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Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1880-11-21

Full Assortment
OF Ladies', Gents and Children's Underwear
at SFRoUsE's,
25 East Third street.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1880-11-21

O'COnnor's Irish Agitation of the Future
Position of the Pope aud Bishops Relative
to the Irish Agitation--Laycock Winner
in the International Regatta --Inc rease
of the American Cattle Export w arIike
Actions ofthe Albanians---D -Dervish Pasha
ments
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Boots and Shoes.

Schliek s. Co. ara closing out their entire
stock. Bargains for the next few days.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1880-11-21

Laae. Silk and Muslin Ties
And Silk Handkerchiefs. Nobbiest styles and
largest assortment Just opened at A. H Lin.
keke Z Bros
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Dolmans by telegraph

Dolmans by telegraph
Dolmans by express!!
Dolmans by freig ht!!!
Received and shipped every dav by the
NEW YORK BAzAR
Southeast corner Seventh and Jackson SITS.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1880-11-21

Hot Water Soft Rubber Bottles are indispen-
sable to persons afflicted with rheumatism, neu-
ralgia, ETC., also for warming the feet. For
sale at the Rubber Store, ~ East Third street.
Use VIM. Clarke & Sons HELIX NEEDLES.
Factory at Redditch, England. Office, so
Adams street, up stairs, Chicago.
Ladies' C1oaks and Dolmans
Select Stock. Best Styles and lowest prices
in this city, at RoweIl s. Co.'S, Sherman
Block.
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VOL. Ill.
THE RAILROADS.
THE FIRST PASSENGER TEAM OF
THE ". & NJ IN ST. PAUL.

Resignation eff Assistant Superinter dent
Brennan, of The ST.. p. h D.--Changes of
Time on the st. p. s. Nj. Short Line--The
Importance of the New Eastern Road to
bs Opened to st. Paul To- o-Morrow--Van-
de-bilt's Combination Against Gould
With the AtchIson & Sauta Ee and Bur-
ungton 6 Quincy Roads--A Legal Attack
Upon the Late Louisville s Nashville Con-
solIdstlon.
Mr.. George H. Smith, general superin-
tendent os ths st. Paul and Daluth rail-
road, has issued circular, under date of
yesterday, announcing the resignation OF
Thomas Brennan, assistant superintendent,
to take effect December 1st, and stating that
the Office is abolished. Mr.. Smith also an
nounces the appointment of D. n. Finlay-
son TO be roadmaster, in charge of the main
tenanca OF roadway. bridges and buildings,
and to assume the duties December 1st. Mr..
Brennan has bsen IN the ST. Paul & Duluth
service continuously ever since the company
began its operations.
! new time table, which goes into effect
on the st. Paul i Manitoba road to-day,
makes changes as follows: The Manitoba
express leaves at $50 P. NJ. instead of P. NJ.
The Breckinridge passenger train arrives at
7:05 P. NJ. instead of 7:10' P. NJ. Other
changes are in the afternoon trains between
st. Paul snd Minneapolis, which will here
after run as follows:
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1880-11-21

Blanketsl Blanketsl
From $l.25 to 81. pair, at the New York
Novelty Store, "a West Third street.
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En- Route From the East.

En- Route From the East.
An elegant stock of holiday goods. Japanese
Glove Boxes, Writing Desks. Fancy Papeterie,
Dolls and full line of general Fancy Goods
especially for the holiday trade, at Fischbein
Bros, Seven Corners.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1880-11-21

Persian Ribbon,
All widths, and just beautiful! Newest pat
terms at A. 81. Lindeke & Bros.
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Fine RrOnzes.

Fine BrOnzes.
None like them in the city, perfectly benuti-
full, at P. F. Egan & Co.'s, eGreenleafsl II
East Third street.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1880-11-21

Boys and Youths
Fine Buttoned Shoes,
At Lambie's.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1880-11-21

The boys say that Railroad Shoe
At Lambie's
Is just the thing.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1880-11-21

Ladies! For nice Hood go to Donsldson's,
80 East Seventh street.
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Furs! Furs! Furs!!!
New YORK Bazaar.
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tail no SSIlOuS ItSult5s
Yesterday morning granger drove up to the
auction stand On Cedar street with Q wagon
and couple of gray horses which he signifed
his desire to sell to the lowest bidder. But il
was bad day for grays and the ancient cobs
champed their bits all day without bidder
The granger must have gotten tired or drunk,
for when night set in the poor old patient cobs
were still awaiting the return of their master.
The breath of the blizzard stung their weather
beaten sides, but unlike their superior. man,
they never kicked. Officer Rouleau took pity
on the brutes and housed them in the Farm
ers' livery stable on Wabasha street.
Just when the blizzard was at its height yes
day evening, man with business look in his
eve hustled into Warmers auction store and
picked up q pair of horse blankets from the
counter, which he proceeded to carry out. He
was toting themtowards the door when hewas in
tercepted by a clerk who inquired if the blank
cts had been purchased. Oh, yes; twas the reply,
Isettled with the other clerk. He seemed to be
in hurry and passed out. A few minutes af
terwards it was ascertained that the man was
thief and that the blankets had been stolen.
For pure cheek this fellow is entitled to the
oookey.
Citi zens residing in the neighborhood of
Front and Leech streets are mournfully dis
cuss1ng tue oeatn OF lne young son OF mr..
John Clarkin, who died Fridvy evening with
out a moments warning. The lad, who was
about sixteen years old, had complained of a
pain in his head, to alleviate which q physi-
cian was called who prescribed a powder
He took the medicine and about
nightfall he dropped down dead,
No cause is assigned for the sudden and rather
mysterious death. 1t is stated, however, that
few years since the lad met with an accident
by which he was hurt in the head. As NO
other theory is advanced, this may have been
the cause of death.
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Third District.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1880-03-30

st. Louis is about to make begin
ming toward cleaning out its over.
stocked "murderers' row" in the Four
Courts prison. Three of the inmates
will on the 2Sd of April be furnished
with through passage from this world
to the next, and unless the Governor
should interfere. something of which
there Is little likelihood, the display
will positively come of as advertised.
Even this will hardly make more than
. beginning. With four or FIVE afro
cious murders occurring in the present
month. the supply appears to fully
equal the demand by Jack ketcb.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1880-03-30

Li-Hung Chang, Viceroy of Chi
lie, is to receive from from L. S.
Grant a $500 silver pitcher. An
announcement of that sort is extraor-
binary, as the gift current usually sets
the other way. The explanation lie
that Li-Hung Chang entertained
Grant and his suite royalty for three
days, and loaded him with presents
on departing. the cost to the Viceroy
being over $4,000" Li-Hung Chang
gets q larger percentage, then, on his
investment, than some other of Grants
foreign hosts.
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WEEKLY BAZOO.
Missouri will furnish the next Dem
ocr.tic Mayor of Leadville-John F.
Humphreys, of st. Louis county.

Senator Vest writes Q card to give
his version of q private conversation,
but does not condescend to notice those
NJ. X. 4 T. stock illusions recently
published in the Times from the New
York Herald. City Nail.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1880-03-30
Before Iowa undertakes to keep her

Before Iowa undertakes to keep her
sons and daughters sober by
forbidding the making or selling Of
strong drink whiting her borders, she
might we'll inform herself as to the
working of similar sumptuary legis
lation in Maine and Massachusetts,.
The experiment has been pretty thor
Oughlv tried in both of these States
the results have been carefully noted,
and they are worth studying.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1880-03-30

Major A. ID. Banks, of Mississippi
who was chairman of the Democratic
National Committee in 1872, has Wis
ions of tidal wave. He says it will
sweep Louisiana, Texas. Arkansas,
Alabama. Georgia and Mississippi fol-
Winfield S. Hancock. The South,
he inti,nates, has been anxious to sup.
port q Union soldier for the Presiden.
cy and intends to embrace the oppor'
tunity if she can get her arms around
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1880-03-30
TRUSTEES SALE.

Whereas. wiii,sm Warren, ant Issshelia r.
Warren. by this certain deed Of trust dated ia.
si~t day of February. is7e and recorded IN the
Recorders once Of fettis county, nj deed book
II. page go. conveyed To the undersigned 4. y.
Short all his right title. Interest," and e>ists ard
% the folIoSing described real estate situated ia
the county Of P-tts, state oi Missouri, viz Fifty
two and 4&-lnc Oh Of the south s,si.. ct lot
t~o IN tis~ Northeast quarter 81 ~ss-itpu s.ue
In township forfy-ssyen. range ;S~E tr-nns,
said trss-s bring ~ ..S-icO chains AIDE on
the east esssl AMI L-.5 ehsins on the se~t end
uhich sArd conveyance ws- mssie Nv trust tn
care the psymen, Of eight certain promI>>ory
notes IN sasi deed descrvs<d. and whereas sail
notes have become due and ARE unpaid nov thsrr-
fore. In sccorfsscc with the provision of said
deed of trust. and 1T the request OF ,h. legal
holder Of said notes, ] shall proceed Tn sell the
abpve de~rribed real estate at the court house
door. in the city Of sesfsis. the county OF P-tt~
sssse aSsresassi, to the highest bidder for cash,
pub1r auction.
MONDAY. THE End. DAY OF MARCH, LISA.
between the hcurs of 81 nine IN the forenoon and
i've In the afternoon Of that day. tn satisfy ss,d
notes. together wifh the cost and expense Ut
executing his Trust
L. p. SHORT
1-0 WSt Trustee.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1880-03-30

It is estimated BY the New Orleans
Times that there are now in that city
no less than forty-6ve hundred build
ings waiting OCCUPANTS, who are not
expected until the business boom in
September, yet there is an impression
among local capitalists that the fnan-
cial depression has touched bottom
and that q rise in real estate is soOn to
be looked for.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1880-03-30
ORDER DE PUBLICATION.


State ef Missouri, Pet,Is county. Circuit Court.
in vacation March 5, issO. Thomas H. Peinher-
ton Marion Embree, Milton Embree and
Elytra Emtree, heirs Of Thomas Emhree.
deceased, Vim. l.. Enbree and Allen Emhree.
Nsrtillas and George Esnbrsr, heirs OF CALVIN
Embree, deceased. abraham. Adams. Louiss
Malcolm, and Calvin Malcolm, her husband.
Jasper. and Ann T.. Enrbree, heirs Of Margaret
Embree decessesi.
Now, at this day comes the plaintiff by his
attorney, and flies q petition. from which II
appears that the defendants MsrtiliaS Efnbree.
Allen Enlbree and George Esnbree. are non
residents of this State. Whereof, on motion of
piaintif by his attorney u - ordered ny tho
clerk that the defendants Marullas Embres. aud
Allen Embree, and George ENFORCE. be notified
that q civil seton has been commenced against
them. the object and general nature of which -
to correct error as to report aud approval of
sale Of the lands hereinafter mentioned. made
by Vim. L. Embree, administrators Of estate OF
Mastillss Embree, deceased, and to divest the
title out Of and from them, and vest the same
i'm plaintiff. a. ~ and tn the following described
real estate, town: The southwest quarter of the
northeast quarter 81 section thirty -four,
furiy->ix, range twenty-three. AMI
unless they appear ut the next Nav term of
this court, to he began and held Sesialia within
and for Pettis county.
ONTHE FIRST MONDAY Of MAY NEXT.
AMI ON or before the sixth day thereof and
snswer the plaintiffs petition, the same will be-
sken against them As confessed. And il -
ur,her ordered that . copy hersOf he published
,ewspaper printed and published in the county
n Pettis. s
A true copy-Attest
BY c. L. JAcxsox, d. C.
hC S'nnes. Plaintiffs Attorney. 80 vat
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1880-03-30
A TEMPERANCE RALLY.

Columbus. O., March pa sa.
loon 10 Dublin, this county, was blown
up with powder this morning BY the
Temperance people. The wreck OF
the building was complete. Nobody
was injured and no arrests were made.
..Ass. Press Dispatch.
Temperance people. Was there
ever anything more Incorporate than
this. Was not the list of outrages
committed in the days of the crusade"
10 the name of Temperance, already
long enough mo arrests made"
says the dispatch. Doubtless the rep
utable action OF endangering the life
and destroying the property of a man
who is saloon keeper will not be per-
mitted to sink SO quietly as this into
oblivion. Truly a vote of thanks
ought to be passed to the advocate of
Temperance who fired the train. There
never was an organized body of ia
natics who went quite go far in their
fanaticism rs these Ohio crusaders"
think they may go. Pillage, arson
and deadly assault are theirsrby d.
vine right. they believe. If they
added theft and murder, it is not sure
they would 6od justice. Did any one
ever hear of one of these fellows being
arrested and punished. We never did.
Intolerant as the Pspists of the seven
teenth century, and as implacable as
the inquisitors who grilled Saint Law.
renee. they are still permitted to carry
on these crimes rs if the name in
which they were done were an all pro-
tecting Aegis. |
If . retaliatory measure one-half so
outrageous, one-half so wan:on, or
one-half 50 reckless we're attempted by
the ostracised saloon keeper, he would
find speedy arrest and deserved pun
ishment.
IF there Is in Ohio any law which
provides for the suppression of vice it
would be we'll for it's commissioned Of
6cers to begin with some Of these
criminals who labor in the cause of
':Temperance" with such feryid zeal.
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wusR,,s J. q. Esu,i-rsUs' y !',S certain deed
"a! tI>, dated tire :ti Say "f N-rh. i>.S ..'i
corded an the Recorder ci.i.- Os Fs-ttts county.
al .i..i t-...k n. ,ss- r.'ntsN. tss ti'. rns'r-
-xu.-i a. short. al r;- rtgl,t. ti'i-. interest
and e>t,t. ia s.ist q. tiI.. f.ii"WIr: lrrt~-! real
estate situated ~ It's, .ctuty ~ Pitts. State Il
Mi--o;Ir,. viz f"urt.en s9.i s'-i'-s s.-r-.~ IN Il
tn. -outt >t.i.- 81 iitr hst ssi the south
east quarter .I -.-rIon rlitrtyst.- ~ tS.u>i Il
f,rty eistt ~ tw~nty s..t ti.rty
and So ioi 1T tho north $50 II i'; twr,
of tire northeast quarter "t -.rt"n ore III
township f.r'y-seveb 81 range tv-uty -.r~. >si't
i,~i Described Tract beng - ciasu~ wtS, the
east eul and Ia :. CLANS wri- th- west end.
containing IN all fiftytso ant - 'ss' s-Ts- Which
said Conveyance nrs,!e IN tru>; to >erur. the
Rym~nt OF eight certain I'romt-ory notes m -aid
deed descritss and whereas. the ~sii notes nave
i~com. due AMI unpaid. ne~. Therefore. IN ae-
eor,tancc With the provisions Of -iii deed at
trust. and NJ the request Of ia. legal holder of
SAID notes. shall proceed To s@li the above 10
>crii-i real estate AZ th- couFt house dc"r a."
city Of >-sisis. in tf. county oi P-'tis. stat.
aforesaid to the highest bidder for cash, at p''t
iic auction, on
MONDAY. TdE ed DAY OF MARCH, IssS
between the hours of nine IN the forenoon and
five IN the afternoon of that day, to satisfy sand
note, together with the cost AMI ~xI-ns. ot exc
cutting shI> trust p sHORT,
l-5Aw % Trustee.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1880-03-30

The United States circuit court has
pronounced unconstitutional the law
recently passed by the California leg
islature forbidding the employment OF
Chinese by corporations chartered by
the State.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1880-03-30

Senator Teller has given notice of an
amendment to the Ute Indian bill,
providing for certain yearly allowances.
to Mrs. Meeker, her daughter and
other sufferers by the White river
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1880-03-30
ORDER OF PUBLICATION.


state OF Missouri. Pe;iis county, Circuit eonr'.
IN vasation. March s, tsSt Thonss h.
Pemt~ rtsn vs.. The unknown heirs of fay-iie
] Winston and the unknown heirs Of James
WINSTON.
Now. ~ this day comes the plan,,f by his at
tnrnev and tiles petition froC which ~ sFIs-r~
that The names of the defendants are unknown 10
plaintiff. Whereof. on melton of plantiff by kiS
attorney il is ordered by the clerk that the si~
PENDANTS. the unknowa heirs Ol Fayetie Winston
AMI the unknown heirs of James Winston be-
notified that - civil q non has been commence
t..tirSs Them. The object and general nature OF
aiiIcir - ,o ohta,n "a decree for the sPerihe pei
tarr:lanr, 81 r"ntrs ss'st petition mentioned,
md .t~r ,o si,e>t TN. nth ireW and of SAM
defendants ami vest lh. same in plaintiff Of
:,ti 9" 'hc f,li"w.c2 ds'-rhed real state to-wii:
The - iai: of the southeast quarter 1T section
,iiIt, -i"ur township. !"rtv-ssx Of range twenty
three. an! th. northWe>t fonrth II the r.ii,~. 1t
f,artli section - vud Tow nship torty-d.. range.
iScnty ;iire-. and In.~s thsy appear AZ the levi
Nav term of this tss In gun and held az.
S-stsIis within and for Pitts county,
IN THF FIRST MONDAY OE MAY NEXT.
aud on or before the Sixth day thereof. ani
answer The plaintiffs petIii"n. the same VIII tr
taken against fbem confessed And - -
further cred thai u copy hereof Or puh.i-hed
accorsiing 10 iSw, IN the SsslsiA Weekly bszo" =
newspaper printed AMI puhi,si,s i IN the county
81 Pettt>.
A true copy-Attest
II INGRAM Clerk
By CLIFFORD l.. JACKSON J.. &.
&c. Smnet. Plaintiffs Attorney. 3-9~tt
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l-D uSs

Assl6NEES APPLICATION FUR DISCHARGE.
All persons interested IN the estate of Walker
and Eelk. are hereby notified that the under.
signed assignee II said estate Uiif apply tn the
Circuit Court a Pettfs county. ON the LIST day q.
the uexS term thereof, soon thereafter -
counsel can b. heard. TO b discharged from the
administration OF said estate
d. H. SMITH,
l.ass Assignee Vt Walker kxik.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1880-03-30

The soldiers buried their weapons.
bathed themselves in the cooling
stream. and arm in arm they started
on their nex road.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1880-03-30
ORDER OF PUBLICATION.

state Of Missouri. Pettis county. Circpi; Court.
IN vacation March = Issi,. Thomas r. Penibrr-
Jackson Mck-hon Wm- MIX hon.
-aInu-I Sckch"u, Rschaei Gckehon and rhz
M.keLon
Now ~ ths- day comes he plaintin by hrs
st:orn-,. aud nIs- petition from which 1t
:.ppeas- thst rhe u. f.n,isnt- Jsck-' u Ne keh.D.
re-t'ieHt of ta,> state. Whereof. IN
motion 1T p.:tiu'fi,y ms attorney, u IL ordered
by The GERS that the Je;enisni. Jackson Me
h~hon. t.. n1t.sed that y civil sc:on has t~eu
commenced against him. the OBJ 20 ami general
nature OF unrh ~ .. ""s rtci error a. to report
and apnro,l D; ss,is- made by aim rator, al
l,-l.r i:,..s estate lands hereinafter mentioned,
AMI t.,ve-t III. IItl. ont of 3sfendant>. amt To
IN. ~ plaintiff IL IN and to the follow
Ing d--rrI.s.,t real estate: The northeast quarter
90 Tue southwest quarter. aDd the southeast
quarter -: the -ontiw-Si 'lusr;~r. and the Bortii-
west ausrtsr. IT th" northwest quarter ~! the
northwest Quarter al >sctIcn thirty ne, ia
township iorty>iX of range twenty three. aud
uuie-> ne appea- at NJ the next Nav term vi
this co,,rt o. is ~ gun and held SeoaiI3 within
anil tor P"tts comfy.
On THE FIRST MONDAY of MAY NEXT. .
ans! IN or before the sixth sisy thereof. an.i
the plaintiffs petition. the SAME viii be-
aiken against him confessed And ~ - further
ordered thasa copy hereof IN published srcur.i
ing To law. "a the Sets:i Weekly Eaz"o. n-w-
ia;per printed and published IN the cocniy oi
tettt>.
trUe copy-Att~st
X. ". INGRAM, Clerk.
By CLIrroRD L. JAck.o>. De-.
H. q. Smnet, Plaintiffs Attorney ! 'wH
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These goods are all 6 made BY manufacturers who have millions Of
with them, either quality and We Openly Defy
Competition within $50 article here mentioned
ea and workmanship considered Work built Repairing done with
neatnes and dispatch. 127d&w'yl +. G. CROWLEY CO.
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NOTICE or FINAL SETTLEMENT

NOTICE OF FINAL SETTLEMENT
Notice 10 hereby gwen 4" the creditors amt
others inter. >te,i IN the estate of William ~.
Hrckstep. dccca-sd. tina: ]. the undersigned
administrator at ~ai.i c.sr;,te. intend To make
hnai settlement thereof at the February term,
iSs0, of the Petfis Probate Court.
January 18th. lss0. THOMAS J. MASON.
..rtN4t AdmInistI atOr.
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/ il.

At dawn Elberg returned; be
woke Gneuss, whom he found sleep.
ing, with his head pillowed on a stone.
Friend" said he, "i was lost in
the shrubs. and sitting down to rest at
the foot of a tree, sleep overlook me.
and my soul was troubled by strange
visions, the remembrance of which
disturbs my waking thoughts.
"Tne world was in its infancy; the
sky was one eternal smile. Earth, q
virgin STILL. was basking in Mays
rich sunbeams; each blade of grass
was ripening and SURPRISING in beauty
the finest oaks. the trees were burst
ing into gorgeous leaves. and fruit
totally unknown to me. The sap was
ever flowing through earthis deep
veins, and in its abundance drifted
into the recesses of rocks and gave
them life.
The horizon rose calm and smil-
ing In the distance. Nature, waking
from its sleep as a child, knelt and
God for His light; it. spread
out its arms toward heaven to give
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1880-03-30

1SS weee b yo1eeyn ssWaL 1Wns 90 8 oueoe
9OOesss Addsss H. hAsissA Co, Psssla.1, NsisS
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The clarion now rang loudly.

The clarion now rang loudly.
Friends" said Gneuss, I'VE are
driving q wicked trade; our sleep i
disturbed by the phantoms Of those
We have slain.
my rest, like yours, Was disturbed
by a CHASTITY nightmare have been
massacreing for thirty years. and am
tired Of it. Let US leave our brothers,
and 60 into the country together and
till ne ground. know Of . valley
where the plows are idle for wait Of
hands"
''Such is our wish," replied his
companions.
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: '-s' --"'iIln-.
~ ,..-. cry, when shall ! fin.I
Thy .:r.i;.er 20 take me amber his
>heli,,in wirgs. All! wien shall
i'hy - c''u- To wash nv wings la
Thy ,.r,nkled biood.'
1.-The victim listened tp the linnet's
song. Death was lowering over him.
but his look was one of gentle re-
proach, serene and hopeful smile
passed over his face.
"Then with an unear,hly shout he
gave up the ghost; his head sank.
the linnet fed, the sky darkened and
the earth trembled.
81 still ran on and on in my sleep !;
dawn mad come, The valley awoke
smiling under their morning mists.
The rain of the preceding evening
gave fresh touch to the green
leaves. but the road was still hedged
with the thorns that had impe'ied my
course the night before. The same
hard stones stopped my way as the
snakes Kissed out their warning note.
The Just mans blood had flowed in
vain for the world.
1.-The linnet passed on lis way,
telling its tale as it went:
''In vain have l sought . cleansing
stream to wash my blOod-stainel
wings. Look at earth il, is no better
for the sacrifice, aud I have only to
record the burden of one more
MURDER