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Herald of Kansas., 1880-06-11

Council Bluffs Globe

Council BIufTs Globe
Mr.. &. ". CatterIin. OF this city.
Is father ola girl eight years old on
the I'd of May last, who weighs lJI y
pounds The girl Is tall for AN
eight year Old all will agree. Mr..
Cattcrlin says his daughter Is in ap.
parent good health and has always
had ravenous appetite. They have
10 ration her food 10 her. She is SC
tive in getting around but experieu-
ces some tronb'e in her respiration.
She Is probably the largest child OF
heT age in thc State OF Iowa.
Herald of Kansas., 1880-06-11

Hotel Social Club Will ave-
green spot in the memorr - "
present last Welnesdav ovon;
The editor Of TIE Hnp
| KANSAS returns his Warmos+ ,ho.I
for special favors.
Through the Kindness Of Mr.
Wesley Brown, the mail. .carr;or
We have received ten copies of The,
Exodus, of June 9th, 1880, which is
published at Kansas CITY. Mr.
Brown says they were badly in
tended for THE HERALD. We guess
not They were probably inten ded
Tor t&at august body known as the
Refugee Board.
Dowding, the prince of bu schers.
having failed to receive the nomipa.
ton at Chicago, has concluded to
continue in the meat business, and
with this object in view will k eep
full supply of the best fresh and
dried meats to be found in Topeka
90 and see him.
On Tuesday night, the 10Th inst.
the commencement exercises of tho
undergraduates Of Washburne Col
lege took place in the Congregational
Tabernacle. The programme was
tastefuily arranged, and as whole.
admirably and agreeably executed.
Tlae Sabbath School Picnic
Given at the City Park Thursday
was participated in by the A. NJ. E.
Sabbath School, 81 NJ. Z. and Ash
bury Chapel schools, the two latter
attending by invitation. Appropri-
ate addresses were delivered by Revs
j. w. Brax'o on and w. o. Lynch.
lnducement to New Subscribers. |
AS an lnduccment to new subscrI- |
bers The HERALD OF KANSAS will !
be sent, postage paid, until January,
1881, for The small sum OF One
Dollar. The coming contest will be
an exciting one, ana The HERALD
shall be found battling for The recog-
lition of the colorcd man. Get up
'lubs at once. Where clubs Of ten
'r more are organized THE HERALD
will be furnished at Is cents per
'opy. All subscriptions payable in
.dvance
Herald of Kansas., 1880-06-11

The subscription price OF tbs
HERALD or kANsA~i> only 81. Thi.
ii 81 BE PAID IN ADVANCE.
As we have 10 pay CASH for everv-
thing we get, We cannot afford 10
print this paper for MERE PEOM-
ISES. This rule applies to ALL.
Herald of Kansas., 1880-06-11
d EN- n Z ST,

Oaice over Douglass JevelrY stsrr.
TorFXA, kAxsAs.
3.-I.
Herald of Kansas., 1880-06-11

Prof, j. j. Jennings has thoroughly
renovated his tOnsorial palace, under
knox's bank, and it now presents as
neat an appearance as any shop in
the city.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1880-02-10

They Run dewa- and 1gjure a
Aged Couple Returning from
Church.

b. II. Wood, ~ old srd respected
farmer, residing Ia the Aos!ey neighbcr.
hood, some eigh, miles souih~es, Of Sc
dsliz, called 1t the BAzo0 oihce last even.
ing. 70 subscribe for The paper.
Noticing bad-looking 6ruises on the
visitors face the intersiewer's pump sas
brought into requi-iIion when the follow
ing information vas secured.
On Sunday night last, Mr.. Wood sad his
vile attended divine service At the Pin Ok
school house. Living cIoss BY, when tie
services were over they etsrted Tor nome on
foot. Four boys, mounted on horses. dashed
along the road si bresk-neck speed. Re.
fore the aged couple could get out Of the
say, tie horsemen were upon them. Mr.
Wood aud his vile we're beth shocked
iows and ,rampled upon By the horses.
The old mau Was badly cut sb ut the head
and right shoulder, while the old lsdy re-
,eived such . severe shock 10 her system
that he il slill confined to her room.
The buys were sons Of Vim. Bryant and
Peter Smith, tso respected farmers ia the
Mosiey neig hborhocd. Mr.. Wood stste'
MS lntenli on to have the boys arrested.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1880-02-10
"A BAD POSTMASTER.
he Speculates on Uncle Sans
Postal 8fsmps and Gets
Nabbed.

W. ". Crave IS P4-.ma-,er a; Cross
Timbers, . ITO 81! settlement m Hickory
county. He gets no salary bat % allowed a
commission Of $40 on each 500 worth Of
stamps sold for sexual use ia the territory
tributary to his Office.
Graves wanted q rev hcuee. SO be pur.
Chased 800 worth Of Iumher from Mr..
L. II. Gauss, = Inerchsn; 3; the Gross Tim
bera. and paid HIM 10 post sxe siemps. The
Postofbce department, s,ii-6sd tina. Graves
was a-kinR Tor more stamps than The ;-eiii-
mate wants al hts -maii community de-
manded. zen, Special Agent Eisart.n. oi
St. Louis. to investigate. and on this ol6cisl'-
recommendation d~puy L. S. Msrsh.l
arrested the postmaster.
He wss hrough; 10 S~aalia an ., ihi-
morning. taken before L. $. Commissions
Scott for ex .nins,ion. The prisoner waived
preliminary investigation aud gave bond,
in the sum Of $50. for his appearance. 3,
J~6eraon City. 10 answer in the L. s Die
trict Court. Only . light bo.d vss re-.
quired. the rpecial agent dermins the
amount euf6eien!.
The chsnces are that the Gsv~-nmen.
will eowpromi-e the case. The pus.:.hmen'
prescrib-d is 6ne md imprisonment 10,
one yesr. He has also rendered bim.sl
liable to Indictment for pu,jury.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1880-02-10
WARSAW ITEMS.

From the Register.
Probate Court sill convene Monday
next.
james English hAs little child quite
sick.
Mr.. Shonlts, living o. Clear Creek, j.
reported quite sick.
Steam vac raised in the new mill Mon
day. IL is oow ready for active operation.
Little Sadie MCGOWAN wss quite sick
sunday. She got hold Of four %. bui,ie
OF glycerine, snd drsak about hall IL il.
Mn. Gresham, mother Of james r.
Grissham, died last night at her .oni- On
Turkey Greek, 81 the rye sge Of .ixiy-seven
years.
The Missouri Editorial convention
meets in Sedsiis on The llih of May, and
the Reg'<er pledges il-eif To have . repre-.
tentative present, and ne Will g. By the wsy
VI the NArrOw u .use.
MIR. A. ]. Yr.nstester, Of Alexander
township. brought to town Saturday the
Inst load vi railroad ties received At this
place. lie rays lac can make twenty lies
day, which makes him mors money and
pays beIler than any OIGer work be can do
George Yes,er, of Sed.lia, pa,,ed
through here Friday With slxiy he.d Of
Cattle. and eight OF ten mules, the result Of
Protrscted trading trip 10 the sonlh Ut
here. George says tie farmer. are .old,ny
their stock aoove the ~ .rket, aodthaI IL 10
> bard matter 10 strike trades with them.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1880-02-10
A SISTERS HONOR.
Rsvenged By her Brother. who has
Shot tho Cowardiy Ssduoer,
and Will do So Again.

From the Kansas City ri.,es.
Chief Of Police Speers received q postal
card from F. U. Woodward, asking Tor the
arrest of Charles Anderson, ~ the writer
"a. convinced that the latter would shoot
him on sight. Anderson Is IN employee at
King'ss ssssass..s, snd formerly sss'ded
With h sitter in Font Scott where
Woodw1sA eseshed in . store. He elaine
,hss sWsodvsrd ssiuoed his sister and
len her in Fort Scott when be esne to
Ksu>0C Ny. Some two months $50 he
wrote 10 her and promised TO marry her 1t
she would come to Kansas City. The girl,
who 10 described - pretty blonde OF S~eed'
i.h de~cen,, procured about forty dollars
and joined Wood~ard here. The polios
state ,ha, the latter took her 10 Variety
theatre ANA while there induced her ." give
up her monsv. after which he deserted her.
The hsosher followed them to kansss City
aud sest his dieter home, and says that
Woodward had an abortion performed upon
her from the effect. Of which she died.
Deseroined upon revenee, Anderson fol-
loved his sisters betrsyer and one night
last week shot hun, on the levee near
The foot Of Main etreet, INJECTING
two wounds, neither Of which vas danger
ous, and Woodward escaped. Since tia!
time the latter has avoided Andersen, and
wisely, for the brother says he il deter
mined 70 kill him. Cniess Woodward
swears ont q warrant against the boy
the police viii not make the arrest.
II be is not guilty Of the terrible
cline charged sgsinst him, his Prol'e'
couree would be to have such = wsrr.nI
issued and settle the difficulty under the
protection Of the Law. il he is guilty he
is unworthy of protection, and the brother
action will be appisudedt oy all those whf
value womsnis honor At its true worth
Anderson IL mere youth. but determIr.
in his manner. He will certainly Kill
Woodward If the opportunity presents
iteelf.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1880-02-10
POLITICIANS DREAMS.
What the Great Men OF the Nation
Say in Their Sleep.

The Cincinnati Eaqwirr IL responsible
for the following faithful report Of "wha,
Ihev say in their sleep"
Dun Cameron Grant will not accept,
I will take u myself, hy gracious.
Secretary Shermsn-I am undoubtedly
the greatest Per-on this century has pro
duced.
Ex-Iiovernor Sey mour-- Genilsmen, your
-" (-norss e.lmly. bu, FIRMLY.
Senator C"skiing-Whsi n rshuke nv
election would he tn shsi plebrisn Sprsgu~
Sensior Bisine-Mr. lager.oil 10 right.
I .m. indeed, plumed knight. sm slso
. eeahor>e on Wheels.
General Grsnt-Do lock like person
who would decline a thing after going
around The world to get il?
S~nzior Shsroa-l am the roe Of myself,
I am the lily Of the valley. an for .
isct. ....
Hendricks -On-e far sli. will play
,-cond-6ddle To nobody. (Kicks Mrs. II.
oct At brdD.
Colonel lneersoli-I sm sure Blaine
would do the Lsn.i.nae thing by me. am
strongly il favor OF that excellent per.on.
Mr.. Tildsa-ls ~ not good ior man tn b.
aloae. I'll esst end . wife, ] will u least
buy . deg.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1880-02-10
From the 81. Louis Tunes.

Washington. Feb. 6.-The substance
As we'll rs the name Of victory is re-
Rarded here as being with General
Grant. The delegation of the state Of
Pennsylvania was not carried as spon.
tsnecusly rs it was hoped II would be.
But the vote Of Pennsylvania is verv
important. whatever may be said ahou,
the spirit in which il is given. The
Harrisburg convention reveals the i'm.
pOrtant truth that General Grant il in
the presidential contest To stay. Call
il = scramble or not be has entered
upon il aud he is known to he q ..stsv.
err The impression here in the
midst Of the best informed '.insisle"
politicians is that the Grant men will
be able to nominate their man What
ever the fight against him. and that
they intend to do il. Cameron him.
elf Is not exuliant but is cun6,ient.
OF course General Grant has been in.
formed Of every step in the contest
!. and bee scaaissesd 10 the action Of
bic friends.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1880-02-10

Jacob Coffman,a brakeman on the Mis-
eouri Psci6c, has charge Of one Of thu
finest furnished cabooees in the west-ca-
bose No. z. IL 10 carpeted and number
of handsome pictures are suspended in the
reception ROOM.
-rL9e willshortly be running between
St. Louis and Ogden Q lIse Of Pullman
hoco1 can. via The Missouri Psci6c, Kan
aaa Pacific, Denver P.ci6c and Onion Pa
ei6e railroads. The cara are nov being
buik ~ the Pullman car works in Detroit,
and viz be. When compiete, the most per
secgesgD e their kind in existence.
"A Washington .pecisl eay.: The sr
Kumeot Of railroad men fos reducing the
DUG On sesl mills based On Representations
that it would prove 70 the advantage OF
boe1eproducer and consumer, In . decrease
Of freight tatea, .is having much ef3tc;
ame0g both eastern sud western ass0bera.
The >co0oitsee Of ways and means will
agree 70 report . bill reducing the duty
froa tvansy-eight TO fourteen dollars.
"A aeetiag Of the General Mansgere
end 0eaessI Passenger Agents OF the rcada
leading to Missouri, Kanssa, Colorado and
Nehr.sks points wss held in Cichaeo. for
The purpose Of agreeing upon measures for
the maintenance OF passenger rates 10
points 10 the West. The difficulties wer~
discuuBed st-itsRs&, tst sbey we're sasble
10 come TO any agreement. So long ~ the
syaiem Of paying commissions q sdhered TO
it will - useless to Try to mssuiais rates.
A Assick from D.lIa., Tex.., ays
relisble ad4ien have beee reosived these .
the. >e1S thH Jay 0oslA - rhoos
Scott. - representing the Texas 4 Pacific
and Missouri, KansD q Texas rsilroad.
have purchased al tie oueoianAing bonds
and secusitin Of the Dallas = Wichita
road, Which Viii BE- extended = - to con-
meet Nth abe Deni.on a Pacific extension
Of the H. K. 4 T. tkua mixing Dsll.s
the terminus Of the n, K. 4 +, and make
the latter . competing lice with ahe rexas
Central road
"A loco0ctise % he Penylvssia rail-
road made the fasteal time a record few
evening" ago. 1t was ordered from the
round hosae 10 tie sesoe q a aocidest,
and <sns sixty mill = ioNy-9ss misutes
s9fdGhs ASotd9 ~ eegiuSee. speakipg
Of he run 10 a dii1sion superintendent,
ssid: "f%s Nile skeered once, svhea !
thought les atsiehi eeain' - a9is
me; 1T h w. oaly skees. IsisifsJnQ il
wss . mighty purity run, but sonetines her
"hs:'s didst sssn 70 ech tss rails fer
R- d,
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1880-02-10

sre more prevslent and distressing than
biliious disorders. The symptoms are iov
spirits, want Of energy. re-ile~ness, head.
sche, 40 appetite. sailow skin, c,siiveness
and other ailments which shov the liver is
in deceased state and needs regulating,
end the proper way 10 do it is u uee "DR.
SwAYNEs TAI AID SARsAPARlLxAP ILIs.n
Their eject on The liver end blood II Won.
derfuI. removing pimples and ell erupiions.
leaving the comp'exioa fair and fresh ~ in
yosth. P"ice Is cent box Of thirty pills,
or Eve boxes for $l00. Sent BY mail 90
receipt OF price. BY Dr.. S.syoe 4 Son, $50
\ Sixth street. Phil.delPhis. Sold b.,
~ Leading dsaegista
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1880-02-10
BOON VILE.
Personal Religious Masquerade
Ball-A Gizl who Proposed to
"Flve Dollar" the Boys.

Rev M.ieris .nd V lie. Of ksn-as Cns
have oern vi-''lu. mere The past week.
Tom Dunnic, snd S:.ee,i Stevens will
attend the b'd mosque ~ the Babe IN tn
Noc,.-.''
--S,nter II e.. have bought on, H..
grocery .tnr-s IT Wooiridse n B,os., snG
>ctnbsrt n Co.
SEQ s'!vsr,i-sm~n, in this paper 81
T.. fh-lps. Who ADVERTISE tioroug:,bf,u
.Oui,Sy and rgs-.
Nj J. W.r,nin,er. Z O.. IN oh ard r.
-i~c;-si ci,iI oi thu. pisc-, ~ quite nj AIT;
cV6hned to h's house.
Col. Stephens and family retasaeS
from 81. Loni-, on thursday night, where
they have te~n all winter.
the B,p,,-t Churcn, With s,ms shaw ~ :,
-lccr-siui rand On the sinnsr-.
Cot Stephen M. had saw mil
er. TED = few MILF est oi town for sasin.
ou, t,e- tor the y. v. Is. RI
A pro'Tac,sd meeting j. bsin. hslt q
the Germ N Nei ho,ii-t church IA 'hi- cily.
The church il beautifully decorated.
w. NJ William sad MIR Drsffen arr a.
Versailles wrestling With snotiv i,w points
b, fsre Judge Ed~ard- IN The c'rcui, cocs,
Il. v. stephens rs be-. chosen one 81
the directors Sf the Centred " ,tipnsi b,nk
tie j. a very ycarg director, but n",wi,h-
standing THAT wears his honor- m.ekiy.
The ms.4usr .Je ball. m ','-nnrrow
nigh, H. 10 he the rechesets Il! i'r of thu
.ess n in Central Mis-ou'I. fnrspisn Hail
ha- been most el,brs,siy decorated. and
will be . beau,y 10 look upon the gas
iign, isshed uPen the gro,e-q'e 62ire- aud
fiue decorations.
The old and reliable c!o,hier, Henry
Waterman, hss anid out his business a,
Roonv,iI~ To- his s,n, Jo:.n W,,-r,nsn apd
joe X ,zrntspp1 aud tn Sii.:n~s4 az tne
same stand will b. r-ait.r be conducted b.
and under the hrn name ci Waterman Il
kox .nbsGm.
The Tiid Balance" ~ rev paper
that xili ne i--usd 10 that's civ hv >o-, q
tt'tri-, Cf-utSf tt tur Ntstfti .Ntltttf
Bank. in a f-w days. l. Wilt - devoted ,o
b., king. railroad ~ ant -,ri,nb",,Irs
The BAzoo hes ~ '!oat, u,.' :hi' j, ell. ~
ably coniuc,-d ant viii peo.iIee ,,s-is
sensation in newspaper .iei.s.
--One dsv la, week = voang .,siv -nlsr-
ell the Cer:rs' N,iirea, B,.k tnd Inquired
tor yoang man c.'nBrcts,. With 81, hshk !;
the Young man cane "a The .font. and axe
her Whist 49, w,n;si. You have been
talking ab,nt mo-" said The visitor. AMI
she wspt ecpiou-iy. My God! womar,"
replied the trembling CLERK. "vhv never
.a~ you before in ms LIE" rh.a ,hs VT
man quickly glide! out. Sire n-yt ri-';-d
= furniture manu- actnrsr sb'i secured IL
inr her husband. representing thar he was =
tir-,-cias- mechanic. Here sue asked ior ar
advance oi S5-but di.i"'t get il. Her ias,
,et VA To glide out OF hotel where abe was
stopping, without paving for her dinner
She wac line lo.king. dishing sor, o!
Young woman. The hoy. voted her ''.uney"
~ a ".lick one" NJ one knows where she
came from OF whittier she went.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1880-02-10
ANATIONAL SCANDAL.
How the Beautiful Female
Clerks in Washington
Are Ruined.
The Procuress for Bswdy
House in the Employ Of the
Government.

From sue Ws-hiUStvu E.-ui,i.g CrI'r-
In circiss 40 which cicIk- IN the -sseral
Government departments III ih,- civ
are more or les closely connected. Il ere j.
nov being whispered Il story, the ds'si'- cs
which, il fully proved, eiii rain the chsr-
acrer o! : number Of fernale clerks iG tine
Treasury Department ard ore or 'So
members Of Con- ress, particularly S-na-
tor from the Sou,h. The sicr;s- :hos; link
together the names Of this Senator and =
handsome young lady Of the Treasury, and
the dsrcio~urr OF their intimacy ard
the peculiar circums, snces which brought
il about ere particularly inter--,Ing.
and IL properly sxPo-e'i, =. certain
parties acquainted with the facts are
noe making sn sf.r, to DO. il will re.ui'
disssirou~ly for the social ard political
standing of the parties more prominently
interested. The outline Of the "a ,ir Vac
PLACED in the possession az the reporter vi
fhe Clifie this morning, Who at out To 80
Gu all the facts connected ~,b the es-e.
il possible, ard succeeded in getting a
pretty we'll Connected story, but nnne Of the
p.riie- hy whom tie information uss given
we're willing 20 take anv responsibility
One geail-nsn, VII. IL more than usually
interested in the fate ard good name Of one
of the ladies implicated, drsir.d that moth
ing of the al ir be published ~ all, inss-
much "a he ws- ende.soring 20 take legal
stess in the matter and appreciated that
any publication nos would injure his pro-
possd prosecution. ~ the parties possessing
the inside history o! The cs-e refuse 20 take
The responsibility Of cha, they s'a'e. Ac-
eording to their siories, there is nov
employed ia The Tre.sarey q woman vino,
under the guise Of clerk, u acting in the
capacity Of . procures. for . disreputable
house on Eleventh street. To this hous~
she h.s enticed several Of her more attract
i've and un.n.peciing sisier clerk, and once
here they have been introduced to nem-
bers Of Co"gre-, and. eventually. fast liver
md ruin. One Of her Latest victims u .
handsome young lady. vho sas there intro
luced TO Senstor from Southern Stsie
peniiooed shove. Fear Of shame which
would fall upon her IL the mstter we're
.nown sealed her lips till few evening. |
GO, when the truth sas discovered By = !
.rn,l- msn BY whom sue is much 'e.pec,ej,
'nd to whom che made . COMPLETE con-
eeion. These are the particulars in cub |,
lance, and u u more than probable ihsi
he whole story will be made public in .
sw dsya.-
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1880-02-10
IN THE TO. Is.
Tho Sad Experience Of Two
Printers Just in From
Kansas.
They are Held for Murder and
Arson and Narrowly Escape the
Wild Fury OF mob.

On the morning Of the e2nd Of January.
3. the BAzoo reader. we're promptly III
formed, The G'o.e printing Office q, Cherry
vsie. Kansas. vac destroyed by 6:e. AMI il
the ere three men loo, their lives, nv Ihs,
most terrible 81 ali deaihs-cremaiion.
Yesterday there arrived in the city iso
printer, Red Herndon and his c"mpsnion.
who-e name e-cAPrd the Reporter. H-rn
don j. An old typ, having b..n At the case
over Is years. Thr-e two n,-n .ese charged
with firing the printing ofhce .bose r~-
ferred TO. ard, although their innoce.c.
s-s established. their sI.-sri~nee wa =
very bitter one
Rcd" reluctantly sub..ii,,ed to he qn.--
toned by a BAzSo representative ard told
the f"iioxi.y tale
''Y"a zee we ~sre prospecting throUy'
K.nsas, s:cng The line %. the l. l. 4 q
road, stopping here sna there i"r ~.,k SHE,
our fund. T,n !o~. Retaining from ;h'
southern te,minu- II the rusj, ~,
halted At CLsrryvsle ior iabu, ard re-
feesh men,, ard an iE:srnsl!v aad hsit fu'
~ il ~.-. W. s~uI Ia the GioJe .iic-, AIT,
Henderson, i:,e Fireman. gave u an Vsdv'
for bid nj the hotel. &c promising g.
so,k the nsx, day. We -sep; scnu:l.. io-
se we're very ,isr-,. and ~L-n ..,Inin.
came wr found that the o-fics tai burn-,
M. Atvut noon Ne :.ii ;as to~n IN --src.
Of work el.e~ here.
"The rex; day. while ia The depot a. II
Scott, = party Of detective and oihcrrs ~
rested u. W.. acre roughly hsnni-d sns
taken back to Che,ryvsi. There N q
-hzniv oi A. JUSTICES c:fic. ss tsd h. t.,'
eii Of = preliminary eS..sinsr N. 'si
you, IL ~ss ia, ID. \ no~,ing n"i
flied the room. Ct-rryvaie l. hear where
the Brnd~r- lid ihei. terrible deed a
blood, and ID. ions haired far .ns.s .I' say.
age. Jus, iocS al that !-liow,' -sid oIs
old cus.. pointing at zoe. shy his very is.s
shows him 80 be a murderer.
Then they ic,,k u io Independence AT.
ru; u in j,:l. ". "-re ;'.r. Ivr tea ia.-
and nights, sni t -.-,ue.i an eternity Il
wa- h. OF earth. W -iyp; .. ar ir"'
&, .or, without ,vea biInse;.
Again We ~.r- ;.k-n 81 C'.rrr. s,l-
when the authorities 49, sise >si; . Il iiI
Nc we're ,Gn.scent q tie isriib'. charges
..is.ie sgsin.t ~, and a. were -t, at iiberi:
Ia \ free msn. :'aI ~ i t,rp,i ihst
should ever <, through ;hst terrible ~.
yer ence again. l - nv. tina, :'n.iing
de.,~rsis mot aid h,Eg u bath. l',d
,rrn,'lr, Y.u ii-, la, Bid"
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The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1880-02-10

The Subscriptions Still Pouring In.

The proposition TO erect . suitable monu-
meut over the grave Oi the deceased jour
uaiis,, W. H. Nusiord. meets With general
favor.
The Moherly Moaitr Of Friday evening
contains the following: A note from J.
West Goodwin Of the Sedalia BAsoo. sk-
ing tha, subscription he taken ny in the
Monitm Office to assist ia building a monu-
ment orer the remain. OF the late ". H.
Mugtord, wac received the afternoon. la
too minutes the boys subscribed s., which
Mr.. Goodwin can get BY drawing o. the
Office
The following subscriptions to the fund
are announced, ia addition to tho-e previ-