The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1879-06-24
COSBY PARAGRAPHS

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From all Over the World.
Booming SUNDAY BAzoo.
The Panama revolution is at an
end.
Not satisfied with her elevated
railroad, New York is clamoring for
"more rapid transit"
The ladies of Atchison, Kansas.
want the barber shops closed on Sun
day. The hears" object
DE Bars Grand Opera House in
St. Louis was sold at auction on Mon
day last and only brought 81, 900.
-Bayard threatens to resign az
chairman of the finance committee If
he is compelled to report the Warner
silver bill. .e;'
DR.. Bircher, whose death las a.
ready been noted. left his estate valued
at nearly half million dollars, to his
son and daughter.
"A friend at our elbow says he
doesn't care so much for the picnics
and lemons as he does for the soueez-
ing. We all rejoice in picnic time.
Lady Alice. fine trosting mare.
dropped dead at the East Saginaw,
Mich, races last Tuesday, after hav.
ing made record Of 2::29. She was
valued at S. 900.
The New York San clamors for
Tilden in 1880. There are q couple
of good reasons for suspecting that
Tilden won't be nominated, and these
reasons are Hill and Bayard.
Gen. Bingham is after Gen.
Ewing, Democratic nominee for Gov
ernor Of Ohio, for his famous ssOrder
No. H." issued when he was com.
manding the Federal forces in jackson
county.
The Republicans of California are
in convention at San Francisco. Joa-
qnin Miller and Eli Perkins are in at
tendance. Up to this writing no bust
ness Of any importance has been
transacted.
And still Sanders who shot a po-
liceman in broad daylight in St. Louis
has not been arrested. Either st.
Louis should reduce the number of
her policemen or shut up some Of her
doggeries.
lack Chandler is to stump Ohio
for Foster. He will be specially
charged with the defense of the cleo
toral frauds which he instigated, and
which by the nomination of Foster
become an issue in the campaign.
The Cincinnati Enquirer. being
asked to publish the game laws of
Ohio and Kentucky. replies that life
is too short. You can kill anything
in Kentucky excepta blooded horse,
and anything in Ohio except negro.
Gen. Ewing. Democratic candi-
date for Governor of Ohio. was . can
didate at one time for u. S. Senator
from Kansas. Ewing at that time was
a thoroughbred Republican. Times
change, and-politicians change, too.
The Ohio editors will be quarter
ed at the LiDdell Hotel, in St. Louis,
tomorrow, and remain until Monday.
The proprietors tender free board to
all representatives of the Missouri
press who wish to call on their Ohio
brethren at the hotel.
1t is reported that Col. Charles
Manderson. of Omaha, will succeed
Judge McCrary as Secretary of War.
Col. Manderson is said to have been
brave sOldier, and he has an excep-
tional reputation in other respects.
Congress has definitely fixed the
day of adjournment at Saturday or
Monday. The appropriation bills will
be sent to the President tomorrow.
In case Hayes sees proper to veto the
bills again, it is said he will immedi.
ately call Congress again in extra ses-
sion as SOON as it adjourns.
Good place for preachers, in
Leadville. An Alderman in that city
was accused of crookednex. He was
investigated. The Enterprise sums up
the affair as "a mistake in its incep-
ton. a farce 10 its conclusion" The
same might he said Of most every in
WESTON outside of Leadville, too.
Is Ingerson really an infidel ! In
his funeral Grafton over his deceased
brother he said: ''In fhe midst of
death Love can hear the rustic Of p !
wing" Mr.. Beecher, in closing a SER
mon on this remarkable Grafton hoped
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