. The case
of the gin il entirely difier~nf. No girl should
b. burdeued wilh double name, no matter hoe
many aunls or grandmother am 70 b hcuored hy
20 doing a girl should have . single name, and
thas should he pronounceahae and musical.
good and suhpsastiai enough, bat . yoaae sdy
sooner or later revoass. Every young lady a. .
matter OF course expects 70 marry. aud should
not lose her Amlly name By 20 doing. bat simply
ada that Of her husbands. She should mt her
1oshss same b. shls important Get Of liz - not
bsfors-
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1878-12-10
SHARPERS.
How They win b Brought to
Grief.

Lyman p. Tompkins. formerly from
Bloomington, Illinois. ,latteriy Of Bates
county, and more recently of Kansas City,
has got himself into business Of . serious
nature.
In October Tompkins decided piece Of
land in Bates county TO T. {. Buchanan.
described ~ follows:
"west half Of lots one and two, of the
northeast quarter and east half Of lot one
aod two of the nor Invest quarter, Of section
six, township 80. range g."
buchanan gave . deed Of trust on the
PROPERTY TO one A. A. Lamb. to secure four
note to said Tompkins for $500 each. The
deed of trust purported to be duly recorded
On O rtober Is. 1873. at o'clock. in book
p. Cd page Ola.
The Prosecuting Attorney of jackson
county wrote TO Mr.. Pace. the Bates county
Recorder, and asked him If the deed of
trust was bonGSde.
No such deed Of trust Was ever recorded
in the Bates county record books, and The
instrument VAS bogus, . forgery.
Friday night Mr.. J. L. Pace, accom-
panied BY 40 attorney Of Bates comfy,
passed through Sedalis esyoxte to Kansas
City to 90 before the grand jury to testify
in the case and ere many days Tompkins
and his confederate Buchanan will probs.
bly, 30 where they cannot deal quite 30 ex-
tensively in real estate $500 notes.
The way the mattezeome 70 the light
was, Tompkins traded the deeds Of trust
and notes to Hale for . stock of goods
and eighty acres Of land in Kansas. Hale
commenced to investigat. and found that
he was beat. Hence Tompkins arrest.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1878-12-10
PATCH WORK.
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In the courae q human events girl ]. certain
70 get kissed more or less-Protably more-but il
isn't always that the fact gets before = court and
int" the newspapers, for all that. Such things do
happen sometmes. however. Ia the everlasting
disgrace Of men who go about kissing the wrong
Lycoming County, kissed i,elilsh Boswell. Delilah
was bendIng over the q wasli-tnb at the time.
dong the Roswell family wash. and didn't think
much about the matter. II was exceedingly
lucky thing for Thomas, because II wonli he
very much like girls n;uriated by kiss ca Ponr
soap suds over the offender or duck him in the
tub. After year, however, Deiiiah suddenly re-
v!ved the memory Of the kiss in Nil its dreadful
details. suddenly biushed. suddenly grew awfniiy
indignant. and in an impetuous sort IL way
concluded ." prosecute the man who had taken
the kiss for damages. The ease came before the
Court OF Quarter Sessions NJ wilIismspou a few
days ago, and the jury-hsving been around q
wash tub itself some in ITS time. protatay-6a.
ciced that Thomas VAS not guilty, and that
belilsh should pay the cost. This in a decision
that decides, and it is not only warning 10 pre-
cip,tate young women who get indignant 1t no-
thing year after il happens. bat il gives kissing
q fair chance In revive along with the threatened
revival Of general business, The Lycoming
County jury has done the civilization Of the age
. priceless service in asserting mans night to
fat kiss and plenty nj u.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1878-12-10

a Pleasant A6hiP &C NoAlootor.
Indian Territory.

AcAlestsr il about three hundred and
sixty niiss sosth Of sedslis. and in the
heart Of the Indian Nation. Ii u sub.
stsntiallv mining town, and psasIy all
the good souls thess are engaged in min.
ing for the Usage Coal and Mining Com.
psny.
The people Of McAlester are hard work.
ing and indussrioue-they are miner, which
IL synonymous With industry, and earning
their bread By the sweat Of their brow-bu,
their young onss marry and intermarry.
like anybody else-or just like those re.
siding beyond the limits Of the Beautiful
Indian Territory, which country has be-
come Q household word from the laad Of
cotton in the South. TO the evergreen forests
of Lake Superior and the sterile hills Of
old Nsv England.
The night Of December 9Th, 1873, Nc.
Alester Wa the scene Of joyous gathering
which At an-esrly hour, on that evening,
thronged the little church. The occasion
Waa
DOUBLE WEDDING.
Of the son and daughter Of George Simpson.
senior, foreman Of mine No. 9. The miners
With their wives, daughter and sweethesrts
were out in force 10 witness the nuptisl
between George Simp~on and
Mics Morris and Alex McKinnon to Mis-
Simpson.
The ceremony was said BY Rev. Bruce 1t
$50 p. N, in IN inpressive manner, after
which the guests aud friends Of the welded
couples repaired 70 the yes,dence Of Mr..
Simpson, ST.. where . most magnificent
Wedding supper Wa sat down 70.
Altosether il Vas the most stylish we'd.
ding ever celebrated in the B. l. T. and the
BAzoo adds is congratulations to that Of
many Others that the future of thee four
penons may be one Of prosperity and con.
tinuaI rounds of pleasure.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1878-12-10
KrNruoRf CHATS R1orrNo.

Dispersing the Court and Assassi.
mating the coutny Judge-Three
Days and Nights OF Terror in
the Capital Of Breathits County.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1878-12-10

1t is reported that one Of the peat
boys IN the vicinity Of Boston h to he
utilized by the erection Of a mill near
it and the consumption Of the peat for
fuel by means ,of = Jarvis furnace.
TIE new gold discovery in lndia is
described as follows: Within IN area
IF twenty-five BY thirteen miles
ninety outGrops vsre discovered Of
aurisro0s quarts from. ten 10 tour feet
lhick. yielding iron . few penny
weights to 200 per ton.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1878-12-10

The solubility Of cane sugar is such
that two ounces require bot one ounce
OF cold water to dissolve them. It is
not absorbed into the blood as cane
sugar but is is previously converted,
both BY acide Of the gastric JUICE and
By the Ditngese0us matters Of the
food during digestion. into the variety
Of sugar called grape sugar or glucose.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1878-12-10

OdSOu 1/tStbc, uCCuccU VI WIG uuVTutT,
would soon return and an effort would
be made to release the prisoner. To
the credit. however. Of John Aikman,
be it said he refused to participate in
this crime, and started for home. \
willing leader was soon found in a
Justice Of the Peace named j. T.. b.
Allen. supported BY the Littles,
Crawfords. and Others, numbering
abont forty. Who loitered about the
streets. impstiently waiting for the
guard to appear. Judge Randall. to
defeat the aim Of this mob, had the
Deputy Sheriff and County Judge
detail an extra guard OF fifteen men.
who went under the leadership Of the
County Judge, John w. Burnett.
At about 3 o'clock p. m. they returned
with the prisoner. aud safely confined
him in Jail, the guard numbering
about twenty-five well.armed men.
No eG,rt at . release was made. but
immediately after the guard returned
from the Jail to the street and began
10 disperse. fancying that danger was
over. Crawford and Little began an :
attack upon Judge Burnett, threaten
ing to take his life. !
Excitement began tn run high. !
Yell after yell rent the arr. and
. volley was poured in upon I
he guard. and thev taken BY surprise
ought shelter at every quarter. In
he discharge Of this volley Judge
Barnett was shos through the heart,
md instantly killed. Then . constant
ire wss begun and .hept up during
be whole evening. and diabolical yells !!
zero mads b. The mob. - it gained a
antaes poist. Allen AID his uenti
cling in the Court House yard. cough.
helter behind the Clerks Office aud ,
The New York herald., 1878-08-15
THE ORANGEM EN-.

SITUATION OF AFFAIRS IN OTTAWA YESTERDAY
MoRNING-THE KEBoEIrEs STILL DEFIAsT
AND THREATEN TO HANG THE MAYoR-LATER
OTTAWA. Ont, August IA, 1878.
the union men were on Sussex street at the break
OF day Tnsy had attempted to up the street at
two O'Clock, but troops appeared and they retreaed.
dischargng rsvolvers In the air and yelling ike In
dians. Mayor Bangs appealed TO them law-abiding
citizens to disperse and go 10 their homes assuring
them that further trouble would fthcy did
He promised further 10 be for ary damsge
done alter ,hey had dispersed. Mossrs STAIRS and
AcCau. two OF the leaders, hoped that they would 60
their homes after what the Mayor had said and
had almost convinced them that It the best thing
TO be dops under the circumstances when J. J. Ke-
hoe opened mis- mouth ana advised them dis
perse. az the Orangomen might steal march them.
He saio now that they had remained up SO long IL
their duty 10 see tho break OF day. His
remarks were received with prolonged cheers, after
which gang, armed with picbforks. marched up aud
down tho streets SINGING. 'We'l hang Mayor Bangs
sour apple tros" Kehoe's conduct Is gsner-
ally condemned. Tho Foot Guards ordered
parade at the armory IN iul strength, at half past
seven O'Clock Tonight, in anticipation OF further
Disturbances The leaders OF both parties have ad-
viscd their men not 10 congregatc on the streets to-
night but TO remain at home. Tho police have
ceived strict orders 10 clear the TINS
dusk. Mayor Bangs has taken active sures
throughout to protect The public peace and has been
emerge icaily assisted by liberal minded
botn Sides The conduct OF Mr.. Kehoc, Grand Presi-
dent OF the Union. refused 10 allow the crowd
dispcrse, Is suniversaly ccnsured
The New York herald., 1878-08-15
HOTEL ARRIVALS.

Ex-Governor John c. Brown. OF Tennessee; J. Con
dit smith, OF Buffalo, aud Andrew 7. MeCiintock. OF
Pennsyivanix, are at the Fihn Avenue Captain
Rchsrd &. Mayne, Z. b., OF the British Navy. IS at
the Clarendon. Senator Dennis Mccarthy, Of Syra-
cuse, and theodore ". Vail, Superinteudent OF the
Railway Mail Service, are at tho Giscy. Robert Gar
rot. OF Baltimore, and Frederick Billings OF ver
mont, arc at tho Brcvoort. Professor X. s. Hitch
cock, OF DanviIlo KY, Is at the Grand. Vincent l..
Bradford, Of Philadelphia, and &. H. Sortbam, OF
Hartford, are at the ST. Nicholas General u. N.
sorrci aud William N. wadisy, oi Georgia. arc at
the Nov York. General W. L. W. Ross, Of Baltl.
more, Is at the Everett George Holland, the lcomo
dian, Is al tho nion Square Rev. Dr. L. /. Magoon,
OF Philadelphia, In Al Ins ST. Dennis
The New York herald., 1878-08-15
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TIE RIOTERS MORE QUIET.
BY TELgCRAPH TO THE HEi,AI


OTTAWA, Canada, August IL, 1878
Only thrco arrests were made last night, TWO being
Union men who refused TO leave the street corners
when ordcred 10 do SO by the police and tho other a
cilzeu who ared revolver on one OF the back streets
Tho cases were diSmissed by the magistrate.
There was lot much ctement tc day but 1t Ia 10
crsasipg this evening" anu foot guards who arc ut
the drll shed have been instructed TO hold
themselves in readiness until further ORDERS
The Unonists will hold their annual picnic on
the 4lh OF September, and fears entertained
that they will invite friends from Montreal TO join
,hem aud parade through all parts OF tho city.
Oraneemen say that should they do they will not
DO interiered With, but on the 5;h Of November they
will have grand celebration and bring Oran2cmen
from Toronto other Western points. Carleton city
Ia at present in dangerously unsettled state and It
is hoped by moderate citizens that wise counsels on
both sides will prevail and further trouble be pre-
vented.
THE OUTLOOK LAST EVENING
Tonight Will In all probability pass quietly. al
though there Is still dauger OF collision between
small parties OF most extreme members OF rival fae-
tions. There has Deea sgu OF trouble In
the upper part OF the city, aud very lew
Vraueemen about; but down town young
mon boys Still pafadina the streets, ev identity
tor the purpose OF coming across somo OF their oppo.
uonts. About three hundred mon and boys formed
IN procession on Sussex street shortly after ton
O'Clock and marched through the lower part
oil the city. Several shots were Ared by the
processionists. but no oao injured, the iutsn-
lion ol the rioters being TO make display rather than
anything serious. A large meeting Of UEonists Is
bong haid IN ST Patrck's Hail. al which speeches
delivered by several Catholics deplVrng The events oi
the past Two days, but oounssng firm stand 10 put
down any attempt Of Orange men to march III Lower
Town again. tNNc
DECIDED.
Il decided the Mayor had guarantee no fur
thcr disturbance that all should 80 nome with ex
csptiou 1t patrol OF txeny-one members To- alarm
the rcss or tho Orangemen should they put APP
pearapce. TINS decision acted up00 by the nin.
jority; but few still lingering about After their
drill loot guards had short march and were then
dism issed, guard being left at tho armory. Few
scrimmagss have occurred and no serious results so
far OrGngcmen viii hardly venture ia,o Lowor
Town ,iugIy, and to-night there Is no likelihood o
their getting up crowd II any hghts take place they
Will DO among the toughest elements OF either party
| who will seizN every opportunity afforded py thu
present troubles conint ueprcdatopy OF nl KINDS
| SMALL r0RcB.
The whole police forco OF the city numbers twenty
| pino mon, who have been on duty with only ioy
| hours' interval since Sunday night and Monda,
| morning. They are sUl on the alert aud are don
good service. Bircb, an Orangsman. VINO WAS wouUde
IN the forehead MOuday nighI was arrested TO iaI
| Tor 1ourIshing q revolver