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The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1880-08-17

Special to the BAzoo.
OewEGo. KAs., July ., 2.32 p. NJ.
The train from Cherryvsle did not bring
any of the old neighbour Of the Bender
family, and things stand % they did in my
last dispatch. Prosecuting Attorney Wa.
ters il convinced that the prisoner
ARE NOT THE Blenders,
hut half crazy old couple Who have been
tramping for months. He says they will
be held for few days to await develop
ments. but be expects nothing new to be
| unearthed. There is not the least excite
ment and even II the old man should h
identified - Bender there would be
NO DANGER OF LYSCHISG
ct least not for the preaent. You may se
il down for almost . certsinty that the q
called Benden are myth.
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A Cincinnati Man Who Proposee
to Fast Forty One Days.
Clncinnati Commercial

Mr.. NJ. d. O'Halloran, who is quite
well known among the local politicians,
and two years ago headed an Irish
labor movement which acquired some
strength. has challenged DIR. Tanner
10 fast in this city. to be COM
menced at the doctors earliest con-
venience. The length Of the pro-
posed fast il to be forty-One days. The
arrangements. including the amount
| Of the stake, will be left entirely to
DR.. Tanner. with the eingle exception
that Mr.. OHallOran stipulates that
the fast must take place in Cincinnati.
Mr.. O'Halloran is confident that he
can endure as long as DR.. Tanner, and
that he can come out OF the fast ID the
best condition.
ehouh DR.. Tanner decline to &C.
cept tine challenge. Mr.. OHalloran
stands ready to make an experiment OF
a long fast alone. He will make the
time Of his fast one day longer than
that of DR.. Tanner in New York
that is, if DR.. Tanner holds out for
forty DAYS. he will fast for forty-one
DAYS, or if DR.. Tanner endures only
thirty-6ve days he will undertake to
fast for thirty-six days. He has
, selected DR.. Pierre as his physician,
whom he knew in the old country.
Mr.. OHalloran states that at the
time DR.. Tanner began his present
fast, he also undertook to live with
out eating. and held out for Eve days
: during which time he lost the same
number of pounds of flesh which Dr.
: Tanner was reported to have lost thu
first FIVE days. For the next elevei
DAVIS Mr.. O'Halloran ate very sparing
" and found that his condition i'm
proved out Of all proportion to tn
amount Of food he took. His onl!
backset came from taking, through
the bad advice Of some friends, it'll
beer, which made him nearly sick
During his proposed fast he says h
will drink nothing but water. II h
undertakes to fast alone he will g
lect as quiet a place As can be found
in the belief that rest and absolut
quiet will assist him materially in 81
during to the end of the apPointe
time.
In q conversation with a CONNIE
cial reporter last evening, MI
O'Halloran stated that his reason II
wishing to undertake . fast in Ci
cinnati Is that the Cincinnati phys
clans, including DR.. Pierre. ridicule q
idea that fast for forty days is pos
bic. He wants to correct them {
that point. He is shoe-cutter !
trade. and il employed at No. l
n West Sixth street. He is in midd
''o life, With . normal weight Of abo
II, one hundred aud City pounds. He
ny is Q chance for . starving sho
Of whether DR.. Tanner accepts the ch
lenge or not.
DR.. Tanner Is still in the same &
- dition. He took his usual drive
mo no 6. returning At 8. having 6llet
pemijohn at the veil. He reti'
%, at 9:45. His pulse ~as "a; te
a.. perature. $3.50; respiration. ]
n. weight. 100 pounds.
loo. -0ichsr Brothers ere still in tn J.
nth 9th fresh cakes. and svssytb.o
,. snaisesieassy line. Call o. tie =. q
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1880-08-17

There are no amusemeota In heaven
10 so.sips. no wedding, no conventions. no
6shine-uoshinR bot sitting around and
feeling good.-7st~a9s.
That iso's much better than IN easy seat
in cool spot bssids big wster~elon, ex.
esps, psrhaps, you don't have The supple
mental pains hslov your loser vess button.
o. disorsssiss yoar eorns By eollidins With
sAaiss. vAile hsnsIag lss JaDaies gisgsr.
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Third Dispatch.

Hpecial IN the Bsz""-
OswEoO, August 3.
When the train arrived mere there Wa
no crowd in attendance, rs the officers were
not expected until the afternoon train.
The prisoner were in anything but pleas
ant frame OF mind. M they we're taken from
the train, but when no demonstrations were
m .de. they seemed TO feel as il agrrst load
had been lifted from their minds.
Fort Scott was the only place on the trip
where the crowd expressed Themselves. and
there were q number Of shouts Of "hang
'em" "bring a rope" etc.
The prisoners we're remanded u Jail and
will he identified to-day or discharged.
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can truly ssy thst I owe ny present ex-
is.esce and happy restoration to the hopes
and joys Of life, TO the uss Of Warner'S safe
Kidney and Liver Cure, and cay 70 every
oos suffering from soy manner Of kidoey,
Liver O urinary trouble, "Uss this remedy
s,d vocovsr." W. +. SANFORD,
0ellsy, n. T., Feb. e, 1850.
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Lsst evening, ct the residenee Of Rich
ard Baker, grocer and fruit dealer on Ohio
street, besvesso Third add Fourth streets,
Rev. Miller uai,ed in vedlock NJ. Guy
McC.bs and Ma Belle Smith, both Of
Knobaoasaf.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1880-08-17

A Boy Eleyon Years Old Sent from
Texas to Philadelphia by
Express.

In care Of the express messenger on the
nor,h-bound NJ. X. Il T. train. this morn
ing, wss . boy only eleven years Of age,
named Eddie Ruzby, who had fastened in
the button hole OF his coat tag, on which
wss written:
Isaac BURY.
l2S North Delaware avenue.
Philadelphix, Pa.
The little fellow was turned over to
Agent Fsulhsber ct this point, and on the
arrival Of the east bound Pacific express
wss placed IN charge of the agent and
s,a'ted on his journey east.
The boy vss corralled BY . BAzoo re-
porter on the platform before the train
pulled out, and . portion Of his history
s.s learned. He formerly resided in
Philsdelphis With his father, who removed
to Hearn, Texa., fvs years since. Some
four months ago his parent This mother
having died q number Of years sgo) died,
and the child vas eft With no one to care
for him. His uncle, Isaac Buzby, was no.
tilted. and forwarded the money to pay the
little ones fare to Ph,lsdelphis. Think
ing il would not be safe to have him travel
alone, he WA placed in charge Of the ex-
pre~s company, and in their care he will
20 through to his destination. The novel
" Of the thing attracted no little attention,
but the boy did not seem to mind IL, and
answered ali questions promptly.
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Gone 0llmmeriug.

Billy Riley seens 70 hsve hard time
Of IT keeping tenants in his property vert
Of town known - the 81 arm" After
Madame Hicks retired from the ring and
disposed Of her household edects. Riley Re-
purchased them and started Stella Seymour.
sho bed been bosrder. up in business.
Since she has he'd control Of the rancho,
the place has eaioed IN unenviatls noso-
riety, and ai intervals Of three or four dsys
the Farm vas visited By rough customers.
vbo generally wound up their visit By en-
gasing IN . eight. Tis said that money
did NOT Aov freely into he pune Of the
msdsme. 90 abe concluded to clos, which
che did yesterday. The bosrders we're To-
forwed that they would have TO look else
where for accommodsiions. and yesterday
afternoon they we're ssrollise around th'
city, seeking whom they might devour.
They we're . hard looking lot Of bats.
and the cay, By getting rid Of then, ma,
Ieonsidss itself nine time winner.
1 ~
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That Dead Horse.

The Case Of Goodwin, liveryman, against
Emmett King, Ernest Lsmy and Thos.
Finley vac on trial this afternoon before
Squire Webber. Goodwin claims that
they, by hard driving, killed . horse BE-
longing to him. 1t appearing to the court
tina, two Of the defendants we're infants,
and too young to plead in . court OF JUS
tice, Cam Sneed vas appointed guardian
Tor them. The young ladies With whom
the defendants we're buggy riding at the
time when the alleged hard driving OF the
horse Was done have been subpensed, and
many other witnesses have been called.
Three lawyers on each side are employed
The suit could have been compromised for
S25. The costa will doubtless far exceed
that amount.
Since the above wse written, the defend.
ants, through their attorneys. asksd fo'
q change Of venue, and the same VA
granted, the case being transferred q
Squire Fishers court, and set Tor Thur
day next.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1880-08-17
.Swaine's Ointment and Pills

EVER KNOWN.
Curing the most inveserate case OF skin
such rs letter, salt rheum, scald
head, barber. Itch, sores, all cr,sty, scaly
skin erup,ions. and that distressing COM
plant, itching piles. As blood purifier
and regulator, Swaine'. Tar and Sarsspar-
lila Pills are excellent. Cure -ick and
nervous headache, dyspepsia, indigestion,
ward oil malarial fevers, cleansing the sys-
ten and bowels Of all impurities, restoring
to healthy activity every organ Of the body.
Price 3 cents box, Eve boxes 81. Oint-
ment 50 cents, three boxes 81 .2o. Can be
-ent BY mail to any address on receipt OF
price. Address letters, DR.. Swayne 4 Son,
40 North Sixth street. Philsdelphia. Sold
nv all leading druggists
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We often wondered What induced Dr..
Boil to induce his celsbssied BABY Syrup.
but ve uodesssssd sov, ihss b. vas snas.
sisd nan.
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No Good Preaching.

No man cando a good job Of work preach
. good sermon, II. . Law suit veil. doctor
. patient, write . good article when he
feels miserable and dali, With sluggish
brain and unsiesdy nerves. and none should
make the attempt in such condition when
il can be 40 easily and cheaPly removed BY
a little Hop Bi,iers. See other column
1y,,nnu Tihes.
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s. a = 80: s :c::is: : g: -: H.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1880-08-17

BY the use a; Fellows Compound Syrup
Of Hypophosphises the blood is speedily
vitalis<d and purified, and 20 made caps
bic Of producing sound mind and sound
bos}v
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1880-08-17
Married.

Las, night. At the residence oil n. J.
Douglas. BY Squire A. ID. Fisher, Mr.. -
Holderman, OF Bstes county, and Miss
Amanda Glass, of Butler, No.
The groom is . prominent stock man
and the bride il cousin Of Mrs. Douglas.
Al the conclusion Of the ceremony, con-
sratu:aiion- we're in order, after which an
elexan, supper ~ss enjoyed b. all present.
Lest night, At the residence OF >. l..
Highleyman, on Broadway, BY the Rev.
Aug. Pistol, Of the German Lutheran
church, Mr.. John NJ. Shull and Mis- An
ME Brunge-.
A splendid coilsiion wss served By SIGH
er Bros. in the p.rlon Of Ms. Higbleyusn
af:er the ceremony had been performed
and number Of valuable and useful pres
eu,s we're given the newly welded couple
BY their friends.
The young people who have thu. started
on, on iiie's voyage are the recipients o
the BAzoo's be-t wishes.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1880-08-17

An Elegant Toilet PREPARATION,
hair dressing and restorative = found in
"London Hair Color Restorer." II seldom
tails to restore gray or fading hair TO iss
original youthful color and beauty. Fall.
ing hair il checked BY 10 nee, and il pro-
duces . growth Of beautiful young hair,
soft. glossy and luxurient that surprises
every one. Thsse properties added to its
exquisite perfume aod purity Of compost.
ton, render il the growing fasorise Of the
toilet everywhere. Il certainly 10 the most
clsanly and effective hair ressoser nov BE-
fore the American people.
A. A. Gib.on, Barrytovn, Clutches.
county, n. Y. writes: Dr.. Svayos 4 Son
. Philadelphia. Gents. enclose possol6cl
. order for s.; please ssod ne one doses
. "Londoo Heir Color Rsstores." il Be,
' stopped nv hair froo falling, and restores
, il TO il natural color. IL has proven satis
' factory in every rsspsce The "Losdos
y Hair Color Resaoses" cas b obtaioed o
oil the leading drussisss u Is esoss . Bot
tie.
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She subsequently removed hack to
Illinois, and was married 70 AcGregor ID
that stste, bat in what year she did nol
know. This i The story abe told
your reporter, bat to others she stated i
A,6sssotly. Condor says abe b th'
d-dest liar b ever met
When asked about The confession boil
vess reported 70 have made. the old 10
nan desisd most enphstically that the
sssr did make anything 81 tie kind. an
nthis ssssstioa shs Ne corroborssed b!
~ husbaad.
Ns0sgs ao0 not dsay thst
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Babcock's Fine Favored Cigars.

DIR. Buli'. Baby Syrup is in good de-
msnd everybody spesks we'll Of it. The
price il only Is cents.
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'1IZId!IiRilIIlIJII3

MUSICIANS saw il is . PERFECT sCreTl-
fTUTE. for the sulphste quinine. superior 70
tonic properties. and produces no disasreescso
effect.
Does the Same "a Snlphate Quiniue Sold
nv all Druggists, sent by mail, pr'ce yIoo peS
o. Billings. Clapp Co., CHsMtsfs. hoaton-
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1880-04-13
TRUSTEES SALE

w#ynrAs. J. 4. vsndergrff by his certain deed
Of trust dated the It'll day OF March. ISIS and re
corded ia the Recorders ONCE Of Petts county.
at deed hook II, page s. conveyed to the under
~isncd u. +. short, all his right, title, Interest
and estate in and 10 the following described real
estate situated in the county Of Petus, state OF
Missouri VIZ Fourteen and oi-ip acres on %
the south side of the south half OF the SCUM
east quarter of section thIrty-six, IN tS"nshP
Sorty-eiyht Of range twenty lone, ana tnl!tS-se'eh
and So i0l acres of of the north side OF lot two,
of the northeast quarter Of section one IN
township forty seven Of range twenty one. ssid
last described tract beng s-3i CHAINS wide on the
east end and i0-57 chains wide on the west end.
containing IN all hfty-txo and 53 iOO acres. when
said CONVEYANCE was made in trust to secure the
PAYMENT Of eight certain promsory notes 10 said
deed described, and whereas, the s%d notes nave
become due and unpaid. new, therefore, IN &C.
cordance with the provisions OF sa'd deed OF
trnst and at the request OF the legal holder OF
said notes. I shall proceed to sell the above de
scrihd real estate nj the court house door IN the
CITY OF S.ialia, in the county OF Petts, state
aforesaid, to the highest bidder for cash, at pub
lie auction, ON
MoNpAY, TIE I'D DAY OF MARCH. 1850
between the hours 81 nine in the forenoon AMI
nye m the afternoon Of that day, to satisfy said
note, together with the cost and expense OF exc
curing this trust. U.F. ShOkf.
I-Newge Trustee
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been playing his funny business
here. and we'er trying to find out
who it is" The man made no answer
and drew away from them. They
followed him till he reached the
middle Of the street. where he too
disappeared, as though he was a
veritabIe naturalization. The entire
party insist that their eyes were not
taken from him an instant, hut It Is
possible that they are mistaken.
They retired to the interior at the
cabin, broke open door commu-
nicsting with Barbour's room, which
had hitherto been securely nailed.
produced several bottles, Of various
sizes. ami curious medicinal lsbels,
proceeded to make rye faces. con
tinuing the spiritual examination till
daylight. Hernandez says. in the
language of Hamlet. that If he 4
again i~ih-resl he will make ghost
of him that let's him"
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PUBLIC, SALE.

Where's on the frs, ,lsy Of SeptciI t-r. A. D..
Is.t !. y. Baker. and Mary NJ Rak"r. '''d hy
nh. lr TRUST ,l-.d Of that date, sell and convey
an. warrant :. Newton trustee, and his -t"'~S-
~or~ IN ,r,i-i, the folluuiI.: described property,
~ Wit The southwest quarter IT the Southeast
quarter. ~ section fifteen. am thirty acres %"
tne ,,-t -i,ie "t ;he southeast I'rtfisr. ~ IN"
southwest quarter at section hnr"n- township
forty five md Tia. southeast quarter ~ the h"tth-
was; aiartrr 1T the southwest quarter. Section
thirty tive. township ,rty sin. ali III rang, t""h'
two west of five T. NJ Petti- County. Missouri.
to serrrs the payment of one Thousand dollar.
AMI due N nvc from the eafe of renewa TOT
three years from September 1873. thereof. NV,
,ng ten per cent. interest per ann'iin. payable
setii-anniillly, ~ manifested by the INTEREST
coupons to sand bonds attached. for The sum
Of - respectively, PAYABLE every SIX months
,iuriux the time said bonds hat TO run. AND
whereas. IT IL provided In sa trust deed thai Iva
case of i. FAULT M the payment Of sand bonds OF
interest coupons at fn:,tnrif! tue >.i uG>'es' "s
IN the event oi his absence from the state "t
Missouri or inability TO act, hts SUCCESS III
tru.t. Charles Shaekleford, or the acting she':1"t
Pctris county. Missouri, -houi''. upon Tue
appl..;,t,.,n 1T the lega! holder OF SAID oohus.
after having advertised the same tor twenty da!.
IN public newspaper sand Pettis county, ssii
said PR misses ami all right and equity OF re
| demption and homestead If said y. bsk~i
and wife. their heirs and assigns. at the court
house door. IN Pettis county, to the hixhe-'
/ briier. for cash. and execute anu denver 10
conveyance IN tee To the premises ;" sold,
| and apply the proceeds thereof IS IN said
| trust il provided, all of which Will more
| h,ily appear by reference To record OF said
| trust deed in book = page AS Of Pettis county
/ trust deed AMI mortgage records And Whereas
\ defsust has heen made in the payment Of the IN
| terest coupon due on the lst day Of March. \ -
\ lsso aud by reason Ut sand default the Prfne,Pa
+, Aforesaid has become due. And whereas said ,.
! Newton and Charles Shacklsford Is absent from
the state OF Missouri. and the legal holder OF sad
bonds has applied to the undersigned To >ei >aid
! premises Now, therefore. publ. notice - here
| by given that I will by virtue ut power Ia n'e
| vested by said trust deed. sell said premises
| hereInt,eforc .ieseTItS,',
| ONTIiE 18th Day of APRIL. A. ID. 1850
AT the door Of the court house ia Ssdslia, Prtti'
county Missouri between the hours of ten ana
four OF that day. the highest h,d'i"r for cash.
and convey To the purchaser or PURCHASERS. ty
deed la fee -impi sll the night u!" ami interest
/ of saldI. n. Baker and wife and their heirs sni
| assigns in and To the premises so sold.
| l. =. MCRkY, sheriff AMI acting Trustee
l 3.Dwtd
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The West Point case is develop
ing into a firstclass case of Louisiana
outrage. 1t has been discovered, very
nearly to the point of positive proof,
that the colored cadet, Whitaker,
cropped his own ear, tied himself up
and slammed suffering in order to get
sent to the hospital and shirk an ex-
animation which he could not pass and
in which failure would have resulted
i'm dismissal. While the other negro.
Flipper, was at the military academy
he coached Whitaker and pulled him
through. but, since that euphoniously
named person graduated into the army
and shoulder straps, Whitaker ha:
been retrograding. The West Point
authorities say that an outrage of the
kind described by Whitaker would
have been impossible unless under ex
traordinary circumstances which they
can not conceive. The chances now
are all in favor of Cadet Whitaker
being rcIegated to the walks of private
life In disgrace.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1880-04-13

Mr.. Hendricks, some time ago a
nominee for vice president of these
United States, will not enhance the
respect in which he has been held by
railing Ike Billingssate fishwife at
Mr.. TiIden. Mr.. Hendricks, further
more, will not increase his own OPP
portunities for advancement by such
course as he mas adopted. He may
not approve Mr.. Tilden's course dur
ing months preceding the Inaugural
ton of Mr.. Hayes; but Mr.. Hen
bricks gains no especial title to good
policy by seeking to create disscnsion
for what, at its worst, was then mis-
Judged inaction.
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A Set Back for Gould.


There are indications that Jaw
Gould will sson receive serious sell
back in his ambitious scheme 10 cub
iroi all the roads west of th.
Mississippi. The Tribune reporter wa
informed Yesterday by = most reliable
party. who ought to he. and evidently
Is. well informed, that JAY Gould il
likely 10 l,,se control If the Missouri.
Kansas and Texas Railway. In fact.
i, is claimed that Mr.. Gould never
had real control Of the property. lie
and some Of hi, friends got into the
Directory Of the road by borrowing
the proxies Of some Of the stuck
holders. The Tribune reporter
tumb on the above news by hearing
rumor th.t Mr.. 7. F. Cakes is soon
to be appointed General Manager al
the Missouri, Kansas and Texas. Mr.
Cakes was formerly with the Kansas
Pacific, but left when Gould got
control Of that road. He is now
General Superintendent, Of the Kansas
CITY, Fort Scott and Gulf, Kansas.
Lawrence and Southern, and the
Southern Kansas and Western Rail
roads. These roads in.erseci the
Missouri. Kansas and Texas nj
various points. At a meeting Of III,
stockholders Of these roads held Marcel
+ - at Kansas City, it became apparent
that they had passed into the hand,
. Of Boston capitalists. most of whom
are largely interested in the Chicago
+ Burlington and Quincy. Among th'
Directors elected were n. Thayer. II
III. HanneweIl. Charles Merriam
! Francis Bartlett. j. w. Denison, j
n. A. Griswold, Gordon Dexter, an,
other Boston capitalists more or les
interested in the Burlington read
. Now the fact that Mr.. Oakes is :,
; take charge of the Missouri. kansa
E and Texas shows that these sam'
gentlemen have, or are about &
obtain. control of the Missouri, kansa
I and Texas, and they mean to join tn
, above-named Kansas roads 10 tn
. Missouri, Kansas and Texas. Tn
\ fact that the gentleman above re
: ferred to stated. when approache'
I on the subject, that the Missouri
4 Kansas andsTexas was about 10 sli
= from Gould's grasp, although b
. could no. say who would get contro
q of it, makes it certain that the B,stor
v people will have it. This will prov
a serious setback to Gould, an
= place the Burlington ON top, whic
. will. by extending its Nebraska roa
10 Denver, as it intends to do thl
summer. get into Goulds best terri
tory, and, with the Missouri. kansa
r. and Texas and the other roads name
r above. GU; him out Of the Far cutl
e w.st altogether. Should these Bosto
n capitalists also be able to force Nj
r Nickerson from the Atkinson. Topes
n and Santa Fe. As thew are trying
m do, and work it more in harmon
with the Burlington, then Gould
backbone may virtually he consi:ere
broken.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1880-04-13

The Kansas City Times is not what
might be called an unfair newspaper.
In the following paragraph from It's
Wednesdays issue it evidently means
&" d. God Almighty full justice for its
worE al The campaign: 1.-The Lord
Was evidently on our side yesterday,
as, hy The way, He usually is. When
the Lord and the Iinacsun iit;I the
support Of a ticket, there isn't the re-
hottest chance for anything else.
And, it is to be supposed that if the
Tines crowd had not been successful
they would have rallied at the AL
mighty for boiling the ticket