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Our Danger.


but find accession in the growing
bitterness and rancor of spirit for tue
gravest srprehensions aud fears.
For years artiul aud designing men
have been persistentlJ aud iuJustri-
ously engaged in forming the enters
ofparty spirit aud sectional auimos-
ity into fame; in the hone of be-
ing borne by the turbid tide of do
nestle strife and commotion into COW
eted places Of power aud molument
As nation, we are beginning reap
the harvest of these mems sowing.
PARTIES confront each ether " ith ha-
tired more intense than if they were
citizens of different uaticnalities at
war with each other; while the flood
gates OF ialsehood Getractlon and cal-
umny are thrown wide open. Even
the United States Senate chamber
Is made to ring with the iuhamato-
ry declarations oil Blaine, with no
other purpose than to augment po-
litical and sectional strife to his own
advantage,
1t was only the other day that
our neighbor OF the Journal strn
together and published rehash oil
all the wild Sensational statements
of alleged Southern democratic out
RACES that he could lay hls hands OH,
making up some two or three COL
umns; end this deectablo dish so
tlckled the palate ofone OF his read
ers,that eetTalghtvaY resolved him
self into committee of the whole
on the state Of TIC country and re-
turned vote Of thanks to the editor.
This would strike US as being most
grotesquely ridiculous were it not
for the glimpse we catch of the
lurking devil OF the party spirit be-
hind it. Whatever the statment
referred to, be true or false, it is diff
cult to understand how any cody, out
side OF a luustic Asylum, could find
In them cause for praise and thsnka-
giving. But are they true? We
will Jet Mr.. Hayes answer. In his
late annual message to Congress, in
reviewing the political condition OF
affairs at the South he concludes a.
follows; while the country has not
yet reached complete unity OF feel
ln8and reciprocal confidence between
the communities 20 lately and so
seriously entangled, l feel an abso-
lutte assurance that the tendencies
are in that direction, and with in
cressing force. Remembering the
position and political efhIatiou Of
the witness, bis means for informa-
ton 90 The subject, and bis avowed
intention Of doing What be can for
bis partf," how are We to reconcile
this tendency TO unity and conf
dence" with statements showing that
the chief business Of Southern dem.
ocrats is to hunt down and shoot re-
publican negroes? Were Mr.. Hsyes
democrat the CD argos would doubt
less be made nat be had suppress
ed the facts. but ss he il repubI-
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THURSDAY MORNING, JAN. 2ND.
Institute met at the usual hour.
and was called to order by Co. Snpt.
Caapel exercises by Prof U. 5.
Fleming. The regular programme
then being 10 order, w G Jones IN
iroducei The subject Of Orthogra-
ply; after several good methods OF
teaching that branch bad been de-
veloped, The Institute decided by a
vote that The preference belonged TO
the Writing method. C0riugatioo
aud parsiug Of The ver5. was then
taken up and handled with marked
ability hy Prot U S Fleming, draw
rog iu. and hearty response from
DE Institute D IT Savage then
took opp The subject Of Bboruua.
and Colonial History, after WHICH
t'e Q4ey-hoz was opened and the
following questions were discussed
saj answered: Wat is IS snow ?
10 wlalez mite the terrbey Ie-
ronsh.e lof Dhe morals o. ms ru-
pHs2 Wbttis'Io Gst duty Of q
fo her on entering tie school ro5ml
TIE los1Iuf. chen took recess un .
uI O'Clock Fu.
A ........ I'D. o.
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HoN. B. L. Marliu has introduced
a blii in Congross asking for an ap-
preparation Of $3.50 600 for the i'm
provement OF the Monongahela riv-
err.
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LatelyImproyed
we're ming All pos
bility Of slipping
~ Shoulder; ali
zes for both sexes:
'1rth ten times its
50 in prom Jtiug
lth and securing
0 erect form For
lie b. the trade,
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1879-01-11

triangular field whoze longest sid,
10 leo poles, and whose shortes side
ID 90 poles?
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TEACHERS DEPARTMENT.

samuel y. Wiley will have charge of
this depor ment, aud OH communications
for ii should be addressed 10 him at
Bruceton Mills. Preston county, W. Val
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Educaiion-a debt due from present to
future gencraious.-- c0bJdy.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1879-12-02

typhoid fever and she hatl been sick sbous
TOO veeks. She 80 . bright end inselii-
Eeat .ouog lady. shout seventeen yea~ Of
sse, and her paseats reside in Henry coun-
~. Her FeOsius vess taken 70 that place
fos i0tesmeos.
On Wednesday evening The drill Ut the
coal shaft again ssruck coal al the depth Il
Els feet, and il was thought thst the thick
vein hsd been reached. Bot this VA q
mistake, - the vein only proved to b Sse
inches thick. Below this vein Of coal, IRE
clay wss found. The work stiil xo~s on
and ne learn that il IL the in,entio. u
drill down 80 feet unless coal IL found, and
IL MT then reached, to ahandoa the drill end
sink the shaft down TO the "a inch sein,
which - . very line article III cosl. and
work it.-JoW~sl. Dknayct
We had the pleasure Of visiting the
Normal School last Friday, end we're pres
eWi nj recitation in elocuiion. BY Prof.
Norson's clas.. also BY Prof. BohlHan'.
in Latin, and . Glars in English Literature
taught hy Prof Campbell. The .chool u
in gossi condition, and the proxre-s II the
pnpils rrnrc's great credit Mpou the faculty
Ailer the school Vas dismis.ssi, the Literary
Society, presided over By Mis- Lids >Mi,h
held it, weekly sessiOn. All the ex-Icis<s
Of the pupil were exceedingly good, aud j,
a6ords us great pleasure tO compliment lhs
members on the manner in which the ~,
ciesy was Conducted, and The good order
tsste and decosum, that characterized all
their psoceedings.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1879-12-02

DRHDEx, Nov. -.
Cold and cloudy With snow on the 18th.
Mr.. Buckley shipped two car loads Of
cattle end oss of hog ibis vsek.
Mr.. Beaeoa Rsees 10 hasine . new
picket fence put around his yard.
The MethOdisis are holding . pro-
tracted meeting in their new church.
-Mr. Peter Courtney il eonvslescing
slowly, after On illness of .evesal veeks.
Rev. Mr.. Pierce. Of Ssdalis, psesehsd
In the nsV church on ThaakiRisine dsy.
The house and lot 81 Mr. John Gl.ss-
cock ~. scld tot one hundred dollars lsst
Tueedsy.
Our old friend. Mr. Porter Major, psid
our tnvu visit last Sunday. He il look.
ing we'll and il a pleasant - ever.
There are several eases in court,
against prominent citizens Of our tova,
which are expected to come Of shortly.
Tuesday night, IA the train 49, paaaia9
the section house, half a mile ease Of town,
there sas q stone thrown through the car
wiudov. breaking the els~, bat iossseassly
M one Was hurt.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1879-12-02
ROBBERY AT CONCORDIA
The Store of Thieman Bros. En
tered and Valuable Goods
Secured.

The agricultural, hardware and general
merchandise store of Thieman Brothers. 1t
Concordia, in Lafayette county, about
twenty-one miles from Sedaiia. on the Lex
irgton Branch. vas entered BY thieves
Thuraday night, and pistols, pocket knives.
and secondhand watches, that we're left
for repairs, were secured BY The thieves and
carried Oh. >.sa u i.
Word was sent to Bob Leaverton, of lhis
city, manager of the Western Dsteeeive
Association, and the following description
given Of The thieves given: q.
Two men that look like brother.; the
eldest one il about twenty five years Of ~,
and Eve feet nine inches in height; the
other about twenty three years Of age, and
Eve feet six inches. Both, wore Q good
suit Of dark clothing. biue WOODEN shirts
with turn down COLLAR, and presented quite
. respectable appearance.
The value of the goods takes IL iron
$50 to $3.50. for which reward Of $50 10
offered for the capture and coovictios If
the thieves.
Mr.. Leaveston stated to Q BAzoo repof-
ter last night that . trail had been struck,
and the parties will probably be captured
soon
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1879-12-02
Hlgin Stevens.

This greatly advertised young man has
completely recovered from the effects Of his
recent accident By Jumping from m NJ. K.
4 T. train. and 10 nov - good o. new.
In conversation With q BAzoo reporter,
yesterday, be sisted tina, be expected to have
his trial during the next term of the John
son County Criminal Court which CON-
mences Il Wsrrensburg to-morrow, and he
had no doubts but what he would come
clear. He claims that his prosecution is
all spite work, and, of course, . woman is
at the bottom Of il.
EIsin u probably too aapguine in this
matter, and will find 1t out before
he authorities are through with him. The
associates he hes had for the past few years
would send any one 10 the devil.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1879-12-02
ADMINISTRATORS SALE OF REAL
ESTATE.

Notice is hereby Givea shsa !, The usdef-
sigsed, aa0iaislsaao. De boais 30 Of The
esaats Of Darius Hassvell, deceased. -
virtue odd authority Of - order Of ths Pro
haae Court Of Pettis eoussy, Aissoasi oade
asd catered Of record % The fsss day Of
March. 1877, asd during Tie February
term, 1877, Of ssid court, ard rssswed e
the Novsnbef tern, 1871, Of said eo0fs, will
q the court house door in Sedalie, Psltis
county. sad state Of Missouri, Oh
TUESDAY,, THE SIXTH DAY OF JAN
UARY, 1880.
bstveea The hours Of Mise O'Clock u lie
josesoon and Eve O'Clock IN the aflaspooa
OF that dsy, end while the Ciseoit Co0ss q
Psssis county IL il ssssios, Ill = susaies.
10 The hishsss hiddes, Tie sosthvsss quaseee
Of sscsioa nine (9) In tovssAlp tossy- sevso
(I7) Of rsaes twenty (30.) s1esps evsaey
seres 81 Of the est side thereof, % The fol-
lowing terms, to vie Oas-half caaA =
hasd, and lAs balsacs q . esedie q 90
year st ten per ceae pr aDo1m, secured -
deed Of trust On the property cold.
Dawn LKvY.s
4 boais aoa d Dssiss Hose.
vsli, dsesased. 14Ssee.
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The Dirty Dog Who Runs . Dog.
gerry
In East 0edalia, Sells Mean
Whisky Without License,
and Beats His Wife.

In East Sedslis there is cossemptible.
Low doggery. run BY one John O'Keefe.
The place, which should not Be dignI6ed
With the name Of . saloon, Il running with
out any State or county license, and has
not had any for nearly two yean. He runs
in violation Ct Law, and also insists in ped.
ding out his poisonous tarantuls juice On
Sunday, contrary to State Law and munich
pal ordinance.
On Monday. the Gath inst, the BAzoo
contained the following:
No REGARD FOR THE SABBATH.
From parties residing in E,et Sedslia .
BAzoO reporter learns that John OKeele's
saloon, Just east of where the old Union de-
pot siood, vac in full blast Yesterday, With
the front door open and the proprietor sit-
ting on the porch in his shirt sleevea.
Drunken men we're plentiful. and one man,
while staggering around The Missouri Pa.
ci6c yard, came near being run over.
This matter should receive the attention
of the authorities. People visiting the
cemetery are compelled 10 psss this piece.
and il is not pleasant to hear the profanity
and vulgar talk of lot of half drunken
loafers. IfOKeefe still persists in keeping
his doggery open on the Sabbath, he should
he made to pay the consequence. Will
the authorities act in this matter!
Yesterday tins lump Of human excre-
aence met the manager Of this paper on
Ohio street, and wanted to know about that
publication in Mondays paper. Not many
words passed until blows were aent in thick
and fast, az O'Keefe had been ell over the
main part Of the city and in various 81
looms yesterday threatening the BAzoO man
~i,h drubbing.
Now, this il all very 6ne; but If the
manager Of this paper don't boast of bis
lighting qualities, he does boast Of helms
able TO defend himself when attacked BY q
low rufian, who-e chief aim IN life il "a
sell gin against the law and maltreat q
wife, who will not live with him on &C.
count of i'll treatment.
The fact of his striking HE wife can b
established BY the testimony of the neigh
borr, and by the affidavit, Of Mrs. OKeefe
which Was filed in the City Recorders of6cs
At the time.
The BAzoo molests DO one Who conforms
With the Law. Tbose vho are pursuing any
business, illegally, will hear from this pa
per.
The city and county officers, whose duty
it ia to hunt down Law breakers, ehoult
make note of this O'Keefe case.
The public can, from this on, look in th,
BAzoo for reliable and prompt informstio,
in regard to O'Keefe's violation of the Law
a every time it can be heard Of it vill b
told, a. he can intimidste no one BY hi
threats of violence.
Any man who strikes a woman carrie
the imprint of cowardice written in ever,
llneament of his features.
This means John O'Keefe.
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0oA ''A.H' NOV %
wv. U. Hart !. "ow helping I" d" the
agreeable ss the City Hotel.
Riley Holman is home from Color do.
He viii re@s'" i"r Aome veeks.
The people III this section are all sati--
6e,. Ia see Jay G"nid .. the iessee Of the
Upton branch.
-Tin.lev 4 Todd have BEEN .hiuDiup
hogs <xien-iveiy from Pleasant Ireen tor
some weeks past.
Cal S,.ohsus ia nm. nj the a,,ec,o,s of
n. V,..our; Pacific Railroad nrde, the
msa.srmen, OF Jaw Gould.
The wsddill Guard. s,i,l continue 10
have their r,euIar d,iII. and ,hev m, Al.
..vs .ree,ed bv the fair .<x
,.
..u', ~. ~. ~" 1877 .":,
ss,r;cs. l.;ne held in The chusehs.
IL, y w.,... cd NJ. u...;.
49," "a p;-s:~ D.. ".,s-.aI -.
49,: cs s "".,,:.S rsG."""S w..
-rnere WI % ~ se'.,ee o. 'ne hp'seo-
pa Snu:" ." Suoy, ~: .'C. s'"k
ts u ~" S"". .%"~ ~, WV "''" ''""'
ess !. '"s
-N'n Mite stephens. the handsome
and accomplished daughter o. Coi: Joe. l.:
stephens, attended the E"ine-Chapps''
"e""'ss - '<"e" wy "'s"''
-Hughey v.s the fsvorlse IN the recent
Walking ma'ce IN your CITY, anu our Peo'
pie ~ere surprised al ms receiving 'acn
disaser"o. defeat. wonder u ne VA
"d'nRxed again!
-Ou Monday night last the BooHvills
Turn and (;es.ng Verein gave their ir~l
Kraensehea ii the season. The attendance
vs. good everyone naniiesting the usual in
terese and eoiOyioe themselves throughout
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Prem the Register.
County Court meets Monday next, i'd
joasnsd term.
-Wsrssv nseds more sesidesces and
business houses.
Coon skim will soon he circulating
0ediua With our msrchants.
The hotels are doing hstter business
this season than for several yess pass.
-Coatrsctors on the narrow gauge are
sdvefsisinG ios tie nsks~. Apply 70 W.
A. Colt Cole Camp.
-Nr. J. n. Nicely. one Of the eonsrse-
toss Of the nasros gauge road, - in Cole
Camp, Whsss ~ hes made his hsedYusrt-
en- foe the present.
Mr.. Cha6s and Charles Roll. Of sc.
dalis, we're il town Saturday, and to Judge
from their sctioas, will both become cite
sens Of Wanaw in the near future.
Mr.. J. r. Scissor, representing the
Singer Sewing Machine Company, II Sc
dalis, arrived in town LEST evening. He
wi'l ssssblish an agency Tor The Singer IT
this Place soon.
Several vagoas. 6lied With parties
seeking ho0es u the vsss, passsd through
uOW0 00SO60oys A0Gy CoU uSVS1 w UVtteb
than to pes down in Bsnson.
Since the 6nsl determination 10 run
the narrow gauge through Cole camp, that
toVa hes hecooe The center OF attraction
The iswn full Of sssangem and no vscane
houses. The nsrrow gauge did it,.
The JeAessoa City Felipe says work
will commence soon on the Aiss00si Cen
lral. The n. G. aesds some Of the gii-up-
snsl-sis style Of the Hedalis and WsrssW
nass0w eauge people, Who. when they sei .
tine to 90 n work, 20 st il.
We hsd the plsasuse, yesterday, Of
form NJ the sequaiaisnee Of the Mssrs.
Ssdslia. Thee gentleWe0 ere here, look
isg the ground over 9th view of starting
. lumber yard.
Major Melton iniOenes u that he hes
ssesived vord froo Mr.. Philsps, Who IL in !
the ease, that be has fought too loco0o- |!
lises aud f0sty-sv0 can for the narrow !
gauge rosd. The eam ere 10 Be delivered !
hesvesa noV and The middle Of Deeembes. |
The grecsoG and 0ssonsy II psogreasiae |
yell, aad b Saturday night the grade vili !
b completed TO Cole Camp, and - the !
dsss.sin9 Up Of the grade from here 10 Cole !!
Caop will MT take long. 10 ve might ssv !
lhas By Saturday night the grsds iron !
Wssssv 70 Sedalis vill Be complessd. /
md ssaek laying Commence By the middle !,
Df Deeemhes, and reach here in The early !
'psing.
-Windsos, . gay sassios on the ~. X.
3 T, svsasy oiiss souah Of Ssdslia. wants
10 hecn0s Q suburban sanex to Se3alis, !
md sueesas that ID would Be . good plses
Ioe business ne0 10 resi&le, the sa0e -
Kiskwood ssd other places near 81. Lonis.
We doa't ksOv hov Sedalis's eutespsising
sssines oea will view this suegsslioo, bat
sardly thiak they vill overlook the sdvsn-
aes Wsssav Vill ooss, 9th hee hsolehy
esssioa, pore vaasFs bseoeilel sseeesy I'D
DslighsluI oooolieAs sids o. ehs Osa0,!
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1879-12-02

The Peoieentiary yesterday morning wac
ahs scene of one e ths oose brutal and
bloodthinsy ssalnpe . tahs human life
that our city hes known for long time.
A coovics rlssady sarving out . life SEN
tence Tor murder he's il al probability
added another TO it. - Il IL doubtful If his
victim can recover from the wounds he re-
ceived At the hands Of his inforiated 49,
sailant. We have gathered up the follow.
ing facts in regard to the occurrence: Yes
tsrday morning. just ailsr bseakfass, while
the gsag employed i Geisecks shoe sLop
were entering the building. and ss the Gle
werepsssfnsbe between two large piles ofIeath-
er. Ed. rilley, . negro trader life sentence
for murder, from Gsssae county, attacked
David Hogan, also . negro, from Marion
county. With . shoe kniis which be had
concealed shout him, ard before Hogan
had time to turn and zee who was hia a..
sailant, he received two stahs in the back,
the blade Of The knife. psoelrstlng 70 Tie
cavity and cutting the lung, csu-ing a in
ternsl he0orrhaes, which il 10 thought will
prove fatal Alter Hogan turned, and
while attempting to ward Of TilIey's at
tack. be received nice other slabs and cuts,
monty shout the head and shoulder. A
convict Who undertook to take the knife
away from TIlley had his hand badly cut
By having the knife drawn through it.
What motive Tilley had for making the
attsek Ne had not learned. Sometime
since he vas Hogan's cell mate, but ~
TiIIey vas disasseesbie and qu.srelsome,
they we're separated. He seems to have
hsrbored some i'll will against Hogan, and
TO hase plssned the decd of yesterday
some time ago. Whatever led him TO il doe.
not matter much, - 10 beam the reputa-
ton Of being despsssse cbaraetes. and it
needed very little provoeaiios % arouse
the devil in hsn 10 suoeiene extent to
lead hin 70 skaia stain his hands IN the
blood of fellow being. II his victim der,
he Will IN eli probability isd his life ssn-
tence much shorter than be has been sccus.
TONED to look spon it.-Jeferson City
zribxae.
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CriminalCourt.

State vs.J H Cook, eubexIeoent de.
ouser argued before Henry Lamm. special
judge, and submitted and taken under ID.
sisewent BY the court until the 6sst day oil
next term.
State ". Ed. Cook, assanlt With intent 10
kill motion for . nsw tsisl taken up asd
overru!ed. Seateseed to three JEAN and
ak months in the peniteatiasy. :
Stste VI. Dennis Slater. selling liquor
without licenee; application. bond and up.
pIication for appeal 6Ied. Bond 6xed ii
500
State ". Ben Clark ct al, disturbing the
peace motion for q new trial overrnled,
and exceptions taken thereto BY the defend
ante.
State VI. Jos. Toothman, grand larceny;
motion 10 set aside forfeiture of recoeni.
sance overruled.
State ". James X. Steele and James n.
Cook, embszs'ement; Judge Tuttie presid.
ing; plaintiff 6Ied motion for appeal. Bill
Of exceptions 6led and allowed, and filed
q . part Of the record aud an appeal
granted to the Supreme Court, and defend
ants required to enter into personal re.
cognisance.
State Va. Ben Clark ct a., disturbing the
peace; appeal granted to the Supreme
Court.
State ". Jas. ri. Cook, emhesslemeut |:
required to enter into recognisance within
sixty days in the sum Of $500.
State "a. james Brown. attempt to rob !:
dismissed at cost of defendant.
State ~ II. p. Knollenberx, foseery
dismissed nj cost of defendant.
State ". Henry ID. strineer, obtaining
property under false presenaes, IN the 6rst
Gaze, the demurrer, % 70 the first count, w.
overrnled. while a. to the second count il
was sustained. A new bond, Of $500 in
each case. was given, viih wn. B. Riley
~ security, and the cases were continued
until the next term.
Court held until IL o'clock last night. at
which time it adjourned sine die
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1879-12-02
A Dull Day.

Although the country people were in
town in iorce, and our merchants ell did .
thriving busiseaa. yesterday Was one of
the dollest days for the news gatherer i'm
aginsble. Everybody Vas sober, and after
transacting their bosiner, took their de-
partue for home. The police were not
called upon to make On arrest during the
entire day. which. Of itself, 10 something
unusual for Saturday. Such days ere i'm
mense for the polics. but are rather rough
on the reportess.