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The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1880-02-17
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Mugs Last Words.
UNFINISHED.
Rat u',c rad u knos,
That N the ssui 90 -ocn 20 soar
Awsy from kindred souls 1.-low. 0
some vague r-gr~s ws> trembling there.
ss.me ieAs like that though. un"xprs-s-d,
"A ps>..nx shasi"w, drifting cloud
= rseps At times zach human heart.
WHIST did he dread, 7. de aai BE fyrgotts. ,
oh 80 soon the grave hides ali.
An.i 81 w. LETT 70 ihr.e n. loy.d
This legacy ~ words ..is.; .:,-rnYry r.--sl' -
.'s'sc sno >,.... aaeii n .,i.nss a.sr."
Escr here co,n~s to ns wh" hoii.
Through bus. life. our iri' r''s most a.e-.
This vague unrset : at SOM .iiIi bour.
This haunting. my-'re isar.
u Sc might k:,w ti..t .'ci',rc a'sr,"
And ;lIst IL hu;t. n love a. dear
SUI: would 80 AK. and rl~-,J 10 -
Rsns r.-d i.y the Lowell ones h.-.-.
M-:hinks Il !, .h- Axsisie., thought
Hurting o"r hssr,s ike sudden ....n.
That xe sl.si. ii. .ri b- forgot:
Our places ni'-.i Asain-
Then 'ves-ur- all hi. hiss cf poesy.
Bind them w'tn sweet sorGst-u,s not.
lie: Tsc'.lie ton keep tor them
Within thy hear, soib- s~cr~d spot.
AMI keep Isl. memory green" oh ys
WHO s;,-~ airn let h.. f.'l.c. all.
If these he hzd-ss- hurried With kgfa;
tsu' AL his kndn.>>. all hiss gentle ise.is rera'l
- -ha.I yca tr-, fn,sii hrs last Request,
AMI Sho >ilaii say thu, NJ -cae quiet time
u. may not gro thee. IN some thought Sabine
I--sTp-i 10 :haf FAR % slime"
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1880-02-17

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- . ~ .:sa - = sc.:;.d !, T.ss sesrsssSsX
Ard oRps $50 oSy.RlDo - - ,-s~s.1 U1uR
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The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1880-02-17

A Minister of the United Broth.
rem Denomination Arrested
in Kansas City,
CHARGED with Seduction. sWindling
and Wife Desertion, at Ottawa.
Kansas, q few Months Since.

ESch tnf hSn~d> Wy hHHes
Rev. A. J. Kirk vss arrested, on S.iur-
day. by Chief Spcer-, on Il telegram from
O,tsws, Kansas. aligned by Sheriff Pack
rel!. of Franklin county, who wants KIRK
on ti,e charges Of .~indiing and seduction.
The prisoner is regularly ordained min
lister Of the United Brethren denomination.
having been admitted to the Msrias Dr.
Cygnee Conference about year ago. He
says that he Was married about year ago
to Mi~s Montgomery, who is the daughter
IT highly respectable parents. At her
home twelve miles east Of o.
,sws, and that be lived with her
until December 23d when he came to Kan.
SO city to improve his financial condition.
In Conversation with the reporter last night
he acknowledged that Re left Ottawa 90
suddenly thsi he had had no time to tell
snyone where he vas and had not written
10 any one until within the last week when
he wrote TO hie wife from which letter his
whereabouts vss discovered, resuliing in
his arrest. He proiessed ignorance 10 re.
gard to the nature Of the eharke .sainst
him and on heing questioned about the one
relating TO swindling, said that be had tOr-
rowed City dollars from Squire Dean and
twenty-6v from the Otlsv. Bank, and
owed the former for . pony. but did
MT perpetrats . swindir. He gave
as his srason for leaving Ottawa
thst he could not make any money
there, and in order to support bis vile came
10 Kansas City. He denied the charge Of
seduction. but rumor has il that he dallied
with the lambs oi his aock and overcome
the virtue Of one, besides deserting his wife.
Kirk'- photograph has been in the
rosues gallery for about month, and The
police have bern On the lookout for him.
He is apparently very ignorant. ard il il
harti to conceive how . man Of his csIibre
could have been licensed to dispense the
9o-pel in an enlightened community. Since
his arrival in Kansas City he has been en-
ployed - q common lzborsr in q stone
quarry On the Ros.,daIe Road, which posi-
tion IL quite Contrast to that which the
cloth is sui posed TO occup-.
Failing 10 obtain any direct inicrnsiioD
from Kirk, and a. Chief Speers knees moth
ing Of the particulars, . telegram wa- de-
patched TO Ottawa ct 10 O'Clock, inquirine
for particulars by telegraph, and brought
the following
CNc0MPIIMExTARY ReCOMM ENDAfION:
We have two Warranta here at OTTAWA,
for Kirk and one waiting. 1t 10 believed
that this A. J. Kirk h.s been svi6dling TO
considerable exient in The western part Of
franklin county and hae ALEC been . very
active member Of the United Brethren De-
nomination. While pastor Of his church
he married INTO Q very respectabie family
and soon after cruelty desertsd his wife
leaving her in the care Of her psrenie.
Don't think II wonld be very healthy for
him to ahov up ~ minister in the com.
munity be left.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1880-02-17

itching Piles-Symptoms and Cur
The symrs"n,s are moisture, like pers.
p,ratlon, intense itching, increased b.
scratching. very distressing, particularly At
night. 20 II pin worms vere crawling in
and about the sectum I; the private parts
are sometimes affected If allowed to con-
tinue, very serious rrsuita msy. follow. d..
Swayne's Ail-Hesling Ointment IL pleas-
ant. cure cure. Also for letter, Itch, Sal,
Rheum. Scsld Hesd, Erysipelas. Barber'e
Itch. Blo.chsa. all ScsIy, Crusty, Cutsne-
Gus, EruPtions. Price 50 cents, 8 boxer
ios 81 .. Sent BY mail to any address on
receipt Of price IN currency. or three cent
postage stampe. Prepared only By Dr..
Swayne h Son, $50 North Sixth stsssi, Phil.
adeIphis, Pa. Sold By eli prominent drug.
gista.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1880-02-17

0ODpAh 3SA, u IL
D. TGfT. eir-s asW ssse :adsstas Ass1a1kas0
!.s,: =, ., 80 :s:f: ' 49, Hs:.::a
s.lSy.~<a :..r,As - 0si9hs. Z - 4ls1 $3.50
~ w.. iss hid sss,hle lssne SwneA tAAo 49,
Co. =. $50 t,.s- - Tie eight swe.so AoD - -
10 s~:us -Ss:.0eppaS--,,. AID hHee $1,000 49,
y s'.s's'' to-. l:ss...:ssed ~ 3 81 - a.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1880-02-17

DlsAse 1YsbsiisR 1SaaboR r.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1880-02-17

then. They lie - their daily Globes.
With 40 old sasssssd reg around tAsA.
Oss Of then i perfectly quiet; he
oshen ere iossine 10 the ssstlsassso Of that
peculiar form 81 iov isves. TAers i soa
n osues 81 ssssssases il The houss, ezesps
ths drink Of milk asd ths mug Of tss vAseh
seighbosisg farmer hes gisrs In charity.
The ssUss Of potatoes has been sxhaussed Q
fortnight ego; not bsg Of ossl TO - bed
% credit /; noting 70 do bet 10 beg ~
ssasss."
The wss,hsr had beeoos bitterly eo,1
saA the Doonsajs Jeehs hsa tsesos
covsrcd eth ice. Should IL seid sealio-
! - Or become onss ssvess 4 viii vssk Aas-
&C sncns Tie zeal, bsli.saksd isoisas1
poor Of Cosasnara. The DueAsoe a Assl.
borough has vsisiss 10 tie Asyes u lss1b
Spying: The dissyss i greet and ,As sssl
urssst Ths eossy iasrssaea - . saall
- yell spssl A. ~ spsiag sooo - 81
The lssdlosds ass ssls q evil shenssiye,
a the fseiIis,s jos gisiss sspleyasis af
iosdcd then b he sovssnnsat ! ssuss d.
tres vill dsessess." "As ~ spsiae eesnsI
ear Bot Il = . assstiea Doe aAay u u.
Cesssosss Dsassss vim live - - ~
sPsisG. ssd Il shsss No ssrsivs hes aasy
vill - - 10 sosaiaas1 y tkss sins h
sesk st Ill. Issa ID sspssb vAlek Asvs
rsaeho6 ~ Duhlls AaanSsa 8oaDe &
sseos - y - sssouPaaiss - ~ -,
sins.ssslAs q 10 vAs,s ssase pspolstisu
T. sfosssssOAA 6sa oelsay ssssd y 90.
- aso . - hsiak q senevoeaons r y
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1880-02-17
CENTAUR
LINIMEN'TS


The most elective Paiu.rolieviae asen
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-02-26
THE MEXICAN BORDER ROAD.
Provisions Of the Bill for It's Benefit to
be Reported to the House.

WASHINGTON Feb 2s.-The House Committee
on Railways and Canals agreed this morning to
report favorably to the House OF Representa-
lives MIR. Upton's bill authorizing the Secretary
OF War to contract with the San Antonio and
Mexican Border Railroad Company for the i'm
mediate construction Of u rail- Dad from San
Antonio to a point on the Kio drande at or
tablishing q postal and MI itary highway from
the United States military headquarters at San
Antonio 70 the Mexican border.
The bill provides that the Secretary OF the
Treasury. Tor and In the name OF the United
htAi. e. shall indOrse and guarantee the bonds
OF the crmpany to the extent OF 900 per mile
OF the whole road to be constructed but not ex-
ceedipg a total OF s2.4ooooo: the bonds to be
made payable to tho United States In coin
thirty years after date with interest: the United
States to be- secured by first mortgage on the
railway to be- construe ed, with its buildings.
equipments and telegraph lines neeee sHry for
It's operation. with provision In the mortgage
for n sill nix ing fund t., be- paid into the treasury
of the United States Of per centum per annun
i'm coin Of the whole amount af bonhs Issued
under the mortgage till the bonds arc redeemed
shall he sufficient to redeem them.
y ! he bill further provides that the entt re !ine
from San Antonio to the Rio Grnnde shatl -
com pleted within two years from tho signing
of the contract with tho government. and that
the government shall have preferepce In the
matter of service md the right to withhold pay
ment therefor till all advances of money to tho
| CON pany are repaid. The amounts earned by
the CON panv for the transport of anp. ies etc
| to be credited to the company. aud no money 1s
! To be IEid out OF the treasury Tor such service
| till the whole amount a. ivanced for the com pan
shall have been uad.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-02-26
European Affairs Summarized in
Cable Dispatches.
Concessions by the
Czar-G Germany's Military Prepar-
ations Defended by the En-
peror-Tenant Rights
Meeting Attacked
by Orangemen.
General Foreign Notes.
THE UNITED KINGDOM.

LONDON Feb 2b-The Home Rule membsrs
OF Parliament held meeting yesterday to con-
slider motion to check obstruction. no iee Of
which was given by Sir Stafford Northcote
Monday night. After proracted discussion H.
was decided to plaes q number OF amendulents
on paper. materially limiting the snspending
power proposed to be vested In the Speaker
and combining the scope of tho resolutions to
the present session.
The Standard announces that further govern
ment assistance will be given Ia the dlstribu-
tion of relief among the distressed Inhabitants
of the islands on Galway. The coast gunboat
Orwell has been order to j,in the doshawk.
and the coast guard steamer Hawk has also
been ordered to be ready f1r that purpose.
In the House OF Commons to-day Mr.. COURT
ney. Liberal member for Ltskeai d gave notice
that he would shortly move resolution In ia
Trckett. the oarsman Intends TO Visit Eng
land for the purpose IT rowing with Hanlan.
large tenant right meeting. near POrta-
down. County Armagh. to-day. was attacked by
5000 Orapgemen. armed with budgenns. who
stormed the platform and then diapersed the
bered and twenty OF them we're seriously in-
jured. The Orange party considered the meet
ing to be of q seditious character.
Timber In a yard on Glasshouse street. Vaux-
hall London. fall to. day. killing five persons
and woundnR sixteen.
LONDON. Feb. 2t.-Cardinal Newman Is suffer
ing from the effects Of fall. by which ono oil
his ribs WAS broken. He Ia progressing how
ever. as favorably rs could be expected. consid-
ering his advanced age.
tol from Pensacola. has put into Cowes. leak
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-02-26
SAN FRANCISCO AFFAIRS.
The Chinese Question Still Cause Of Ex-
citement In6ammatory Speech
by KearneJ.

SAN FRANCISCO Feb. 25.-The board OF super
vieots this evening passed an ordinance to In
crease the police force to 400 men.
Az a nesting of lhe Eleventh Workingms,n's
forth that there was an attempt o be- made to
prevent the condemnation Of Chinatown.
Speaking to this resolution. Denis Eearney de-
livered an inhamma.ory hnrangus. declaring
that a secret movement was on footto crush the
Ohinsee crusade with the MD oi tho police aud
the National Guard: that he tKearney1 md the
mayor were to be nssassinated and the Chinese
let loose to massacre the workingmen OF the
city. He announced that tomorrow the ward
presidents. tho may r. workingmen and city
officials would meet at the headquarters OF The
party. The purpose Of the meeting was not
stated.
The unemployed workingmen to day waited
upon Alex sharon Of the Palace Hotel, VIII q de-
elined to allow their Interference with his busi.
ness. The leaders of the movement informed
the crowd Of the result, and added that. In their
opinion. 1t was no harm to kill such man.
Mrs smith. who has been prominent In the
movement. suggested dynamite az means ol
removing the Chinatown nuisance.
The parades will be continued during Lent
unemployed women Joining the ranks.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-02-26
FOREIGN FLASHES.

LONDON Feb 2b-The Moscow Gazette de-
mands the appointment Of IL dictator to moro
etrectually crush Nhilism.
A Nj drid dispatch says the COURT Of Appeals
has confirmed the sentence Of Oterc. the would
be assassin Of the King.
The bark StrathnaIrn. bound for Melbourne
from London. sunk By collision. and sixteen
persons drowned.
Ii is stated that Psraia Ia actively assembling
troops to march on HerHt.
Berlin ispatch states hat Mt the audience
given by the Emperor william to the. president
OF the Keishstag. his MaJasty declared the pas
sage of tho army bill absolutely necessary for
Germanv's defensive power.
A Paris dispatch says Hartman has confessed
he was engaged In the attempt to kill the Cur
at Moscow.
The British ship Mistress Of the seas. which
left Philadelphia January &c for Bremen, was
abandoned dismastsd. in north latitude 43 de-
grees west longitude 81 degrees; The crew
we're ,aken ~ by TIE ship w. G1pt . Lowell,
A dispatch from ConHtantInople reports "a TIE
bligands demand fl5oo for the release OF him
The bark Brilliant. fir m Galveston via New
Orleans for Amsterdam. has put into seaford
Roads with the loss 4 her. bulwarks and
stanchions. having experienced heavy weather..
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-02-26
TIE new YORK REPUBLICANS.
Resolutions Adopted Indorsing
Grant and Il Third Term.
The Friends of the "Old Man in a
Large Maj Blaine's Sup
porters Make a Futile Fight
from the Start John
Sherman Not
Mentioned.


UTICA. Fob. 7s.-The largest number OF peo-
,. p'e eso, ,e'a hara All tha hots,a are ,n,, to
oAv "Ao NV" 49,. =, , ~ :.
OVERLOOKING anu the Ruests are au"rterea III
other houses. An air Of duietness prevails.
Au,r~ 4boao 5alauatas who nra for Grant thew
n"on. ~, snoe. -, 80, .hI :. .,,,
The Blaine Delegates show more feeling and
o,,,n,a a characterization to insist upon fnll
p'Aeo . ... . l hnl II, ~
recognition ~ lneiI lianA ~ ~ ".".a - 80
convention They 'la'm to % entirely ignorant
= -
carry OUT . 80, !. r,,,, ha :.
follows: Charles Il. Smith. OF Albany. Ia to be
chairman Edward Flerrepont is to be chair
man OF the com mmittae on resolutions. Astrong
resolution is to be offered IN favor OF the nomi-
nation of Gen. Grant, and delegates to Chicago
are to be named by the delegates from the CON
Gressional districts. The delegation to uhiehgn @
will not be Instructed 10 vote as a unit. 'has not
being deemed !, THE CONVENTION
49,. NV nh i sh,rtlv after y O'clock
UTICA A. T.. Fnn nhn, y u nrdsr WIKI
When. ~ calling the rol Albany n Y county o ar was
calico SenhtpI rnIsloi uN'n 1 hh ~ w tai II e.
snniatas saa,n Hs and the Petition &c Ill Hamilton srrs
ana hls IWeiye oe aainta ~ "a,
, on seoanasd III" ses
Ohas h. spencer i'sea ,i' ,bo nonventinn uu
ihat no business mes, 'oulu pe n'n'' 'h' 'on'on'ton
uu. uHttnE pe'. " snhtcf'.
ho NA"AA ''AN'" '"' oio pe'he ""' won
Mr. Forster annealed from the decision Of the
Chair and CALLED for tho yeas md nays. IAN
nia,,sn ! Rut GOV il ,akins moved 10 lay Tho
nnnnnl ~ ina tnhia and thn motion wns cnrried
MIN "nIv IL a ~ faw IN, ] IN the negative
INA sncretarv than nroorpIed With the roll
oall s''' z
nr,r,rD rou al, sarara1 ,ignrtas oroaa IA
,an asntas,, -" inna frnm vnria us narta
Tt az the State and there was much confusion Ia and
wran,iinw nvar a,nntn,mants - ,ha tinm
IN Wrndentials. stenhen Il, French Of New
Ynrt was nnminatea for temnnrarv chairman
N.Y. n, mmS ,,nott @ 'ut ,,a ;t nnnln,'s
ana 1yas wi his ramarEs
an ano ,"Ginn the nhair an .iImsinn To- Grant n
n,t,x 10 Sarrt nmaa "a" ns r,oa,,,ad WITH
sra.t nnnanse 1' AAoo'' "''' 'ooo''1' "''i
sin' M Enrstar snia hts distr,ot had se,ected
,ran,momslv two aalepatas Wa ny helieve as
thn nhnfrman has said thai wa shonid have m
ae raa1aantial innta hafoTe whom tba "a,
naiHyihn 1ara nj rnisa III hnrrid bana WA Ia
iarn Iamas {; Riaina Il snah a man Iaraat
10y T","n "".o' m. ~A'AAo 1865 n 49, So " ~~ ~~ l l
n y pi,,aon III ranlvinr IA M ramarLa ~
NJ E,rstar ~ ~ saia Wa vii Mn 81 AMI III NAN
Vnrt ~ Hn,i ! nnn,naa iInnp INA cnntinnnd
appiaMsei ~ nh' We u can fnd one ia Ohio. 40
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-02-26
RUSSIA.

LONDON Feb 2s-A St Petersburg dispatch
to he Times says: There Ia n sense of inse-
curity Observable In every direction here. and
while there is great fear that somethinR will
happen before the anniversary OF the Em-
peror's accession TO the throne. there is also q
settled idea which is destined probably to be
disappointed that the Gar will proclaim some-
thing new on that occasion.
The most important fact connected with the
latter expectation Is that very important state
documents are in course OF publication In the
printing Office OF the fourth section. certain
number OF Trustworthy mon have been work
Ing at these papers for three weeks the con-
tents thereof are kept profound secret. and an
order Issued that nothing shall leak out. The
printers are kent In charge Of an officer under
lock and key. This proves that something un-
usual is being prepared. but as It was begun
prior to the explosion in the Winter Palace.
that event may have somewhat changed the
good Intentions OF the Gar.
ST. PETERSBURG. Feb. At has been decided
Governor General of bt. Petersburg, rice Gen.
aourkO.
Feodor Nicolaiewicz Glinka. a Russian author.
is dead.
Tho Mot,ra states that on Sunday last tho su-
perintendent Of police delivered TO tho chief OF
artillery elk shrapnel shells found In n tram
way car. The chief thereupon ordered vertt-
cation to be nude Of all ammunition stored In
the district. and discovered that thirteen shells
were missing.
The Journal de 81 Itters5,o-o says the North
German Gdzette iIdulges in variety Of
hypotheses on Russia's fnftifcation projects.
and from these hypothesis manufactures q
hypothetical policy.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-02-26

the reference to third term, and substituting
the name OF Blaine for that OF Grant.
After considerable discussion Mr.. W. B.
Woodin moved 10 strike on the name Or Grant
and leave the delegation unpledgad.
MIR. Forster accepted Mr.. Wuodin's amend
mant.
Mr.. Conkling took the floor and addressed
the convention Mt great length.
A vote was then taken on Mr.. Forster amend
ment. as amended by Mr. Woodin. which was
defeated by 2l7 to 1so. The resolutions were
then adopted.
delegate moved that In case Grant can not
be nominated at chicago the delegates be In
siruoted to vote as u unit for Blaine. The mo-
tion was tabled
The delegates to Chicago. presidential elect
ors and members of ths State committee we're
then named By delegations from the various
congressional districts. after which the con-
yentlon adjourned sine die.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-02-26
A Coal Oil Lamp Explosion.

oil lamnaxnlodeI ~ tho bakery OF Mr. r bin
SON. SOL at 1t The m corner o T Bernard and claiborne
streets. aed damaged ths property e e ,he
$1,000 In ths Merchants MltuHl Insurance Com
pany. The alarm was srunded from box 3ls.
Frttz Endineer being near the lAmp when 1t e1-
nloded was burned about the hands.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-02-26
Movement Of ocean Vessels.

QUEENSTOWN. Feb o. Arrived Feb, "a bark
Maria NJ from New Orls1ua; Also bark 30,
brino from Now Ofeans: she lost her sails and
Sustained sundry damages;
LIVERPOOL. Feb 25-Arrived: Steamer Ora
tor from New Orlenne.
LONDON, Feb 2y--The bark San Fernando.
from Liverpool for Now Orleans Has put into
Passages with the loss of sails foremost and
mnntop- gallant mast.i
IIvERrooL Feb. 2s-Arrived: Bnrks For
trnn from Galveston, Gen. hhapley from New
Orleans. and Prince Eugene from New Orleans.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-02-26
A FERMENTATION.

A very pleasant and interesting incident
connected with tho parade Of the Washington
Artillery on Sunday last. which. through the
madesty Of Interested parties. has been kept
quiet. leaked ont yesterday.
II was tho presentation of baldrie. sword
belt and pair OF epanlettes to Capt Frank Mo
Elroy. OF Comoany A. by the membars Of his
command. Tho presentation was maie after
tho parade and was accompanied by neat
Ifttt
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-02-26
Serious Charges Preferred Against a
Maryland Judge.

ANNAPOLIS. Md, Feb. 2a.-In the House OF
Delegates to-day DR.. Bruce. delegate from Al
legheny county. presented q memorial OF the
preferrlnx charges against judge Geo. A..
Paarre. assistant Judge of tho Fourth Judicial
Circuit Court of tho State. with veWto his
The charges ailege that Pearre
has received counsel fees while acting as Judge
hns decided Cases In which he had u personal
interest. has made m assfgnnt!on house Of tho
court consulting room. md has been guilty of
profanity indecency. and violent and immoral
conduct. The charges were referred to II spe-
cial committee Of seven.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-02-26
CITY ECHOES.

VIM. O'Sullvan violated the move on ordi-
nance and W+nt u jail.
Henry Easton ls Ia the Harbor Station.
charged with broachinR cargo.
Joe Gendry Ia In the Fifth Station. charged
with assault and carrying a concealed weapon.
Richard Thomas is In the Harbor Station.
charged with being q dangerous and suspicious
character.
Tuegday evening Thos Patton agei years,
fell from his fathers wagon. and the wheels OF
the same passing over his body inflicted serious
inIuTiea
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-02-26
A Legal victory for tho Western Union.

KANSAS CITY Feb. 25.-Judge Able has grant
ed an Injunction restraining the American
Union Telegraph Company and the Kansas Pa
ctflc and the Union Pacific railways. in Wyan-
dotte county, Kansas, from interfering with tho
existing lines Of the Western Gnion Company:
and also from interfering with the stringlnR OF
another wire by the Western Union from which
they were recently violently prevented by the
ailWay aIlhorities
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-02-26
Gen. Grants Movements In the City Of
Mexico.

GALVESTON. Fob 25.-To-morroW' Ne1rs will
publish the following specials: Cry OF MEXICO.
Fob 2t-Gen. Grant bel n reception last night
of Mexican society were present. The daily
paper publish scraps of the biography of Cen
erals Grant and sheridan On Thursday
grand festival. dedicated TO Gen Grant Will be
given in tho principal plaza. -Four hundred
musicians are preparing for the event.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-02-26
CRIMES AND CASUALTIES.
Indignation in San Antonio Over the Com
mutation of q Murderer's Sentence.

New YoRK. Feb. 25.-A San Antonio, Texas.
ceiyed from the capital that Gov Roberts has
commuted the sentence of John Lsnham the
murderer of GeorRte Drake. variety actress. to
impriaonment for life. Hs whs to have been
hanged Friday Much indignation was caused
by Gov RobertR's action. The murder Of which
Lanham was convicted was committed In Au-
gust, 1873 and was one of the most cold blooded
ever perpetrated In the State.