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The Eext point of general interest
il the Cincinnati convention. June
22nd.
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A Drunken Elephant.

81 saw little Betsy ~ drunk as n
fiddler one dsv. and she was a funny
sight. We were showing late in the
fall in Indiana, in very severe weather.
Some monkeys AMI birds and snakes
had already frozen. and Betsev showed
that she was suffering greatly from
the cold. Long John went To Man.
ager Older and said to YOU'D
better get some whisky for Betsev ar
she'll freeze. How nuch?' Her
ears are beginning 10 freeze: get
three buckets Well. they knew
that two Was for Bet>ev and one fnI
Long John: bu, when it came e.
Elephants he wa- bo->. and the whisky
was got rs hes ordered. Only you
-hould have seen the iavern-keeper'.
ewes stand out when they ordered
three buckets of whisky for two
drinks. Betsey drank all they gave
her. and got staving drunk. She'd
stagger. and roll over. and pick her.
self M. and pick Long John up and
toss him an her hack. and sort oi
laugh. and he'd laugh. and it was mir
and tuck between them which was
the drunken. Elephants are very
fond at whisky. or anv sort If liquor,
especially IL it has lots Of red pepper
in il; and they are not only verv
fond Of getting drunk themselves. bu,
are very considerable If drunken men.
| never vet knew of an elephant
hurting drunken man. That Long
John when he was staggering drunk
would 90 right M to Sultan or
Canada. when nobodv else dared GO
near them. snd would fool around
them. and swing on their tnsks. and
toss their trunks about. and 90 Ia
sleep right down Nv their feet. and
they would not only not do him anv
harm. hn' wouldn't let anybody else
co near him until he chose IN wake
up. And anv real drunken man can
do pretty much what he pleases with
an elephant"
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New YORK W ord
A gentleman who came over the
Cuberland Valley railroad few years
ago on train that had a special car
with Grant. the then president, on
board. tells m anecdote. There was
no smoking car attached, and the
gentleman stood Oh a platform des-
perately smoking cigar he had
bought a: way station. He noticed
the president occasionally looking that
wav. and finally a railroad official
came out and said the General had
run cut Of cigars-that he had been
envying the man on the platform for
some tire and had at last begged him
to go out and see If he han any more.
cigars. Now, the gentleman was only
too happy-firs., Ia accommodate the
President of the United STATES. and
secA,d. to get rid ri "... al ,he worst
cigars he ever smoked. With this
warning he sent in his remaining
weed. The General acknowledge the
courtesy BY removing his hat and bit
the end off the cigar. lighted it and
and looked happy He had taken
but one or two puff. hoxevrr, when
he b. gan {" look queer. The man
on the platform watched him with
renewed interest. lie saw him re-
move the cigar and gaze thought.
fully at one end. then at the other.
Then he put it back and took another
pull. Then he removed it again,
turned it in his hand and looked il
carefully over again. Then he
smelled it. Then he coughei gently
and looked at the man on the plat.
form, who was gazing innocently
across the field. Then he looked on,
Of the car-window. IA If to see where
he might throw il without injurinc
anybody. lie changed his mind.
though, sighed, took q ieSpersi.
grip on the srogy with his teeth. aud,
when last seen by the g,ver. was still
pulling away.
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NOTICE OF FINAL SETTLEMENT
Notice is hereby given tn all creditors and
others interested IN the estate Of Joseph Wilson.
s~ceased, that U. +. ShOrt and James Redmond
administrators Of said estate, intend to make
final settlement thereofat the next term of the.
probate court Of Pettis county. to be held az
aedalia, on the 18th day Of August, 1880.
U. p. SHORT,
s-i5w3t JAMES REDMOND
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Diss oiut,ou Notice

Diss oiution Notice.
No,ice j. hsrty given that the firm az
Pr-u~- 4 Brker, cu-'"n, m,ilers. has this
dsv been Dissolved ~ mutual s"..eni.
ALERT Ps.u-r will continue IN. business
sri hops 10 receive his full ,hsre Of the
'rItc.
William Becker receives nj! money due
the firm. Parties ewing she above firm .rs
requested 'o ~ee Mr. Becker at IN early dsy.
snd msk. the Necessary p,ymens.
WILL " EOrEER
ALBERT PRrESs.
Siiihfon, Mo. June !, lisa. 6-S~3i-
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To NERVOUS srFFERERS-THE GREAT Etr-
RoPEAS REMEbY-DR- J. r. SIMPSONS
Specific MEDICINE

u - positive cure for Srermstorrhss. Seminal
Weakness Imfsnf.rs.v sn.i all si,-.... ,..uI,,us
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Ef000 returned in ~ DAYS on sino invested.
.pIZUU O.s-tsl reports free. Lake profits
se-kIy -to--k options % SO to So. Address 7.
Potter Wright q Co. BANKERS. Is " all street. y.
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A Loose Crowd.

A Loose Crowd.
New York Correspondence Chicago Times.
Speaking of bowling reminds me
Of q company that has been out on
the road through Pennsylvania dur.
ing the past fortnight. They linked
together to murder the 1.-TWO
Orphans" under the title of Daly's
Associated Artists. They were in
big luck that they didn't strike any
part of the country where DAILY hap
pened to be. l think be would have
invested in firearms right away Il
they had. The party went out with
the avowed purpose. not of making
money, but Of shaving fun" From
all can find out, reckon they got
all they were after. On the whole.
it is about the choicest scandal the
dramatic profession has developed 10
q good many years. In the Norris
town hotel, one of the women. Miss
Pearl Eytinge, tried to break in the
door of one Walter Edmonds, and
gave away" at the top of her voice,
the fullest history of her relations
with him, much to the delight of the
Others boarders. A night or two
afterward this gentle couple had q
set-to. during which Miss Eytinge
was badly whaled. and screamed
"murder!" several times. Still later,
in an omnibus from the hotel to the
depot, they had another cheerful die.
turbance, which resulted 60 disaatrous-
" tc the woman that she was Obliged
to 20 back again to her hotel. One
of the other females in the party
Miss Delmar. believe-had q row
at the dinner table with c. G.. Craig.
of the company. and only desistedl
when carried BY force to her room.
Indeed. whisky flowed freely during
the whole trip. and fights were of the
most common occurrence. In the
party we're Helen Blythe, Louise
Dempsey. Emma Stove, Pearl
Eytinge. Florence Williams, Emily
Delmar. George Morton, C.. G.
Craig, Joseph Brien. w. 8. tdmouds,
and John Watson. The men
behaved tolerably we'll; but the
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The Lnnd"rs q uarteriy Hevi~~ CONSERVATIVE,
The DrssIsh Quarterly Review (EvangeiicaD,
Louisiana capitolian. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1879-1881, 1880-11-23

cent, thrifty persons should be admit
ted to residence here, and tho native
born only should possess the full pri-
yilcgc Of citizenship. We want 10 So
cure u peaceful future Tor or children,
aud nov is the time TO do 1t. II wc
have ii right to q protective thrift rs
to imported merchandise we certainly
hays d right to discriminate as 10 I'M
ported individuals
Az soon as the Radicals get through
cnrsing the people Of the South, We
sllall expect them to open ON tito
id Dulcl aud Irish" Bigotry and
intolerance must CURSE somebody.
One John G, Palmer, Of Eureka,
New, has written I'M open letter to
ScDntor Wade Hampton, in which he
denounccs him for his "cowardly IN
suit 70 bis "f'ricnd John Sherman. >
and proposes TO accept his alleged
challenger himself. lie names double
barrcllea shotyuns, loaded with buck.
shot, us tho weapons, aud suggests
Omaha as u place OF meeting, The
terms Of tho duel To be: "Distnnct
forty five PAGES, Iiro and advance.
Mr.. Palmer refers his persona
character as gentlcInun to OK
Governors Low and Irwin, Of Cali
fornia, and Delegate Cannon, o
Utah.
Louisiana capitolian. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1879-1881, 1880-11-23

There is great suffering among the
operatives who were employed in the
silk mill Of Wright Smith, who failed
recently at Paterson, n. j. At the
timo Of his failure Mr.. Smith had
nearly two hundred woayers and
spiuners at work in bis mill, They
were all English. They arc now ont
Of work and unable TO obtain situa-
tiOps. Some of them nre almost star
wing. Some Of The mon have wives
aud children in England, and are IN.
able to send them money, although
they arc destitute and need funds.
Louisiana capitolian. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1879-1881, 1880-11-23
THE KILLING OF DIR, JONES.

The unfortunate death ofDr. W. b.
Jones, Of Lake Providence is to be re-
GREETED. Tho doctor was Oh tue edi-
torial staff of the North Louisiana Re
publican, which paper characterizes
this misfortune as political assassin
alton. On what evidence it bases its
opinion it leaves US TO imagine. Con
sidering the early hour Of the night,
the publicity Of the place where lie
foil, and the wound, VIC consider his
death the result Of, perhaps, his avn
act. Delta, La, Journal. '."
AS VIC remarked yesterday, wo
know absolutely nothing of tho affair.
The Republican, q radical organ pub.
lished at Lake Providence, persis-
tontly refuses to publish any particu-
lars of the unfortunate killing TO the
public, but resident Of Lake Provl-
deuce assured us this morning chat
there is no secret about the matter in
the place where The killing occurred
and that DR.. Jones was killed by a
Republican. 1t will doubtless serve
valuable purpose in aiding Mr.. La
nicr, who VIC understand proposes To
contest the scat of Gen. John Floyd
King, in the next house Of rcprcscn-
tatives. The blood Of the martyrs il
said to be the seed of the church, ant
hence the desire to secure the l0norl
Of martyrdom for the late DR.. Jones
The fact that this killingis expected
promote the aspirations Of Mr.. Laniel
for a seat in Congress, may account
for the large amount of milk in thi
diminutive and bogus cocoanut. =
| Vicksburg Commercial.
Louisiana capitolian. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1879-1881, 1880-11-23

a .
terness that has so long disturbed the
country. We trust, however, that
Mr.. Kellogg is no longer Illc prophet
and apostle'of the Republican party
in the South. We hope tie MASSES Of
the peoplcflavc seen tlI'9ilsashol'sh
effects Of sectional strife Of The ppacs.s
ticc Of lawlcss and pnrtisal methods
in politics. and that we arc TO have IN
future, u government Of peace and
Justice inspired by il broad and liberal
nationalism.
In pne respect VIC iear Kellogg is
correct. He confidently assumes that
he will not be disturbed in the pos
session of his seat, and he counts, We
regret to say it, on Senators Hampton,
Butler, Bnyard, Pcndlcton and Davis
to support him. Several Of these Sen
atOrs, at the lust session OF Congress,
placed themselves OH record rs sup
portels Of kclogg's claim TO his seat,
and there seems to be no reason to
suppose they will change their att
tudc. Nevertheless, we think that
Governor Wilt has actcd wisely IN
appointing a Senator to represent tho
honor and interests Of Louisiana III
this contest. We have differed with
the Governor upon many measures OF
his administration. But i'll this mat
ter we fully and cordially endorse his
action rs wise and courageous, and
we think he could have chosen no 10.
bier or ADLER man to represent the
State than Judge Manning.
| The fact that Kellogg holds seat
in the Senate is duo,cntirely TO that
L
cowardico Of the Democratic party
which has paralyzcd it's strength and
covered it with disaster. With the
noblcst principles Of free government
AZ its creed, 1t has ialIcrGd in their
defense Whenever the autlacity OF the
Republicans have attacked them. II
has tenporizcd, rctreatcd andsurrcn-
dered, while tho Republican party has
carried forward its revolutionary pro
grammc, and until there no longer
seems to he a living aud aggressive
issue between tho two parties, or at
least one which the Democratic lead
crs have the courage. ITO defend and
maintain. That Kellogg, in violation
Of the constitution and aYninst the
wishes Of the people Of Louisiana,
holds Il seat in the Senate, we repeat,
IL one OF the evidences Of This moral
condition Of the Democratic party.
| But Louisiana should not quietly
consent to the wrong. IL is her duty
as Il sovereign State, TO resist TO the
utmost protest INCREASINGLY asains
the outrage upon .her,,risht to roprc'
sentatiOn in the Senate. Neither Tho
Senators from South Carolina, no
Mr.. Bayard, nor Mr.. pcndlcton, no
any other Senator or Senators, how
} ever distinguished, should be permit
ted to silence her voice of protest o
check the Executive Of tho state AM
her Senators and Representatives II
tho determined purpose to maintain
J her constitutional rights, and protec
= hor honor against such frauds as Nh
Kelogg.-New Orleans States. gH
Louisiana capitolian. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1879-1881, 1880-11-23

Scarlet fever in it's most virulent
form las attacked the children in The
eastern and better part Of Richmond,
Ind, and isspreading rapidly. A mum
Der of deaths have occurred within a
few days, and nearly all Of those now
affected by 1t arc extremely i'll.
Louisiana capitolian. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1879-1881, 1880-11-23

No MoRE FOREIGNERS, The next
battle cry Of the Republicans will be
"no more foreigners" America. for
Americans In one ofhis New York
letters to the Cincinnati Enquirer,
Gath writes as follows:
There are signs in Republican pa
pers of opposition to promiscuous i'm
migration into this country. The
Tribune prints letter to-day, say
ing: "rhe country is our property.
1t belongs neither to Ireland nor to
China, and it is for rs to say who
shall share it with us, None but de
Louisiana capitolian. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1879-1881, 1880-11-23
World NnIIlous.

The Journal, Newburyh, N j., is the
paper from which VIC clip the following
Rochester, N. T., is the point whore
halls from the world famous Warmers
sale Kidney ind Liver Cure, and Other
Warmers Safe Remedies
Louisiana capitolian. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1879-1881, 1880-11-23

Jonas, whose scat he says, mas been
questioned by that famous body Of
aascrupulous partisans known as the
Teller Committee, with expulsion us
soon rs the triumphant Republicans
obtain control of tho Senate. In short,
,he whole tenor of his conversation,
as will be seen by reference to ii in
the States Of yesterday, was what the
great yirtuous and patriotic North can
and may do with the weak, rebellious
and impudent South, if he be disturb
cd in the possession of his stolen seat
in the Senate.
Fully in accord with the views Kel-
logg expressed in his interview with
eur representative, is the scheme now
being Matched in the customhouse by
Kellogg and his coadjutors, and dis
closed in the Times of yesterday, to
contest the seats of Gen. King and
Mr.. Blanchard in the next Congress.
That these are the purposes OF the
Kellogg wing of the Radical party Of
this State, there is no doubt and il
they represent the Southern policy OF
1Ir. Garfield aud the Republican mem
bers of Congress, we may bid farewell
to those hopes and dreams Of the early
decline of the spirit Of sectional bit,
Louisiana capitolian. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1879-1881, 1880-11-23

Pointc Coupee Banner: \ short
time ago all the New Orleans pupers
raised u hugh and cry about cX-She-
riff Gauthieanx being II detaulter TO
to tho city and State, both, in large
amounts more than IL hundred thou
sand dollars to each and for about
week they raised terrible racket
about tho matter; but very sud
denly all comment in regard there
to rcnscd, and the subject has
never been mentioned since. The
people Of The country are now be-
giuins to grow curious, aud would
like to know whether Mr.. Gnntlrcuux
did oily dciraud the city and State
ont Of Shese laryc large sums, and,
il SO, whether he had any accolnpIiccs,
and who they were People aresulso
asking what steps arc being taken to
recover the money, aud what is lle
prospect ofsucccss Country people
aro particularly Interested in regard
to the State funds said to have been
stolon. II the State has been really
defraudcd and robbed to any extent,
II seems TO us ret GOV. Wilt
should take an aoi.ra tercst in The
matter, have it thoroughly siitcd and
prosecute the guilt parties TO the
bitter end. by so doing no nigh,
make for himself such reputation i'll
this State as Coy. Tilden earned il
| New York some years ago.