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The great sensation of the day,
On MoSDAY MARCH s. after s weeks e. Of preparation
se is sua eneS S se %
entirely new scenery painted expressly oy sgnor AKKi
pains has been spared produce this
city reference 10 The following east will fully convince
the public that each aud every character will be enacted by
The Right Honorable Sir Joseph Porter. X g. b.
=, FIRST Lord Of the Admiralty Mr. HAIRY LESTER
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..rrnE HARVEST STORM" THE LATEST COMPOST.
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WAY HALL.
NEW POPULAR AND BRILLIANT yALsE DES
Ball Masque Published by DEINHOPF a CO.. ~ East
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|. ~ b BUNNELLs AMERICAN MUSEUM.
| VI. sS Bowery, Bieccker st.
The TWOHEADED CHILD or 81. BENO1T TWINS
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| Union SQUARE THEATRE-DlCkENs-sIx SAT.
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follows

That these documentse manate from
the organization known - the Knights
Of Labor, can not Be very veil
doubted. The following account
taken from the Cincinnati Gastte,
confirms the assertions previously
made in the Fbx-D ispotok:
The order Vas organized ten yeara
ago in Phisdelphia BY james I.
v right, . garment cutter. The
operations Of the order were confined
70 the clothing cuttsn' trade OF that
city until . few years ago. when il
wss proposed BY Wright to extend the
influence Of the society. Shortly after
the commencement Of the work, g.
sasemblies, every member denoting Q
different trade. were in active work in
Philadelphia. and numbering not len
II, 900 members. From these the
order rapidly spread. Two Of the
most powerful a9emblies were the
Brotherhood Of Locomotive Engineer
and Locomotive Firemen, and. through
their agency, new associations were
established along the line Of the
Psnnsylvania, the Philadelphia and
Reading and other railroada Pitts.
burg. Scranton. Potisville. Pottstovn,
Shenandoah. Wilkesbarrs and other
plaess in Psnnsylvania soon became
the headquarters Of strong assemblies.
Newsrk and jersey City in New
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originated out Of the reproaches Of
one Who asserted that the others
husband was winning large sums Of
moeey from her own hubby ut cards.
and that he did not play fairly.
Both were injured.
Only last year q ierocious pistol.
fight took place in the streets at
Lubbock. The combatants, Who
emptisd every barrel Of two six.
ehooters Ut each other. were adven'
turesses. Who had formerly been friend.
and Travelled together. One absconded
at Baden, carrying Ill her companion,
valuables With her. The Plundered
one ct after her. swearing TO kill bel
on sight. She nearly did 90, and i
yet in Jail for it.
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A GOOD PLAN

Any body can learn tn make money nPidly
operating in stocks. by the "Two Unerrne Rules
for Success" in Messr>. Lawrenre = C.s new
circular. The combination meth I'D. which this
drm has made successful, enables people vith
large or small means reap all the benehts OF
largest capital and best skill Thousands OF
orders, IN VARIOUS sums, are pooled into ose vast
amount aud co-operated . mighty whole, thus
securing to each SHAREHOLDER all the advantages
Of The largest operator. Immense profits are
divldest monthly. Any amount. from s. to $500.
or more. can he used successfully. N. ]. Baptist
Weekly. september nth. ISIS. says, by the
combsnsson system Sl5 would make So. or
per cent 3D paws $50. OF per cent. $40
makes 81. OO0. or IN per cent On tho -tO x. during
the month. according tn the market" Frank
Lssl,s's illustrated Newspaper, June 18th: Tho
combination system ~ founded upon eorress
business principles, and NO person neest b. with
out an income while il is kept working by Messrs.
Lawrence 4 Co. Brooklyn Journal. April 9th
''Our editor made net proht ot SlOl - from
90 in one of Mss~rS. Las renee & Co. = cons,lna-
tioos." New circular .m,t-t fs~l explains
everything. St.s-k> and bousts wnntsd. Govern
n,ent bonds supplied. Lawrence DO. Bankers,
50 Fxchanec P:see. y.
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The one hundredth consecutive con
test On EPSON Downs for the blue
ribbon Of the English turf took place
yesterday. With . larger entry than
ever before and Vas won BY Sir Bevys,
Among the 287 colts and fillies nomi
mated for this year were seven Ameri
can colts, including Mr.. Lorlllard's
Uncas, Who u . lineal descendant
from Diomed, the winner of the first
Derby. May %. 1889. The Oak.
race, for which Parole Is entered CONES
Of on Friday.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1879-06-03

The State Of Georgia sued ito late
Treasurer. John Jones, and hs sure
ties, for the SOM Of $254. 900, the
claim being principally for the amount
Of ante-bellum bonds which, having
bsen onoe redeemed By the agent Of
the State in New York city, subse.
ssqusntly found their way upon the
market and were redeemed . second
time By the Georgia State Treasurer.
The State claimed that Jones. having
. record Of the bonds - having been
already paid. and knowing that Geor.
gia had no overdue securities. should
b held responsible for the second pay.
nent: The jury found . verdict
against Jones for go, 1876. including
interest, but exooerated him from 70.
sponibility for the payment Of boDds
amounting 10 $149, ESQ. The case en-
gaged some Of The best talent in Geor
GA. not in behalf Of Jones, who Is q
wreck, but Of his boodsmen, Who an
poe1ong 0f meona.
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from the city, whittier none but them.
selvss know. All th6 Vas done
without attracting aay attention.
Previous to this conference il vss
Customary TO tax each Demhos Of the
organization one cent per capita per
annum, BY which they created .
reserve fund. Al this years meeting
the tai was increased To two cents per
capita. Out Of this fund the national
officers are paid, the salary Of the
Grand master being $500 per year,
and that Of the Grand Secretary being
$500.
THE GRAND BODY.
According to the repost Of Tie Ryaat
body as The January coovsotioe, IL
total membership Of the osgsnizaiios
in the United States ut that time ~
800. 900. Since then the establish
meot Of new assemblies has bsea D
greatly pushed throughout the coul
try, Particularly in the Wester,
States. that Il 3 estimated that full
2OO, ! 900 additional names have beef
placed upon the rolls If tho order
The annual receipts Of the grand bod,
for the reverse fund during 1871
amounted to 81 $50. This vas foan'
to b inadequate for the expenses a
the national organisation. and. q
strikes were apprehended this season
measures have heen adopted BY whicl
the funds in the treasury may b
materially increased. The Knight
Of Labor have had their agen,
zealously working among the coal IN,
iron workers Of Ohio. Indiana. IVES
Virginia, Maryland. Illinois an,
Missouri. within the past few months
and q powerful interest has BEEF
stirred up in behalf of the organiza
ton. Cincinnati. Dayton. Toledo
Crestline. Columbus. Sandusky
Cleveland. and other places in Ohiu
indianapolis, Chicago. 81. Louis
Milwaukee. st. Paul AMI variou
other Western cities where larg
manufacturing establishments tina
employ numbers Of operatives AZ
located. are now being visited b.
agitators duly empowered by tn
organization, aud 80 successful hav
their emlssaries been in their mission
that hundreds Of workinsmen Of al
classes have enlisted under tn
standard Of the Knights Of Labor.
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The people Of Bolton, Cas- county,
arc happy. They recently effected q
compromise of their township railroad
indebtedness, amounting to about $685.
600, on terms alike honorable to them.
selves and satisfactory to the bond
holders.
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The secretary Of the treasury has
stopped the ale of ten-dollar certi6.
cato In tho large cities Of the East.
Up to this time thirty-six millions
have been sold, and two-thirds ol
these east Of the Alleghanies. The
secretary ays he win try to get The
remaining four millions into the handl
Of tie people in the small Western
towns until Ill are disposed Of. Gin
cinnati, st. Louis and Chicago are t.
have bat 90. 900 worth . day. UE
to the present SO, 900 have been 10
ceived By the treasury for agencies
for the sale Of certificates.
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Old John Browns revolver has just
been presented to the Kansas Histori.
cal Society. Its second owner, young
Barclay Coppic. Vas killed at the
Platte river bridge massacre, when the
weapon fell to the ownership of Cop.
picis friend, Asa B0wersock.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1879-06-03

The pioneer liquor seller in Geneva.
Isd.. . having hard experieses. He
has bses prosecuted 1t law. his house
has twice been set on Gre. and shots
are frequently fired over his head at
night.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1879-06-03

Servia hes contracted in England
for . hundred thousand Henry-M Mar
tint rifles, to Be supplied in twelve
months. The price fixed Is high one
- payment is to be made BY gradual
installments.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1879-06-03

The Belcher mine, in Nevada, will
soon b 3. 900 feet deep. Machinery
1t the bottom l. worked BY compressed
cir, which u forced down through
mines. and which also veotilates the
mine-
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Teach Your Boys.

New York Tribune.
In every country, notably in every
city, men are wanting employment
without training to do any particular
thing. Ask them what they want u
do, or what they can do. and they
can not tell. They are anxious to
earn money without understanding
how to earn it. They have neither
trade nor vocation. yet they wonder
why they are not employed. This
has been the case with thousands and
tens Of thousands here and every wbere
during the last FIVE years Of dull.
hard times. owing partially to the fact
that now . days b,ys in the cities
haven't the chance they used to have
to engage in mechanical pursuits.
Thirty years since any American
father could select trade for his con
or sons, and nave them learn it
thoroughly. 50 that at maturity they
could be skilled workmen. Many
men Of means put :heir boys ut a trade
that they might, in Case Of need, gain
q livelihood by it. They found out
the boys aptitude fur this or that
branch Of labor or consulted his in
clinaiion and set him to learn what
he vas fitted for or wanted to under
take. This is M longer feasible. A
boy cannot. as a rule, exercise any
choice. He must accept what offers
The rules of trades unions exclude
indeed prob;bi, hnys. from eu,erins
workshops. and many industrial
establishments are closed against then
in order that place may be kept fol-
skilled workmen frCm Europe. or fol
half.educated mechanics from thu
country. This is q serious evil
Certainly Americans should be en-
couraged. not deferred. from givini
their suns . useful trade.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1879-06-03

Last Tuesday week, tho Womeni
Confederate monument was unveiled
in Charleston, bearing IN inscription
beginning - follow: This monu'
ment perpetaatss the memory Of those
who, true to tho instincts of their
birth. faithful to the teachings Of their
fathers. constant IN their love for the
State. died in the Performance Of their
duty; who have giori6ed . fallen
cause BY the simple manhood Of their
lives. the patient endurance Of suffer.
ing and the heroism Of death. and
who in the dark houn Of imprison.
ment, IN the hopelsssnes of the
hospital. in the short. sharp agony Of
the Geld. found support and consoIa-
tion in the belief that at home they
would not be forgotten"
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1879-06-03

According to the latest census Of
Austria, there are in that country lSS
men and 20 women Who have reached
or passed the aee Of . hundred years.
Carl 6shsrs = gong into the
mineral water business. and he's -
cured tho incorporation Of the ''Amer.
lean Mineral Water Company with
q cspital Of g, 900.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1879-06-03

Revivaiist Mitchell sells his portraits
to Tennessee converts for 81 apiece,
including . worse Of Scripture aPpro-
pirate 10 The particular case Of the
purchaser, written On the back of the
card.
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STRAY NOTICE..

Taken up b. c: 4. Francis aud posted before J..
?. Howe, Justice Of tn pesre in Washington
sesnship Of Pestis county. on the ID day of Nay,
1873. one pony mare. strawberry roam. with white
seFipe IN the tfhce !: has Old shoes in fr0ae -
hands high; ~ eight years old and wears marks
Of saddls and harness. Appraised ut 80 BY J. W.
WFiGAs, Ja,ues CaFiiu and 3 Letter. s-l3-w3ss
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SANFoRD,S
RADICAL CURE
For CA1ARR8

II Do9oaV Vo0oenhoo d2n1iolniSo0 001fRoaV
celikS m 49, eo0oiies.
~ o. perperssioo e an senasHaSso spoeAy
j ,sy.y EsIb: pi..s. 90 20 |. ssslsss.d g az
So6sS.n.'. .n "a Scssi,S. WIZ
MSsio.i me .iiii 3 iesrs. v.i.1:.. - sosailI
0ossares r All snn1lS orO iuool1nIe cor,rouris
n Voody a,rv: N useSnr,S' sssnrnssd eoiut.ons.
0AW6070NS0 DADu08u III
Co. UMU - XUoIIA M N|6
oS cnd = ecened
~. ASA aiayine
11o0o. 80 Snee eosreetihx.
1es 80 internally
S0oeoD4e - Of efre aiaeions
SS D2 Ssss.S sns I'll
Sns ssomsrn Al
- 9.eesSS..srS 21em Pos,oi" lot
SSl.oo00yO~ss 49, ~ sesA"Aes ose~
-w~~v~>a w~
3A VVsAA'
s~G-1ssS SSSSsS x-SS - so,rS cooecsf
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,ome Women who Have llst in
SINGLE oombet-Cardinsl Richie
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Nine. De-
Bslmout Killed the Man She
Loved-And lGme. Do Hurat
Dldn't-AOtreooe0 Who Fought
in Q 0roen. Room With Sabres.
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II. E. w H HITE
VETERINARY SURGEON,

Graduate Of Philadelphia Veterinary Co'lese.)
LANONTE, PErTIS COUNTY. MO-,
Would announce 10 the public that he il pre-
pared to treat, in an aole and scientific manner
sllknds OF sseoses peculiar veterinary practice
Parties living as distance and wishing 10 have
their h0rsss treated. can 10 81 b. sending them
10 him. Chasges reasonable. AL calls pg"mpeiy
attended %. G4W6m*
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"A frsGful mother q cruo child indi.
caas III hsalfh, rsquiEiag osly Hop Bitten
% He0oVo.
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The most mysterious part Of the
affair is the following. which II written
iu red ink on the hack OF q card:
Admit -. . memh-r Of tn. National Congress.
To meet on the I'D of July. 1879. IN the city Of
St. LOUIS, No.
Chairman Of Grand Unit Of Z. T.
Continental League.
The face of the card reads 40
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Rep1lar illuslssAed hook (s6o paess) a
HAYWOOD! WoMANHooD! lGxRSIAcRi
lnpedineats 10 Manage; tae enss ID
esre. Sent aesse!x seelM. postpaiA fur 50
eenas, By On. c. WHlfT1Ei, 6g7 g
CAsles Street. s. Lens, No, ~ -
DociAhsk Red his work.
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NOTICE or FINAL SETTLEMENT

Notice il hereby gwen, thst the uns,ersigned.
curator Of the estate OF Josephine yOhe, vii make
curator, nj the next term Of the Probate Court Of
Pettis county. Missouri, to BE- holden at Sedalia.
in said county, on the nth dny a August, 4. d.
1879. MONROE JOPllNG, Curator.
5-lO-Wlt" 9. A. WARDAN. Attorney.
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IHt" =. n. WNROAN, AttOrU
STRAY NOTICE.

Taken up BY Charles W. DeHaven, living in La
monte sownsnip. IN Pitts county, Nissorri o. the
w. Baldwin, one bay mare II IL hands high, about
ten years Old, . ssar under the right eye No
marks or brands. Appraised St S!0.W ny j. D.
Of May. 1917.
ifue copy from my Stray Book.
5-g7w3ts J. ". BALDWIN,
Justice of the Peace for lNmOute Tn.
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c0llln$'. v0l1AIc PLASTER

Have is Myoo have 70 send 10 ~ for u.
sold ~ oil Wholesale and Retail OPu9gisto
sAruushOue the United SsasPs and Canadns, anu BY
WaBEs PUfrRR. Proprictors. Boston. Ma
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Ne that between the actress Beauprs
and her fellow-player Katherine
dUrlis. Both were in love with the
same man, . drunken young Vicompte,
who far from caring for either oi
them, was fariously enamored of q
ballet girl. One night. however, in
% spirit Of mischievous fun the black.
guard threw d'Urlis . bouquet.
Besupre was frantic. Az soon Q,
the curtain descended she spat in hes
rivals fhce and de6ed her TO fight.
The pair fell upon each other with q
couple Of cavalry sabres, in tho green.
room Of the theatre. Before they
could b separated poor d'Urlis had
received . slash in the neck which
marked her for lie.
4 SAVAGE IRISH DUEL.
Many years later, in 1888, occurred
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Many years later, in 1888, occurred
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jersey soon Organized. The work Of
the organization vent on. and 70 still
going, and nov ito effects are felt.
The present Grand Master Work
man" Of the entire organization Is
Unsh H. Stephens. Of Philadelphia.
and the ''Grand Secretary" is Chas.
H. Litchman. whose headquarters are
at Marblehead. Mass. from which
place he Gas elected . member OF the
State Legislature through the aid Of
his organization.
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seamstress and q corset maker loved 4
young workman named Julien. The
rivals met one afternoon in wine shop.
The corset-maker, a Mile Thill. pulled
q butcher knife from her pocket and
chalIe lged the other, Mile Lancry, to
settle accounts then and there.
The latter. with . pluck one would
never expect TO find in q subject for
THE Song Of the Shirt, got . knife
from the kitchen. Two minutes later
she had her entire face hacked into
shreds while Mile ThilI had received
FIVE wounds.
The pair, in addition to their
hospital time, received . sentence of
three months confinement each. Be-
fore they came out the tickle Julien
had married and settled. They had
gained nothing BY their dueling but
Disagreement for life.
In every case heretofore adduoed it
will be noticed that that precious
young william, Cupid WAS Ut the
bottom of the trouble. He Vas not
always the responsible party, however.
At Kharhow, for instance, in 1871,
one Russian schoolgirl shot another's
hand OF in . duel which took it, rise
out Of . quarrel over . box Of bon.
bons. A German servant girl in
Odessa twitted . fellow slaveon the
fact that
SHE WAS CROe6EYED.
The result was . fight before
witnesses. With axes. and considerable
bloodshed. There arc seven dueb
between females recorded - having
occurred in Moscow. and two in 81.
Petersburg, in the last Eve yean.
One, in Moscow, was fought between
two women Of title In the Winecellar
of tho house Of one. The quarrel
Daily globe., 1879-02-14
PARTY CAUCUSES.
THE DEMOCRATS.


WASHINGTON. Feb. 13.-The Democatic Sena-
tors were in caucus this morning on the sub.
jects discussed in caucus Monday night. The
advisability of endeavoring to repeal the feder-
al election law by amendments to the an
preparation bill-thus probably forcing an
extra session-was earnestly discussed, Sena-
tors Thurman and Bayard being the principal
speakers and diputants. The caucus adjourned
without action.
THE REPUBLICANS.
The RI publican members of the Senate in
caucus this morning adopted report presented
by the committee appointed to arrange the
order of business for the remainder of the ses-
sion. It was agreed that the postofice an.
preparation bill shall be taken ur. as soon al
the pending measure in regard to Chinese i'm
migration is disposed of, and thai preference
shall be given to other regular appropriation
bills, including the river and harbor bill, over
all other business. Thereafter the following
measures are to be given consideration. not to
Interfere with appropriation bills when re-
celved, in the order named: The proposed
constitutional amendment on the subject of
war claims; the bill for further distribution of
the tfeneva award; WINDOWS proposition au-
thorizlng an inquiry and report to be made OH
the advisability of extending government aid
for the colonization of colored people, and the
various measures concerning the district of
bia, for which one day is to be set apart
1t was also agreed that from and after next
Monday the sessions shall begin at IL A. M,
and that portion of each mornings hour shall
calendar under what is known as the Anthony