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The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-04-12
WILSON'S WARBLING
To Offenders and 0utcasts This Morning.

T., Frank Ibord, residing at No. 2o1 Freeman
street, was arraigned before Judge Wilson
this morning for running over with his
wagon, near the corner of Third and Mill
streets, a little three-year-old daughter OF
Mrs. Burke, of No. $50 West Front street
His case was continued until the 26th inst
| thirteen-year-old boy named William
Sunderhaus was chargo1 wrrn the malicious
"Hatrn":ioA 1alc.ioA Of property, in having broken
| a lot of windows and otherwise destroyed
the house of DR.. Irwin, No. GS MelanchtOn
street. From the evidence brought out
it seemed that about two dozen boys
had been concerned in the destruction
of the property. A woman named Mrs.
Martin was called by the defense 10 prove
that the Sunderhaus hey was not in the
gang. She testified that he had gone to
Sunday-school q few moments before the
assault upon the house was made. In the
crosse xamination Prosecutor Murphy
asked her if she knew any of the boys who
destroyed the premises. She said she did
but refused 10 give their names. Mr..
Murphy then got on his dignity
and asked the Court to commit the witness
for contempt, This scared Mrs Martin,
and after considerable hesitation she told
the names of three of the boys One she
said, was q boy named Seibe, another was
Policeman Cordes boy, and the other was
| Fred Bueter. The Prosecutor ordered
| warrants issued for the arrest of these lads,
and the case of Sunderhaus was continued
until next Saturday.
MARY Kelley what did you want to steal
those shirts for?' asked Judge Wilson. 20,
was leetle tight, Yer Honor" replied
Mary. well, I'll let you off with thirty
days, Mrs. Kelley"
Jane Leavin, your daughter says that
there is no living with you; why don't you
leave her alone?' asked Judge Wilson of an
old, gray haired woman. well, Your Honor,
please, would you allow a daughter OF
yours to walk the streets at night. That's
what I'm trying to keep my daughter
from doing" replied Mrs. Leavin. "Well,
you've been botherng her continually for
a long time past, and now I'm going to
keep you away from her Go out for three
months"
The cases of the illegal voters Adams
Bowman, Howell and Bryant, were contin
ued until next Tuesday
Jacob Herberger and Maggie Maxwell
were arraigned before the Court on the
charge Of adultery, preferred against them
by the wife of Herberger. Their cases were
continued until next Monday.
John Burke, known thief, was sent out
to the Work-house for three months, just
to keep him out of mischief.
Sol. Marks and Moses Marks, for practic
ing trick game, were discharged. J. b
Shinn, who testified in oper
Court that the Marks boys, himse
and several others had been engaged il
practicing confidence games by which
people were defrauded out of their money
was sentenced to sixty days in th'
Work house. Shinn, WHO was locket
up during the recent election, could no
use his political influence like the Mark
boys, who were out on bail; therefore poo
Shinn must suffer alone for an offense il
which others equally as guilty were con
cerned.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-04-12
THE MAY0RALTY.

The Eligibility Of Mr. Jacob To Be Tested
in Court,
Will Charles Jacob, Jr, take his seat as
Mayor, or not? is still the absorbing ques-
tion of the day. City Clerk Richard Rohner
last evening delivered to Mr.. Jacob his GER
tificate of election, ani next Thursday he
will be sworn into Office. Whether he will
be permitted to retain possession of the
office is question that the courts Will have
to decide, rs the question as to his eligi-
bility will be tested. Judge Hoadly has
been retained to institute quo warranto
proceedings in order that Mr. Jacob may
show by what right he claims the Office
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-04-12

For best bargains In Imported and
Domestic Cigars and Smok ers' rcqui-
sites, 60 to Louis Strasser's, $50 w.
Fourth street. Job lots of Cigars AT
bottom prices.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-04-12
THE DAILY STAR
THE WEATHER,

WASHINGTON, April 12-For Tennessee
and the Ohio Valley clear followed by
increasing cloudiness, easterly winds veer-
ing to southeast and southwest, stationary
and falling barometer.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-04-12
BANKRUPTCY.

nIsTRICT COURT OF THE UNITED STATES,
u Southern District of Ohio. In bankruptcy.
No 1926. In the matter OF Benjamin F. TAFT.
bankrupt. The creditors Of said bankrupt are
notified that he has filed his petition in this Court
praying for a final discharge from all his debts
provable under the Bankrupt Act and the acts
amendatory thereof, and said creditors are re-
quiTed to appear at a Court OF Bankruptcy TO be
held before me at my Office, No. 5 East Third
street Cincinnati, on the 5th day OF May, 1879, at
10 O'Clock a. M, and show cause, If any they have
why the prayer Of said petition should not be
granted.
Dated at Cincinnati April 18th, 1879.
FLAMEN BALL,
apl23tS Register in Bankruptcy.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-04-12

To Mothers Should the baby be suffer.
ing with with any of the disorders of baby.
hood, use DR.. Bulls Baby Syrup at once foI
the trouble Price Is cents.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-04-12

Take Ayers Sarsaparilla to purify the
blood and purge out the bumors, pimples
boils and sores which are merely emblems
OF the rottenneSs within.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-04-12

The best Apply Linen Collars for 1213ac each lin
ali the latest styles at Mableys.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-04-12
CO-PARTNERSHIP NOTICE.

FVNHIs Co-PARTNERsIiIP AGREEMENT, EN-
i TERED into this 2Sth day of March, 1879 be-
tween Jo.n Helm. ng, Jr., Alex. $. Wolf and
Adolph Meyer, all OF the City Of Cincinnati, Coun
ty OF Hamilton, and State Of Ohio witnesse,h:
]. That the said parties have formed "A CO-part
nership under the firm name Of HELMING, WOLF
4 CO., for the purpose OF manufacturing and sell
ing boots and shoes in the City OF Cincinnati
Hamilton county Ohio.
H. That the said John Hemng, Jr., and Alex.
g. Wolf shall be general partners, and the said
Adolph Meyer shall he special partner, and as
such special partner invest in said business the
sum oil Five Thou and (S5, ,000) Dollars.
III. That said partnership ommences from the
18th day of March, 1879 and terminates January
lgt, 1880.
JOHN HELMING, JR., [sEAL]
ALEX y. WOLF, tSEAL1
ADOLPH MEYER lsEAL1
TNHE STATE OF OHIO, HAMILTON COUNTY,
L Cincinnati Township, S.. Personally appeared
before me Fred, A. johnson, a Justice ofthe Peace
in and for said county township and State as atore-
said, John Helming, Jr, Alexander s. Wolf and
Adolph Meyer, who jointly andseverally acknowl.
edge the signing and sealing OF the foregoing in
srument as their voluntary act and deed for the
uses and purposes therein mentioned In testi.
mony whereof, have hereunto set my hand and
scroll seal, this 2sth day of March 1879
FRED. A. JOHNSON, J.,, /
Justice ofthe Peace. DEAL
m
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-04-12
UNDERTAKERS.
BOOTS AND SHOES.
WI. KARGER.

I7S WI. KARGER. l7S
Is offering the largest and most complete stock Of
MEMS, LADIES, MISSES AND CHILDREN'S
Fine Boots, Shoes, slippers and
Sandals,
At the LOWEST PRICES in the city. Call at
176 West Fifth ST. between Race and Elm, 17s
I'd door esat Of Elm.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-04-12

Most druggists are conscientious In their deal
ings but there are q few who are not A number
of c4ses have been reported to US recently where
druggists for the sake Of gaining small addition
al profit have sought To impose upon their custo-
mers by offering them cheap and worthless imita-
of the genuine, or have tried to sell them the
common porous plaser when B,nson's Capeine
Porous Plaster was asked for falsely claiming that
therefore caution ell buyers of Bensons Capcne
Plaster to see that the word CAPCiNE is correctly
Epeled--that each plaster has the word
C-A-P-C-I-N-E cut through 1t. BY this simple
precation imposition may be avoided,
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-04-12

Fancy COlored Half Hose for Csc per pair ct Ma
bley's, opposite Fountain.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-04-12
MINOR LOCAL MENTIONS.

20 CAPTAIN, captain, stop your boat"
The merry mud turtle sings,
"And tell us, is BOytOn still afioat
With them India rubber things?"
And the merry mud turtle gives a Zip
As he rolls of into the MassisSip.
20 captain, captain stop your boat"
'Tis the alligator's wall,
As he wheis his teeth and clears his throat,
And wipes his eye on his tail,
"How viii this Boyton do for meat,
And is India rubber good to eat?'
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-04-12
|aIzlD gs[A|||SisI|ls'|[a
POSITIVELY THE BEST.

The valuable qualities of the ordinary porous
plaster are in this art Gle increased tenfold by new
and SC entfc medication.
The manufacturers were awarded tho highest
and only medals given rubber plasters at both
the Centennial and Paris Expositions. Widely
and favorably known among physicians as great
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-04-12

Call at the American Sewing Machine
Rooms, 1T West Fourth street, and see the
new Buttonhole Machine.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1879-09-09

Well, nov, this beats -. Here oelbv
10 eoss snd took unto hinself better
hall, although b - ssnd fellow belDse.
and sever even asked ~ csassue q -
.fsi.sdk Wall ~sll, 'thsy al do il" and
cssaaisly Tie BAzoo has 70 fault to ind,
bat WISHES hin oae svsst heeeyoooa Of
aaalloysd biis dssiag ~ sxiaasss a
hiasslf asd III hsassitsl hid. h 81.
Looio NnDIssHa says:
Ths oarsiaee q IL. a. z. Silly. dspusy
clesk Of the Unlesd 6easo Csecuit court, %
Miss Csss Gcnaaulus vas soleoeissd ~.
iseday q ~ Esa66s1O q IL 6es0se @
Csrdisal avea0a, ~ Rsv. d.. Dt6ok Cd
atiag. h ely 0ieasso 70 ~ oosuoooy
veso Mn LSIlie sOtavsosd, CD. Thnocl
L. Cssvfosa, Majns Z. We DsltusR Go
ssosk - ~ &stDsb asehes. both At ~
IcoGEssssiag Pasiio .1esisiag skas ths vsd-
dingshonA6 3 - quiet asd uoosasseaaious q
pos1ible. An GoGUass 6uuukfase vao0hse.
qssesly ssrvsd. rhos usrs ssobseo a
costly pessesh ison soeh- peuoinaoe -.
slanno Oh Jaha L s0spAsnA IN
Psiee aaA sehee frjpa1b q. - @snnani
bsida, NJ. ~ Ma 0slh9 nil aahs n
bsl6ot ooos. b9s Will estajo siaAs I'm 4
iebGuoots soAlsl3D Il Ne 3 yk01t - 80
honassIho HnOxtUue 49, 80 {
lasDD eisele q dir fsieo6 = AnGnG6
lae3oes aaA 0a1es q Sseaissed hae0iss.
~ psoepssssy. -
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1879-09-09
CLAY COUNTY CLAITER.
Hasal Shooting AAtoy IN the Jun
9loo Of 0mIthvlllo.

D;spaiehes froo L,besty, Clay cossty,
ssy that . serious. asd psrAsps fatal. shoot
Ing Array occurred ss 6oishsille. Clay
coussy. Missouri, o. Lest saturday evesias.
shs 3OtA a Aaguss. Tie particulars Of Which.
- near - thsy cas Be sscsssainsd q this
writing. sseo to be simply thsse: For
sooe tine Psss Sev isdividuals hailiag
fsoo Tie cousssy sosth Of SoithvilIs, ssd
in Tie neishborhood of R;desly, have bees
accussoa<d 70 resostias 70 so,thvilie ios
lie parpose, is i ssid. Of riding down ~
town" ssd deiyiag ~ lssal aushosis;es 10
their eaoss 10 kesp he pssoe. o. lie Let
nased day party consisting Of Jsos
Thomae, Saul Thooas sad too oehess Of he
name d Reed, cane 70 HaiihvilIe. and vsse
gagged in driakiag sed caFoessns. IN he
Interval Of which one Of Tie TAoaas' bed .
dispute vliA Tie pes.oa of vhoa they vsss
puschssiag dsiaka and sooa The aosse ssd
upsoar became siolsaa, and reached IL
can Al Deputy Constable Lssson. vho -
osdiaseiy repaired 70 The sceae Of disPass.
Upoa arriving biz stseniioa - asrsese1 "a
Jss. rhooss. Who ssood il Tie doorway
9th drawn p;ssol i2 hi hssd. rhese.
upoa ihe dspu /. Fessrted to Thoaas "a
consider hioaelf under asssst. Sam Ehooas
he bsother Of Jane. iooediaasly srsaPed
The pistol iron Tie hsad Of james asd n
plisd 10 Lsssoa n very sssoag lsReuael
that they would not b ssssssed, and there
upoa ~ deputy drew hh pissol, vhes Jaa
Thomas eeised Lsetoo boek holis asd oihei
parties ruahsd ID besvesa 6eoeel Thooal
sad Lsasoa. Lsssos thssv BIZ en- ap esei
hi sAoul6P and 6ssd hsck wards ss Jaoa
TAso0 Mo ssill I'D bso. isliesise {
daaeeso0 voosd u his hsed. IL bal
hsviae nssssd II ihs lower pat q he jaS
sad saagleg upvssdb. No blsoe = q
eaeAed % Leetoa for ihs ct. AZ Let se
cooaia THEMES - expeeeed % secovef.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1879-09-09

Gay Tucker ohooeO Hi00osf
Through tho Heart.

Clay Tucker i . coiossd cieissn Of Wsr.
40. he d oos Of The very high.soas1
Mt.
He be- vile ssd too o. three childrea.
For sUoe tos pass trosbas has exiaasd II
~ family, owing 10 lie is6delisy of ths
WOMAN, and culoisased Yesterday il Csys
shooting hole il his heass, killieg hin
isaasstly.
Clay = reported - se;ag . ssdiso ~
GO. He vssssd vhss - essid ~ vesk
thas ~ eeasidsssd - diapsee, ed -
psnos1 a . srss q ssisaeesssie fssliag
49, Paees1 Aso shove ~ eshss segsosI
sssss1 - p,ses; tss = . vbo,s - ~
looked uPes - beiag ssoo1 lsllov, asl .
Aossse - . jsAC.
IN vi6e, bessvsF. ID ~ dhass hs ~
sisasesssie issliaV, bot Pssssrssd olAss
sscissy 10 that d ~ babasd, asd seueAs
Il % spss ~ ~ every essaasss, sak.
10 ssesss q ~ esersAissos. nici q
pssysa stss ~ ais1 Il Cay, tAas !,
hseeghe - at q sesasiey, - aalss q
vssdv asasssl vith h vilt. - psllsd
81 . 6oan 0oith 1 Wasps 80. -
ts6as - vsnn kasv vhae ~ % :,
~ essd - ise,l sAst ~ I'LL pea.isl
Asssly tAsUaeA N Asast, - - ~
ss6ss. Il Ne isesss - ny eassy q
~ ssaiasD q ssalisg ~ hesee \
~ sAe ell, viahess isas q oslassas;ee
ssesps lion ~ e0esn Il tAs lss.
fftsods a ~ dsapeesa arrived il q
siu III os'naag b 9ssA Il B,
1ssah9; she ios1iaesay nsssesA Q -
- lals.ss! = Wamav.
~ ss6aip vill y bus;s1 g Wassss
= 1ose,sek Se-aossos ass.ie0.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1879-09-09

Moro Oandtdatoo for Quarantine
Neavishseaadiag he ssEies qasssssiss
lsvs sdoPssd b he 0sass Of Tsxae sai-
sra.e eossisas 10 pas dovs Tie rosd daily.
h eco tssis lhis aosning o. he r., K.
4 T., hsd losr coaehs Of saigssnas Tor The
Loos Reae 0este.
A BA1oo reporter BOARDED ths train and
,sassvisvsd several Of the saiosssas, and
eiv~ il - Ais opinion sAas . majority d
shsa viii BE- pat % q Red River Quars.-
siss, - 300 81 thso sss provided vieA III
sses.ssy voseAe~ SWEARING thas thsy have
soa bssa n yellow isvsr islsetsd district
Thsss vsss TO hasessd ed tvsnly- isl
sosls % besrd ~ Train. Of whieA al bat 4
hakes's dosss vsse hsusd ios Tens. odd q
soae Of then looked - ihoegh thsy he'd
ssy Of shis voslds eeods laid b. IL thsy
sss PIT 81 e Red River their sasesisel
yin b issssss.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1879-09-09

a DomaoD ~ . - Hsgti0 Otfeusl
sGE sEt 0ouG il

o. Tie 81 day a Jase, ls:s. r }.
ssarks Of Bass eosasy. leaded TO eas
Ioads Of esi,Ie q NosiFoss. il Hsesy
couay. % The r.. K. Ar. The casaIe "s's
cossieaed 10 q. LHuis sad NJ. 6easke &C.
conpea;sd tbose too can Of bosisss 70 thsis
desaisasios.
On DE- eight q Jase Aah IL eassls ~
sivsd q g. LooiA asd . ~ Sd Ssssss
disposed a IL saoek I'D sarssd ios hoos.
h rsilsosd coopsaiss hsss eyssso q
paae Tor thoss vho ship ssoek. 70 thss ths
ch,pless esa return u their Aooss Ire. II
shas pas he patty to vhoo he Pss = ~
sssd i de.csihsd 10 pssssee pa'ties lion
dspcaisg Of the passss n sealPea.
Whea Tie aeens Of tie Psci6e ~ 81.
Louh disesibed Ne. Sssrke On tie passsi
tiekss = hsvise isll bsasd, vhea. II tses'
- ~ soooGAly sAsvsa. Ssarke did so'
soaice this end boasded he train.
That aighi When eoadocsor Geosgs Du
Bsis called cot tictels on TIE expesl
trails. Staske ssuck cot his Psn, which
- 70 ssks hin 70 Sedalia. Du Bois 10
ticsd he dsscstpsscy beswees he oaa Be.
Soss hin and shs man described in tha
ps0.
mot any, Il you please" ssid ths uress'
copduetor, .Wher did you 81 thai
tiekesr
NJ. Sesske told his story to The coaduc'
sos, which nay or nay oos havs bsea BE-
liesed, bat his orders vese imperative. ed
afsss csrsyiag NJ. g. shy.soar sils u
wsshi.etos, Mo-. be told hin &c leave sh'
train OF pay his fare.
NJ. Sasrke would not pay h;s fsrs. bu'
eos OF ct Wsshingtoa sbout midnight Jus>
Sab, 1873, asd vent 70 . kosel odd dsesoed
Of suit for 5000 against The r.ilsosd
coopasy.
o. laat June the company Offered Nr
sssrks $ls5 and pay oil he. sccsosd cost
10 settle, Ill Of which ~ refused.
Oe 0OIS W. GU 0eOCoDS 49, ye~sSsOcJ
svs. tried bef ore Jury in Judge woodi
court.
Searke testified 70 ths kind cd gsasle
mssly treatment - received iron Coadse'
ID Du Deis nd oshsr agsaas Of ths CD
psny. bat his beiag pot q 1t he town o
WsAiassoa q oidaisAs in . sssssg'
plsce, bic dsisy sad osAer iscosvssissess
b sats $500 ct he hssds Of ths eourt.
Poaess and Andsevs ass Tie stsosaeys To-
ths railroad company. CoakFoes aud Sh'rt
saioeseys Tor 6safke.
Tie csse - sssoed this morning asd
suhoitsed 10 ths jury, vho. after ~ sb
sescs q iossy. minutes. returned Z
vssdica, as.s,ing dsoaess agaiaas The raul
rod company Of q 900.
he company viii 70 To The Sapreos
Court with the case.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1879-09-09

NJ. wasRes lisss jase haek a ~ gaa
Vorks. and be- . siie - severed eAil-
dsea. .-....
His nsasess aeishhor = Nm. Sallis Has
ssiord, and ve believe hes sePasssioe = sos
Of the bsss. She hiag ~ psaaaaass q -
sH0osssnable Temps. vbie6 q isosg NOD
bes into sessous tscobje.
-Abest ssea asdey, sesss6iae - d.
stos, Of Mn. Wsr.es. -kss isaekaes 90
dsiviag cot Nm H.seAishsss, 49, vsse
scratching up The Gasdsa, vhss Nm u.
pas in ~ aPpessseas, ~, visA . hnvy
Gle, knocked The Iitals I'D dsvs. a
cousse. he usshes took ths lissle sss'a
part. and. after . sas of 0es1a, ascA =
osly voes. can isdsle in, Nh. q. pictsd
sps heavy pisos a isos ~ ,sAssv 4.
striking Nm. ". o. tAe chin cd aineiaG
d, bringing Ne Mod - pssaseiag Sssa
. sssA. Nm. W. sbsev de isos beet I'D
~ u tsrs struck agais, TIN iios saisieG
. large bloc SPOT o. he am: Tie oehss
woman Vas UoAasDed.
After ts,soe hsd bsea dee3assd, ~. ".
ve.dsd his vsy - Bqsiss Clsskb 60
md bod . vasrast svosn cot ios ths sssesl
Of Nm. H. ehsrsiag Der 9Th sssesle asd
battery. and the case will coae up IN III
oosaiaG.
A BAzoo reporter started for he scess d
scsioa. but having sos - fas - "Negrc
Rov, near lie U. 8. EsPssa oGee. - %
compelled 70 return and provide Aiosell
9Th . ciosbss-Pis - % over hissessaa3 q
piece Of sticking plssees ior hi month. ssd
thus armed again nsds lhs saaeoPssd raid
thin tine ssiely reaching tie bouse.
Nm. Warner vss aussing Der wousda
While he LITTLE one b su1esing great pals
iron he elects Of TIE blow.
Mr.. w. crovaed he.elf 9Th glory shout
three weeks ego b producing little boy,
whose exact weight was TOO an) . hsll
pounds.
The ssse will cone up bsioss 'Sqsirs
CLARK 1t O'Clock to-DosFoV 0oeniag.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1879-09-09

An 0@Coe and Two Hue Coats
Shot b. DespeFodoea.

Parties in iron Tsxas this oessiag bsiaG
intelligesos Of lively sboosiag a1ray shsi
oocsrsed il she Indian Territory, l.s We'd
nssdsy, besvssa . detschoeae If troops
and . had Of doPess6oss.
The ighs occurred near Psuls vslIsy,
o. ths rod 70 Foss eill. Ths dsspsssdoeu
nunbessd shout fiey, veil mounted ssd
armed With Wiachessee and repeating si1ss,
while the souIdiem vsss osly twenty-five
strong.
The basd of dssPeraAoes hsvs bssa co..
hitting dePssdai,oM Tor sooe ios pass,
sssslsag hosss, Fossiag seaeU, &C., ss1 the
soldien Vess ssat out b fad theo-sa1
they did Il, hot m such . manner that they
dsspissd.
Having come toeethes. . clas6 81 as0a
~ tie result. bat ovisg 70 shs sspssios
naater cf tie despers6osa, IL blss ssaas
were forced to retreat bsck 10 ths fost
Ieasiae " lieassaant-shsir eoooAs6se-
and Two soldiess lying On The sroasd. III
liestensst ~ Instantly killed; 90 of ~
soldiess be- siscs died ed ~ sehse = u q
fair way TO rseovsr. Il - impossible "a
Isasn hov oasy, IL any, Of .the dssPsesdos
we're shot.
These aAain are becooiag quite freqosa'
and are sad coansatasy On oss bossesd
civilisatioa. The Jadiss Territory > q
koe-bed 6sr tAissa ~ ossdsssss, I'D
even lie authesiisss q ~ Uaias10saaD =
ct 1t 6eaaace ssd III lav, eiva ssd Mill
tssy, d ct - de6ssce. 6oosehiag sAeaId
be done to put . stop 10 il. he bsss wsy
ve see = 70 opes the sesritosy 70 civilisa'
tios and esasblisA territorial Torn Of gos'
ern0eGi.
Crying - . prime evidence of pais
When the Baty il frssfnl aad ieciised b
'-Cryine-SpslIa," ssoove Tie essse ~ ssiaa
Ds(Bulls Baby Syrup.
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-Ths Ds.isoe Nexs give the Particular Of
The suicide Of Inhs Parker, brakeman En-
Conductor ADAM train, Of the ~. X. 4
7. road, Lest Aoaday night. The deceased
vsa su6iees 70 ID Of dsspoedsacy, and
while in that couditioo deliberately took
thirty grains Of aesDAisss He w:s about
tvsaty-six year. Of sGt, and veil known
among the Sedalia boys.
Advice Of On old nurss-The baby
would Be- slvsys bright and cheerful ii an
oecasional dose Of DR.. Bulls Baby Syrup
veso sAminislesed.
Yesterday evening City Collector hur-
lsy received telegram iron Fort Gibson
announcing the death Of his son William.
He left on the night train for that place.
and viii probably bring the remains to ihis
city fos iniermsns. The reporter could not
l>>,,, th> cas,se 0f hia 6eath
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1879-09-09

That Caoo q sDeseisuslo0."
Tie rsooe - sAsssEsess this oosaia0 Of
. ease Of dessiiu,ion II ths -Jusssioe
houss," caassd several of our ehasitably IN
eliasd people = hastily peck uP bsskes Of
peovisioaa closhsa. ETC., and sesd runner
10 ~ sosee Of starvation.
A BAs0o reporter ~ sent n Tie scene
al 'puGsriag." and after using the knoeksr
Toe kf,eea oisaaes without hsiaGing 10
apuasivs echo. proceeded ssoand The hosss
70 IL drsa-aakiag sssablishnsns, deter
oieed 10 sod oas ill shout he woman il is
TOOK ell su0nes o. winter either.
Tie "Jusceioa House" hes bed ssp0ta-
ton, and The reporter was prepared 70 nsss
oil ohseselss thrown il hin gay. Addssss-
ing hinssli to the lady in chang, b told
hss Of shs ruooss and wanted tosss the suf-
ssiag la1y. DO
SAs replied shss % one else ~ in the
hosss sycsp4 hssselt.
The ssposass vass't sasis6sd With this
sasves, ord 10 coavincs hin hat she had
spekso The truth che took hin over the
He next proceeded 10 The olbcs Of the
Rseosdss, ssd there learned that pesson
I'D oads application for susss 70 b cent
to . sosll bose u he jasesios Of The No.
Pasi6e asd LsxinGtoa Branch roadA
TAe saus Of ~ LADY u Fulliss, and che
i .os il dsssitule cieeumssasces - reported,
hasiag . husbs.d to provide ior her wants
bat - su6esi.G from aicknes bsought %
b 700 much bodily exessioa Immediately
after eAild-bsrth.
The services Of d.. King we're called in.
The reason Of Tie Mayor bsisg ssked for
assisesscs vss because the nsishboshood y
vssy spansly settled and they did NOT know
vhsss slsr 70 make application.
Asy daisties, however, which the chari-
sahIs lsdies may CHOOSE 10 send aroosd vill
70 dosbs - highly sppsse,ased. The fan
ily are respectable, Tie husband bsisg .
srd-vostise man. and suspicios Of ssy-
ehinR vroaI a. Indecent be- aeSos bssn
eAas1sd sa1nas the viis, % is = eaey b -
thse thsis eAasisy vill not b - Psasls ease
before swine. .......
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1879-09-09

-Nssvessseo and iadigsseioa. These
I'D sMiesioa., 20 destructive bssh - basi-
neo and pleasure, ariss from . ooeid
coadisioa a ths bs1y, which = relieved By
Il oeess1basf Aps q D.. Bulls Baltimore
ma Tsy shsa, 49, v,ll Do yoe ssod.