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The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1879-12-16
A LIVELY CHASE.
0@ooe Wentsleman's Nip and
Tuck Rsoo With Q "Coon."

II there b town in he State that can
begin 70 compare vish Hedslis IL The num.
bse Of ,ri1ing "hoodlua" segroe,, the
BA3oo would b pleased TO kaov il. Any
pleasant dsy crowd q soDe eight OF ten
Of thess boys. oil q whom follow he call.
ing Of boosblActs o. u lsast Drssesd 10
make living 10 shis oaases. bot in reality
ass esl' vsis,ag for ~ opportunity Ia
valk ID vith soosshing Belonging TO
ssoshsr. Ny b ssea hanging armand the
depot o. On shs slrses coenen. The Ian
@ 'se uaed b then il di-sussing in the ex
irene. AID The polies sse eftsa called upoa
to dispens ths gang.
Lee Grant, . eolored Id probably iisir.
teen ysars Of sge. beIoass to this eiaas and
hiss be" known II police circles for soos
'ios psss. Friday be - hsneine srou"d
'hs depot, - ssssl. and ~ juopias on
nd u the esn. NJ. Haophs... euplo.
ed b The railroad company 70 pseven,
-ueh oeesrresess, reQuessed hin 70 desiss
shea The boy gsvs hin sooe beck talk and
sou"d % y hsrling . ssooe. s,rikins NJ
II. - he slbo0 ssd islicsias . painful
injury. Ths eegro then ssa II aid nsas
his eses1e. bat . warrant - ssors on,
and the l'olies keps Icokoss.
Yesterday Dosaiag Grant - sgsir
asoe"d The deDos, vhes O6ces wes,s'e
0ss sapied and laid hsads o. hin. Ths
boy walked short disssace ssd then toot
70 his hesls ed started oct The Lexiassou
hssaeh. 9Th The o0oes 10 boz psr.si,
Osias ., wsa'sIeosa beiag toshessd With
- osescoas that Veighsd seoethins like
. hs"dsed possds. NON o. -, Gran,
xsiEed % hin ssd vosA ssdoubsedly
have osds his esesps hsd sos sasssssscs
esoe 10 The o0eers ssseue.
Alter tssssnisg sooeshias like nile.
Frssk Hssrah happsosd along o. hosse-
ssek end - joissd in shs eAsss and cap
tend 0ssss sbosi nile ssd ose-Aalf from
sovs. He - tened over 70 Wea,slemsn
ssd bsosgAs bsek b shss ssssIsoss ssd
locked %.
He hsd . hsasiag beloss Recorder Con.
ssth ysssssdsy siiesaoee ed - 6sed SO
sad eesas. Wssssieoaa has 500, VEN
sssses % sli ~ ~eseas." bot yosag Grant
10 Ssrsiesls'. ssd u yes ssss . 70.
a voss hssds oil shss h seeeasssy b 10
ed The o0ess hoe ~ gess sloag II free
foe.al1. Ro.ao-y0O pleaao ssco."
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1879-12-16
HIS LITTLE PISTOL.
0dVard Xroit, Q Thirtooo-Yoor.
Old Led, Shoots Himself
n the Arm.

II The ssobes q sceidsass that happes
ahsosghess the eos.ssy iruo The careless
hssdling d 1sessos eoslA - de6sisely o.
cesssiee4. e voOld - aasoaishiAg. Il |.
sl.oss ispasAibIs 10 p;ek sP . .ssspsres
thss 6ees not esassis - sceoUas q sooe-
thing q lhis assors. sR1 b sias e.ses oct
Il ses Il b ~ resols q easeisssosss % The
Psrs q he Dessee hasdiiag ~ vssPoa.
Friday eveais,g. bssvsse shsss ssd Iosr
"'eIeek, Eidie. . shirsse"-sess-eld 60 Of
Hiram Xsolt 6>a, vho sssides il Ihs
oeighsssheed q Leahosss bsickyard,
-oosh oi ss0a, - aaothes viesio of thi.
osaaes q easelsssaeo.
Dusiag ~ sitsssoes Ne. Kroit bed
bsss killiag haOI ssd, - = osssl o sseA
seeaoieaa. 10 yeoa0DssW vsee 10 ssses6.
sses. ssedssiag sscA sssissases - laid il
shsis Do0ss. h ~ - allowed 70
kill 80 ~. killing l. eth . bail iron .
aosll ssssa-sAassss ssselsss. Nos eoe-
tented 9Th hssiag killed 90. - iasisasd
@ killiag ~ oshes. tos shiIs ~ -
pssp.siag % sAees. 10 tsshes sssppsd ~
- ksoeks1 ~ hog u ~ hes6 eth -
aEe. I56is shss 6rsd q . chicken u sha
yard. asd ~ shs p;ssei II BIZ Daass peetes
tsso vhieA L Osssrsded. 4 ~ oisssss
Issss. vAils sssiaisg Il sesldiag shs hee..
+s right en- sseidsssslly ssos h esessss
vssk ~ pisasi - & 90 di.eAsrssd.
rhs bsll sssssiag she - ssss she cites,
ssaeise ds0sv.sd . sAs ssiae
D. fss6ss - ioos6iassly soooass6,
81 vssssM - ~ sDet, vAes y sss6sssd
vAae ass8aeaaos y eeoA.
whsas eASp0 Wpsssss selSs1 ysaassdsy
slsssnesa, ~ ~ 80 6siae - cell 81
asa)A - e9psooD6, s)s6eosA s9ossjae n0r
vieh lusss. n Aan - - 6sso -.
asaeas1, ~ Asss8 shiakas0 b ~ - ss|
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1879-12-16
THIEF AND INCENDIARY.
The Little Village Of Windsor Has
Ito 0enoosion.


The little village Of Wisdsos, svsasy
miIes souih Of Sedalia, o. the r., K. ct,
last night furnished . seasasios that gill
b. the talk Of the coooanity for dsys 70
come. Last Wkdssrd.y aight sAs sssi-
dence Of NJ. y.oei Burrss ~ 6red b %
incendiary and shs 6uiIdins, Together 9th
household soods, vers totally destroyed
Suspicion vss direcsed b Ssllov ss0ed
Jo<ph Wilkie. buC-s sothisg eesId -
proven the matter vss dropped Tor Tie
time being. The sane night . boos ssd
shoe store was also robbed. bot ~ shieG
escaped detection.
Last evening 1t about dusk. NJ. Calvert.
. worthy snd respectable cisisea. - sis-
ting 1t his 6rrsids engaged in eoavsnssies
viih neishbos named Burdeas. While
thus passing the time . aeoes 80 thrown
through the viodos. asikiag Re. Basdsas
up"n sbs head and cutting - ugly gssh.
Na"hsi M.jon hsppessd - - h he
siesni,y 1t the .tias ssd 80 isiesoed Of
vhat bed skes psuss. vhea ~ ssasssd In
psn.ais Of The Perpsssssos q The Ss0l 6sed
and sas not loag in everlasting hin.
shea lss 80 secneassed - Jos. Wilkie, the
ssms ssdividssl sho bed bess ssacsessd 81
the crime of incee1iariso IL bsraiag ths
hoaas al Ne. Bswsas eoly shsss siehss pc
viousiy. Ga oskiae Close exsoisssioa.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1879-12-16

sosses - Ksasas City. o. q 10 ooss
psooisiag isaissss d lhis osssiseturo y
shas svssy esss"oss hasdlisg their rood
slVsys eo0es baeg nth lasRes osdee.
The greet visssss q the 0sdalia Csssss-
ssl Yeast lie il lhe fscs shss
8vaaY fN0aRDGgN1 q PUaR,
sad oil Vegetable, cosssqes atly sees Of he
oao0s eAe0seals sed oiooesb vhieh
too Often enter into Tie macy yesss pov-
des0 shs0sa upoa The oashss are loued u
ihss 0sasfsessrsd By he Csisssaai Co..
Psey. The people sppseei.ss shis Ises,
vhieh they are quick to diacsss. end eoo-
eequeatly il oeess 9th vild-6ro success.
il y 20 eely 70 tAs iasessss d svssy g.
dslisa % PareAses she ysase
pScdss tsesss: Il = eheapss. pssss
.ad better. bot bseauss is 10 Q
duty 70 build up hr0s esasspsisss sad
lnoass - eWeoosaee ho0e sassiessiOsa.
No Ssaslis hosastesper gill - Sossiea
yssse powder vAsa they esa by better ssd
ehesPss material q hone. seA IN Q sAoss
tine the gods Of ihs Sedslis Univessal
Ysass 20. vill - Ioaad spna ths shelves ol
every h0Uaskeepes IN The West and Noush
The eentle0ea eouneesed 9th this eater.
psias derive the great success which sh.is
soerxy and essespsise he scco0plished,
sad The good opssioa al every Sedslisa Ioe
the addition Of . permanent and i0postaae
resonses 10 the manuisesusing isdusar,e. Of
The Future Capital.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1879-12-16

D00tu o. 12E0- =. n 00l10 ku0E.
Information was received in the city yea.
terdsy of the death OF Mrs. J Inn A.
Gallagher. vile Of the proprietor Of the coal
mines At Gallagher Station, tweniy-three
oiles weat, on the Missouri Pacific. She
v.s i'll only few days. and depsrte this
life At one o'clock =. n. yesterday.
Father Graham visited her during her
lest illness. and says, although su6ering
great bodily pain. she exhibited a Chris
tian spirit throughout it all, and never =
complaint eac.ped her lips. A truly good
woman has been called to her long home,
and the sympathy Of . hoat Of friends
Throughout W-eiern and Central Missouri,
will he extended to the bereaved husband
A. to when or where the funeral will b.
held. The BAzoo's informant Was unable to
ot0le.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1879-12-16

,i.isiSs ssissi,e. ia ysS~r.os c s ''''' -
Mr. ". L. NeislsS. 81 The y /. x. d e. 0saerai
O@ee. vhe has bren III for The past month aud
half 10 slowly recovering.
;sss: e.osas.,ns. knitting and .~b,s'derus 'o"s-
Mr.. and Mr.. n. ". w,l,,.n. Of Boo.v,,l..
s.,,.s !" The e,,y i:.. .yen.. and .Ill spend II:
Evnns.
o.. n.,
...I', .SI': sssns. Sn s nss 1sea speoMne
s'no ~ s'seS. Mfs1 =. WiIlams; IN" fe
.mnnsc n"scc soS US "es''ay "eHooed os hef
s""eseos 1nenos.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1879-12-16

A Pecial di.p.tch froa J.6erson City 10
the 1t. Louis 7i~es Of yesterday. coat.ined
the follosieg: The 0ov<ssoe, win ordls .
special election to gu the NC .sey osss-
STONED BY the death Of CDngre.-man l.ss.
- ihas the nev member wifi be able % tsks
bic seai On the re-ss.smbiine At Coaesrs.
after the holidays. This, the Seventh die
srics. 10 eoopo.sd q he coussies Il Gu
Miller, c.udea, Hickosy. Poik. D.ii.s,
Lafayette. Johnaos. P<ssis, Noniei.u, No.
gen. Bensea and Cooper. The vote of the
last e,ee.ion vs.. far Ley. Deaces.s.
1880; Tor Underwood. Republican. 4, 100 !:
Boyd, 0reenhscker. $50 Il i ,ls..seh,
here that the Democratic esndida,ea CIR the
p,.iiioa vil! be Hon. ]. FL. Brlch, fasner
lav p.r'ner of the deceased, Hon. John
F. Phillip, Of Stdalia, hs~. 8an. ~.
Owens. Of Moritss ces1iy. sed psesbly
II. CI.y Esieg a ihis CITY. Il u a.sA The
0seenbackesa will saa r. Msstia Wfl'
liaoa. Of warreeaharK. Thsss ~ ,aiss
beea conc talk Of Col nsck J. Lea1ins. e
~ ds. 49, - Ressiieas ssadiAssss
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1879-12-16
A Pistol For One.

From . gen,lemaa vho arrived in tie
city last night from Clinton, . BAzoO re-
porter learned Of var Of sords that &C.
Cured At thai place yesterday forenoon,
resulting in the drawing q . pistol o. .
velt-knovs iosnes ressdest Of 6ed.lia. s
Thm. J. Lirele 10 one Of che ssiton Of
the Clinton Denoea. while w. J. Black.
ford IL prominest stiessey Of the same
pl.ce. rhey met on the sessss conc time
during she forenoon. and . polilicsl dis
cus-tes saro-e. rhiae. vaxed saro. and
soo~ angry vords pas'ed between the par.
ties, when Lingie ru.hed into . store and
secured weight. .fser which b retained
end sas shout % demoIi-k his opponen,
Al 'hi. ssaGe al the proceeding. Rl.ckford
dres hts revolver and showed il in the face
Of Linsse. sbo Immediately b.d bnsines.
il ssothet Peraios of tie city, end ihss .
Giss calamity Uss 2reveesed.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1879-12-16

srs more psevsleas and dissrsssisg shas
bilious disosdsss. Tie syDpsoos 80 loo
spisisS vsat 81 enefsy. sssslsssseas. hssA-
sehe. no appetite. sallov stis. eossivesess
ssd Qsbes siloeess which shoe The Liver i
in dissassd sssse add seeds regulating,
sad the psopes vsv 10 do il i 70 ~ "DR
SWAYRHs TAI AxD SAnsAPAalIlA PiIIs."
Their eject On the liver snd blood y voa-
.i~rfuI. removing pioplse end Oh esupsioaa.
leaving the eDop.s1i0s fair and fPssA - in
youth. Pniee s eses . box Of thirty pills,
NJ Gse hoxes Tor $100. Feat b. nail mn
receipt IL psiee. By Dr.. Svsyne 4 So.. $50
North Six,h street, Phil.delphis. 8old b.
ell leading druggists
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Frankfort-on-the-M Main. nov erntain-
ing population Of abous 100 900, 10
repuied to Be the richest city Of iis
sise in the whole world. II it, wealth
were equally divided sm"ne IL in
hahitants. every man. vomsn. and
child would have. it % ssid, 1000
marks. NJ some Is. 900 apiecs. There
are a may Be Supposed . good many
very p"or people in the tovn: bot
the citizens ore. % . whole. io IN
usually comfortable circumstances.
more ~ psobsbly shsn the eitisens Of
any other capital in Gesmsny o.
Eurnpe. II u asserted that there arc
100 Fsanksosten worth ffom d. 0OO.-
900 to 8. O00. O00 each. and $50 Who
are worth %. O0O. 900 and upwsrd.
The civ Is one oi the great banking
centers of the globe. Ii aegrrs.te
hsnkine capital u Estimated At $780,
OOO. OO0 more than one fDurth Of
which the famous Rnshschilds. whose
original and parent houss - there
own and contrnl. The annual trans
actions in hilh 81 exchasgs srs in
exce.s Of 500. 000. 900. IT. ssuersl
trade and manufacturing Industries
have greatly increased since the for.
maimn of the German empire. 10
which Frsnkf'et vss originally avesss.
hiring Q free city and IN oppooent At
Prussia until eoerced in July. 1855.
Nv Gen. Won Falkensaeiu. Who en-
tered il at the hesd II IN army and
imposed . One Of 81. 900 ono 1osins
k,r ito naturalization. Frsnkfost i
such place for conventions and -
semblies of al sorts thst il = very opt
n Be foil of Stranger. and - eoose-
quently very expressive and b. no
means aatisfsctory to tarry IN.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1879-12-16

K. r. rum,
J. II. hogue,
). N. Daley,
A. II. Conk wright,
John Burkhsrt,
Z. NJ. A. ChsOey.
Chss. u. Taylor,
Adam lsleI,
\. n. P.rberry,
e. W. Builen,
Van Tromp Chiltos
L. r. Hoy,
4. II. Ofutt,
Eiiss Bixby.
benj. Porter,
J. N. Omeisi.
james 6iass.
Jvhn Ielc.
rhom "a Monroe,
George E Lacy,
Benj. .. St.,"n.
Fr."k Mc0inIey.
Edward Hurley,
iho-. ID Quin.
A. V. Small.
Geo. w. Dixon.
J. L Warren,
3. Shobe,
I-aac G. Warren,
RIB. Z. Warren,
M. NJ. Wood6n,
J. w. Burner,
Jas g Perdue,
J. +. Herodon.
J. K. Yester.
J. L. Branham,
Lonis Deuisch,
NJ. CDnnrr,
e. II. B. Brown,
Il. Curran. Jr,,
A. L. Norton,
J. r. Tha,cher,
Chse. Allen,
K. T. Hubbard,
&. n. Anderson,
4. M.eo@n,
Geo. Grinaiesd.
K I. Miller,
Join s. Hughes.
D. David.
w. w. HeroId,
Hugh Brent
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1879-12-16

CeUv~ea, lssys~. payaisisn. sssssss.
snd Ill els~es-of brain voskess vill Cd
tie Ssssi d. fsisss Fssssl Refs O.
,asss efsssttllx etp,hiee. fhe.Aa.lhs-
eAi.f .susd 81 ma - q. ias.
ecaaipe.lly win lPesse sle sess Il sesll.
Prove as6nsl6i 70 he eIseslssIsa, isdso.
ieesaEpssXy@ sSITyT5
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1879-12-16

p. d. Miller. Ciaio Agent Of The Nsosho,
Cherokee and Choctsv $ivisioas q The
~. <. 4 7. he moved HE headquarters
iron Densson TO Parsoos. We regret To
Iose Nc. Miller, - he 10 ose Of The bess
hearted sen,Iemen ve ever net aud - co. .
pe'ent . c..rcnes - ever sss On eov. He
has only one lsul,-hs 10 too fond Of deg.
W. B Fowler 10 running freight On she
NJ, T. 4 T. in plses OF y. A. Hoys, ., Q
left Yesterday fos his see<.sssi abUG3e IL the
Empire State.
UinAey esbooes. NJ. 50. % the ~. X. 4
T.. hss hsew issnslersvsi to C.,oductos ". n.
wsni. ios a,ssi,osious eosd.c: ~ . dosn
grade. This ear rides % s0ooshly that
those on board esasos tell vheihss u 10 -
hs track ~ il The ditch. sad il vill hess.
after b eoasignsd To eooduesoss - . sort u
"Iroa Cruz" dreosasioa. 10 seoisd then
shsi eternal vigilance 10 the price Of sssssy
aud lat vhsela- Dssisos Mes
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1879-12-16

Wssssd. - hssslpGsaa ~ se)sssU ssse-
tls1lae. o. ssusaoag ~ - passsas
psu1UsA ASolHo 1aGBD osasaol0 sss0
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1879-12-16

n. I. Allieoa,
I'hoe. 0oId,ng.
David Levy,
simon Levy.
Isaac Wolf.
Emanuel Wolf.
T. AOckbee.
John w. Trader,
Wm. H. Powell,
w. E. Bard,
J. G Rissles,
J. w. Ho0x,
l. F. Scott,
n. n. Sibest,
J. A. Elliott,
l. n. w,ndsor,
B. r. Elliott,
IT,. Hughes.
Cur,i PelaV.
]. 4 CIoptoa,
X. N. Morrow.
Ben John.on,
j. r. Nssle,
r. X. Moore.
Z. n Gauss.
w. r. Thomss.
w. n. Oseos.
L. Weigeri.
Tnoa. +. hitcAuO
T. N. Kephars.
H. w. PisltenburH.-
ID. 7. Ch .oey,
John DeLone.
A. L H.Hard,
w. =. Baker.
r. +. Gentry.
Josiah Blocker.
janice McTresvor,
J. &. Smith,
B. curran,
Al Conner,
John J. Kelly.
j. D smith,
n. Y. Field,
John A. Lscy,
la. & Conner.
J. w. Conner,
8. w. R,ichey,
B. H. Ingram.
c. l.. Jackson,
J.0. B-RC,
Geo. H. Dsvoe.
avidson.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1879-12-16

The SodaliA Univeroal Yeast
Company.
Good Bread, Quick Work and
Healthy Stomaehs.
One q the 0ooe lmpoetsns Add.
tons % 00dolia'o Interests.
4 Dssosipeioa q The --latest R,sing
lnstisusioo.

A0oag tbs ossy ia0sssess shst have %
sSres 70 bsild sp . lasss ssA psuspssous
city. sss oasslsesssisg indusssies-thsy
sse sesouscss thas grow sad thrive With
yesn'. ssd - tine psaes espssd and bsiae
10 locality the pso6is ihss result froo
their dsseloposas. 6edslia has . happy
Zoe osssiacsssiae Interests, ios
q The insesaeciios q Ton 81 the most in.
pestsss sesds h the Usiied 0sates, il
Posssasss facilities for shi2oens TO oil Psrss
Of The eoasisest end 10 the world. 50 Il l.
cell los 6sdslia 70 aid and encourage every
hone 0saslscsssinx Industry. Tor thereby
Il makes % iovessoeas shss il pesuaneai
ssd Testing. Sedalis 10 . rising cisy-iss
stss hes already climbed To On si,i,uds in
The eoasssllasion Of ounicipal sres,oess
,hst he Attracted the sdniratioa Of the
Among The most i@port.a, Of
The May seS coD0escisl sod 0aauisesur
ing eassspsises which have bses seceasIy
issagnssied 10
ruE CxlvERsAL YEAST CO 3 MANCYAcfoRY,
shich Us established ]" this city last Oc,o-
bes. IL - purely . Sedslis Institution. -
The following list Of oAcsn vill shos
Prssidess. ". 4. AeNiilsn: 6rcsssasy and
Treasures. E l. Phipps; Bus'ne.s Msnsse,,
D. Ramsey. Thess sanes are - familiar
% household vSsds. and are tho.s Of men
sho sss seeoenissd - being soose our
most essesps;sing ssd hoaorsbls bus,sess
oeo.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1879-09-09
Death OF Gen. j. II. Hood Ills
Daught ter Very III.

New ORLEANS, August 30.--General
j. B. Hood died at 4 o'clock this morn
ing. II Is believed his daughter Ida
will not recover. Edith Is also very
sick.
General Hood had hopes Of recovery
to the last. A short time before his
death, pcrcevlng slight favorable symp-
toms, he said to Dr. Bcmiss, "We may
yet dslodge the enemy" As u meas
urc of prccaution, none of the military
associations TO which the General be-
longed were invited to the funeral. lie
was buried this evening.
General Hood leaves eleven children
the eldest ten years, and the youngest
(twins) three weeks old. Ills physical
condition had been for some time past,
IL Is alleged, caused by anxiety, arising
from financial rcvcrses, and also by The
blow he received In the death Of his
wife. He leaves the manuscript Of u
history of the war, which he intended
to have published this fall.
Only a few friends of the family and
n delegation of the Association Of the
Army of Tennessee attended tie funcr-
al. At the cemetery, however, the corr
teoe was received by detachment Of
the Continental Guards under Captain
Pearcc, who fred salute over the grave
of the dead soldier.
or the late General Hoods children
who have the fever, Edith was alive at
@ Z. NJ. hut Is not expected TO live
through the night. Eihul, nged seven
years, has n mildcr type Of the disease.
General Hood was born In Owensvlllc
Bath Co.. Ky, June 30, 1891, and was
brought up at Mount Sterling, Mont
gomery comfy. lie entered upon his
collegiate course at West Point IN 1870,
and graduated IN 1858. lie was then as-
signed TO duty In the Fourth infantry,
In California, where he served twenty
two months. When the two new regl-
mcnts raised by Hon. Jefferson Davis.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1879-09-09
TUESDAY. SEPT, 0, 1879,
Nominations.

The Conservative Convention for
,hc Senatorial Dist. of Appomattox
has given the nomination to a man
wbo did not wish it, and whose name
bos never been mentioned in uounec-
,;oo with it-Wm. Beverly Petit
ESQ., This looks like Petit Larceny
toward Bocock and Elliott. both of
vbom we're candidates and wished to
On 10 the Senate. 1t was decided
thot the State Of Fluvanna, "OId
Flu was entitled to the honor this
time. t.
Delegate Ficklin has been nomi>
mated for the House from Bucking.
ham,
The county of Montgomery has
divided, the Readjusters nominating 9
j. Harvey Altizer, merchant, who
come from Floyd Co., and the Con-
servative Convention nominating VIM.
NJ. Ellis, a farmer near Big Spring
and a native of the city of Richmond.
In Charlotte Co the Conservatives
hlve nominated II. L. NJ. Goode, for
reelection to the House.
In Shenandoah, Ex Speaker Allen
is opposed by DR.. j. T. strayer,
member of the house in 1886. In
the Shenandoah and Page Dist, II.
II. Riddlebarger is n candidate for
the Senate, and he publishes furious
arraignment of the Brokers' Bill, in
his letter Of announcement.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1879-09-09
Special to the American.

MEMPHIS, Sept. 2,-'rhe fever Is
again Enthusiastically on the increase,
both, inside and eyond the city lin
ils. Twenty eight new cases were Of
icially reported to the Board o. Health
today, fifteen of whom were coIored.
Ia addition to these seven cases were
reported, but too late to bo included In
the report of to-day. This docs not
include n dozen or more cases that
were furnished with nurses Ivy the
Howa,ds, whose names will doubtless
find their way to the Board of Health
nlllce some time during the next two
nr three days. Beyond the corpora
tion line the same gloomy outlook
presents itse'f. IN the neighborhood
Of Buntyn Station, six miles east of
this city on the Memphis and Charles
ton Rallroad, ten cases OF fever are re-
ported hy DR.. Heber Jores. a Howard
physician, whose district extends to
that point. j. $. Houck, wife aud
child were the three last stricken. -
The indications now point ton gener-
al spreading of the fever to those towns
that were afll lcted last year In thls VI
clnlty. No effort is being spared by
the State Board of Health officers Ia
this city TO keep the fever confined to
Memphis. Some weeks since the
Hon. John johnson, Superintendent
Of Quarantine, and local representa-
tive of the State Board of Health, sub
mitted to the authorities at Washing
ton, through their representatives, n
plan for the more efTectual execution
of tho local quarantine laws. The
same was promptly adopted by the
National Board OF Health, and as
soon as he Is officially advised by his
chief at Nashville, II will be immedl-
ately carried into execution. All the
details are In readiness to employ and
and place on duty fifty mounted men,
20 patrol the entire envlrons Of the
city. Ingress and egresa to ana from
the Infected regions will DO practically
cut of, save In exceptional cases,
where passes will be required. This
IL the only practical measure yet set
on foot to prevent the introduction of
the plague to the surrounding hamlots
aud villages now free from Infection.
BY this meaus, the conveyance Of all
baggage, plunder, bedding, goods and
wares, in which infection may he Sc
creted, will DO effectually checked -
Heavy penalties and arrest will Mt
tach TO all willful infractlons OF the
rules. No effort will DO spared to In
stitute an efIactual quarantine.