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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-05-20
EASTERN DISPATCHES.
Illinois Republican state Convsn'
tion-Grsut Ahead.

SpnMoyIrID. May 20.-The Republi.
can State Convention was called to
order at noon yesterday BY A. n. Jones.
and Greene B. Raum was unanimously
chosen Chairman. Thousands Of PEG.
ple in the city were unable 10 gain
admission to the hall. only 600 tickets
being issued. Jones made q speech
~sulogizing the glorious record Of the
Republican party In Illinois.
General Raum made an address, Set
ting forth that with unity Of action the
Republicans could, without the shadow
Of o doubt, carry the election; but with
the division which il now imminent. on
account Of the two eontesting delegations
from Cook county. there was peril to the
greatest interests OF the State and nation.
he referred to the bitter and personal
contest respecting the Presidential dele.
gates but said this convention would
decide honorably. fairly and justly and
without partisanship. OF the rights Of
these two contestants, and that the dsci.
sion ought to DO fnal and ought to be
readily conourred In. He said II the
party was always to b msnaosd by
defeat by the minority who failed TO
dictate Q nomination, the sooner II went
into bankruptcy the better. He referred
In the most complimentary terms to
Sherman, Blaine and Grant; but ex.
pressed the belief that Il va the duty
OF Illinois Republicans to nominate
Grant who had done 20 much to pre-.
serve the country.
The name Of Sherman WA loudly
ohesred; that Of Blaine still more loudly,
and the name Of Grant called forth son.
tinusd applause.
There was much confusion resulting
from the multiplicity Of motions.
A motion was adopted declaring that
all the contesting delegates should abide
by the decision Of the convention.
A motion made to adjourn was voted
down-349 TO 248-being very nearly the
Grant and anti. Grant strength in the
convention.
The convention, however. after ap.
pointing . Committee on Credentials,
adjourned till 8 p. NJ, at which time,
upon rsassembling, II being stated that
the committee would not be able TO re.
port for an hour or more. the convention
took q recess till 8 o'clock.
The convention convened ct 8 o'clock.
The Committee on Credentials reported
the list OF delegates from all the ooun-
ties except Cook and Green, which was
adopted. and the persons named therein
were duly delegated to be members OF
the convention. which then adjourned
till o O'Clock this morning.
The vote on the question Of adjourn.
ment In the afternoon seems to b
regarded asa pretty fair test Of Grants
strength outside OF Cook county. show.
ing his majority TO b 10l-a little less
than his supporters previously claimed.
The COMMITTEES on Credentials at
their meeting last evening finally settled
the Green county contest BY admitting
four Grant and four Blaine delegates
and giving each half Q vote. The decis.
lon il satisfactory to both delegations.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-05-20
The Minnesota Republican Conven'
tion-WindOm Wins.

ST. PAUL. May 20.-Ths Republican
State Convention met yesterday at noon,
William Hyste was chosen Chairman
and Charles W. johnson Secretary.
A special committee selected the fol-
lowing delegates to Chicago. who were
elected. At large: D. Sinclair, A. Whip.
pie Rice, D. II. Sabin, Dorilios Morri'
SON, and four alternatss. From Districts
First, A. @. Wedge and j. V. Daniels
Second, Ksndiyohi Marcus and g. Bry.
ant; Third, E. F. Drake and Q. F. Kin.
dred.
Resolutions were adopted that while
not ignoring other candidates and their
merits they were loyal TO their own dis.
tinguished son, whose qualifications
were great and fully appreciated, whose
purity and personal fitness, answering
Republicanism and trained statesman.
ship endearsd him 10 the hearts Of his
constituents. They therefore presented
Window % q candidate for President, %
one who would win the campaign and
harmonizs all interests. and i%nssructing
the delegates to Chicago to use all hon.
orable efforts to secure his nomination
as the first choice Of the Republicans Of
Minnesota.
Resolved, That the Republicans Of
Minnesota hereby express their unquali.
fed approval Of the present administra-
tion Of the general Government, and In
President Hayes recognize an able, wise
and frm representative Of the principles
Of the Republican party.
A resolution clearinghouse g. Blaine
the second choice Of the convention was
tabled by o decisive vote.
No snti.third term resolutions were
reported.
Adjourned at 8 o'clock.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-05-20
Hanlan Wins Tho Race.

WASHINGTON, May 20.-Ths great boat
race on the Potomac. between Hanlsn
and Courtney, took place last evening
in the presence Of thousands Of speots.
tors, and at 6:A5 the long debated ques.
ton vas fully settled that Edward Han.
Ian had won the title Of champion
oarsman Of America" The raos oocu.
pied Just SO minutes and 10 $40 eco.
onds BY the computation Of the ofioisl
tims-kseper. though three seconds LEES
was claimed BY parties upon The rsfsrss's
boat.
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Oenklipg on Adjournment.

CHIoAoo, May 2o.-The House i'd
journmsnt resolution was taken up In
the Senate yesterday and referred to
the Appropriation Committee. Conk.
ling said that II looked 10 him a. though
the resolution was purposely drawn to
make the President partly responsible
for the adjournment Of Congress, and
for . failure to enact important lsgisla.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-05-20


John A. Mshsnny. City Tax COLLECTORS
Of Virginia and delegate 70 the Winnie
mucca Convention, 10 . candidate for
the position OF Secretary Of the State
Democratic Central Committee. Guess
he'll get It.
The Grand Jury found work today,
after having been reconstructed by the
District Court, and II they do not zig.
nore," people will be surprised when
they learn what some OF that business
was.
The nswly.slected members Of the
Gold Hill Fire Department organized
last evening. E. O. Cook was elected
President, D. Thorburn Secretary. and
George Robinson Treasurer.
Governor Kinkead and wife and Gen.
R. NJ. Clarke and wife will leave next
week for . visit TO the Eastern States.
The Governor will attend the Chicago
Convention.
The hutter Of the breezy wheel Of the
srastra 10 heard near the Justice and
still further down the canyon, but the
noisy wheel this side 10 still.
G%rasshoppsrs are hatching out on
the Truckss Meadows and are causing
much anxiety to the ranchers there.
DR.. Grant Of Virginia left for . visit
To Leadvills last evening. he expects
TO bs absent about two weeks.
The teachers Of the Comstock and the
children Of the public schools will have
. grand picnic In June.
The perfume Of severed scents Is
drifting about the streets and calling for
the scavsnger.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-05-20
Rus over and Killed.

The flag IL at half.mast today at the
house Of Liberty Engine Company No. !
for Samuel G~oulstt. q hose boy who was
run over and killed Sunday night % the
train was pulling out Of Carlin. A let
ter from Todd Fitzgerald to b. W. Fitz.
gerald states that be was trying to get
on the brake bar while the train was In
motion, hence the accident.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-05-20
4 queer ~Trsnssction.

A certain mine situated on the Com.
stock has been bonded for $2S, ZOO. II
10 incorporated. the number Of shares
being lao, 900. and the 5000 are to
be paid when the stock Of the company
reaches 81 per share In value. This
selling stock for twenty cents per share,
to be paid for when II is worth el per
share IL certainly o novelty in stock
speculation.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-05-20
rhsy Gene Back.

The working men como back in regard
to what has been said about so many OF
them going into bankruptcy. by saying
that they have been obliged to do so in
self.defenss. They are SO worried with
attachments that they are allowed NO
opportunity for getting their affairs into
shape for paying their debts, and at the
same time keeping bread In the mouths
OF their families. It 80 happens that
some who Ale petitions to be discharged
from their debts have no families.
These are, however. In . great minority.
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p.parsurs. l.ss E,..i.s.

JS Young. 8 Reynolds, J Eavsns. W +
Bray. L Seaman. n windmillsr. n Som
srs. T E Picotts. W Higgins, n Cohen. J
Blsvsns. @ @ Powning. 8 II Marlstte. B
Packard. Doc Benton. Dr. Grant. Mrs
Krsuss and child. E Champion, A W stesn
and wife, A W Pierce. W Z Sharon.
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Arr,x... ~. ner...s.

8 Davis. Z Miles. H A Richardson. Jack
Mooney. @ + Becker. T J Blaksly. IL
Harlow. D Murphy. WE Dell. Billy Pat
larson. Thos Malone. Robt Packard. u
Cooper. E Davidson. I Hsymsr. E vii.
liams. O Yoemans and wife. DR. Holmes,
Aggis Reeves. E c Garlick.
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D,.sr,es C..rLa,s,.s. Jadss.

The following business was trans
acted in this Court today;
Estate Of James Lownsy. dsosssed-
]. D. Baldwin. E. Nys. ]. p. Smith sp-
pointed appraisers.
Cedar Hill ". Gold Lssd-Shll on
TRIAL, which win b concluded today.
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Last xvxxrxo.
32o Raymond 4 Ely. SOC
400 Eureka Con-. 10
coo Belmont. $50. SOC. sc
ass Northern Belle. liz, III
ace Manhattan, I bS, I
27o Metallic. SOC
100 Grand Prize. I
80 Independence. 25c
400 Tuscsrora, 2Sc
80 Belle Isle. 800
80 Day, $50
$50 Paradise. 40c
100 Real del Monte. Csc, 75c
Geo Albion. 500
so Wales. s 10
20 NJ. Diablo. 1sk
400 NJ. Potosi. s0c. $50
200 East Nj. Diablo. COO. Soc
lis Bodie. IN
90 xeClinton. Soc
400 Tiogs. I 10. I 60, I IS
go Summit, I 40. l IS. IN. ITO. I 40
20 Bulwer,
$50 Syndicate, I 20, II
$50 Qoedshaw. COO, TOO, go
$50 Concordia, SOC
$50 Champion. CSC. Toe
7s0 South Bodie. zoe
SO Booker. 400
1S0 Queen Bee. $50
100 Mono. 81
50 Con. Pacific. Az
800 Univsrsity. 2Sc
$50 Dudley. I 60
500 South Bllwer. I 40. I IS
$50 Addsnda. $50
80 Nsonday. A.
GO North.N MONDAY. 81. 81
$40 Mammoth. Az. 2 10. us
l2As Bostoa Con-. IN. I Is. N sl0,
40. As
ITO Orc,
400 Orient. 400
400 East MONDAY. 500
20 Silver King. 4 10
10 Tiptop. 81
~ MORNING.
$40 0phir. 81. 81. 10
40 Mexican. 81 81
470 Gould 4 Curry 80. 4 90. 4 IS. ~
$50 Best = bslchsr. iik.iis,llh, IL,
III
100 C~aiifernia. q IS. q 80
las Savage. s 30. 4
COO Con. Virginia. 3 20. 8 IL
40 Chollar. ~
SIS Potosi, 8, 8 10, s is. 8 40
ass Hale 4 Norcross. 81, s 80. 8 80. 4
100 Grown Point. 2 10
AS Ysllsw Jacket. 6t, 6S
16se Imperial. 400
10 Alpha, 81
$50 Belcher. q q 4 9S
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CARD.

To al Who ars sufsrint from the error and
decsy. ioss Of msnhood, sto., ! VIII send . ~
csips that will cure yoq. YRRR UF oHAkox
This grest remedy was discovered bys mission.
Az In South America. send . sslfeddreessa
sayslop. @ ths a1v. JosuzT. isnAs, 4
D, New York city. NisS
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s7p 4 WEE III, s a,.. I sss = .s ss.: 20: "a,
S0S., Augusta, Maine.
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rlsn.t. say' i igsu ::Il cd assSsra: ana nd T: TssT.T..!
Credits. This bank has special fscilities for
dealing IN bullion. Nf
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NOTICE.

T HAVE THIS DAT SOLD NJ ENTIRE
Market, book accounts, &C., 70 Mr.. Y. y.
DwRLLY, Of Washoe county. who will con-
time the bssinsss ct the old stand. and collect
al acoounts due me. Z. T. HOX.
Cold Hill, ssorsy county. Ksv., Nay II. iseo.
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sAL0OHB.

THIS oLp.IsrABLIsHD AND POPULAR
i resort 10 still the fsvorite. oomfort 40
sport combined. Ths pstrons Of ths heuse WI
always md the best brands Of
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1880-04-13
LAnoNTE.

Rain .. now much neeaed here.
The peaches here are nearly all COMO nv the
frost. TN; i-w. are lett " any
West Her~t ut California, Nouiteau county, Is
visiting fr1ends as this pise~.
Rsv. John (so.iby of snithton. will preach in
the Methodist church so-inOrrov morning and
evening.
Monroe H. Carton arrived last nisht 9Th
bis cattle from Kansas CIV where he had
purrhssed them.
Our school election took place las, Tussday,
and resulted 10 the reelection Of J. 8. Fiemins
the Old director. and the hoard reported the
total e1pease for the wear S'32 =. and old debt
making thu total eIpeaditure t.s0.s and leaving
yet . baiaScs Of eisSvV 10 the treasury.
This sosn has been appreciated - Ss~laiis
this veok - Witn0ssso and juTymen in the
criminal court. aud made arrangements vith The
Missouri faei6c Railroad. TOR the freight train
thos goee voss a er]0 r. u 70 stop Of TIE
GaFPisoe 9euss SbP shsm during court week. bot
so0s posseo nos i1S6Fmis0 sAo eosdussoes vhso
srScsrs q . vssS. 80 iScis ~ 60 - -
osss ~ they could o. ssnAin 10 Sedal,a.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1880-04-13
THE COMING CONVENTION
Partial Reports by the Different
Committees at Friday
Nights Meeting.
Al 10 Progressing Well, and the
Delegates Will BE- Cordially
Welcomed acd Roy.
ally Entertained.

Pursuant % acsil Issued BY Mayor Fsul-
hsber, q meeting oi the citisens Of Se,islia
Vas held AT The council room, Friday night,
when par isl reports were received from
the various commit: ees appointed aI /. pre-
vions meeting for proper reception Of the
republican, state convention, which asss0.
bles in tbi. CITY on Wednesday next.
Milo B!a,r. =, Mayor F.ulhab~r's .ug-
ses,ion. ~. appointed secretary, his honor
occupyin the chair.
The chairman stated thst reports from
the VARIOUS committees we're in order, the
6r-t being on transportation, To Shic Col.
jayne. the chairman thereof. reported %
follow:
Delegates offending the republican state
convention would NJ Carried To snd from
Sedalia, over the NJ. X. 4 T., At one and
one third fare for the round trip: over the
the Chicsg" 4 Alton, Ia Higb-e and s~-
turn, one and one-third fare, round trip
over the Missouri Pacific. one snd tuo.
third. fare for the round trip; over the ~
Louis Il Ssn Francisco rosd, two AMI one
hall cent. yer mile for th. round trip, good
from the 18Th ,o the 2O.h in.i, inclusive
ov-r the k-okIk 4 Nor,hw~s'era. an- sn,
one-'hird lure fos tn. round trip. In. "
~. l.. n =. r,r.i h,i MT vet been heard
from
Mr.. u q. Wiikrrs,n. chsirmtn ut tn.
committee on hail.. AMI decoration, state,
that w"rkm-n hsd been employee
T tn put SmiIh'> hail in prop
-r shape AID ALI would b- CON
p'~'-d k.f,a. the .-.-mhIing 81 IN. c"nven
. ton; however, the committee did no, v,.l
to mike In" elsh'ra,s preparations Till
they o. al h-ssd from the finance committee
thus giving anne idea III the amount, tbs
would be allowed frr .ucn purpose. ~
; wss satisfied that sd s..uId cvver all ex
pen.es Tie then presented the foIiosins
which M. unanimously adopted:
I Resired, That the ciiissns VI the city b.
. requested to decorate their houses an
places OF business On the days OF the Con
seniion cit" such q Sc and decor slions y
are convenient, 10 the end thst . hearty
welcome be extended To the convention AM
tho-e attending il.
Mr.. Nilkersou thought tie Nmuiti~
on halls and decorations had too much {,
do. and moved that . special or sub-eom
mities be appointed to seat and look sf,e
delegates.
Mr.. Lamm objected. and after .peeche
By Me..rs. J. T. Heard, E. J. smith, Col
Jsynes and Others. Mr.. wilkerson With
drew his motion. He desired, however
that outsiders would leave him severel,
alone and not come round mskirs sussea
tons, - had been done during The past fe,
days.
NJ. Lsmm moved that all our citisen
should keep away FROM Mr.. wilkspon an,
leave him alone in hi. glory.
Dr.. cartwright. from the Committee Of
hotels, q ,de partial report. sho~ing n,
number Of delegates each hotel would b
able To accommodate. and at what pric
per day, n follows:
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Mr.. Boutwell, stated that there wsr- .
number Vi private. bo ,rjing hsu-e- IN the
city and no doubt all Of ihes would b.
willing % provide tor = portion Of the d. L.
ga,e-. To thi. end he. moved that the
sunday morning p-pers advertise. rsq'--t
ing said boarding houses to notify, by
postal ar otaersi-~, the committee o.
hotels hos N ny gu-sts they Sould be
able 20 accommodate. Carried.
Mr.. Wilker-on. on tchalf vi Col. Jsynes,
presented the following:
R-soired. That the Sedalis ri.;es b. re-
qursted ~ parade during the time OF the
convention, and that the Sed.Iis cornei
band he siso requested Ia furnish street
music under the direction OF the proper
committee.
After some discussion. the resolution vas
adopted.
Mr.. B .thwell moved that the first man
Who attempted to display the banner.
"welcome u the future capital" (cspital
spelled With an instead Of IN a. should b
shot instantly. and vas seconded By every
man in the room.
Mr.. Heard, from the committee on vays
and means. said me Would be pleased to
have any gentleman pres~nt give some idea
Of the amonn, necseATy for thu completion
al the work ri the various committees.
thus giving the finance sommi''~s some
conception Of the ~s...a ::.sy would Be re-
quiresi to raise. The conundrum va too
hsri, and they all gave il MP.
Mr. Blair, from the colsmi,iee on esucu.
rooms. reported that they hsd secured the
council chamber. and had kindly heen
rendered the ue 81 G=m.cis hal.
They allen expected IN secure snme II
the churches. although they hsd s~.~.i
the trustees q! the Christian chIrch and
had heen refused. The committee vere
certain they would seeur. sufficient rooms
for the purposes desired.
The ways aud means committee. al
which Mr.. Parker j. ch ,,rmsn, had, MP to
Friday night. d"ae nothing. prcferrinx to
wait until after the meeting, y, o. tn form
anne idea ss tn what would he required 81
them. They zen, to work earnestly. yes-
ierd.y. however. and will make . god re.
port of themselves ~ the next meeting
All the 9, ports from the ssrion. CON-
mi,,se. having been received, the bu.,n--s
Of the evening was declared completed. and
sha sneosscO adj ,nvraA IN meet Al The eou0
cal room At half-psss seven o'clock. Mon
day evening. when something more definite
ill h. ssr~vi s;ns,l
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1880-04-13

The Jefferson City Eelipss hss this to cay
Of formerly weii-known Sedaliso: Col.
". T. Leaning 10 prominently spokeu Of
for governor Of Mi.soosi By . Number Of
republican papers throughout the state.
Mack would make IN exceileot governor
ve have no doubt. ssd would poll the vote
Of his party. Bot b night - yell Try 70
20 70 China in BALBOA - to beat @. 900
democratic nsj9rity."
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1880-04-13
WEEKLY BAZOO.
SEDALIA
TUESDAY, APRIL Is. 1880.
YOUR SABBATH sERnoN.

Sunday morning seain. my -on, isn'l it :
And where's the religion you absorbed last
Sabbath. from pulpit and press! Eh!
Gone. every particle Of it! lou vent
home after the sermon, feeling like . man
whose scarlet sine were made vhitsr than
anow snd you were proud of It. Bot on
Nondsy morning you began to grumble on
slight provocation. On Tues'sy you swore,
and on Wednesday You blssphsmed. New
o. mind, son; it's the way Of the world
Try again and tumble again, and keep on
trying and tumtling; but Try to lay your
time card on, ~ tina, when you exhaust all
the fresh air i, 10 your LOT 10 use you'll die
trying. and get your reward. It's safer
than giving up the ghost tumbling and
drawing . prize in sulphur stock. OF
course, none Of Us sre perfect, and We can't
very veil pretend to stake out such claim
in the face Of The apostle Who said, IF aay
man say he is perfect be is fool and the
truth is not in him." But We can get
near il, aon. We can swear of ten bad
habits every Sunday and keep one Of EN-
aud 10 ten Sabbxihs We shall find On im-
provement in ourselves. ard % will the
world. Do little promising on the affirm
alive side, too. While you're dropping
vicss, try 10 take on virtues. You'll van,
to kick yourself for failing; but that.
ell right. Kick away and keep il up
By-and-by you'll kick some sense into
yourself RecoIlect that in four handed
game. with the fesh and the devil sxains
you, it is hard lines to 60 II alone. Dom
have too much reli.nce on yosr own hsnC
even il il 10 q good one. Tske the Lore
for q partner and save your trump, snt
when on the last trick the devil puts dowI
black RICH: bower and the Lord covers i
With the joker OF eternal salvation you
golden crown comes with the game, ans
don't you forget il.
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O6tho1rack.

Passenger train No. 4, on the NJ. K 4
T., due here At ESQ p. NJ, was thirty five
ninutea late last night owing 70 the en-
CINE Of train No. 1. going south, leaving
the track 1t Ladue, 1t which point the tvo
were to pAse. Thsrs W. no damage and
- 60 Injured.
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Struck With q Chisel.

Constable C. q 7er arrested Bartholomew
Brady. last eve nirg. for striking Edward
Maroney with . cbisel during the day.
The defendant was taken before Squire
Weber. Who admitted him to bail 10 the
sum Of SIS for his appearance Monday
morning
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John HUFF. Of Walker, eight miles this
aide of Nevada, went TO St. Louis on Fri
day and in the depot met . nice man who
had big lot Of freight in the depot and
lacked something like $50 of having
enough to Pay the charges. HUFF had So
and he was only too glad to let bis business
friend, whom ne had never zen before, have
the amount. The msn entered the derot
10 settle his account with the railroad
officials and nothing has been seen or
heard Of him since. Huff got very angry
when be found that his confding nature
had enriched another and left him 70 poor
indeed that he hadn't enough left to tele-
graph home for more
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Funeral Of Nrs. Dempsey.

Funeral Of Mrs.. Dempsey.
This afternoon at two O'Clock the funeral
at Mn. Lou NJ Dempsey. wife of Mr.. A.
B. Dempsey. will take place from the
Christian church, Sixth and Massachu-
se,ts streets. Mrs. Dempsey died yesterday
morning At halfpast eight o'clock otter IN
illness Of three weeks.
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Itching Plles-Symptoms and Cur,
A Red Head Qulbtstte.

Mr. J. II. T.. Irwin, the CITY editor IL the
Glib Dcmoerof. hiss Ga oui6, Of cr.nial
hair, wbi.ker. and mus,ache. Of snch i-ry
hue tbs, people often think they can .rs the
changing color Of fierce Hsm.~ in them
He il no, only not s.h amed of his dseo.a-
iions. however. hut, in feet rather proud o.!
them, and lately ~roie and delivered lee
ture on the Red Headed Mar in History ~
This lecture created such attention iha;
Redpath, Of Lyc~um fame. eng .ged Irwin
for next aes-on ss one Of the quinie,te to b.
known ~ Redp.ihs Red Headed PIe,sde.,
the Obi 1t being to .hos that in the higher
vslks Of srt the red headed person il ..
prominent "a lee eaudiIy created people.
The quiniette Will be composed Of irsin,
lecturer; Sohike, premier danaeuse as.o-
lutte; Thomas Winfield Scot, Kidd. of the
Spring H.. Xosiso-, eccentric COM
edian, in .cenes from old pi.ys; Herr
Robyn. formerly Of tie Emma Abbott COM
psny, pianist, and one p sitioo to ne filled.
Useriures vere made to induce Mary An
demon to make the di'h member Of the
bat her stepfs,her declined the
Invitation siih club. The troupe will in
al probability visit Ssislia-
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1880-04-13
Nr. Carter to the lora

D. n. Carter opened . neat sampl. room
IN Riley's block near the new Court room
to-day. Mr.. Carter will make IN obligise
host add his guests will and bic ware full
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