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American standard Of classification and cotton in store
running IN quality not more than half grade above or be-

ordinary Tlbc. strict good ordinary,
5i6c low middling s7i6c middling, i3 tic. For
future delivery The sales were folowsYeserday after
r M-Deeember 7oo bales at a16c.: January, 300 at
922c. ltp at a2c February 900 Mt a3tc 100 a35c.;
March, 800 at . Itic. April 100 at a59c 600 at 95Sc.
May, lDD at ale. June. 200 at as2c.; July, 100 ut
aoIc.; August, 100 9s5c Total / 40 bales.
To-day To T. VI :Dccembcr 300 bales 1lc 400 Mt
Biz 5 ut o3c $40 at a. l5c 700 at ~ lc TOO at D. lIc
January 7D at l9c 100 ut D. lSc, 800 ut I9c 7OD at
h2s. kl at 9lc, $40 AT 32oc 800 ut 9.c. 300 at
92'tc., 100 at o24c, 1900 aa5c 800 a2sc. Feb
93lc., 200 at a3;c 7OD a3ic. 4O s5c 900
9tic, 7uo at 935c, 800 D3ic March. 900 34ic.
100 at o42c 100 at ai3c, 800 ai5c, 6,U 9t,ic;
April 40 at oo5c 40 at ao4c 300 at o57c. 200 at aSc.,
100 ut Bose, 100 at a6uc.. 200 at 96lc May, 2oD
At a6tc., 100 at a67c, 100 at 97Oc., 2oD at ale:
June 300 at 977c, roo at 9spc July 100 9sc IoU at
9oc.; August 100 at a92c Total. 40 100 bales Grand
total 81 40 bales The receipts the ports fol
ows-t:alveston, f5 bales New Orleans 6o3 Mobile,
slt; Norfolk 2n9o; New York. OPS Boston $40: phia-
depha, 226 Total 23,o32 bales This day last week,
3i47l This day last year 20 1856 Total since September
l, .S53i bales Cotton freghts closed follows To
Havre by steam, ll-l6c., compressed by sail 1ac To
Hamburg, by steam. ssc.. compressed 70 Bremen. by
steam s4c compressed; by sail ac To Liverpool, Id
9-32d. by steam; by sail, Id.
$500 bushels; meal 40 bbls and POS sacks corn
5425O bushcls oats 81 3so do rye 2o,6,sS barley
II $50 do barley malt 1,si do. Flour fairly active
and steady The sales, including State, Western and
Southern 900 bbls., within the range
flour firm, with sales Of 500 bbs Corn meal ruled
steady 400 bbls sold within the range and $50
sacs nt ssc cwt for city Rye active; sales 10000
bushels state part a 6oc and balance private terms
Barley steady and fairly active; sales choice
Nr.I Afnf.a Iln.l.
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HAVANA MARKETS.

HAVANA, Dee. 4, 1878.
Spanish gold, 2o51 BOG Exchange firm; the
United Staics 90 days, currency, IA IA premium /;
short sight do S4 81 premium: ~ days, gold IA =
premium short sight do. "a preminm on London ~
u 10 premium; Paris, ~ 54 premium Sugar quiet
and flat
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$4,000 SIS 1O4O 1O7ss $1,000 s. SIS r 81 1861
6OOO 10 4Os 1923 10000 SIS, 's1.b 1864
$3.50 =. M.
$4,000 52Os, 67 1903 $1,000 SIS, 81 1861
10000 y S SIS, r. ,Sl. .b3 1861
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5,237 1855 35s,935 2,OiO
1888 17,I6S 192,597 143
1882 1880 g3,7il 1912

December n, Is7J... LIZA 1873 44,t7l 2,J23
TALLow-RcceiptsJ6 hhds. f3l terccs, IN bbs and
casks The general market was firm at from ga to
!, ii I,jc according to quality About 1000 lbs sold
6sac 1900 lbs ut ae. SIC. change for packages)
and $50 bbls. on private terms.
WHskEy-Reccipts-6s7 bbls. The market was steady
so bbls sold at 81 Otis.
Fnllcnrs-There was a moderate business the whole
accomplished, but rates steady. Engagemcntsro
Liverpool, steam, 500 bushels grain 7ssd 2tD bales
cotton Id some lots cheese and bacon ut rates To
London sail 1000 bushels grain, 5s 3D. 900 bbls -four
Chartcrs--An italian bark, hence to the Lee
want, 14OOo cases refined petroleum., private tcrms
hence to Constantinople, lTUUO cases, 2Ilec ;
u bark. hence to Carthagcna, 800 bbls Hour, Tuc. ;
Austrian bark, hence 10 tile United kingdun J,Up
unncrs grain. 5s I'd bark. hence to Cork for ORDERS
400 quarters grain IS. sd vessel hence 20 Bristol gen
crnl including 2uVB bushels grain ~ rates; Bt
ish bark hcncc TO London general including oMds
grain Sd and 100 bbs Hour Is, an Italian bark ~
tons, hence to Genoa, tobacco, J3s. I'D.
PRINT CLOTH MARKET.
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Savage aud Bullion levy assessments of 81 each
The following securities were sold at auction in
New York to-day
$4,000 United States fve-twcntes Of 1867, coupon.
106; 81 100 United states ten-fortcs coupon, 107ss
81 900 Norris and Essex RailroAd consolidated guar
anteed per cent bond. interest June and De-
cenber, 50; $1,000 Central Railroad Of New Jersey
seven per cent convertible bond May l. 1877, coupon
on, IS; "a shares Leather Manufacturers National
Bank. 800 each, 1885: ~ shares American Metaline
Company 800 each 81 10 shares Sterling Fire Insur
and Ind Railroad Company $50 each, for So 10;
$4,000 State of Mississippi six per cent bonds due
1871, January 1S41 coupons 900 each for $5 40
acres Of land in Essex county N y, twelfth town.
ship Of the old military tract, being northeast
quarter OF lot No. 142, % cents per acre.
AZ shares North River Fire Insurance Company. $25
each 1867; so shares Brooklyn City Railroad Com
Music with admission ticket $50 each. co. 20 shares
Mechanics Banking Association. $50 each. 55is; GO
shares Brooklyn City and Newtown Railroad Com
pany 800 each "A 160 shares Metropolitan Life In
srrance Company, $50 each, 50 $4,000 Columbus
Springfield and Cincinnati Railroad Company first
mortgage per cent bonds, due 1901, March, 1s7s
coupon attached, Al; 10 shares Island City Bank $50
each, 80.
The earnings of the Milwaukee and st. Paul Rail-
road for the fourth week of November fol-
1ows:-
1873 900
222l26
Increase. s2s,s74
And for the month Of November follows:-
1873. SSUtUZJ
o92Oa7
Decrease. .......................s ss2e9s
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1878-07-09
The Tro,ting Mare, Mary Miller,
Makes Trouble.

Considerable interest has been created
,moup uur horsemen over the trotting
mare Mary Miller. Col. c. Leslie brought
the mare here from New York about hi
teen months ago, and il seems gave bill
II sale On the mare to Rotert Forbes, Tor
about 800. After the trial OF the mare On
the l9ih, she suddenly became very much
enhanced in va!ne. From what We can
learn = dispute arose about the ownership
Of the mare after the races, Forbes claiming
the mare. and Leslie claimed he had never
so,d her, but had borrowed money from
Forbes and expected To pay ii back with
winnings from the animal during the sea
son, Forbes let Andy Wilson take the
mare TO drive and have her trained and
some one went to Mr.. Wilson's stable last
nigh, am. took the mare, secreting her 50
that no one has been able TO find her. Les
lie MAS arrested on a charge Of horse steal
! ing. Waived an examination and wa'
| bound over In the sum of one Thousand
dollars. The amount due Mr.. Forbes iron
Leslie was rendered him, but Forbes refuses
il, claiming the ownership and that he d''
not wish to dispose Of her.-Topeko Blade.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1878-07-09
The Typical Tramp.

This afternoon. about l::D o'clock, a Tie
It'll. daughter OF Mr.. Geo. W. Edmondson,
who lives on the northwest corner Of lndI-
ana and Montgomery streets, Was attending
10 her chickens in the rear yard, she dis
covered a hand moving 10 and tr" IRON the
inside Of the water closet door. u; co,r-e
the excitement induced from what the little
Girl bad seen soon brought her father from
the house, and who. ON entering the water
closet. discovered sh.bbiIy clad, robust
I-ishman snugly ensconced in the arms oi
Morpheus therein Of course Mr. r. in
stantlv informed him that he must find an
other pace to lodge, and th" tramp acting
on the old adage. that HINT Z" the w's'
is sufficient Immediately took leave.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1878-07-09
Entertainment IN smithton.

Miss &. X. Haynes music class gave an
ia the Al. +. church at
on Friday night. The following
is the programme:
Chorus-May DAYS.
Organ so,o-Sadie Blsndin.
The Fly-Ciass.
pue,t-Mi@ &. W. HAYNES and X.
Gehiken.
Dialogue-kitty's Funeral.
Chorus Glee.
Song-When the Tide Comes in-Giss I.
w. HAYNES.
Blue Bells of Scotland-Class.
Bass solo-The Grave Digyer-M l.. &
Haynes.
Whi.tling Chorus-Class.
Song-The Rosebush-Miss Sadie B!an'
din.
Duett-Domestic Felicity HxnnaI
Husmeyer and l. c. Haynes.
Solo and Chorns-Just Beyond.
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much relieved when the Queen arose and
passed out of side door 9TH . gracious
nod. We were invited twice .fiervaTds.
when the Queen evidently desired I" exhibit
us to s,me Of her relations, and she vss
then very c":dini
The reporter sug2ssied that everything
woald have Ia move on . grandrr scale IN
the world II there xas To he a race III giants
such - they.
YES" responded the Captain, IF!
But"
The interview On. intensely Interesting
To the reporter. aud h~ - glad that the
community at large will have An o;Ioriu
uity 10 see aud conver-e sith thr-e sniu~n-e
and highly intelligent men'bcIs al the
human family, on July 4ih.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1878-07-09

A slight sensation was created in Ca'''or-
MIA, No., las, Friday, by the return OF job"
Foster. who is under indictment for the
killing Of Ballard Love, IN this city on the
sth Of October, 1868. 1t will be remembered
tia, the killing took place on the Fair
grounds, during the fair. Foster immedi-
steIy Hell and has succeeded in eludine ar
rest up to last Friday when he returned,
and vas shortly aftsE~srd arrested
bv Sheriff Wood and lodged in jail he
offered 70 resistance whatever, and no douo'
anticipated the result. His health L. great
" impaired, and he il nov under treatmen
Of the county physician. Just what cours'
will be taken in his case We are not in
formed.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1878-07-09

A young woman sat in the Union depot
this morning, crying as il heart-broken.
She had been placed on the Mo. Pacific
train at St. Louis, having letter asking
the conductor to pnt her of At Sesialis and
send her to Appleton via the NJ. X. x 1.
The conductor forgot it and brought her to
Kansas City. She will he sent hack to -
dalia to night, but in the absence OF money
, and friends she felt so desolate that no kind
ness of the depot officials could induce he1
to cheer up. Her tears have flowed with
ont ceasing since her arrival.-kansas Gu
Mnil, 29th.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1878-07-09
.Juatly Punished.

At about )! o'clock last evening, a. r'ah
Gordon ard Pet Melton were entering H"ch-
stad.er's liquor store on High street. Tie
latter fell suddenly 20 the floor. Mr.. H"ch-
sta.lter and Mr.. Wilson, who were behind
the recess in the far end Of the room. heard
the fall and stepped out To zee what had
happened. They found .delton lying in an
insensibIe condition ON the floor and blood
ooziup from his nose and mouth. What
had happened to him no one could posi-
t,ye:y state. A rock Was found near by and
il vas asserted that he had been hit with II
But the stone bore no evidence OF having
encountered a mans head. The report then
gained currency that William Kelly had
knocked him down with rock. We were
told that Austin King had seen the occur.
renee and could tell all about it. But
Austin could not be found. There were
Others Who were said 20 know all about the
matter but when found thew were "a limo
cen, a. oysters Of any knowledge OF it. They
shut themselves up in their shells and were
perfectly mum.
We are forced to the conclusion. there
fore. that Melton had either fallen in Fl
and injured himself on the edge OF box
barrel or table, Of which there we're mum
her near. Or that had been felled by a b!os
from some Que who has an aggrievanc'
against him, and it seems there are mum
Der of our citizens in the category. |
seems that he has been quite free with hi
insults to ladies and children, on the street
and in their homes. and it is quite possibl
acme one could not resist the impulse
knock him down for his pains.
Melton vas put into wagon and hanle
10 his boarding house. John Gundelfnger'
on the levee, still in an inaensibie cond
ton.
Since the above was written We hat
.een a man who saw the blow that Tell
Melton. Twas leveled at him by VI
K.ny. Kelly owns up TO it himselt, al
ius.i6es his act. He says that Melton
guilty of insulting behavior about {
house in which his sisters live.-.&
Journal
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"Helen'. Babies" This work l. &C.
knovledsed to be the best srlling article
in our bookstores. Druee,sts, however, say
that DR.. Bull. Baby Syrup sells 'bes.er
than any other medicine. 1t il perfectly
harmless and always reliable. Price. 8
cents bottle.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1878-07-09

LAMONTE, July .nO, 1870
William Martin formerly q section
hand on the Mo. Pacific railroad at this
place, was arrested day before yesterday
for stealing pair Of shoes from keece
Wade, agent at this place. The criminal
court of Lamonte township vas called to
try the case. Squire Harrison pres'd'ns.
The prisoner Was found guilty and sent
enced to % days imprisonment in the
county Jail. Constable Fox then conveyed
the prisoner to the county Jail and deliver
ed him up to the jallor.
threat preparations for the celebration
Of the fourth Of July. Two srbors are
being erected; . splendid swing is no"
erected; sheds for refreshments, and two
! platforms for dancing.
-Lamonte postofiice is nov . money or
der Office.
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Official Directory tor 1878

Oar thanks are due Ia Hon. NJ. Mct'rath,
Secretary OF State, for copy OF the State
Almanac and Official Director for 1873.
II is a very valuable work, complied with
care anil containiu. a vast amount of u-efu!
iuiormaiIon.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1878-07-09
A Rapid Creek.

Conductor FAR brought up, this morn
ing a Young passenger who proposes to 90
~ tho fountain bead to draw his Fourth OF
July inspiration. His name u Lola orr, >
how twelve years OF age, BELONGING to the
Creek nation. He p brother.in-lav OF
Gen. McIntosh. and his father II in the
surgeon-Geperals Office At Washington.
Conductor Farr bought him ticket, and
sent him on hn way Esjoicins.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1878-07-09

We have received No. l, Vol. l, Of the
Mexico Semi Weekly Uaioa, published By
Swallow 4 Dorland. Il II neatly printed
and ably edited. We wish il success in al
but ,ts politics.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1878-07-09
County Court.

Ttis court met this morning with iuii
Ienrh. Clerk Moses and Sheriff Murray
ia attendance.
After allowing che account OF 81 w 10
Mrs. Roberts. pauper. the court iOok up the
auuiicatian of Robert y. Morrow Tor dram
shop license in block forty OF the city oil
Se.ialia.
Snoddy Il Short and Capt. L. L. bridges
appesrel a. attorneys for Morrow, while r.
J. Smith Is attorney for the parties rem"n
-traiing, backed by strong force oil the
blue ribbon adheren,s.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1878-07-09
The Wheat Harvest.

We shall have cheap bread for the next
tuo wears, certainly. An estimate has been
made, based upon the latest reliable re-
ports of the acreage and condition Of the
harvest in twenty one States ~ follows:
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1878-07-09
The cu.,,;,v If pork and other iM.

The quantity of pork and other i'm
prouer food consumed is enormous and pro-
ducs. its inevitable results in innnmerabIe
types Of di ease. especially thc~e oil the
bIo.,i. exhibited in pimplea. blotches. sores.
ETC., all Of which, however, yield rapidly
and surely tn DR.. Bull Blood Mixture.
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IS pnraonAla ~

| The personal columns VI the 81. Louss
nr.ss are full Of mystery snd-advert'Se
meats. From one journalwe select notice
;ha, will bring Joy to the down-tr"dden red
headed maid. A wealthy man advert'-e-
for a red headed girl. Hurr~h fcr hun :
Now, yiri-, here's your chance:
inFReoN,I-w.aithy gent wishes nrq'iantanee
ofa rcd .-.as.i GAL, ,Io oiheT ne,.i sh1', "a,
H. possessing extraordinary '''--
Clarence Ln.i.n, tiai- "'hc'-
Aristucrsi;c name, too.
Our lex, refers to woman VII" Kept
Winning her mouth" 10 "A heavy mastached
y.n,l,msn." Wonder wha, she wiped her
mouth for Had she been eating pigs
feet? Perhaps she had stolen tarts thai
the Eu.ye OF Hearts had hid away,
and was wiping off the teli-taie stain
Pm, that heavy mli.tached man wants To
see her bad. Listen
nEn~oNaL-wIll lady with rain'o 'sr- r,i.s-'
MAO k,-,.;,- NI;Iug her mouth Win i.ai'i,'.
,t,.; an. ~ north -; tiI.- Fountain AT ahfie
Tn.-l.x .,ruius is>r. -.ni ter 'dht"-> to- vac
ha. 4, i,r-,s.rt,ti .-ui.iian Al "i"fn =" con
,tsn,il hooked: Ezra, tii;> o.
A. would be = jyke If, when that fellow
doe. see her that she should tell him that the
reason sh. constantly looked" at him vas
tina, he cl ,-ely resemaIed the man who stole
her silver SPOONS.
The cext one is for '':sis-" Ii ISIS "a
sensible. she will keep away from the "ofi'ce
entrance"
nERsoNaL-Sl- Tuesday, o'clock, at "i''e
| Il entranr---
But here is something from one Who n AS
been .tritied with End deceived" II Is inli
of pathos and mystery, and the 'angel voice
of a little child"
vNrH-a,N,I.--l.itl.-s .Iri": TIL" anc'l ,"h" "i
tina; calling oni ia the silent watches
ii ala. night -Anrty, snuIN. want 'ny Amt -
ma, not protect yea tii~ tiiii'', n'i' 'i'''H ="
p.u.. zen the sparrow tail -ii''ti 70" aili hs' !
u m.l.r tia. projecting shadow "i HIS wing aha
~ ,ou -tr.i,..lI. Il. right H. the PRAYER 81 lana
u,,o,n ,oa l,lc trl-,i witt and deceived r. r. u
Yes, Little Girl" You had better heed
tbs, warning and dare to right
Oaeer things are those that find then
way into personal columns.
Married.
In SedaIia. Monday evening, July i
ISIS. by Elder Nat VI. Rsgland, MIR. 4. L
namel 10 Miss Mary +. Scrogin, all al
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1878-07-09

We request all mothers to stop using
laud.num for their babies. but use DIR.
Buil's Baby Syrup. 4 good medicine. 1t
contains nothing injurious. Is cents.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1878-07-09

As radical and effectually n a new
government will clean the public Affairs,
DR.. Bulls Blood Mixture will cleanse your
blood.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1878-07-09

The poe, asks, "will the shadow e'er
be lifted?n II it, . Sedalia shadow and II
left out at night ve presume that II will be.
I-WmdsW Reri<r.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1878-07-09
Change Of Name.

The name Of the post office At Beaman
on the NJ, K. & T., has always
been Marlin until July Lat, at which time
il vas changed TO Bsaman and will hereaf-
ter be known BY that name.
This il quite . convenience and the
Ram,o i. glad to chronicle the change. +.
F. Boa.right, formerly Of Sedalia. 10 the
,c.smsseov
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1878-07-09

1t is welcomed by all. like new star
in society. We mean DR.. bulrs blood
Mixture.
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PUBLIC MEN.

The race has assumed . national char
acter. and it is proper thst the principals
and owners Of the races should he presented
to the public. and their Pec"liar'''es de-
-cribed q. we'll as the hor-s which have for
many days kept the news messenger busy
with reports Of their doinss. and have he
come real historical characters with place
in the ,ecords of the American nation.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1878-07-09
,hnsou County Convention.

The Democratic convention, for the Pur-
pose Of elecsing delegates, met Monday, in
Empire Hall. There were but lev persons
present, outside Of the delegates from the
various townships and few candidates.
Col. Co6ey Vas selected chairman and
W. B. Simpson secretary.
The delegates chosen to the Congressional
Convention. to meet in Boonvil:e, July 9th,
are a follows:
IT,. whi,sest, J. ". Wall, A. VI. CoGey
=. H. Parker, w. H. II. Brown. g. b.
Thompson, W. B. Simpson, X. T. Fryer, W.
J. Eewell.
A reaolutioa Of eulogy to Col. Crit.enden
vas unanimously pas ed.
DeIeeates to the State Convention, u
meet July 10Th, were selected. - follovs:
Eastern District, E. A. Nickerson, I. F
Melvin, B. F. Wall. Eastern District, d
Turk, Samuel Rice.
The dslegsses we're instructed to vote 70
Judge Morton.
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and received the bullet in the left
breast. Berning denied most en-
pha,ically tina, the re was any definite
cause for the quarrel or for the shot.
There was no trouble about the Cen
trail Saving Bank. or about any women.
He had never played or gambled with
Rozier, and had never seen him be-
fore the time If shooting. lie ex'
pressed the greatest possible sorrow
and con,rition for the act, and de-
sired that word be sent to his sister,
Mrs. NJ. B. Lorenz, living with the
rest of the Behring'S. on the northwest
corner Of the st. Ange and Park ave
pues. to come to the station and set
him.
At THE HOUSE.
The reporter carried the message
first visiting the City Hospital, AM
there learning that Rozier had bee'
, ouieted by the administration Of MOI
pbia and was doing fairly well. a
though it is impossible to foretell tn
result of the wound. 1t was. however
!, believed that the heart proper was III
!. touched. though possibly the shot ha
{. ruptured the pericardium. On calm
at the Berning mansion the reports
. met Gus. Behring'S mother, q fin
looking old lady. who said that MI
% Lorenz had gone down town an hot
previously. Ed. Berning. brother
,. Gus, BY . dextrous wink, advised q
&. reporter Of the improperly Of sayi.
aueht to the mother concerning q
DE- accident, . hint which Was unnecee'
lrv under the circumstances. Leavl
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Married.

In SedaIia. Monday evening, July i
1875. by Elder Nat NJ. Rsgland, Mr. 4. L
nameI 10 Miss Mary +. Scrogin, all o'
Pettis county.
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1866-1891, 1878-10-24
An Internal Machine.

Internal machines have been en-
ployed of late with fatal effect in several
cities and towns Of Mexico. A New
York paper says; CAT San Angel, q
little town FIVE or six miles from the
Q apital of the country; party OF SIX
Ia dies and three gentlemen assembled to
op en- box assuming to have come from
Southern France, and to contain some
L,urdes water and number of rosa
ries that had been blessed by the Pope.
One box opened, another was disclosed,
and as they were trying to'get into the
seco I'D tremendous explosion took
place, and every person but one was ln-
stant.l y killed. The box contained nitro,
glyceline, and was evidently prepared
for assassination, though why any Of the
party mentioned should have incurred
any such, deadly -enmity it is impossl'
BILE to tell. The terrible box, It is said
ives sent to one ofthe ladies, remarkable
for her amiability and benevolence
She was unmarried, and grsat favor
ite, and it Is surmised that semi-ad
venturer who had proposed to her ane
been rel ected, had adopted this mstboe
of revenge, Such thing scarcely scem'
credible 10 us; but 10 Mexico anything
criminal may happen may happen, with
or without provacatiou. There art
men there who appear to practice
assassination lest they may grow rusty
| in their murderous art.