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The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1879-07-01

The Minister are having . hard time
With Davidson. He has got il INTO hia
bead that all the newspaper are against
him and blames them for his present con-
ditiou. He could probably just now 6od
more genuine sstisfaction in asking the
Redsener Of the world to forgive him the
one great crime Of his life The nsvsps.
pens ore upholdes Of Law and order they
will she'd no tean when the drop falls and
all that II mortal Of Frank Dayidson
hangs between heaven and earth, and while
Ne say THE Ne know our responsibility
and will not shirk i.
When God said Thou shalt not kill, /"
be uttered it With thunder tones, and from
that day to this it has been the main stay
on which OR Laws have been propped up.
Take il away and murder will run riot in
our land.
We sdvise Davidson 10 make his peace
With all the world. His Was IN awful
crime-the slaying of . fellow being in
cold blood. The newspapefs had nothing
whatever to do with the killing Of his
victim nothing whatever 70 do With the
verdict Of the jury; nothing whatever to
do With the decision Of the Supreme court |;
and not one of them have said ought
against him or tried to influence the Gov
esnor in the way of defeating his petition
for Communication Of his sentence to i'm.
prisooment for Lie.
Although none Of them hsve anything to
say 10 influence the Governor in his favor,
that Is not sufficient reason for his pres-
ent animosity. II he will at down and
calmly view his crime, he can but see
that the decision Of the court w. just.
So far rs the BAzoo is concerned. il is
willing to render the doomed man any
asistance that We Can in what Ne believe
70 Be- right and proper. We have lifted
our voice neither for nor against him,
although we have upheld the judge who
passed sentence, and believe the sentence
70 be just We but utter The wishes of our
bsethren Of The prem when We say. May
God be nerciful and wipe his sins sway"
His crime wss great bat let % hope
that the sscri6oe be i to offer up will be
Sufficient and acceptable in the sight Of his
Mixer. ssd that be may end peace and
Consolation TO his troubled soul in the re-
6eciion that God Giveth and God taketh
sway" and may end rest when be passes
beyond the River of Death.
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A CYCLONE.


A terrible vied seoen paassd over th,
northern part Of ths Isd,aa Territory aas
Southern KsnsaA o. Friday svsaisg Lest
carryiae desolssioa, dssth asd ruin In IL
track. Al Vinisis, several cans bsloagisl
10 the Sc. Louis asd San Fr.neisco roel
Were blown from the trsct. Tbree Of thea
were on the track, a. in such Close prox
unity n the ~. K. 4 7. track sAas theJ
hsd to be removed before trains could pen
This delayed the segular pa~-ager ir.is
yesterday wosaiaG, which did not reach
here until nsoa.
Several small houses il Vinitia weir
boobIed over and rolled around pro0is
cuou-ly BY the wiad, bat 70 one hurt q
far a the BAx0O hes been able io leara.
Al Chesora, Kansas. time mn, were ne.
ported killed BY lixh'siag. - the storm
paaaed over ih.i place. The rain fell ia
torrents and lasted fro@ 6se p. u. Friday
70 one q. ~. Saturday.
Kissed By Electricity.
The night wss black with darknea-JuAs
p, 1879.
A train load of people left BoonvilI- "a
that day for the famous Svert Spring.
Stations intermediate were stopped u and
gay excursioniss. joined the happy ihroag.
Al B--a young lady aud eeailensn
her .cknowledeed beau vas he one vho
accompanied her.
They slipped Sweet Spring. wsies, they
listened TO the music Oft he famous Sedali.
brass band. admired the beautiful acenery
about the Saratoga Of the West aud 10 fact
they were rurely happy.
The day passed remarkably quick to
them the hours we're only nooenaa. and
the time came for them 10 join The throne
and hoard the railroad coz. nos thinking
what dire calamity awaited them before The
light Of another SON should Be seen on
earth.
The train reached B. On its return
about lois p. N. The heavens over and
around were lighted BY electricity light.
Such light as everybody will readily re
member, l. the brightest illuminsior the
world ever s.v. A the train came 10 Q
stand still in front Of the depot 1t B..
"esvously, trembling. our hero and h,s
probably alis"ced stepped upon the plat
form, when conductor Regis swung hss Ian
tern and stepped into the car. A the train
was moving out all eyes Of the trainmea
and passenger were directed towards
the platform to zee If they could
discern our hero and his darling
in the inky darkner, when. 10
their great surprise. vivid Dash Of light
ming lighted everything much brighter than
any MONDAY sun. and there was the hero
Of this incident in The oct Of imp,iniiag .
kiss upon the rosy lips Of thst fair lady.
whom had been admirsd and peii-d By al
With whom she had come in contact With
the past day.
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-Isst hsesss 20 lsap = kQsiasR. ~
ahiak lsisss - ssslle0-js aa1isiss;
~ kouv sscs - ~ ~ d. Bills oelai.
oos Pilb ~ pss>osasa1ly ~ lisss-
ssgslsaoe - headquarters e thsdey.
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There will be foot race on the Fais
Grounds on the Fourth u July, betweea
Lon Hughey and w. F. Banbury. both ol
Sedalia, for $50. The race will Be one
mile and will Be called ~ 2o'elock p. y.
The parties are in training H'd already
one Of them hes made his mile in 645.
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Died.

At Sis p. n. June q Of in6smation oi
the bowels. Charles Frederick. con Of Henry
C. and Lizzie Gsusa, aged II moaihs and
IS days.
The body will be taken TO St. Charles for
burial on Monday evening.
St. Louis papen please copy.
At Picton. Ontario. June 25th. Thos.
Wamsley, Esq.. father Of John Wamsley.
Of this city.
The sympathiea Of many friends In Soda
lie will be extended to Mr.. wamsley in his
bereavement.
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Tue 301010O W100.1D1U.
This y something 80 IL this secsioa,
asd our farnsss sad oehsn vould Do veli
70 give il . critical exaaisaaioa. Il i
highly sPokea a b Ill vho hsvs 90, asd
CO b sssd foe aloost any pasposs-fpa
GEisdiag gsise 70 rsssisg . psoR. Wills
~ Psiao an sDsll ssoaea % PIaes Il
silhis ~ saeA a I'll. NJ. 0osehvick,
IL passsass = 100 aoPsiss q ~ Gsrsi-
80 HOSE, and vill tats piasoss h sAsv-
Ing & cd exPiaie - vosksa0I - -
vartiuemana n snoehw aoluoa
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-Fno "a assioas Il ~ cosstsy ss0s
eiliap a ~ goa1 s6seas a d. psllb
Baleiooss PHI h dinaso a ~ ksas.
seeoaeA, bogsb - blood. Thy esD
essssoesisa. nalasial Leaves. AssdsaAa.
aesvoaso0t -. I'D
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ASI00600.
About two weeks ago Q notorious peosli.
tuie and street walker samed Ellie Bolinger
wepe 10 the house Of Oliver. . colossd oss.
and put brown lisen dres a belonging
70 MolIie Oliver. young black girl. This
~ done whea everybody ~ ssay fsoa
hone exceps some children, and they told
who got the dress.
Moilie went 10 he frail Ella and ssked
for The drea. She did not desy takiag lhs
DIE. but said she would pay ior il. This
was satisfactory. bat Ella did pos pot %.
and The result ~ yesterday Mollie svoss
out warrant and had Ella arssssed chang.
Cd With theft.
Ellie then proposed 70 pay cosas. amount
'ng 10 SEQ. ssd give up ths drsA This
vs. accepted isasoseh - . cass Tor steal.
ing could sot Be made sgaia.e her.
Change a Time.
The following b Tie tine b which trains
Vill he sua a sa1 stiee today o. ~
MISSOURI PACIFIC RAILROAD
LEAVE:
Westward through expesaa. .........l:60 Q. =.
DeyeEPsso... ..........-6ak6 p. ..
A0aSVB:
EassvaSd thsoasA sEpa..a.,.....-lo.l6 p. =.
0ey exp0O ..s.........-. ~ a..
All he shsse teAias m eseey DAY.
LEXINGTON BRANCH.
LRAVB:
Wo3vefo ee...s.. ..s..... ...Aso0 q. -.
Fseighs 4 PasaGsr...esls ,. =.
Sunday poooGoe ........ ......... ...7Ao .. q.
A11lVB:
Eaavuf1 po1DnGo ......... .......lGSo =. =.
sFSOhs 4pasag9. ~ q ..
eooooy 6......-......s..... v9oR =.
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Our nisfoftuno.

The last Boonesille Adpeti~1 iaioFms u
ihsi On "U"cIe Jr~e Homan's premisis. in
ihat city. rs one Of ihose curious elevations
known - indian mound, % often seea in
the Vert and supposed To be The burial
place. nj the sls'rigi"s Of the county.
Human hones, rude useaailk. cooaoe to
the zig vans Of The indians. arrow hesds
and other iopIesenis 81 savaee warfare
have, from time 70 time brea sskea from
this mound, and . lev moeshs ago while
digging in the ground near By, M. Holman
found . small hsiches, which, though
greatly rusied, ~ evidenily Of s,.d
nessl and superior voskossshiP. Ii vss
sugeessed that il might b The famous
little Ratchet" With which Geosys WISH
inssoo cut The cherry tree. bat which Ne
kept uesil his nsssrer yean and always
carried v,lh him o. his surveying expedi-
iions through The iosrssa. iill il ~ ssoIea
fsoo h,n By IN ladiss vho. probably.
wandered Wess, died and - buried With
Tie hsaches ia ihis oouod. Uscle J~s-
thought Ill this might be ssue and intend
81 70 pssasst is 10 the Big Injss" Of The
Sedslss BAsoo - . pu.ible reiic isoo The
grave Of - sscs.sos. hss Il 80 ssoira b.
ao0e oae beioN thin isleatioo coulA Be
earned oct Dave 6itsoa - ssapeesed
d he lasseay. hsesess il - shoughs be
vopA prise the relic a sccosss Of il his.
losieal sssoc,ssioesi bSs - - = selaisd IN
Uscss Jsns nd = . very e3eses 6ellov,
he matter ~ aeses investigate, and The
little hascAes u oAsiaG.
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A man named Thomas Robinson. Of JEFF.
ierson City, broiher in Law Of I. c. Thomp.
eon, Who resides in Pettis county. is missing
since last Sunday. His wife ielegraphed To
SedaIis yesterday 10 know IL he he'd bern
aeen here.
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~ q Tsshassh. 0ssss nssss sqsass.
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Near apsiagao0s. II Co soeaay. lsss
Aosday afsessooa. While to liiils boya.
49, 81 NJ. Passosi, egsd sboas eight asd
tes yssn Esspecsively, vess hosiag n shsis
fathers gssdsa. . sssro boy ssos % I'D
ashsd The boys toe soosshiag 70 sst afsss
talkiag svhils - asksd ossoi ~ beys 70
Gre q pisaoi vAieA - BOD. IL hoy
took e asd shos l. q. vhsa IL segso ~
tssssd 10 ~ oshes bey ssd aaksa hin 70
shoes L. this IL -. ssSuss6 70 d. VIM
IL sseso MI hin 10 70 - - vosl6
sAses In. h bey ssipssd - sas vbss
~ ssgse sAss ssd ia1ieasd sssisss voaed
il ~ sssia. D. Bsasais ~ sses 10 nd
peoApd ioe ~ ball bss - unable - e.
tsace Il. ~ Let saeeaaas ~ bog -
Aoisg usll ~ - lean ~ esaessaised q
he sssosesy. IL sskso nd - - iron
Rsalr ~ - - III ~ 70 Fjsassse
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County. lex, - named alter . mau
Who, though 10 longer young in
years. b still 30 in both physical aud
mental vigos. and whose name and
posasriey nay veil b pespetuatel in
the beaseiinl regiOa which hes been
selected Tor the own site. Dr.. Christie
pher Graham vos born near Danville.
KY. October 10. 1857, and was
descended from Irish parents. He
grew up With but limited education in
that new country. He served in the
var Of 1926. He Descended the
Ohio and Mississippi to New Orleans
several times before the days Of steam
boats. He ~ . Pso6eiens hsneer and
cxcelled IN athletic sports and manly
counge. ASS marksman and hunter
b had but few equals in the early
days Of he present century in Ken
lucky. then hm0sss for rifemeu and
hunten. After sesviag through the
Gar with England be returned to
Kestucky. bas not to remain long in
the prospects Of peace. In the year
1917. when the expedition Of Gen.
Nina was preparing to invade Mexico
thrsugh Texas, in order In overthrow
Tie SPasish power. Dr.. Gnham left
Kene1cky With the afterwards famous
Tsxas patriot and hero. Col. Milan.
Ben Sanders, WIN. Barlos. Charles
MiseAsll and oshess, and joined the
fosca Of Nina at Sas Asioaie. Gra-
han, however. seun became disatis6esl
With The manner in which the var was
coeducted, and returned, thus escap-
ing the tragic late Of sumo Of those
who accompanied him. He returned
to Kentucky. studied aaelicine and,
il |. mid. was The FIRST n. d. grad
uated at Transylvania University. He
came hack to Texas in 1872, and was
With Stephen F. Austin in the City Of
Mexico when he laeter vent to secure
. coaAsmatioo AZ hi colooizatiou con-
tr.ct. Going hsck 10 Kentucky, he
commenced Tie psaesies a medicine,
and hails up The now 6ooos water
iseplscs, HaryUdshsry Springs,
vkisA property - cold u 1852 to the
United States tor q military asylum,
receiving Tie sua Of 900, 600 for the
nas. Agaie b retained to Texas
nj sceoapanied Col. Gray In his
for . line Of railroad
% the thirty seeend parallel. Tho
Doctor, however. LETT The surveying
party q El Paso and proceeded
lhroogh Mexico 70 tAe Paei6c at
and foa thence to San
Esseciseo b. -. ,sueseing many
Psrib and hardship bod b land and
mates. ThePcs ypepsaisg 10 Ken
lseky, 10 isapgpEa1ea > system Of i'm
psovs1peats q . Siaad Sab o. Rock
casale Rivse. AlsboQah new p The
ninety-sseoed year - y age, b =
,till i fail passrioa q his kesltiss,
md Occasionally eontEibaAa articles
u . practical and ssisauQe character
% lie Loshville pssa. SAselne %
linissioa a hi intsllsslna1 ptwess.
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THE FIRST SPEECH.

j. III. Boutwell, was called out
and spoke at length of course strong
~ in favor Of bailding the projected
road to Warsaw, and substantiated biz
argument BY pointing out facts po'
tent to every citizen. He detailed
the proposition Of Mcpherson & Co.,
which Was listesed to with great
eaOernaas hv the audience
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Change a Time.
The following b Tie tine b which train,
Vill h RON q sa6 sffse today o. ~
MISSOURI PACIFIC RAILROAD
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1879-03-12

Is the Highest Grade of Illuminating Oil from which, manufa
mpury has been eliminated
and Prafne In color ELAINE spring white, test
is sohgh make absolutely known ay
ing dagreable odo ELAINE pleasant family use 1t
does not ncut the wick and thus avoided
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late private of company A, 9Th regiment
United States volunteers.

late private of company A, 9Th regiment
United States volunteers.
Granting a pension to Mrs. Maria l.,
Maxwell, widow of William c. Maxwell,
company d, l2th Ohio volunteers.
Granting pension to Abram E. Miller
late lieutenant in company f of the lS4th
regiment of Pennsylvania volunteers.
Granting an increase Of pension to
Jacob Harrott, of Hardin county, Ohio.
Granting a pension to George d. Phil
lips, a soldier of the war Of 1912.
Granting an increase of pension to
Charles c. Smith.
Granting pension to William W.
Stephenson, captain of company II, cath
regiment Indiana volunteers.
Granting an increase of pension to Isa-
belle II. Silvey.
Granting a pension to Henriettc String
ham, widow of Rear Admiral Silas II.
STlngnam, deceased.
Granting a pension to Georginc Thomas,
widow of Gen. Charles Thomas, deceased.
Granting an increase of pension to
Josephine D. c. Thomas.
Granting an increase of pension to
James B. Treadwell, major Of the S5th
regiment Pennsylvania volunteers.
Granting a pension to Miles L. Reed, of
Newcastle, Ind.
Granting pension to James Reilly, late
private in company D, 41st regiment
United States infantry.
Granting pension to William Reynolds,
late private in company G, 18th regiment
Indiana volunteers.
To increase the pension of Mrs. Eliza
beth S. Roberts.
To authorize the secretary of the in
terror to place upon the pension-roll the
name of John Ward, late sergeant of
company B, I'd regiment West Virginia
volunteer cavalry.
Granting a pension to Julia Watkins,
widow of Thomas II. Watkins, late captain
company B, Purnell legion, Maryland.
Granting pension to Sarah E. Webb
and minor children.
Granting pension to Peter Yarnell, late
private in company D, 18th West Vir-
ginia volunteers.
Also, acts granting pensions to the fol-
lowing named persons:
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Columbia
Authorizing the Widham National Bank
to chang its location.
To fix the pay of lctter-carriers.
To amend section 2,403 Of the revised
statutes Of the United States, in relation to
deposite for surveys.
To add in the protection of public build
ings and property against loss and damage
by fire
Declaratory of the the law relating to
decent and inheritance in the District Of
Columbia and other cases.
TO provide for the settlement of tax-lien
certificates enormously issued by the late
authorities of the District of Columbia.
To amend section 90 of the act approved
June 90, 1874, entitled "An act to amend
customs-revenue laws and to repeal mole
ties.
Relating to the Cumberland road in the
state of Ohio, and to authorize the same to
become free road
Relating to the national road iii the state
of Maryland, and to give consent to the
United States to certain act of the general
assembly of Maryland in relation to said
road.
To promote knowledge of team-engi.
neering and iron ship-building among the
students OF scientific schools or colleges in
the United States.
Authorizing the chancellor of the Smith
sonian institution to appoint an acting sec
rotary in certain cases
To amend section 1886 of the revised
statutes of the United States relating to de-
ficiency in postmaster accounts.
To amend section 5,497 of the revised
statutes relating to embezzlement by officers
of the United Stptes.
Authorizing the secretary of war to erect
headstones over the graves of union soldiers
who have been inferred in private, village or
city cemeteries.
To provide for taking testimony to be
used before congress in cases of private
claims against the United States.
For the payment, to the officers and sol,
ders of the Mexican war, of the three
months extra pay provided for by the act of
July 10, 1913.
For the protection Of dairymen, and to
prevent deception in sales of butter and
cheese in the District of Columbia.
To provide for the adjustment and settle
ment of certain internal revenue taxes erro-
neously assessed and collected from the
Cumberland Valley railroad company.
To provide for the engraving and print
ing of portraits to accompany memorial
addresses on the late Representatives Quinn,
Welch, Williams, Douglas, Hartridgc and
Schleicher
10 onond soo,,on 600 os ,,o ,o,isoa s.o.
,to, of tho 1rni.na c.o.o, g.. .,,o n;...;o.os
c.1,,n,,;. ...,.a' a.. oo-3 n,
rror,. . ho,;1on r,;,,;n .,i1 nia..;o.
tn d;,onrroyo ond anmn, 90 o., of ,ho
,oo;,jo.iro a.,or,,I,. 81 ,bo 4orri.o., oeNo,,
,T9,-;o, ,,,.,aI 49, ~ ,o,h s. Taa,,o.. 100
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agreement OIL compact en'erco ll''o between
the states Ol virginia ana Maryland respect
ing the boundary between said states
For the allowance 81 certain claims re-
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1879-03-12

THE healthy growth OF the baby is de.
pendent upon its freedom from the pernic-
ious effects Of opium. DR.. Bulls Baby
Syrup is the best remedy known for the
disease of early childhood.
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For the relief of James Cliff, late captain
9th Tennessee cavalry.
For the relief of the Commercial bank
of Knoxville, Tenn.
For the relief of Catherine and Sophls
Gcrmain,
For the relief of Henry NJ. Meade, late
paymaster of the United States navy.
Thomas F. Alexander, Danial c. Putnam,
VIM. Ii. II, Baldwin, Lucinda Dillahenty,
James NJ. Beeber, j. Fraser,
b. NJ. Billingsly, William Gobson,
VIM. II. Carman, NJ. G. Hartman,
Martin Clark, James A. Hill
Joseph B. Collins, James ID. Holman,
Burr 5. Craft, Thomas B. Hunt,
Jarvis Jacks n, Andrew Ivory,
William NJ. Kendall, Benjamin Sanders,
Leonard l.. Lancaster, Thomas w. Segar,
V. III. Mccormick, John A. Shaw,
VIM. A. Mann, p. v Stanhope,
Peter G. Mills, Ebenezcr Walker,
Charles II. Mosely, Thomas A. Walker,
Andrew Muckle, VIM. F. Wheeler,
Alfred Muller, II. L, Wilkinson,
Isaiah Packard, Francis 0. Wyse.
PENSION ACTS.
An act making appropriations for the
payment OF invalid and other pensions for
the year ending June 30, 1880.
To provide that all pensions on account
of death or wounds received, or diseases
contracted in the service of the United
States during the late war of the rebellion,
which had been granted, or which shall
hereafter be granted shall commence from
the date of death or discharge from the
service of the United States; for the pay
ment of arrears Of pensions and other pur-
poses.
neutrality-suspicious. for the payment of
the arrears of pensions granted by act of
congress approved January 25 1870, and
for other purposes.
Granting a pension to Mrs. Eliza Bayard
Anderson, widow of Gen. Robert Ander-
son OF the United States army.
Granting pension to Catherine Brennan
widow Of John Brennan, late a private in
company B, 5sth Illinois volunteers,
Granting pension to Henry Brown, late
a private in company c, 123d regement Hi
nols volunteers,
To place George w. Browning on the
pension roll.
Granting II pension to Thomas Burroughs,
late private in company G., 1st Vermont
cavalry regiment.
To restore to the pension roll the name of
Michael S. Corl
Granting pension to De Forist Doty, of
Tinmouth, VT, late private in company
B, 9th regular VT, volunteer infantry.
Granting an increase Of pension to Mrs.
Eliza II. Frailey.
Granting,an increase Of pension to Gather.
inc II. Gallagher, widow Of Capt. John Gal
lagher, late Of United States army.
Granting pension to William II. Carrot
late private company b, seth regiment, Hi
nois infantry volunteers.
Granting pension to Catherine Gemmill
and children.
Granting pension to Andrew A. Good.
ing, OF Fentress county Tennessee.
Granting pension to Henry Grossman
late private in company G, 15ith regimen,
Illinois Infantry volunteers.
Granting an increase of pension to Caro-
lima Hawley.
Restoring the name of Benjamin Hol
lingsworth to the pension roll.
Granting arrears Of pensions to Emile r
Hooe. widow Of the late Brevet Maj. Alex
andcr s. lIooe, 5lst infantry, United State
army.
Granting pension to James Mayhem
late private In the 23d battery of indians
volunteers,
\, Granting pension to Hugh B. MAXI,