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The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1879-09-09
WILL OPEN SEPTEMBER Is!
ORDER Of PV'NI ICATuIV

I'm e~rev
Cir.,,,s C,,,r,' s. 81 Yen.~' ~ ioS" = pm:
Vow. at this day. comes =. Z. Young, he
and.rsixnrd clerk Of ,hs,.wuis Court o. P-.,is
r,uu,x in v..-.,,cn snd ,;ls. L,. n, ,;o,. .s.,,
zunsws o,h ,I,,ur~ Iirt 1Ie .i.,xs ,~,,,s., AsS,s
,lnnr j.,hn y. perry. /, = non rr,dr"s ~ III.
state IL |. :.erssosr "r,,~rvd. Iv eisrk sfor.sad
in y...n,,ou rhss pun..r,on =. nae "cs,,s M.
him, thai A action has I.rrr co,n~css,i s.:;"ss
nm. hv peejs,ou. in she 1irus S,"rv, M k.ss,s
eonn,y. IN The sssse Of Mi.somr,. th~ oiss,., s,l
xesrr:. natssvs Of vhrh !. 10 enforce pis,ntjsY's
iecu w subrn0ntou FOR i've hunNr, doiIar re- .i,S
ten yer cent Iusere-s, from March l.t. ls.1.
ssnss me ns'ov n.nx asscnn~d real Set.se sstuass
~ Ie.'. e'Ms Nss"oIIs M-"M: rave asreS OF
'.na ~ W . ~. .ens ''rnsr. ~ sne soasn east
% 70 -. 'ne 1JI.n csss yest.ets on seenoe
,mrn,. w., !" ,.,s ,. my'nse TO- M 'snks
.wsnss -s ~ s.a. an by ~m mum sess
49,. !" Nv .""'nr ~ unity "t street -
VIZ ~-..a ~ ~ -" t"nnng nntn
ss = ~ .1uarSt, erfys isn1
s =, 49,. ~. ,, ~, ns,''" my m""eIev
assA tnity w 70 me msooR " my Oos
ssrees, tnense east s,x hundred snd SIXTY sess,
~. ~, ss' ~ wNe n""cs: snssN - % tne
my ~ M'sNs. WsUre vest
s ~ nsnnse~ ~ s'xy ~. 10 the psnee
ue8Iuom4. IAM on ~ le&ossaus int lots ana
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1879-09-09

The monthly statement made by
the State Treasurer contains an item
of more then ordinary interest. 1t is
a cash deposit Of $3.50. s66 81 in the
Mastin Bank, Of Kansas City. That
amount is dead loss. The governor
should see that the bondsmen of the
State Treasurer pay the amount into
the treasury, and then it could be
reckoned as cash. At present it
should be placed on the opposite side
of the ledger and marked rs ''pro6t
and loss"
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1879-09-09

In Waco, Tex, last Saturday
everything was 10 readiness for col.
ored funeral. The cofIin and hearse
and mourners and friends were all
standing around, but when the corpse
arose in the coffin and wanted to know
what it was all about, there was a gen,
eral stampede in all directions. That
corpse having objected to being buried
they should crema:e him the next
time he dies.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1879-09-09

Now since Col. Tom Crittenden il
fairly in the field as Q candidate for
governor it lbehooves him to speak
right out in meeting. There are
several questions which the people de-
sire to ASK their candidates, and dodg-
ing will not accomplish anything.
The most important question s
"What does he think of the treasury
steal. whereby the people of Missouri
were swin'led out Of something over
$500, OOG?" 1t will not do to dodge
this quesii'n. and the man who in
dores the treasurer will be laid on the
shelf. Tn" people, not the politicians.
are going 70 do the voting next year.
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A GOOD PLAN

Anybody can learn tn make money rspslly
Operating IN St"-k-: hs the Two Cnerr'ng k"se-
s..r ss,s--s->s." in Ne>.s~. lswrvnc~ e.. n~u
circular. The combination usr,hos1. vhp~h this
arm las made so spece>.ful, enables people sish
lsrs-. or >usxI mesns fo rap sii the triseffs at
largest oapiss' mud hest skill. Thou-ansis "i
orrr>. n vsrI"'i> >unss. are looed into ose vsss
amount and ~.,-ulsn .tei . mighty whole, thus
securing to ..'-!i Shareholder al the aslSa.iac>
ii slse lar,e-r OPERATOR. lnmense proeis rre
div .i~i moniS ly. Any amount. frvm . Tn So -
.r more. can ~ I>sd successfully y. y. B,p',>t
Weekly. September ssth, is:S. says. .'Hs ihe
continuation -y-ses. 81 ~.uit make So. s
per cent. Ss' l<s,> kEs. Ut per cent ear'
makes ti.'ss'. !" PR cent. cu the stock dtIEin.
the month. a.~-"r.ns to tho hrsrk~t." frsni
Leslie. Illustrated Newspaper. Iwu~ .sth: tie
roosbssation SYSTEM - f"tnsi~st Ipon e"rr.st
business pnD-Ip~-, ard no person Des-t b. with
out income v hils 10 - Kept working ~ N~>.rs.
lA~ renc- Ca. brooklyn J"ur,rai. april 18th !:
.'Upur EDITOR u,ie Is~t profit at >l"isi fr'.r'
S.s iu one at Nr.-r>. La~ pss-.. C.- = co,,sssrs
iions-" New rirulsr 'nss,lesl fr~s) eSpt.'"s
everything. s,"-ks and h-.'st- wsuscsi. Cavern
ment bonds supplied. I-swr~w~ q s"'. h-"k~r..
- ixrhansr r'se~. y. y.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1879-09-09

And nov Congressman Springer
nuts in q claim FOX millions in Swe-
den. Two hundred and fifteen years
ago his great grandfather deposited
Sis, 900 IN the bank Of Sweden, and
has never drawn . cent, the compound
interest ms king the amount doe some
thing like 5000, 900. It's better
sometimes 20 be born rich than lucky,
provided you get the money. <4s
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1879-09-09

Cornell, who was removed from the
New York Custom House BY Hayes,
and which removal brought on a war
between Senator ConkliHg and the
Administrator, has been nominated
for Governor by the New York Re
publicans.
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A CARD

To all vho are suffering fro0 the errors
and indiacrrsions Of youth. servoue vsak.
oera, early decsv. Ion Of manhood &C.,
viii .end . receipt that will cure you
FREE OF CHARGE Thia great remedy
vas discovered By . missionary In South
Aneric.. Send . aelf.sddreaed enselOpe
to the Rev. joseph I. Innan, Station d
Nev York City. l-16s&vlv
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1879-09-09

Henry county. Kentucky, is being
opened up for settlement, and when
the example Of this county is seen and
appreciated by the remainder. of the
State, it will not be long until general
prosperity and enlightenment will en-
sue on all sides. A pretty bad ku-klux
case occurred there lately. and the
citizens turned out at once and did moi
rest until every offender had been
lodged in jail. It is the second time
the ruffiaBs Of that ilk have been dis.
couraged; but in the other case,
Judge Lynch presided over the tran
sections. which were consequently
short an effective. Henry county
should gil up rapidly.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1879-09-09

Paris. Sept. THE death = IN.
eouose1at Coseee of<Ausgte Hen
ae.} original oator frsp the De
paslnent Of C9lrsnse. 1e Ds6at'
alb annoepces ~ ds1sh Genera
Berth de voax, son Of one Of il.
founder.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1879-09-09

earned Into Court on Pillows.
Col. VIM. B. Menn created Q senm
ton in the Center county court a
Bellefonte yesterday. On Tuesday
afternoon he was taken seriously III
at his office with an attack of dysen-
terry and inflammation Of the bowels.
He was removed to his home, at
Fifteenth street and Girard avenue,
and BY night had recovered somewhat.
He had an appointment to meet at
Bellefonte yesterday which required
his attention. being the trial Of the
we'll know Peter Herdie. Accom-
panied BY Mrs. Mann and q friend
the colonel started to keep up his
engagement A compartment in .
special car was procured for him. and
he reached his destination safely about
10 O'Clock in the morning. He was
20 weakened by his sudden illness
that he was unable to walk, and was
carried TO the Court House on pillows,
where he appeared, and although so
Ill defended his cliant with the vigor
for which he Is 60 we'll known. The
novel spectacle of carrying the law
yer into court on pillows in q country
town created Q sensation which caused
the barris,eris name to be on every
tongue.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1879-09-09

Some one asked Prince Jerome
Bonaparte what the great powers Of
Europe are. He replied. "They are
England, Germany, France. Russia
ond-vomen."
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1879-09-09

TUESDAY, SPINNER Q. 1879.
A st. Louis Pos- Dipach editorial !:
1--WE"

The Boston Globe believes that
young men win marry more readily
when young ladies dress Less extrava-
gantlv.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1879-09-09

Lake Chsmploin Snake Story.
From the Whitehall Times
.'Pshsw," said Czardine as he
seated himself in the 1Imes sanctum,
1.-THE snake stories that are going
about are Ill too thin. Why, lust
look here. Last spring I went out
into the woods. took along an
umbreller. which ] laid down onto
some rocks. Well, sir, about IN
hour afterward I went to get my
umbreiler. rs it bad begun to rain .
little. ! took hold of the handle, and
as I gave it . shove something began
to tear. and a. the .umbreller hew
open q live black snake fell to the
gound. split into from its bead to its
tail. Tie confounded critter had
actually swallowed ny umbreller, and
l never noticed It until I allowed up
the dumb thing and split the anamile
open from stem 70 ste0."
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FRED. \. NICHOLS,
PIANO TUNER

l. thoroughly vsmsd in ki bssises~. guar
sntees ell his v"sk - 6nt class in every
particular. ~. hiss hsd yean Of exp'ri-
eoce in The employ of The largest I.ias -ss1.
organ fsci"sies IN the conns'y. OMEN
left With J. W. Tsnxel. or -eni
through the I.~iOi6ce to hox SO. Ssdalis
No.. will revive psomDs sttentioo. d&vlS
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1879-09-09
Pc SONS AND THINGS.


-i.orne and Louise are bark ~ Queber.
Russia md China are preparing 10 tight.
England seems likely to have econ.
deluge.
-Nii.soni !. taking summer trip To 5we,ien
-Ru-.,s Is not pleased with the ATTITUDE I"
Germany toward her
There MA. zee a quarter 1t sn iprh thick "u
Mount Washington the other day
-s.enea. Ssckles is very expert nj bslliard,
though compelled IN move around the table "u
crutches.
The king ri Saxony has Jnrdomed offender.
who were in prison for insults 10 the name ri
Emperor William .
George Fmacis Traia still lives, aud ..
issuing his new spaper, the ReP,sdistor. from h,s
hesdqnarter. in Madison Square.
Captain General R,anco 10 making a tour
through the island Of Cuba. At Puerto Principe
he was received wirhenthu-iasm.
-It,- reported that ". Gamt,etsa will visit
En.sland during the rscess Of the assembly.
where ne will ne the xuest "f Sir Charles
Dixie.
Another snomentOu. ocrurrence-.Senxtor r.
II. Hill, - years old, has iu>f shaved Oh his
l-srd and consequently looks ten years younger.
President Hays gave &aU Il the ST." that
was raised To paw the ciasm II the lawyers
against Ca.aaaye, of returning heard notcrieiy.
Mrs. Lander. thu actress, il devotlnx herself
TO the e,lncssion II two adopted sons At Swamp
scott. Mass. winch is only . hslf hours ride
from bost"n.
-s;cnersi Hussein Tevf,, whe has for .-ven
America Of the arm. purchased rs Turkey, i.
about 6" return home.
-Prince Albert Victor. son of the Prince of
spring. enter into the ws.oi~ih academy A. =
military cadet.
DIR. Jerome v. c. Smith, Who xss the author
at one time mayor offo~son, died me other day
NJ Richmond Massachusetts,.
sesaior Butler, sfSossh Caroliaa, Is trying %
grapes, and he has INTERESTED the Spanish con.
sui al Chariesson in his pselsct.
Nine. Jansuschek does sos like the theatrical
Chicago and Boston. On TIE 6rrt Of sepsember
she will not play IT ali tn he EAst.
Ex-senator yulee. nf Plorida; Who h m
ship canal scross die sssie q Fiorsda win never
he cus, for the rNasoa that 10 b. i1Practsca6le
On account Of tase nature a ths SOIL
-Ex-Goyenor lA,s,d sanndssrd. president a
the Ceotrai Pacific railway. II eoiaG~ 20 EuOpe:
Mr.. Stanford .. . 0sscales il sfse. sSd Il great
lover of horse0esh. nois vogy 0acA trUne1ed
BY the political ProsPect 10 California.
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Hsvisg taken ~ diiasiet aesssy ior ~
farm depsrtosas q ~ Old ssliaAle Psssix
Iasssaaos Company, 1t Dseoklys. n. 7.
for sosthvssesss No., - 80 prpase0 70
taks risks o. farm psoesrsy. agaisss Ios b
Gre asa liGhssiae: % betsss tssos thas
any eonpaay 1eaag toiisso Il IL 0saas.
We went god ssaisbls aesse II every
oousty ees 30 suPplisd. Ceur.eosdsaes
solicited. O6es h Mssls 4 Ha:st bloek,
visA Nossy Z Ctawioed, seal siaaes sOsats.
B. b. 0ooDasc1. / 0oooasca 4 FULLxa.
80. sall-- : - ------1 . = d
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Ghost Stories Founded Upon
somevbat 1emarlnblS Fs>A-
The G(Drined % of 8 Dyh
wom&-A er Thaf MOI
Haze okosse tn At!dScE The
ShSn ofthe Human Chrysali0.
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SHERlFF'S ,ALE.

saERlFFs .aALE.r osy ~ ~
BY virtue and authority a . special Sxseulton,
lsssleL frosa. NJ s0re Of ne C,esk q H. Csyeuts
Court g ressis county. Mis:cass go - Ne
aDDinse Pmneis Psi. I have levsed unoo aDd
sss~d ~ sAs 80 ~ aa6 l1egsaee - IL -
PSaacis Fish 81 IN Al 70 IL t6Eo1i1R described
UT: The so0th vest quarter Il h0 Derth east
quAsoss. go ~ aa116 80 (nsneqfoo nssoA
vsst qcarssr q sscsios ,hi!tY-aa - h tor
ssss1, = siS;sss.ss., ~ -. -
efsoeloek .. n: cd o'eieek 2: 2. go ~.
Pstsis Co0niy, Missouri. cd vhiDe H. Circuit
CouEs - I'D eoahty ,oO sseD!oos aootho 80
lad % public auction, % tho hiGeeee eio9ag leg
..... s.nstssa. 49, u
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ss.oEs esIns
ILL ' ys C.s Ts c.or - s5sA~ ~ S'soa
cl.ssAs 9. e.s.a,: 49,.
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..asg.,:. 3D. IT, !'sslesAa
lnoannuls - Aanieps - NaHsn1 e
g: - s. !, - 80. { -. Ss:lR. s|:s ~.
So - 81 = - os
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Lee cream, loeDsr iii. iat
3SGh0gU. sefer5 ra6rsE-sb SAT- a
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kuBO VOt1S10csOI Ss1Ot NC ~0< wv bVbbk
for this world. poor fellow. So 1
shouted: Halo, Oick-you don't
mean to tell me you're up and OUT"
He smiled sad, sweet smile, aud. a.
/ stood transixed. watching, be faded
gradually into thin air. I rushed into
the house and found that he had just
died"
The doctor is one of those men who
pride themselves ON the fact that
nobody can fool them, and hence his
testimony on this subject is the more
extraordinary. He avere. as has been
already stated. that he has seen
at least City ghosts as these death bed
apparitions can be designated. Some
times he has seen the soulform hover
ing directly over the dying persons,
suspended in the cir, "a it were some
times he had seen it standing at the
head of the bed and 1t other times
it has taken the form off duplicate
sleeper, a. 10 the case of the venerable
lady already described. The physi-
clans vision is remarkably keen. and
he " perfectly assured that be Wa not
the victim Of any optical or other
illusion. 1t Is his opinion that quite
. considerable proportion Of mankind
behold these
ePTRITUAL APPEARANCEs,
bot that they are prevented from nd
hitting the fact from dread Of ridicule.
fthis Be %, there must Be some pc
culiarity Of constitution and tsmpera-
ment which bestows this ghostly
A TRANSATLANTIC GHOST
A highly educated gentleman. Who
, 1879-04-08
LABOR AND CAPITAL.
Tho Minors Of Irwin, En-, Preparing ID
Strlko-Dttnwn, Ill,
6pkctaE Qisuofth to T1s Tr{buna

Tho Minors OF Irwin, Pn:, Preparing ID
Striko-Dttnwn, Ill.
6ptctas 0t&pa.eh to Tns 1rtaune
P1rrsBuRo, Pa, April 7,--At a mass.moctins
Of miners employed at tho WestmoaelanI and
Pennsylvania Gas Compan!cs' works held
at irwin, Pa-, to-iay 1t was decided to d.
mand au incrcaao OF 10 per cout, md to glye tho
companies TILL the 10th Inst. to como to du.
clalon. II tie demand II not compiled with by
that time, tho Miuers will suspend work an.t
remain until 1t Ia. The priccs paid nov arc rs
follows: Wcstmorelunl CompanY's Slope Mines,
10 cents; North Side Mines, IS cents; LarImer's
and South stds Mines, 10 cents; Penu-
sylyanIa Gus Compauy's ,Allnea, 10
cents. II tho strike occurs, It
will be M oxtonsive one, a.ld will probably ba
characterized by mUre or less Violence aa tho
miucra are very determined. Miners arc still
out at tho Walnut Hill, Nobhius, and Midway
e: ssG s9ps Rs h16sa Moupt raaat brans o.
Of tho Connellsylllo Gaa, Coal, and Coks
Company. WIS held this afternoon 20
consider the proprlety Of ruslstlng tla proposed
reduction ot waGcs. Should tho result 10 =
strike, she coke marlset will be scrlous'y affect.
Cd, as probably four-tlFtns Of tho coko used Wrst
and south is Furnished by these works. T'lt
result of tho 1neettllg will bo known tomorrow.
Sptttas pupasea to n. Tribune
naH4. gHrr.wt' y ih April sTno ouFnoynsp soat. A.;
auguratea . strike ths morning because Of tho
refusal OF the manufacturers, principally Flsko
q Uecnl aud @. L. 4tamute j. Co., TO reclusstfy
the work according to the schedule furnished BY
been compelled to make aac coats for the satno
price paid for common work. Tha enlpluIers
men hold out tho whole season.
, 1879-04-08

Tho Illinois House, having successfully
established its claim to be regarded Cd tho
mort contemptiblo Legislative body In exist
enco, abandoned itself yesterday to jollia-
cation ogor ita sucooss in escaping the severe
judicial robuko that it meritnd In tho
imprison!ng OF a newspaper correspondent
who Kid incurred tho ill@will Of tho
momhers by pointing out their gross short
comings. A considerable portion OF the
days session was devoted to morry-making,
the c1ceas Of spirita finding vent IN pro.
t1acted season Of foolery over tho Cookie.
Bur bill. This hilarious celebration of a
victory ovor citizens right to enjoy per.
sonal liberty while innocent Of any c1ime
shows how funny tie House can bo when II
tr1ae
, 1879-04-08

It seoins strange 10 people uninitinted In
tho mysteries OF legislation TINT tho Park-
Tax 1nstallment bill introduced into tho Sem
ate In tho second wook Of the session has
not, after 80 many weeks, become law. It
passed the Senate without opposition, and
was sont to Tho House In tho first wook IN
Fabrttary. Thus 1t was pending In the Sem
nts from tho fore part Of January to the 9Th
Of Febaary, tlme sufficiently ample for the
President, OF my other officer Of tho Park
Board, to havo ,nado any objection or given
any rcason, II any existed, why tho bill
should not pass. It is understood TINT tho
attorney OF the Park Board was sent to
Springfield, nt the expense Of tho peop1o, 10
sit down on tho bill, and ssrauglo 1t quietly
In tho Judiciary Committee Of tho House,
Under the pretensa TINT tho President Of the
Board desired to make IN explanation bofore
tho Committee. Although nearly ten weeks
hare elapsed, 1t seems tho President has
failed to put in hia appearance.
The people Of South Chicago, Hyde Park,
and Lake ars now gtoaning under tho bur-
den o: overtaxation. Many Of them nre
nctually borrowing money to pay these pnrk
assessments, while tho President, although
NOT ovorvorked In the discharge Of his
duties, draws q salary of $4,000 per
annum, mud tho Auditor lkowisc pockets
$3.50 per month for aervioes performed by q
largo retiuue Of clorks. Tho Park COMMITS
sioners do not need these installmpnts ut tho
present time. With their faoilitios for
swapping bonds, 1t cnuuot ba claimed that
money is required to take cure Of the bonds
maturing.
Tho special assessment is aet apart not to
pay bonds, bus to purchase park lands md
improve tho samo. But tho tax-riddon
public will not grove very much II no more
lands nro purchased at present. Tho rush
for opon air is not SO great, especially
when the Legislature la SO dilatory In giving
us road to tho park, TINT many deaths
will occur II no do not enlarge for fow
months tho aroa of frosh air.
The income of the Park Board for park
purposoH is substantially as follows:
Amount co1leclnhc In fax-appeal cascH.. 810O coo
RccelvRble from Fl1Caes,.. 80. i0 coo
special assessments coming n........... $40, QUO
4otA!.......ss...........- ++t.... .&uuU COO
| These funds are now available, or will ba
within sholt time, mud Wa submit on 10.
half Of the thousands who have suffered
enough TINT tho bill to postpone tho last in.
stallmensa ought 10 pass forthwith.
, 1879-04-08
PERSONALS.

Bismarck Ia G5, ind tho French thipk thai
hos old enough.
Hint to agricultural societies, Tho carly
fair catches tho President.
Tho frost IL out Of the ground. and farm.
crs and gra ve-robbors can 80 to work again.
Ohiof hosos has como out Of tho wilder.
ness md IA on lila way 10 Washington.
The Brooklyn Prashytory il as noiay aud
disozdsF1y ~ II II had Democratic majority,
San Francisco lat1ies who engage .Ohinsso
servants cut OF thoir qucuoa aud uso thom for
switches.
Porto Crnyon goes to Mexico as Consnl.
General, whsFo tls dutes viii bc to draw skotches
and salary.
If whisky were a. cheap In Toxas M In.
mhn life, the Texan could desire nothing moro in
thIs world
Gen. Sheridan talks as disparagingly Of
Sitting Duli ~ II Col. GEnnt wore not Thousands os
mi!cs away.
Tho Bourbon " rider" may find TINT tho
Army Appropriation bill IL good deal like Wade
uampton's mulc
Wlfitelaw Reid ahould have accepted tha
Goru,an Mission II ho hoaestiy ylancd 10 show btu
lore Of journalism,
oAs A1OH4AuA all u44hAQ DS1l6 A44hAb h
Cardinal. hut since ILLS promotion ha has regatnea
his hcslth completely.
An exchange says that Gcorgia rye growa
thoro must bo hagd work.
Whitolaw Reid declined tbs German 11s. J;
sion. There is morn money In stocks, and plenty
OF beer under tho Tribune otllcc.
Bnrnun aays there aro more fools now
than when 10 started IN business. Ills succcss
doubt!ess encouraged tho others.
sixtaon thousand persons In the prisons Of
tho United statcs arc unomptoycd; but all OF them
arc willing to 90 out aud look for Joo.
Tho 1nau who is believed to havo written
Denny Kcasneys apceeho8 ia dead. It IL hoped thai
he ropentcd Of them before 1t was too late
A colored preacher Of Richmond, Va, ha1
baon sentenced 10 swo years. imprisonment 70.
stealing suit Of clothes In which to conduct Sun.
day service.
A1adamo Patterson Donaparta was til,
oldest SURVIVOR Of tho Pattorsons, yct sho dIo WITH
out throwing any light on tho question ~ to wla
ettuck nllty,
Prof. Riley has resigned rs Entnmplosi6t
Of tho Department Of Agriculture, md tile grass.
hoppers, wo supposo, will bc back at thcr old
tricks again,
Southern p1nnterB arc becoming alnrmod.
Something must bc done to stop tho nourocs. tina
unreasonable creatures refuse 10 stay ut home ul
be bulldozcd.
Honry Dergh, wo learn, IL going to prevent
acts Of cruelty to tho rats Of Now York: aud It il
believed TINT ha Ia working u tho interest Of tho
heathe Chincc.
Eli Perkins ought to 60 to tho Brooklyn
prcsbytcry md learn how to lie. Compared With
its humblcst member, no doeant know tho lrse
Eadlmsnta Of lying.
Wobb Hayes scemz to ba singularly scaros
these days. Has tho imprudent boy any reason 10
helcyc thas tb4 Widow Oliver intends to auo h!,e
| for b.cach-of- f-prom!se1
DR.. Mary Walker wears "panta." but SO
don't hor slsters, and her cousins nnu hor aunt.,
aud aomo Of them arc tryina to poraualo Dr. Marf
| to return to pctticoats and trcssca
Mr.. Ti1den, We hear, IL hopping around as
liseiy as spsiagisparrow, and, hs Mr. Potion ii
s:A. ws suppose tho did man has turned all of III
patalyaia and rheumatism oyur to bis nephew.
, 1879-04-08

Tho Louisville Aaa, which il oyery week PROV
Ing It's tttln to respect as leader Of moderate
Rousllcrn opinion, Is remarkable for opposition
to Sfr. TlLpEN and the Couritr-JourHa'. II
prints In it, last issue letter from reprcsont-
alive Kentucky Democrat Suggesting somo
things which tue advocates Of Mr. TlLDEN, Ia
the event Of hts nomination ai,a election, will
bcca1letl on to answer und explain. Tue "thlngs"
referred 10 arc ch!o1y occurrences III connection
With tho cIphsr dispatches. Dus tl!cro are still
tho tnco,ne.tax frauds md the rallroad.Wreck-
ing charges to 10 disposed Of.
, 1879-04-08
RESTORED 70 FELLOWSHIP,
Er,ffi1t F{4f1dfth In 1hA ~ h4,us

VAnMEn CiT1, ILL.,, April 7.-To-day tho
charges proposed to bo brought aguiust Elder
W. T. Maupip. accusing him ut abduction u.4is
adultery with Mrs. Dsllo Scott, were reiacted bY
Maup!n's clluEch by q vote Of 10 to IA, anl Slsu'
pin WIS restored to fellowship. Maupn ia still
considered guilty by many In tho church aI'd
out. a feH days ago when Mrs, Scott and
othcra were tried By tho church for circulating
scantalots reports reiattvt TO Maupin's trans.
Kresslons, the church acquitted anl exoneEa.ed
them.