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I'm the City of Montreal, Canada, none
stand more deservedly high than the house of Pr
'cault Co., Pharmacists. They say we use Giles
Liniment IoCiide ammonia also sell it for Pains,
Govt Rheumatic Swellings, Weak Backs, Varcose
Veins 1t is the most reliable and valuable remedy
we know of.
Sold by all druggists. Send for pamphlet.
DIR. GILES,
120 West Broadway, n. Y.
Trial size 20 cents. je14S&T&w
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GOING 1T ALONE.

General Condemnation of the Fall River
Strikers-No Sympathy for the Spinners
in any Quarter.
FALL RIVER, June 16.-In view of the COM
ing strike storekeepers are resorting to cash
sales. The outside papers universally con-
denim the strike and the strikers find them
selves in the unprecedented position of having
no one to look to for consolation but them
selves. 1t is rumored that the manufacturers
will attempt to import help from other places,
the considerable number refusing to give no.
tice OF striking, and the fact that all other
classes deplore the strike, has awakened the
opinion that the strike may not be as long as
the spinners are prepared to expect
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MASSACHUSETTS.
Serious Freshet.

0erIOuS FreShot.
NORTH ADAMS, June 16-A heavy freshet
visited this place, and the highway on the out
whole of East Brooklyn street is still the bed
OF raging torrent. The damage throughout
this section is variously estimated from $780,
OOO to $4,000. Deans dam at Adams was
swept away last night, and almost hourly re-
outlying districts No damage is reported south
of Adams
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The Louisiana. Daht

NEW ORLEANS, June 16.-There seems to be
an impression among the constitutional dele
gates that neither the majority nor minor
adopted, but a compromise be effected by re-
ducing the interest to very low rate for sew
eral years, then gradually raising it.
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California Mining Nfocks.
Chicago Cattle Marker.

CHICAGO June Hogs-Receipts $4,000 head;
shipments $500 head; prices lower; mixed packing
slow 6O93 60; good fall hogs 8 1908 70; choice
heavy bacon at SO63 85.
Cattle7Receipts 1000 head; shipments 1900
head market fairly active and firm good shipping
at 2O94 80; butchers 10 higher and strong; Cows
and Heifers 3O93 80.
Sheep.Reeeipts 700; shipments 400; unchanged
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THE GOVERNORSHIP.

The Kennebec journal Presents the Name
of Arson P. Morrill,
AUGUSTA, June 16.-The Kennebec Journal
tomorrow will present the name of Hon. An
son P. Morrill, of Readfeld, in this county, as
the Republican candidate for Governor Mr..
Morrill, has already served as Governor and
member of Congress from this district. He
was one of the founders, and for long time
one OF the leaders of the Republican party
though he has been out of politics for several
years.
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METEOROLOGICAI,

INDICATIONS FOR THE NEXT TwENTY-FoUR
HOURS
WAR DEPT, OFFICE CHIEF SIGNALl
OFFICER, Washington, d. c.,
June 16, | A. M.
For New England.
rising barometer, northeast to north winds,
partly cloudy or clear weather and lower tenn
perature, possibly followed by frosts Tuesday
night in the interior
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DEATHS.

In this city, June Is, Dougles, only son of Dougles
and Ellen Sinclair, aged years months.
Funeral this Tuesday) afternoon, at 21a O'clock
at No. 224 Danforth street.
In Harpswell, June g. Capt. Joshua d. Weber
aged 60 years months.
In Phpsburg, June IL, Frank L.. son of John H.
and Lydia A. Thompson, aged years.
In Brunswick June 5, Edmund d. Toothaker,
aged A years.
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NEW YORK.
A Furious Hail Storm.

f1eu SCOfm.
PoUGHKEEPsIE, June 16.--A terrific hail
storm, six miles wide, passed from west to east
near Germantown last evening Glass in
every farm house was demolished, fruit of
every kind destroyed, trees uprooted, fences
broken down, and one or two houses unroofed.
The storm lasted only 10 minutes
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FROM MERCHANTS EXCHANGE.

FROM MERCHANTS EXCHANGE.
Ar at New York 10th, barque Hattie G Dixon
Yates, Sagua; brig Mariposa, Fletcher, Cardenas.
Sid I'm Rio Janero May 18th, ship John D'Costa,
Hamilton, San Francisco.
AT Port Spain May &c. sch Mary Lord Lord, from
New York.
Ar at Liverpool 10th inst barque Sarah, from
Cerro AZul.
Sid I'm Lisbon prev to 18th inst, barque Hattie G
Mcfarland, for United States.
Ar at Queenstown 18th, brig Dauntless, from New
York for Dublin.
June A. lat % 80, Ion IA %, sch L L Whitmore,
from Baltimore for Galveston
June 10, lat 81 SO, Ion 70 5S sch Nellie Scott,
from New York for Nassau, MP.
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MARINE NEWS.
PORT OF PORTLAND.

MONDAY, June 16.
Arrived.
Steamer New Brunswick, Hall, Boston for East
port and st John, NIB.
Barque Nicola, Hooper, Boston for Bath.
Sch Saml Fish, Teel Virginia for Bath.
Sch r Weeks, Littlefeld New York-coal to
G HI O'Bron.
Sch Napoleon, -, New York for Bangor.
Sch Surprise, Manter, Plymouth-nails to n M
Perkins & Co.
Sch Glide, Littefeld, Haverhll.
Sch Mariet, Weber, Round Pond
Cleared.
Sch Mahaska, Harrington, Yew York-G Soule
Sch Mary Wiley, Williams, Bangor-Kensel &
Tabor.
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Boston Stock Market
tSales of the Brokers Board, June 16 ]
Eirct foil
New York stock and nronex Marhet.

NEW YORK, June 16-Evening .-Money market
easy at 3931s per cent. on call Sterling Ex-
steady. State bonds dull Louisiana consols sold at
4314. Railroad mortgages generally firm.
Transactions at the Stock Exchange aggregated
$4,000 shares.
Inc following are to-day's closing quotations of
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A. G.. SCHLOTTERBECK.
ApOtlecary, sol Congress Street.
STORE OPEN NIGHT AND DAY.
ap22 sniff
A GARD.

To all who are suffering from the errors and indis
cretions of youth, nervous weakness, early decay
loss of manhood &C., will send receipt that will
cure you, FREE OF CHARGE. This great remedy
was discovered by missionary in South America
Send self-addressed envelope to the REV. JOSEPH
I. 1NMAN, STATION D, NEW YORK CITY.
no26 sneod&My1
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oran no eorsul at Lyons announces that the silk
crops ci,3pa OF France and Italy are failures. Raw
Sitas nave advanced 20 to 30 per cent. The ex-
very great --' anu Nhiis'ii 10
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Receipts of NIaine Central r. Il.
Daily Domestic Receipts.

PORTLAND, June IA.
For Portland, SO cars miscellaneous merchandise;
for connecting roads, 81 cars miscellaneous mer-
chandiSe
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= By water conveyance-1O00 bush Cornn,eal to G..
w. True & Co.
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Scarborough.


The Republicans of the Town of Scarborough
will meet in Caucus at Town Hall, on SATURDAY,
the 21st day of June, at six o'clock P. NJ. for the
purpose of selecting three delegates to attend the
Republican State Convention to be held at Bangor,
june rs, 1879. and of electing Town Commit
tee for the ensuing year.
Per order of Town Committee
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The Republicans of Deering requested to meet
in Caucus at the Town House, FRIDAY, June
20, at O'Clock P. M, to choose delegates to the
State convention, and to transact such other bust
ness as may come before them.
Per order Town Com.
Deering, June 16 1879
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CAUCUSES.

Gray.
The Republicans of Gray will meet in caucus at
Town Hall on TIL TUESDAY, 10th day of june at
o'clock p. M for the purpose of selecting delegates
to attend the Republican State Convention to be
held at Bangor June 26, 1879. Per order of
TOWN COMMITTEE.
Raymond.
The Republicans of Raymond are requested to
meet at the Town House, in said town. on SATUR-
DAY, the 21st inst, at o'clock P. NJ. to choose
delegates to the Republican State Convention to be
holden at Bangor on the 26th inst, and to choose
Town Committee for the ensuing year.
Per order Republican Town Committee
POwnal.
The Republicans of Pownal will meet in caucus at
Town Hall on SATURDAY, 21st day of June, at
o'clock p for the purpose of selecting delegates
to attend the Republican State Convention to be
held at Bangor June &c, 1879.
Per order of Republican Town Committee
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SchHOtterbeck's
SapOnaceOuS Tooth Powder.

This Tooth Powder is pleasant in its application
as it is etficacious in it's action. The Medical and
Dental Profession acknowledge that only those who
use Dentifice containing a Saponaceous ingredient
are free from animal and vegetable parasites upon
the teeth and gums, hence the above preparation is
recommended to ali those who desire to be exempt
from this trouble. Prepared by
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1879-05-13
Written fog the sunday Morning ksros
~ MEMORIAL.
lskssS -. NILS


'He iwd =, h,- POST
In l<s,tl- array th. f-I'i ii var.
Clarss> IA. sss-r ms.Il--nesi h">i,
Th~a >ow~,-siy writes to the f',eu'is altar
This message, I.rhsI',-"aii"i al hi~ post
The mother. ar wIfr. mil her ''ttsr tear,
Feels thrill os prs.i.--sh, sesrfssl cost
Though mourning msyi-, anil i"r many years.
'ris s~ee, to- kno~ ''liS died at hi- post"
When loud martial mG-sr pulses the heart
With quaker heat. ,ti,e day may he ic>tl.
And the biood like rain from the aue VEINS START
But solDiEss meyer desert their post
In the murky night. With death hy hi- -i.is.
ad - bore hart mor- brave
Than on. Who into the wtlI hattie rides
To lind IN the tunsuI, q -.is!'rrs grave
The hand ON the valve s.rew uerv~I~-- and weak
The dlssy brain ieIt the hold of DEATH
Away DER the plain. like the cyclones freak.
The engine sped, but the n~eter breath.
Vas gone bef"re the sou.ht-for goal vas Won.
Leroy was dead; and the boys at NEST
Could only " rite tn tl- parens.-'.Ycur ~ou
Leroy is dad. bat died at his post"
Toll the tell softly; the mothers sal tears
Are falling nos. aud The tArher- heart
Will carry cloud for xearisone year,
80 hard 70 Tor dear ONES to part.
Sometimes whistle will sound on the air.
AMI the mother will say, MY h"y IL dead.
| lie -iossi h, that engine over there,
With the brown cuIl> ,lo~ins about hI> heal.
! .And s.un.i.-i ior me that sharp. Sh,iIi n.t--
To tell me goodbye. or. siI - well;
. Hut 10 my ears that sound doe~ Heat
| Like solemn ,i,rs- q funeral kn-il.'
He sang err he de-i-as e"mrade said
| A hymn like Prny-r-it> words are lost
What mere can say, Leroy - dead.
And ,lie,i like h-ro-''di~si NJ hi> I">t''
| MAY MyHrIG-
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Ny Anna. 10 You call 70 mini
A day Of green and golden sp,enior;
A r~re. bright day, 10 xlas.ssme May.
When all the earth waa ffsah and tender,
wh~n in your crisp, wh,s~' mmslin dress.
Your ring~f> round your shoulders straying;
Your broai br,,nm~,t hat neat AMI pot
Upon your cariS. went a-Maysng-
Hos eagerly ve iA,,nrh~i our boat
Upon the srs-~t,I, winding river,
How lake sehnse Of merry rhyme
Your laugh st every ,eaf S-auiver.
A. lifting high one flashing oar
You sent the spray aloh. dear Anna;
With toss and glide We took the tide
Adown the silvery Snsqushanns-
And rowing ON that >tOriest stream,
And s~sh'ring shells upon the island.
The moments passed. aud all too last
The shadows Heightened from, the highland:
The hris trilesi out their evening song;
We ch,d the swiftly passing hours.
But sought the ssnsd, hand clasped BY hand.
dur baskets running DER with flowers.
The pink xrbatsls trxilea above,
The daisy, queen of all the meadows.
The violet like miSnOuette.
Was full Ut strange sweee scents and sl,nGOwss
We we've them IN . shining wreath
Ami crowned you queen. there in the cleaning.
That glad bright day. in early May.
In lovely, classic. dear Wyoming
Those we're the days. my honny lasa.
az Joy With nOught shade Of SORROW
We held them sweet. hir aud complete.
Nor sought the gifts Of .,oabsfnl morrow.
We we're content with present joys
A. happy - the hrts. my Anna
when side BY side we took the tide
And dnfied dosn the Sus4neh~nua-
sssAiIs, May W. 1872.
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CHICAGO'S GREATNESS


Tn opening oe Tie Wholesale millinery end
pos,,n .sssh,ian..>.N ~ 49,. m I.,h
= ~. !. 49,. 49,. .~ NJ
- 49, I" VIC" s'eSss' "ew eo.sssss % w
oesn avenue. MARKS sn err - The COMMERCIAL
hist0s. of ths. great NOethWest,-Nnd.i n feet.
Of Amcrss.-whoe- 'r,c-f.,~c an hsn,,v \.
.,x.r-.....u-, ~. /. ...-,,.. 1,..-..,., 80
"
S Sss % eS - sxest, Mneet' sn9
ot sppse0 wnosesese ouimeN snd
"os0o n"sse " wo0. Cesca9os
..s'I -, S@ NJ ~ - ~ ase'
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we're enlivened BY little groups Of
thoroughbred stock. vhose sleek coadi-
ton betokene.l the greatest care, and
their gensleness and docility plainly
vOuched for the kindness Of their
treatment. The Major believes that
u good animal is more profitable than
an inferior one, AMI hence he has
made 1t 4 rule to have nothing but the
hest Of stock upon his premises. If
al our country gentlemen would FOL-
low his example, Missouri in . few
years could present such q showing
q would challenge the world for COM
psrison.
The pure. bracing air is wonder
tul promoter Of appetite. and the hos
pitable summons to dinner was . vel.
come one. Accepting the liberal in
vitation Of our host, the reporter
joined large and merry party at the
family table. which was loaded in
abundance With substantial aud adj
mirably prepared food. Never before
did the sweet. fresh products Of the
farm. garden. and dairy appear 81
palatable, or were more heartily en-
joyed or appreciated.
Dinner over. the event If the day
was next On the taps, which Was the
>hearing of the sheep. This Was done
in q large harm, to which the party
repaired. The modMs opsrandi Wa
very simple. and the men engaged ia
it worked with . rspi.litv and ease that
showed long practice. The animal
was seized. thrown upon his haunche.
AMI held in an upright position. A
few rapid clips at the head and neck,
and the fieecy fold fell over in
one unbroken msss until the operation
was complete. The general yield o
fleece was surprisingly large. and ii
quality Of a very superior order.
Late in the evening We bid adie,
to our kind and hospitable host, ant
returned to the city firmly convinced
that God made the country. and maj
made the town but about the fairies
spot Of Gods handiwOrk In this vicin
ity is the magiticent farm Of Majo
| William Gentry.
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1fatRie,dA 1lasriotdo end lsxrscido
Fischbsrg. Mas., Nay 10.-Frau-
cs E. Haydse vss ssseslsd hsss this
morning charged With poispaiag b.
sisGse Sarah. He p)saded uot guilty.
Yossg HsydseS hsAss did April
10Th and his mother April lesb. ioeh
after . sickness d . fSw dsya Hi
sister ~ ick oaly . isw bessa Hay
dea6 ktherb property Amounted 70
about $3.50. 61t tAs daaghtef hsld
notes aeainse Tie sBlaos ~ Mccoy d.
vsDeed - ~ ths szPssso q young
Haydsa q IL Bpsass Usivsuusssy, o
that Ai ihaso vsuld u - ehen
q. 900. The hodioef ~ hlhsr md
mother win b sxhsoed.
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Augusta, Ga. May 1O.-After the
double execution yesterday in Colum-
bin county. there Was IN ARRAY among
The whites, Of McI.uf6e county, Whe
attended the hanging. twenty-five
shots we're fired ant the following were
wounded: Jack usry. shot in the alb
domeu. mortslly; Shade Shave. in
the hand and hip; Csiny. wounded in
the scalp. AMI Hugh Smith. . BY
ssander. slightly in the hand.
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st. Louis. May 1O.-The de)egates
to tha National WOmans 6uAt.Rs A.
sociatioo visited the MerchaniS Ex.
change about noon to day By invita-
ton Of the directory and we're greeted
9Th cheers. clapp;ng Of hands. etc.
They were esc0sted to the rustrum By
President John Wahl and Vice Presi.
dent McEnnis. where they we're intro
doced TO the Exchange by Mis
Phoebe w. Cousins, Of 81. Louis in
very graceful little speech. Short
addresses were then male By Mrs.
Stantoo. Mis Anthony, Ma Thomp-
son. Of Indianapolis. and Mn. MesTi-
weather, Memphis. which were listen
ed to with marked attention By sew
eral hundred members and warmly
aPplauded.
Miss Anthony pat to vote the prop
ositio0 for the 18th smeudoent b tie
Federal constitution gvassing equal
political rights With men, md Il w.
carried By . decided .ejosity.
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The Ameor ACCepsa

London. May lO.-The dispstch
from Lahore announcing that the
Amer of Atghanisian had accepted
al the British propossb u certainly
premature and prubably entirely
wrong. A Dispatch to day from Sim
b says the visits exchanged between
Gen. Brown. Major Csvsgnsri and
Yacoob Khan had been thus tar en-
tirely ceremonial aud preliminary to
negotiations.
The Tsses says the government has
no intention Of dissolving Parliament
this year.
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TELEGRAPH
Afternoon Report
Associated Press DiDpotchs0 % the
Dasoo Over the Western Union
Company's Line up 70
Pour O'clock.
Congressional.

Washington. May lO.-Senaie-
Senator Eaton introduced BY request
/. bill relating to telegraph communi-
cation between the United States and
foreign countries.
Consideration Was resumed Of the
bill making appropriations for the leg
islative. executive and judicial e1-
penses ii the government tor the fiscal
year ending june. 1851, and for other
purposes.
Senator Beck. at the committee on
appropriations, said the bill was sub
siancislly the same - sgreed to BY
the committee on conference at .
former session Of Congress With . few
exceptions.
Senator Edmunds inquired what i
called political legislsti0n u the same
- proposed last year, or did It differ By
enlargement or dimunitioo?
Senator Beck replied be was not
prepared to answer - be had not
compared the two propositions.
The bill to prohibit military inter
ference at elections Was sigred BY the
president pro tenn. 1t will now be
taken to President Hayes.
The amendments restoring the COM
pensatious Of Senate officers. clerks
and other employee. which the House
had reduced, the House committee On
banking and currency appointed Buck
ner, Ewing and Price . sub committee
to examine all bills referring to the
substitution Of United States notes for
th0se Of national banks and report.
Senator Beck moved the reading Of
the bill be dispensed with to aAOrd
Senator Hill an opportunity to ID
dress the Senate - be intends leaving
the city and may not return before the
end Of the present sessSo0.
Senator Hill then spoke with
with refessscs to that part Of the bill
proposing new egislas;no with regard
to Jurors, supervisors Of elections. etc.
Houss-A bill wss reported from
the commitsee o. revision II h~s and
psesd amsnding the law relating to
vrits Of peohibissos and :aandamus;
also the bill relating to widows and
pensioners Of the var If 1872 - -
to give pensinos 70 women Who are
second time widows. Opposition was
made to the latter bin - a entire
u
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Paris. May 1O.-The minister Of
the interior has authorized the vice
president Of the committee Of the
Eranco-A@erican Arion to organize .
lottery Of 800, 900 one franc tickets 10
raise funds for the the completion Of
the statue Of liberty to be presented
to the United States.
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Fatally Shot.

Albany. n. T., May 1O.-While
Leonard Chamberlain, deputy sheriff
Of this connty, Was serving = process
to disp0ssees John Frederick at East
Berne, he Was shot down and fatally
wounded. He Was acting in the in
terest Of Col. Walter s. Church, Who
has charge VI manOral lands.
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London. Nav TO- According to
sdvices from Coassaolinople, the Sui
tan intends to send . reply to the Czar
recipsOcatiog the latter's wish for the
most friendly relations between The
two governments.
A 81. Petersburg correspondent
states that the revolutionary paper,
Land and L;6eny. Is still being cireu-
lated clandestioely. The last number
issued on the morning Of the execution
Of Dubsovin, contained - article
against the Car.
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Nsv York. May 1O.-This morn.
ing . tramp demanded the money in
the possession Of Frank Carter, station
masssr Of B'gota on the New jersey
MMiland r.ilrad. and being refused.
fatally shot Carter.
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Postmaster Parker hss been made an
agent by the eovernment for The sale Of
refundinR certi6cates These certificates
are issued for ten dollars each, and bear
interest At ten per cent. Ten Of these can
be exchaaeed Tor four pr csst. boad Of
500. These certi6estes ere good and
s.fe iuyestmeut for those of small means.
Col. Parker yesterday fled the regulate
bond for $4,000. giving six securities who
certified TO being worth in The aggregate
$3.50. 900. Thus Sedalia takes another
step in petropolitAn progress. and the de-
serted village in the State Cemesery will
please notice the fact.
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Min Annie Hackelt, The daughter OF Mr..
John J. Hackest Of the Kaw Valley hotel,
departed this life after lingering and
protracted illnees, Friday morning II m
eariv hour. A host of friends have been
in constant atasndance during her sickness
and every effort vs. made for her recovery
She will Be remembered - Christian
whose uniform kindness made her popular
among friends and the angel of her pa
rents household.
The family have the sympathy Of the
entire community in this their bereave
mene.
N,o Hsckett vas the niece of Mr.
Thomas Hackstt, Of this city. He left fol
Kansas City last night to attend tht
funeral, which takes place this morning.
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RCnivo6.

Washington, May 1O.-The Presi-
dent today received the bill TO pro-
hibit military interference At elections.
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The swomses frieed 10 What Dr..
BsIfb Baltioose Pills nay veil b termed,
for every woman that has oece used then
will not Be without them.
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Pic Mic Grounds.

The undenigned have leased the Besman
Pic Mic Ground for the coming seasos,
and are now prepared 10 receive pleasure
parties. Sunday Schools and oshern, vho
are allowed the grounds Tree Of charge,
the lesseea resesving the right to furnish all
reiseshmenta. For particular, etc.. ID.
dreH, w. BRADsURY,
j. d. EARHAHr.
Beaman. No
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The election returns from the Fret Ju-
dicial District ere al in except those oi
Camden county. Edvard' majority i $50.
But it u said that Caodea county will give
Rice 200 majority. In 1876 Canden. gave
90 Republican majority.
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Vienna. May 1O.-Tbe Fsemdsn6Iatt
says 1.-THE C.ars proclamation has pro-
dUeed . distressing eject IN Eat Rou-
melians. but it IL believed his warn
ipgs will be needed and at least for the
peeseut tranquility will be undissurbed.
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no RI HUH6.

On Friday next Nay the 18th, John
I. West will be publicly hung at the
old Fair Ground, in East Boonville,
near the river, 1t 1880 Am. The scat
fold will be built during this week and
xil arrangements made by the Sheriff.
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"A leoss 49, selsr pers0hais1tng
arossd town 70 lssk = - 49,. yeeeer-
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The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1879-05-13

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