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The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1878-04-22
gocE ISLAND b PEORIA RAILWAY.

ROCK ISLAND b PEORIA RAILWAY.
SHORTEST ROUTE TO THE EAST AND SOUTH.
LEAVE ARRIVE.
Throh F'ht 6 30 q. m. Galva Ac. $3.50 a, m.
Mail q Ex 1907 m. Mail q Ex. 1:15 p. m.
Galva Ac. $50 p. m. Thro'h F'ht 4:45 p. m.
The 80 D m train makes close connection at
Galva with C G. @ for points west; arriving at
Gaesburg at 500 p m; at Burlington 7:16 m; at
Keokuk 9:25 m; and at Quincy 9:40 m; also
making close connection at Peoria with l q W
and T r & w roads for all points east and south
RocK ISLAND d MERCER CO., 3. 3.
leave Rock Island at 900 q. and $3.50 p. Ar
irving at Cable at II 10 a. m, and 500 p. m.
leave Cable at $50 a. m. and 1913 p. IN. Arriving
at Rock Island at $40 a m. and 3 100 p. m.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1878-04-22
Railroad Time Table.

CHICAGO, accZ ISLAND B PACIFIC 3. .
come EAST TRAINS LRAvE
at 9. 90 a. m. 4:30 p, m; and 9:35 p. m. TFaine
arrive from west as above
GOING WEST TRAINS LEAVE
Al G:45 q M; 1918 q. m, and R:05 p. m. Train
arrive from the east ae above.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1878-04-22
wgsTrRE ONION RAILRoAD.

wEsTrRE UNION RAILROAD.
FOR RACINE & MILWAUKEE,.
LEAVE ARRIVE
Oav Ex Dress and Mail An 500 AN
Mont Exnreza .1O:15PM 5:50PM
The night express leaving Rock Island every
Sunday night at 10 rs connects with the train arri-
wing in Chicago early Monday morning. No lay
over checks given on through tickets from ROCK
sland to Chicago. Through tickets only good on
this II ain.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1878-04-22

j. HARDY, 119 Goerch street.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1878-02-19

'oe ns purpose unknown, and stealshily
VISITED the cabin Of the Lapinss. The boy
wa LETT IN the wood, . quarter ofs nile
away, but followed The men and v;e,aa,ell
all. II vas about 9 O'clock in IL eve.;.~
The month was March. Old man L.p;ne
sat before the in an easy chair. Ther,
Wa 6ash, . report. . shiverine Of sl.,
and the deadly bullet from Jolly . gun sped
through the sindov, and the old man Tell
forward With bullet in his brain. Then
the Two men burst into the house, armed
With axes. The two children were Drained
IS they lay sleeping in bed. The fate Of
the women was doubly horrible. After
falling victims to the lust Of the two 6ende
they sank in death, With skulls cloven b.
the axes which had sent the children to
their long home.
One Of the men seized coal-oil lamp
that had shed its dim rays over tho terri
bic tragedy and dashed il to the door, and
then. in the rudy light Of the burning
building they fed
The next morning Psople came out from
the town to view the ruins. The firss man
on the ground-now q prominent lead.
mine operator-drovs away two hogs that
we're feasiing on the charred body Of one Of
the women. Never in the history Of the
county was such profound horror created
As greeted the discovery Of the remains Of
the FIVE victims to brutalised and incarnats
passion
Armed posses Of men secured the country
in search Of the perpetrators. 1t fell to the
lot Of Sheriff Clark to find the boy Arm
strong. Who told what he knew Of the terri
bic deed. Armstrong and Jolly were sp-
pretended shortly before dusk, and lodged
in Jail.
Sheriff Clark had reason to spprehesd
mob violence, and he swore in pose comb
a,is to guard the Jail. That night 200
nen surrounded the Jail and demanded
he prisoners. The Sheriff refused to Do.
liver them up. An attempt to iorcibly take
Of the building provoked The
'osse to FIRE. Three men were wounded,
md one Of the best citizens II the county, .
ir. Mainwaring, was shot dead. The
ynching Wa then abandoned.
At the trial the boy gave his evidence,
nd three months later il became the duty
{ the Sheriff Clark, Who had once defended
heir lives, to hang both villains, which op-
ration was neatly and Satisfactorily per.
,smed in the presence Of almost the entire
population Of the county.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1878-02-19

0oo0 W0r0o.
Below ~ give some complimentary ex-
tracts from different papen, for which, Of
coune. the BAzoo feels profoundly CRATE
full:
The Sedalia RA1oo don't propose to be
outdone BY any other daily. II nov re-
ceives the AMociated Pres dispatches.-|
Appaaos City Ra.
The Sedalia BA1oo hes made arrange
Deote 70 receive evening dispatches through
the "Tsans-4 Mississippi Associated Psess."
This feature will add matesially % the At
tr.ct,veness Of that spicy daily Sheet
Oiatos DneroG
The 6edalia evening Bazoo il now q
member Of the Trans-A Mississippi Ass0.
cisisd Preas. The BAzoo. BY its valuable
auxiliary, vill contain the latest news from
all quarten Of the globe up 70 going -
preas. We congratulate our neighbor and
Boosriue advertiser.
We congratulate the Sedalis BA1oo, il d
nov . member Of the Trans. Aimiasippl
Associated Preo aud will each day coatnin
the teleGraphic dispatches from al paris Of
the world. The BH1oo il to Be commended
for il energy. The Big Injia knows how
to get up readable paper, and thie is only
one more attraction Cinios Aduooaik.
We congratulate our neiehbor, the
BAzoo, upon the arrangements it has made
With the Preo ASociataoo, and upon the
enterprise il dsplsys m the publicatioa Of
the afternoon dispatcbea. 10 thsas vehe.
nent d.ys Of lightning and steam, to do
without the 10 Of the telegraph il slmost
~ imPonibility-oertainly 40 inpoaibility
With . thosouGh- going and progressive
newspaper. Therefore The BAIoo has not
.it>elf in . condition 70 occupy succeafilly
the whole 6eld Of evening journalism in
6elalia.-&sdshs Demeosf.
The BA1oo comes 70 % fIIed 10 the
Headlight" With Associated Prsn dis.
paechea. Well. its no - kicking under
Tie Govern The BA8oo l. backed b. . much
saspU % any ono paper % earth. We
siacersly hops that the old pie-bald truth.
erusher who runs it may reap succeas thst
pluck and eateeprise merit. Nay his tribe
iscrease, his wealth expand aud bis cub
scsiptioa liss grow and grow tilI il can't
grow any grower: and 6nelly, vhea time
and 80 shall havs silvered he locks aud
turroved his brow, nay 0uDe-sye. q
grooa-baek-ed mule, and . coin silver canal
boat b soat down % convey hin a. The
gnIdea tOv-psth % that bleaoed city. where
the cry of copy" b never heard, aud Tie
delinquent so6scsiher eateeesh not.-Nv.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1878-02-19

-Faahioa Noass.-Far collars ars little
worn b lsdio this season, and this will
eanss many ssvess coughs and cold. Dr.
BallS Cossh Syrup = essssin and sajs
ease II svssy easA Pfies g cent?.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1878-02-19

BLO88 ~ u W1BB
Come. hear poor suffering woman's cry!
"A drunkards wife in want lie;
And hungry children call for bread.
Around my lonely dying bed.
While be Who pledged in youth to be
faithful husband unto me,
Delays 10 come. or leave the bowl,
While to God must yield my soul.
And leave-O God! how can 60
And leave my habes neglected sol
No hand 70 smooth the ruined ha,r,
Or mend the tattered clothes they wear.
Thou God. that nearest ferveut pnyer,
These loved ones take within thy care,
And when I'm laid within the grave,
OGod, my ruined husband save"
Three children by the lifeIess clay
Await the coming Of tie day:
The sun in glory brings the light,
That chased the darkness Of the night
But no other voice il heard
No kindly friend to speak . word
To children who still ask for bread
OF that dear mOtber-silent-dead.
Arouse ye, Temperance host in niue:
And urge the mighty contest through,
Till not home beneath the sun
IL BY King Alcohol uudoue,
Unite US too. ye gallant brave,
That We our land from rum may save.
And every home the blessing share.
When all the land the Size shall wear.
Yes. come. We beg you one and all,
And hang the blue on the outer wall;
II on the land and on the sea,
II kept. the blue will still keep thee.
We marh-O join our ranks to-day,
And help King Alcohol to sisy.
And DER his grave lets break the bowl,
That's ruined many noble soul
fhen gather round the blood stained tree,
Where Jesus sets the captive free:
In Hum alone 10 power TO save,
The fallen from drunkard's grave.
HE loving hand will reach them all,
nbut in faith his people call;
His blood w,ll wash Ill stain away,
And turn all darkness into day.
Preserve your babys health b.
'sonptly administering Dr.. Bulls Bah,
;yrup Sor the diseases Of early childhood
Price, 8 cents . bottle.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1878-02-19

He 00eutSo0e6 NJ. 8FoVn,a elesk A.
seodied he soobins,ios Of IL saf, fro.
distance. Be,ne aware Of Norso.s ob;ee,
IL s,Se %. l.ft ma, 3. 81. =. f..;,;,.,
Nosteas purpoee. I. that dir.e,;o.
IConsides,hle hu,;.e~ "a. 6o.e that IA,
and . Q eonaeoueocs he noticed IL Mr.
Bsosa expressed his eudo,eueo, Of Nr
Rubvs cour,,.
,rry
~ interviewed By the r,po,,.r this after,
noon. He aid Tia. h. uod.r,oo.3 N.
BAzoo va eo,nr 70 ,;,. him HI In
v;ev AZ the fac, ,h., R-.cb.r A.-l.,.a The,
that iutere,s;or p;ec. Of uronertr ex;.,.,
ONLY in im.eisstio. ve informed him \.
vas m,.,,teo .. 10 IN. ,;f. Rub, .,;,
that he did No. ,h;ok h. had he, o,.,
,e,lous in the matter. thu, Nor,.n ma. N,
the lob h;m,.lf. ,h., Mo,,., had lied "A
the svmps,h;.. of other. du,;,. nj. .,,v
here: tia. n. fRuhr, h.a M, h.,,.a hin,
etc
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defeo.e Of The or;.on., v;,hou, T.. a, ho,.
of r.v,rd
Nor,eo "a. take, b.for. Jv.,;c. ci,,t .,
3 o. %. TO-DAY. for ex.m;o.,;oo. bu, . cham.
If venue v,s t,ken. and the ex.m;n.,;oo
v;ll take n,.c. ,o.,nor,;r, bef.,. Ju.,;c.
K;rbv.
Job, Norsen =. h. call. h;m..lf NAV
!. . v.,v had ma, Granite, h. :. ,h.,
Ne il , professional or . d.neerou. bur,l.r
|. m ide. to-, preposseroue IN bs enter.
.ioed for a moment
Pros.-..;oo.l bu,,l.,, IA MT ,.ke nm Nth
,,.n.er,. thew do not .llov ,hem..lr.. N
y. drunk. thew IA m. .t,emu. n .,ud, N.
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m. c;,v k.ov M John Houx tia, 4.
-. IN. m ..ou.,,d. hall IN, n. .,,,;.d .
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h.r. ..,.,.l buodr.d dol,.r, IN NJ. D.,.
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The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1878-02-19

The De0onis Brothers Taken to
Potosi for Trial-History Of the
Crime OF Which They are CHAR.
cd.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1878-02-19

Cosrt met q l:30 p. y.
Philip Kelly, a~1-I an MAMMAL Of
this city. ! ~ in Beovns store The night
Of Tie attempted robbery.
Tkonas Ruby called ny atteatioa 70 this
MAJ o. Noaday. Il had nothing 70 DO
With he rebbssy q Bsovn1 store
IoAvI RUBY 4 cauEx
and diaaosd TO b ussd il catering he
score.
Ose-esszs;asi-l hsd 10 convsssss,os
nth deieadase % Tsssday. Thew - %
have beea . raid o Buskhasss store O
Assdsy sighe ! d sos Asew positively
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1878-02-19

Sympathy d best shown when practical
IN ID application. Therefore when You
eympaahiss With your suaesing baby. show
It practically By using DR.. Bulls Baby
Syrup and thus cure your child. Prios, Is
cents.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1878-02-19

Geo II. LauGhtoo, travelling agent Of
Deere. Msnsur 4 Co., 81. Louis, and Psesi-
dent Of the Western Traveller Association
10 missing. He W. lass seen ct Carrolson,
No, nearly thres weeks ago. The firm on
Tuesday received tvo Letters. one Of them
eontsined $3.50 in drafts. and had written
On il "Found in ny bassyard +; vill mail
whe" going into town." The other letter
had written o. il In German, II have no
uss for these pspsn and vill return them to
you" One Of the letters ~ dated Jan. II,
and tie Other Jan. - .Fssn are entertain
ID Of fool play. aud lie most essnsss efforts
are bsiag nsds 70 discover his vhessaboun
o. late.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1878-02-19

- l4-Cleas OF fair, and IL vinds
north o. northwest, cold.
II to l7-CIouding. shseaiesisg weather,
With rain end snow Storms.
II b l9-Ciess o. fair, bot sudds
chsngea probable.
10 to 2s-Ciouding. thEestesiag weather,
With violent wisd ssorns and rain o.
NOV.
= 10 A-Cold, II heavy stosns have %.
Cared.
= 10 3s-Cloudias. thrsatsaiag weather,
Nth heavy raiaa o. ssovs In places.
Ths warn o. comparatively warner
dsys vill b about he "a, Oh, losh, 9osh,
and 9Th.
The cold q eooPsrativsly cooler dsys
vill b sbess he 6sh, l2sA, losh, 36th asd
3osh.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1878-02-19

-wbn IL swallows hoasvasd a.. -
TIA = ths dine vhsa coughs asd colds
bag's . appear. D.. Bulls Cessh eyr.p
easo essv eass. Pjee, 8 esah.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1878-02-19
PUaITANIsM.
The Prayer OF o Warrensburg
Preacher.

Paradoxicsl - it may seem, there are
vet bieosed, narrow-minded fanatics Who
wish 10 save souls By dsmning others. The
superstition that condemned innocent
women 10 the stake in Massachusetts,, still
fingers in their cold hearts, whose torpidity
can only be awakened By the threats Of hell
and damnaiion which constitute their only
stock in trade.
We clip the following extract from an
Indiana paper that was sent us few days
ago:
We would be glad IL Ne could stop here,
but the remarks made BY one 6end in
human shape demand that his name be
made known - far a possible. There had
bsen Baptist revival going on during the
week, and the Christian minister officiating
- the revivaliss, horri6ed his congregation
on Friday night after the accident, By say-
ing he had prayed al the week that some
thing would happen to the company to pre-
vent them from playing, and he thanked
Con that his prayers we're answered. The
name Of the reverend demon 10 FULTON. 1t
seems almost incredible thss any one in this
latter part Of the nineteenth century could
be heartless enough to make such rem ark,
and re are sorry ve have not his full name
to publish. Several Of The citizens spoke Of
giving him coat Of tar and feathers, but
n. IL - 4
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1878-02-19

-Anussmenss.-Theatss gosn and all
such . keep late heun ass very iabls %
contract . severe cough a. cold. A saie
and reliable cure b d. Ball's Cesgh eysup.
IL psies i ealy 3 essaa
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1878-02-19

The diseases Of babyhood are % rapidly
weakening that the quickest means should
Be used to check them. Dr.. Bull's Baby
Syrup il the unfailins remedy for thsss
complsints Price, Is csnts.
4 New Theory in the Ables Cas-.
The following af6davit which Mr. Rob
inson obtained Last week while il McDoa-
aid county, puts smother feature o. Tie
Ables csse-at least adds smother missing
link to the great chain Of mystery in which
much Of this tragedy has been shroudsd.
Whatever there may b in il that esa b
favorable to the Condemned man - ehess.
fully publish for his bsne6t:
James N. Langley, being duly sworn,
upon bis oath says, am 6S yeass old
prior to the war resided in jasper county,
Missouri, vert Of Casthsee. nov resido
in Mcdonald county. in the State Of Me.
souri,, and in the neighhorhood where John
Ables, nov sentenced to Be hung at Car.
ihsge,o on the 18th inst. lived. I know both
John Ables and Lane, the deceased, veil.
They we're near neiGhbUss % NJ. DusinR
the spring Of 1874 Ahles' wife v.s abducted
FROM him. One Dodson carried her o6.
He wss hired to do IL By Andy Fleming.
Who 10 now living With her in The Indiaa
Territory. Fleming told me that - hired
Dodson and Others 70 ct her away from
Ables. She was fine, good looking buxoa
woman, and Ables We much infatuated
with her. He va very simple and iGno.
rant; he was daily being betrayed b hes,
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1878-02-19

Every farmer in Pss.is county 10 come
and see the bese plough ever offered. A
tvelve-inch seelao plosgh Tor SO, asd eli
othee kinds IN properties. Two dollan
o. tho plough cheaper thaa ever o6erod.
Farm hosDss for ssle. Also, Tie calehratod
Howe sewing machine.
3U.Wee In. RAN.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1878-02-19

Special Correspondents Sedaim Rasoo.
LANoSrE. Feb. 9th, 1873.
We send You few lines that were
copied from the Crawford county Nexs, of
Kansas. They were handed to % to send
TO you With the request that you publish
them in your Weekly. These lines were
read there in the Presbyterian church ..
Girard, at Temperance meeting, By Elder
W. 8. Webb. of this place, but Who con.
templates making that h,s home shortly.
He Gays that they had been suggested BY .
that came under his own OBJ
'ervation come yeas ago in Chicago.
SIGN THE PLEDGE AND WEAR THE BLUE.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1878-02-19
For oolo. ar 1xohaneo

toe veil secured real ssssss pspsr, ths sssa-
dsses property % Ohio sess1 eeespssd b.
saasel 0allaghss, g.. Pf;es. $500. Ad.
drso. Oh TAT,
3l37ovle Tsibsns 0si)lisG 0iesse, III.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1878-02-19

The evidence for the State il oil in in
the Rande trial At Galesburg, Illinois.
The defense made the statement that they
relied wholly upon the defense Of insanity +,
and said that their principal wisnes oas
this point, DR.. Scott, Of Oskaloosa, lows.
was sick and could not be here further
that they had sent for his assiaaant, also IN
expert on this point, Who would Be here 1t
II o'clock to night; they, therefore, asked
. continuance until tomorrow mosning
which was granted, and the Court adjourn
ed Rsnde il visibly veskenine every day
and has become very mild in voice and at-
ti,nds - compared with his fnt sppeas.
ance in the city. The defense arc e1pect-
ing to finish their case in twenty -four hours
and the rebus,:l will probably take he
rest Of the week.
Aurora, ILL.,, Feb. 1l.-Dr. E. A. Kill
bourne. Medical Superintendent Of The hon.
pital for the insane at Elgin, last week -.
ceived . telegram from States Attorney
Tunniclid, Of Knox County, requesting
him to make . private examinst,oa Of
Rande, the murderer, 70 in eass The de-
feodant's attorney pot in . plea Of insanity,
they would Be prepared 10 meet IL Ths
examination Was kept very quiet and all
reporters were excluded. The Doctor hes
. brother in this city. and while On his way
home from Galesburs be seopped OF hsss
. short time. Your correspondent heard
him tell what joke they got on the pspess
and how none Of them would b the wiser.
Tho Doctor put Rande through several
tests that his long experience had sequaine-
ed him with. lie Intercepted him o.
every Conceivable subject from his boyhood
up to the present time. He says The nan
shows the utmdst bravsdo all The way
through, and glories in his bloody career.
he says there are no signs whatever II h.
sanity, and that Rands hes . clear, ele1a-
cut. analytical mind. In svidsscs Of d,
RaDde took up some Of the testimony o6ss.
ID against him, and. picking out the weak
points, made fun Of the witnesses. He also
ook letter out Of his pocket that had
been received from Indianapolis and eriti-
:ised very closely the grammar Used. The
Doctor thinks it il moral pervenity, rash-
q than weakness Of Intellectual faculties,
hat troubles Rsnde.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1878-02-19

4 Burglar 0obbled-8ov it Was
Dono-Who He Is-His oeoey of
Being Dupod-othor 0toeloo, ITO.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1878-02-19
4 Good Move.

NJ. Ben Lyon. this morning. beoached
the proposition Of Nicholsoa psvemens
for some Of our principal streets, and The
proportion = certainly the most sensible
and feasible one thst has ever been sug
gesaed in reference 70 this important matter.
The Nicholsoa psveoeas. for . city Of
this size, Il the best in the world, and nov
that the Paseat hss expired. l. - cheap -
it i durable and excellent Mr.. Lyon
himself will give $3.50 toward il. another
gentleman Immediately supplemensed HE
offer With another $3.50. Major Beck,
Hermann Schmidt, w. 8. Maekey, d..
Trader, and many Others instantly signi6ed
heir willingness 70 grant pecuniary ssaist.
asce 10 this important easerpri.s. We
shall have more 70 cay On this subject to-
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1878-02-19

~ seaioe 0eobse Of ths 6ra, iaiosusd
IL sspesssr that nessea ~ l. ID sass,
tsiss yoassday ~ 3 all atsue tvs Asup.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1878-02-19

A06II0Os
Al the residenc. Of james Warren, 1t Z
O'Clock p. N. Feb. l2sh, 1873, BY Rev. Mr..
Canada, Mr.. D. w. Stephens Of Cooper
county to Nis Bessie Warren, Of Pestis
county.
Atteadsnss Wyatt Stephens and Min
Anna Stephens.
Sot lev Of the peronsal frieods Of the
high contracting parties were present.
The BAzOo joins in the general wish Of
the friends Of M. and Nm. Stephens that
their lives may be one Of unsallisd happi.
mrs and the,r future paths strewn With
flowers unmixed With thorns.
The BAsoo ~ considerably remember.
ID By the bride By bounteous supply Of
cake sent 70 the wigwam this morning.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1878-02-19

Preserve your babys health By
promptly administering Dr.. Bulls Baby
Syrup ior the diseases Of early childhood.
Price, 8 cents bottle.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1878-02-19

w ~T~sss& SVSsssy W sSs0 ySss0s
Two murdesen have been hung in the
county since the var. ard they for . deed
which for Wholesale barbsrity and 6endish-
neas il hardly without . parallel in the his
tory Of crime. Charles jolly and John
Armstrong were the two men who met their
fate oe the scshold, and oddly enough they
were related in the degree Of cousinship IN
The DeGOnia brothers and their victim. ].
Patille. The circumstances Of the crime, al
though happening away back in the spring
Of 1870, are still fresh in the minds Of the
people Of the county, and from . group Of
farmers Who discussed the affair With the
sess aud minuseness Of an event Of yester-
day, the reporter gathered the history Of the
murder Of the Lepins family.
David Lapine, IN old Freedman. whose
yean on earth had numbered ssventy-iour
dvels in . comfortable cabin about one mile
south Of PosOsi. with . young wife. whom
be had married 70 care for him in his old
aee, . widowed sister Of the vile and two
small children Of the latter. Jolly and
Armstrong. two dissolaie young men, Who
worked only when iureed to do %, were, By
Of one Of the women. detected
in stealing quantity Of niness' tools. They
we're arrested and confined in Jail for short
term They svoss . terrible vssgsases, aud
terribly they ksps their oath. Three siehsa
aftef their Fslease. during The hsisht Of Q
norm a rain and Wind, thsy took With tAsa
. tvelve-yeas-oA beoshse q AsneeeunG's
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1878-02-19

SALT SPRIxcs, Saline Co. Feb. 10th, IS.
Editor Basoo:
Seeing problem in your paper for to Be
solved for school children. and - / am .
school s,rl, thought would solve il to
the bert Of ny understanding. What il
the difference between II per cent and ! Of
I per cent? Percentage embraces calculs.
ton with reference 70 100 - . unit. II
per cent i equal 10 .0l5. 3of l per cent.
ID equal to .005. J Of I 100 equals 100
equal to !0o5. OILS equals .oo5 equal to OF
u LOO. MILE HoPPsR.