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The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-11-02
STATE SPECIALS.
TEXAS TOPICS BY TELEGRAPH.
Sainesvilie Lighted by Gas-FaIl
Fights at Bremond-Tax sales by
the Comptroller at Austin
Corsicana Muuicipal Elec.
tion-A YawI Containing
seven Men Adrift on
the Gulf of Mexico.

Special TO the Herald.
Gainesville, Nov. l.-Local candidates
all working like beavers and each one is sat.
isfed that she is the man.
The race for district Judge is the absorbing
topic. The greenbackers will not stick 10
their candidate Loyejoy, and the race will
be between Potter and Davis. The indica-
tions now aro thai it will be very close.
The Hesperian has made arrangements u
display the election returns by means Of a
magic lantern.
Men of all parties here express disgust and
Indignation over A. b. Norton's Wabash
speech. We heard prmiRent republican
remark the other day that there was no ex
cuse for such behavior; that he was as good a
republican rs Norton, or in fact better as be
never voted any other ticket in his life, and
yet no man had offered him any indigni,y
because he was a republican.
Our city was lighted with gas for the first
time Tuesday night.
Cotton continues to come in at the rate Of
four hundred bales day
Agreat many of the negroes here express
determination to vote for Hancock.
An enthusiastic greenbacker from Wise
county, was in the city last week offering to
bet $50, (sll be had), that Hamman would
be elected. A democratic friend told him no
did not wish to rob him, but would put up
500 against his $50, that Roberts would
beat him $4,000. The greenbacker backed
out.
Three immese trains of catt,e we're shipped
yesterday from our pens.
Captain Ed. Morris is building two brick
business houses on the block at the corner
of Dixon and Boggs street.
The worst complaint the people here make
against the tardiness of the Central railroad,
is that It fails to bring them the HERALD on
sInic' IL mas not come througa bu. ouee in
\ week, on time. M
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AENDAOl0US MOBS.
DENVER IN THE HANDS OF RIOTERS
me Chinese Quarter OF the civ
suited aud aany Chinamen
severely Beaten = One Hung
over His Deor-A Heavy
Police Force sppointed-
Alleged Mob Violence
I'm Mississippi, Etc,

Danver, Col, Nov, 1.--Deuyer has beer
IN tho bands of mob for eight hours, and
there are now fully 1900 rioters in the
streets. twas discovered week ago that
fully 5000 illegal names were registered in
tho city and Immediately thereafter the
s'ree's wore filled with strangers of the worst
character. Saturday night the democrats
mad procession. carrying transparencio,
win insGripti'ts and cartoons tending 10
excite aalmosl. ~ inst the Chinese. A
considerable portion became intoxicated and
remained cut rll sight. This noon thew
made M assault upon tho Chinese houses
tearing down houses and breaking fences
and destroying the property of Chinese. One
was dragged from his place with a rome
about bis neck and his .kul crushed with
boeI-leels and bricks. The police were
called out but were unable 10 control tba
mob. The fire department was ordered IN
throw water on the rioters, but tho mob nj.
lacked them and badly wounded two are.
men, The Chineman were fearfully beaten.
one was rescued by the police and taken 10
jail, winch was immediate y surrounded by
MOB OF about one.thousand, some of whom
Yelled Lynch the leper." Thespecial polioe
managed to keep back the.crowd. Anotler
mob remained in the lower part of the c,tv,
About dark they we're entirely beyond cor.
troll and marched from street TO street ont.
nng ohlnese houses wherever they saw them,
and asssulting citizens. Many COLOR 4 citi-
zens were knocked down and beaten. Spe-
clal police have been sworn in to the number
OF three hundred. The Chinese population
mere cannot exceed fifteen hundred all told,
and from the beginning of this disgraceful
occurrence not IA single incident is reported
OF any one Of them having resisted the on
slaught.
AT TINS time, 1880, everything is suiet,
the mob having dispersed, but large police
iorce IS patrolling tho streets, and the militia
arc ready Tor action at moments notice.
All the saloons are closed with orders to
remain so until after the election. The
rioters Quilted every Chinese house in town.
oho Chlnaman was hung over his front door.
and several were badly beaten and wounded
with stones and other missiles. In nearly
every instance the police rescued the China.
men through the back door while tho mob
was lorclng the front doors. -Four or five
rioters were slightly wounded and one 81,
rlousIy, no having been shot in the right
side.
ALLEGED MOB VIOLENCE IN MISSISSIPPI.
New Orleans, Nov. IA dispatch ha.
been received IRON jackson, Miss, signed by
=. D. Estello and r. g. Kerr, stating that
they lett Jackson on the Goth to distribute re-
publican t,Ckess and show that Deason ,y.s
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opeolh W the hrlalu,
Waco, Nov. l.-Oa Saturday night n
Blocker, white, shot AID killed Bill Ross,
colored, at Goltuas, this County Ross, ii is
said, had stabbed another Il gro in the tiyer
bottom, in the morning, and said that he was
going to Golinds and whip Blocker. They
met in the postolIioe, and Ross told Blocker
he owed him two,bils. Blocker responded
that he did not, but would owe him whip
ping if he did not quit annoying him. Ross
bsntering him for q fight, friends stopped
them. Blocker grabbed a pistol OF the
shelf which WAS taken from him.
He got hold of it after he had
been knocked down by Boss, and seeing him
at the door Gred two shots into his body,
when the negro ran aud be fired three more,
all taking effect The negro died imtnedi.
ately and Blocker, W Il mounted, fed
The contest for county attorney tomorrow
is going to be no, one. The republicans.
independents and democrats, have tcket
in the Ged.
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, ay carriers books and city directory, have
'ooSea In the registry Of deaths, and have
with many about him,
nave never discovered anyone who knew
u'ui i DO not know of the EMPLOYERS union
LIS unuer that name; on the general
Np''Very ','y letters we receive at Lynn we nut q
,.Smp ;, on, and If the letter was addressed "a
H. - Morey, Lynn, Mass, such a stamn
svu'u % 90 impressed on it; tho general
aehVery letters are marked ON tho ,;s,, "a
nung up IN the office; have Win maa
w ,n ' which covers from the An
10 2Sd of January, 1880. do ~,
ma ID. L. Morey's on IT. have with ma ' tho
'o'' oinOe directory with the records, but 7
40 not lind his name there he nIyo, hss
oOx IN our Office | have never seem a lo,,sr
"ddreSsedto to Henry L, Morey, until within !
week ago; there are three in tbe o,,,o.
now waitingto be called for 'Ao onico
Mr. Brooks claimed that defenre bad nar.,
vtained that Morey was u residepS Of fvnn
,npuSh be had been there Off and nm II III,
lapor movements. Witness-in tb;s J;.n. nA
,WT'y, lthe Lynn directory l do not Io sna
Morey's name there IS no, in Ivrn , nsu ~
my knowledge a street called Main =, "a, "
IN this street directory which Won hand i'os ~. J
no such street appears on the list, NV
eros examined by Mr.. Brooks Lnov,
the street running from the eity hall So,rN' Snuw
W.rho, rho wnarves, across the railroad; il il
aa.0. tarse. street; II is populary known as Main
Ss,'eN nn, w. 'nere IS also Washin ton street; | do
n"o. ,os KNOW W. mat sone of the lamp post, ara
nnn 'aa'hou washington avenue; never looked
@ ana would not like to say; this list you hsnd
a iIivn nst OF the general letter delivery; il i
dated o,, on the back January 30; there Il no u
alteration alteration in the date; the figure il moi m
n.'etea ~ ;. 70 my knowledge; il looks ss
II 1t had been poorly written. "'
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Deputy sheFiTs a, chicago

Chicago, Nov. Last week Judge
Rogers, democrat, of tho superior court,
issued an order empowering the sheriff to ap.
point three hundred deputy sherifs 10 assist
in preserving peace a. tue polls on election
DAY (to.morrow), with the understanding that
one.half of the number should be seteoted
from each party. Sheriff Hoffman, republi-
can, selected three hundred deputies, but
confined his choice entirely to republicans,
This morning Judge Moran, democrat, of the
superior court, granted an order vsca,ing
Judge Rogers order, on the ground that the
conditions on which it had been granted had
net beon fulfilled.
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The Mayer OF Chicago sues the Tri.
bune for Libel.

Chicago, Nov. I.-Mayor Harrison com.
menced action for libel this morning agnins,
the Tribune company for libel
in charging that he deliberately
counsolled the democrats to 20
to the polls armed on Tuesday, and there to
defy the authority of the United States su.
pervisors and msrshals, deputy sheriff. ard
Judges Of elections, and to break down the
boxes, put in their ballots and run the polls
themselves. The mayor claims that tho
charges on the part Of tho Tribune are
wholly isls' and malicious, aad tt .nscond
even tie license of political controversy.
The damages are fixed AZ fifty thousand
dollars.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-11-02
Cincinnati and aouthern GRADE.

Cincinnati, No2, 1.-Tho COMMITTEES Of
the chamber Of commerce, appointed to as,
certain the name Of tho writer OF lha leJer
recently published in the Louisville Courier
journal, purporting to be from Cincinnati
merchants aud saying that the Cincinnati
merchants lid not want tho southern trade
and had no desire 20 cultivte business rels-
tions with southern men, reported TODAY by
reading letter from Mr. Watterson. of tho
Courier-Journal In IN wer { the commit
teos request for the name of the author of
the letter Mr. Watterson said that if the let
ter had come under his observation il
would not hsvo been printed; that ghle it
reflected the sentiments Of portion of the
daily press in Cincinnati, he was sure Il did
not represent tbe feeling Of the mass of brsi
ness men ofCincinnati. With this disclaim
of any endorsement of the views of the letter
Mr. Watteron thought the object of tho
committee would be attained and as the dis
closure of the name Of the writer would i'm.
peril his business, of not his lie, he fel.
obliged to decline the committees request
The consideration of the committee was laid
over until tomorrow. The chamber voted
10 hold no session on Tuesday next, on A
petition signed by both political parties.
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Austin Affairs.
Special to the Herald.

SpeoiaI to the Hefald.
Austin, Nov. 1.-To-dsy has been cold
and rainy Contemplating is suspended.
Tho comptroller to-day sold the lands in
Jones, Kent, Knox and LsSalle, whore taxes
were unpaid.
Everything is moving gently and quietly
in politics, yet local partisans are much ex-
cited.
The tax land sales will be resumed on
Wednesday.
Business very lively and everybody hope
full.
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Fire at bayou sara,

new orleans, Nov. LA fire at BAYOU
sara yesterday destroyed block OF build.
lngs including Pickard Il Wells store; tba
dwellings, OF John H. Irwin and Alexsnd y
hsro; Brown " Co, and Ma tinez's store
at $4,000. '' 0''''hA'ea
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-11-02
FAN Fights at Bre,nond.

0'''' VI VIIV titIaIU,
nremond, Nov. 1.-The fall fights have
i"'riy oegun-two fights on our streets YES
'erday and one to-day. One Dock Glover
was Knocked in the bead with club by one
Bowman last night, three miles south of
town. Glover is reported to be in q bad
eonultlon' Our town is full Of life. Whisky
Is osing used freely, and men are crowded
drunk on our streets. Everything will be
done tomorrow to avoid collision.
The weather is cold and is growing colder.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-11-02
AQuaek Doctor Indicted

Now Orleans, Nov. 1.--W. w. Won Pel,
an unlicensed practitioner Of medicine, was
indicted Saturday by the grand jury for
manslsughter in causing the death of q
child by malpractice.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-11-02
corsicana MuniciPai Election

'FvVINV TO INV HtrNIU,
oorslcana, Nov. 1.-The city election to-
day for aldermen and treasurer passed off
quietly. A very small vote was poled. In
the first ward l.. r. Irons was elected. %.
ond' Z. Il, Allygi third, 5. T. Mallory. ~.
majority. A''' ''"'
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Thrown from His Huggy ..d Ku,.s

psnvilie, Va, Nov l. Honorable John
4. heense, mayor of North Danyil,e. wss
thrown from his buggy yesterday evening
ana dled from his injuries this morning.
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. Market sleadyi sales, $500 bales

FIour lcarce but 1rm suDer0ne. 3 40,
l6@0 W. "'e"'' sraces'
Pork dull, l5x
Lard Lard quieii tierce, sS@o; keg, 9k.
Diy-salt meats quiet but firm; shouldera
packed, bhGhi clear ribs, -; clear s'SsS1 ~
baoon nrmer; quoted at: shoulders. AZ,
clear ribs, % clear sidss 9k@A. ~
Hams dulli quoted; choice sugar cured
cany assed. l-2glOA. o"''u
Whiskey steadyi western rectiled, O5alO.
Coffee quiet but firm, cargoes ordlrSTy tn
prime, llA@l5. f"
sugar active and firm, common TO good
common, W@l-2; fair TO fully lair. bis,a7,
prime TO choice, nonei yellow ciar.ilsd'
Molasses dull, weak and lower; quoled at,
common, SO@S5; Centrifugal, 2J@4; fair, MaIo;
fair TO choice, l2@i7.
Rice steady; ordinary to choice, 4Aag.
Sights, pari sterling, is0s consuls, 4sI6io.
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KANSAS CITY

KANSAS CRY, Nov, l.--Wbeat--No snoe
Hbci No spot, 50 l-2. sfs2
FOREIGN.
LivRRPooL, Nov, l. - Noon Cotton easier,
uplands, 6ki Orleans, 0 l5-l6, recolpfsl
10 1905 American lS, lU0;sales, IL, ,OOO;specpaiIon
Snl export, 1905 uplands low middling classl-
locations for November deliver, q 7-le,
November and December, 0 IL %; December
anu january, -; January and February.
ll-32; February and March, G9s; March md
Aprll, l3-32i April and May, 1879, MAY and
Juue, o ll,Sa; futures duh.
sop m-Uplands, O 1l-l6; Orleans, 6E
dull '"'",''
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-11-02
WE'LL FIXED

There were Four of Them i'm the Family Party -
Nephew for whom he provided Horace and his little
Boy. Bob. They had been Over Town to get SHIFTED
im Fall and Winter Clothing. The Old Man. who was "a
shrewa One finally 'reconed" MS how he ..haa dome
ing things i'm the Clothing this season the same as
they did I'm the winners goods SO e wisely deter
mined to give the Last He stayed Omg enough
with us TO have dome zap for him large package com
tanning the following:
good Union Cashmere Suit him 90
An ovecoat
cesunday son, James %
The Kind ola
Two
Man plain selection
made -. -. ...,, 1' - ~ ooo
sovicee which came to only
warm o'coat Bob
Underwear winter himself son and
Mern underhts for
Three Black Soft Hats anda Boys Hat Is
Total only
For the "OutGt' fThree Men and a Bow!
"And now WELL FIXED and it aint est
as much as thought" what Farmer Look-About-
Him Well remarked, he left the store promising to
bring the whole family around next week to be Shod"
in our BOOT and SHOE DEPARTMENT.
Thus is the Evidence Ping Up Every Day that we
are Positively Offering Greatest Bargains in Cloth
ing to be had in Dallas
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1880-05-04
ANNoUHCDn1NTa.

We ere authorized to suanuncs Jno.
A. Ley n . candidate for the once Of
Prob.,e Judge Of Pesiis county, s0bjees 10
The decision of the Deoocsaiie cosveasioe.
We are authorized to snoouaes The
name Of Richard F ED - . candidate fes
the office Of Circuit Judge Tor ths Sixth
Judicial Circuit, subjecs 70 The decisioa Of
The Democratic coovrnai0o.
-Xs are sulhosissd 10 snnouecs the
nans II Richard Taylor - candidate S0s
the ONCE ~ County A0esooe Of Psatia
county, subject to The dseisioa d he Doo.
ocratie cooveetioa.
We are authorised 10 asaouses he
name Of J. A. c. Bsosn - . candidate Tor
The oAice Of County Collector, subject 70
he decision of the Dsooesseie county ee0-
veoaioo.
We are authorised 10 snaouoes ~
name ~ Smith Hopkins - . esndidses ios
The ollie Of C.iDectos d Pstsis eousty, cub
jecs to the jecisioa Of IL Dsooerasie co.,
veniioo.
We are authorised 10 ssoooncs ths
name Of r. ]. Shy - . candidate IL
Sheriff Of Psssis eounty, subjscs 10 ~ d
ciaios Of The county Ds0oesaeie sooisae-
ing coovsatioo.
We ase authorised 10 saaounes Joha
E. Rylsad . Q candidate 6oe Criminal
Judes Of he 1ixsh Judicial Cisesis d
Johnson C0unty, ae The eaD0iag gooosol
slecsioa, subises to The sesios a ths Dsoe
cratic party.
We are AUTHORISED 10 anaounee IL
name Of u. q Ceaass - . candidate To-
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1880-05-04
HENRY.DAVIs0N.
4 Brilliant SOCIAL Affair IN Je6ar.
scn City Last
UtGht.

One 81 he u.oss brilliant soeisl til.
ample ever uilnssssd 10 JsAer.oa City
ock place LIST evening. the occasion being
the so' "a. -, Of the marriage Of Jesss
W. Her-v =" Mis> K,iis N. Dsvisoa.
The cerrs.Ua. ..s performed at The nj
ie.cs II L.: bri..e's father. BY the Rev. w.
A. Ms..ss. h,I,r Of the Episcopal church
II the: city. "a i-,ed By . bsosher oi the
groom, the Rev. Fsaak Henry, Of Macon
City.
The bride snd groom we're member
Of The hrss social eircles Of Js6<s-
soa City, The former being The
daughter u Dr. A. ~. DAviseo, The cell
known banker. and the latter he 500 Of
supreme Judge John g. Henry. Both Of
them IRE tn rossesson Of unusual per-
soasl gif'a snd dssesvs ell The heartfelt,
coagrasulaiioos their eounslsp ieisnds
have shOvesed upon then.
The bsi.ie wAs sitised il % sxQuisise
costume. Composed Of vhiss beocsdsd silk
Of rich pattern. cut a priaeess. With
pointed r-nier drsperies. ssinnsd with
elegant r"int lace; ornsnsnss. pearls and
dianonds.
The aliendsnis vess Mn Lucy Price
With NJ. Arthur u. HouGh; Nis Mias,s |
Dawson, cousis Of The hsids With NJ. |
Edwin silver, Mis Magic Ds,isos, sissse
Of the bride. With NJ. J. p. Lovs, Of Macon |
City. ard Mic May Psevest Of Fsyssts
9th NJ. Ralph Tslboss Of 81. Louis. j
Among the snesss were NJ. end hn
Grit Prather sod Mia Msesis Prsihss,
Nis Benson, NJ. and Mn. Williaa Hyde
and NJ. aud Mn. Charles Nsyssrd Of g.
Louis: Mn. B II. Wilsos Of Masshsl !;
Col. John +. Willisms and vile Of Mseoa
City; Me-ssA Robert J. Coleoaa
and r. Z. Williams end Mio Matte
Psswi,t Of Fsse,se; Mr.. Z. C. Johnsoa Of
Roshviile; Mia Jennie Overall Of g.
Mis&s Ida La and Birdie
Brest vi Hconv'lle; Hon. John Walker
Of Fsyet,e; Colonel w. 9. Sinp-
Nh and others The governor and biz
Mr.. J. B. Moasgonssy. the
judges Of the anpreme court and the state
O6cen generally. With their families. were
also 10 attend ,nce. Among the distin-
guishsi rcs.i>r.. Of the city Who vsss
prsses, ~ere Hon. II. Clay Ewing and vile.
Col. J. 4 Prne and vile. NJ. and Nm
Phil. E. CnsppslI. Mr.. and Mn. henry ".
Ewing. Hon. J. Ed Bslcb aud many oshsss.
A bsrqus, which ~ lsudsd Tor its pss.
lection Of elegance vas particles 81 sess
he esse,nony.
The w.dJing presents we're nunssous
md costly. consisting 81 . nag.i6esas
3,siavsy piano. iron Tie bsidss iathss,
elegant silverwsss, jevslRy. etc.
This evening . seespsioa will b sivso
he newly married couple b. Judes Heavy.
.,hes II the groom, 1t the judge rssidsaes
10 IsGerson City.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1880-05-04
SALME'S SHOOTING.
Walker Robinson Killed By Lloyd
Ray Over . Dobe Of
Ten Cents.

Al Sulphur Spring., in Saline eoussy.
juss after snsrise Sunday 0orniae, Lloyd
Ray, colored, shot and killed another COL
orsd man named Walker Robinsoo. after
which the Murderer visited Aanhall and
gave HIMSELF up 70 the proper authorities.
The circumstances in coonectioa with
the affair are shout a follow: Saturday
evening the oegross reading IN the Sulphur
SPRING. nsighborhood aassobled Il the
houss Of Abeso Bell, about one mile from
the Spring., for the purpose Of having .
dance. among the nunber being Robinson
and Ray, between whom . dispute arose.
The cause Of the trouble ~ over IN old
debt Of twenty-five cenis, which Robinsoo
claimed Ray owed him. Ray denied o..
ing hin quarter. saying b he'd given him
. slss Of beer end cigar. and only owed
him fifteen cents. This Robinsoa admitted
and said b would call Il equaEs Il be
would give him ses cents, which Ray prom
ised 70 do before b left Tie preoisea No
more ~ said uotil Tie dascs ~ break.
ing Up. shout sunr,ss 6ssdsy nornisg,
When Ray left The hose.
Robiosoa followed hin, and demanded
The ies csass. He creditor did sos reply
aud walked OF Robinsoa followed, caught
him By the shoulder. turned him around
ard s.ked him IL be Vss not worth tes
rents. R.y o~ser answered. bot drev hi,
pistol and 6red and ran acrs.s the 6rId'
into iiubes bosiom near b.. Rohinans
walked into the house s.yiag, - shot "a
death. He walked scso-s the rnow s.<
reached The doos on the oppo-iie side. chr.
he s.nk TO the q or. lie v.s laid On III
bed and rxpi Cd in twenty minutes.
TIE murderrd m % vss sbous tseni,
years Of ase. He. vith hia ssoahes IN.
ss~p-fasher. lived on . so.ll farm ah.u
half . nile from Bella. He ~ bar,
working. cell beh.v~d nseso.
Rsy. the ousdeses, lived jsss osasids Ii
city limits Of M.rshail. in vhsa i ksos
- NiReessOvn. and hoss ~ uaensi.bl
repuisiioa. He bod bio pse.,ois.sy II
snia.sioa yssssnisy setose' esiss C,one,
and HE Trial ~ -. fos Friday, lie 3Us
insk
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1880-05-04
FRED's FATE.
The Killing ofa Former Missouri
Pacific Cooduosoe By
Q Tramp.

There sse ieV ssilsusd oen in SsdsIis
but chat vill seoeobes-ssd re~embes
.rli. ioo-s young ssa n.n-d Fred
Sp~sih, Win. sons ih'ee ye.n s,nce. v.-
c,nducsos Il fseighs train on the Mo
snuri P.ci6c rod. He 6nsi ent-r~d the
Company employ - bssk<osa. setting IN
th.i c.psessy ios quito . ,ss;od II tine
siih C.aducsoes Aanniss. Co0ssuek and
oti.em. Bv sssics .l,en,ioa To busiues he
90 p'umosed, and rsn . train b~,vssn Se.
dslis aud Ksnsas City. A 10 where he
vent after having the P.ei6c the Bss,o i.
usiafosmed, bat il We ru@ored tbs, be
80 sesine in similar capacity IN the
Kass.s Pacific. And nov eow~s tie ssd
news Of his death, under the following cir.
cumsssnces:
Last Friday, as Wskends, while GlIiog
the portion - brskemsn On the Wabash,
81. Louis 4 Psci6c, Frrd put too ir.~ps.
one Of whom gave h,s name o. Geo. Frank
lio.o6 the train. This greatly ioceoaed them,
and Frsnkli"'s coupani"n. producing his
reso LIVER, remarked: I'VE have got some
thing thst will zee ~ through 70 Kansas
City"
"You wouldn't shoot, would your said
Fred. Who vss standing near. vhereupoo
the tramp answered silh IN oath, "yss I
wil'." Al this. Fred and smother brake |
man seis.d him and took bis revolver from
him.
Franklin stood By all lhis tine, but did |
not interfere. A. Fred and the Conductor
lurseL 10 get aboard the train again, and
Just - Fred had got on the sseps Of the c.
eoose, Frsoklin drew large navy revolver
md fred. The ball entered Fred's lef;
aru,, passed through the heart and clear
through the body. The bail WA sen, with
'uch terrific force that after Pa~ing through
he body az the murdered man il pene.
rated the vail Of the caboose. Fred got
inside the car snd crying MY God I'm
.illed." fell dead. The ciiiaens arrested
franklin and his partner snd took them
oCsrrollion, where they wers placed IN
ell. The body u the murdered msn vas
AIKEN to HE late residence ON t;errsee street
Il IL o'clock Saturday night, and IA. take o
. Hol.ien, No tor iniesm~"t. He lesv.s
s,dOw end two little children lie
'"a'd have been " yeam Of age to-day.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1880-05-04
Kindly Remembered.

Eev. II. X. Miller, pastor Of the Ohio
sire, Me,hcdi., church. hss beso presented
BY the usm5sr. Of his coosrsgstioa 9th .
.pleadid mich coz. for which be desires
TO return sincere thanks. Tue COW snd
her three GALLONS Of milk daily srs . sousce
Of pesl*tua! delight - the parsouses in
ms,ea. Such Q suhsssntial token Of friend
ship 10 no. % every day ocenrsoee. and The
BAsoo does not wooder that the gift i
fully appreciated.