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The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1880-04-06
ON A STRIKE
A MANGLED NAN.
I'D. Raight Positively Pulverixed
and Picked up Piecemeal.
Upton Times.

Upton Times.
A Young man named Raight, who came
on . tramp To Missouri from Springfield.
Ohio, in company with . chum, met with
violent accidental death at Elsi0n station,
cole county, Mo-, last Sunday morning.
The particulars Furnished ns by our towna-
man, W. A. Mil:er,l are snccinc,iy these ::
Mr.. Miller Was On . visit 10 some relatives,
and II the depot when the accident &C
CURED and saw the two Young men attempt
Ia hoard the train, No %. w-sf bound. run
ming al The rate OF about fifteen miIe-
per hour. One WAS successful, bu;
Rsight missed his hold when he
sprang at the ladder, and va. swung
sround and precipi,ated under the truck OF
Car. and literally ground up on the track
iur distance Of two rails. His feet, calves,
thighs and hips were mashed into pulp
and scattered over the track, while his
head was bumped az ,in<t the ties till his
brains were scattered over everything. Mr..
Miller states that himself and Il ose who ~.
sisted Were positively Obliged TO scrspe the
man up IN double handfu!s. He had al Z
| If the ends Of ioes with nails on them, AID
= lot al Pigments of ground boot leather 10
Whist he recovered. The man who wa.
with tie deceased, stated his name, and
told the following particulars. The young
man was twenty-one years Of age, and ths
son OF a widow, who resided on yellow
Spring street, Springfield. Ohio. He was 8
silversmith BY trade, and the survivor
further stated that he had enticed him
away from home to take trip TO Colorado
They had managed to heat their wav OF
freight trains As far rs E.ston, where poo
Rsight was Overtaten by his horribl
doom. A mos; singular coincidence
found in the fact that he Was killed at III
same spot, and some of his remains lay O
portion If the coat of q man who ".
killed there about five weeks since.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1880-04-06
Died.

Ia this city at eleven o'clock today. Nag
daIine. wife of Capt. W. p. Puff. sged sixty
six years. Mr.. Paf vas . native of Lor-
rain. Prussia.
The iunera: service will be held Wednes-
day morning at the Congregational
Church.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1880-04-06

-Physicians recommend DIR. Bulls
Co Oh Syrup when all other remedies fail,
o. q certain cure for bronchitis, sore throat
and cough or colds of long anding. Fer
sale By all druggists.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1880-04-06
WERE Also ARRESTEB

and gave bail. the former in $500 and the
latter in $500. to appear At the same time.
After the girls death Msson searched her
trunk aud clothing and carried of all of
his letters he could find. but he overlooked
bundle which show the plan he took to
get her In his sisters hOuse.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1880-04-06
RNCY ENE,

or series 81 scenes in the Kansas c,uI's,
arising from the triangular fight To n
IN .de on the larceny. the bigsmy snd the
abduction.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1880-04-06
A. STOLEN NIGER.
A Revival Of the Underground
Railway Transporta-
ton Act
or Ante Bellum Days Sam Dupres
and His Daughters
Abduction.

Come ts.ck. come ta~k.
He cTis'i IN greet,
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1880-04-06

Model Business Buggy, without top
" " - with top.
Corning Buggy, Leather Top.
Brewster side bar, Leather Top.
Cppenheimer, jump seat Carriage q.
Binghampton Platform Wagon. -. ..
Tennessee Farm Wagon, 3-inch Til
9 81 d"
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1880-03-19

cent. larger and its condition fully 50
psr cent. better than last year. and the
yield will exceed 50 coo. 900 bushels.
SP1IxoYfELD. March l7.-Ata meet
ing Of the John n Palmer Club t.nieht
Gov P.lner made . speech accepting
the candidacy fer he Democrasic Pres
identisl nomiDstion. He would not
dispsrage Democratic candidates, for be
aud the State OF Illinois weuld SUPPORT
any that might be nominated. but he
denounced The policy Of the Rspubli-
cans in keeping alive section.l issues
and demanding Grant. If be could
nominate . Republican be would choose
Gen Grant He alluded 10 Blaine.
Secretary Sherman and Washburne in
terms Of reprosch for their deliuqusu.
cies in various respects - citiseus. He
referred to the doctrine Of State GOV.
ersignty - the bulwsrk Of the nation,
and concluded By the assertion OF tha.
doctrine in strong terms.
WARRINGTON. March 1.-THE House
Committee on Indian Affairs will pro-
baby report 10 favor Of tho passage Of
Haskslls bill providing for the estsb-
lishment Of standing commission Of
three army officers to investigate and
report TO Congress on the justice OF
claims that are constantly being sent in
for damages on account OF Indian de-
predstions. The cl.ims cannot 60 to
the courts because VI the peculiar cir
cumstances involving most of them,
and 20 they come t. Congress and Con.
gress is compelled either TO deny them
sltsgsther or pay them on testimony
that 10 purely e1 pnrte. Among other
cases Of this kind 10 that Of Ben Holla-
day, tie famous overland route man.
who lost houses. barns, for.ss aud
ether property amounting to half
million dollars BY IN Indian raid. and
whnse claim has been before Congress
for ten years. and expression has been
reported faverably from the Committee
90 Claims.
NEW YoRK. March l7.-For the first
time sf'er several months 81 coutin.
ous decline, San Francisco again comes
forward With IN increase in her
clearing house exchanges. and for the
first time in years not q single city
shows q decrease according to the
published table. Following is the
increase in percentage Of exchanges
over the corresponding week 10 1879:
New York, 1O6 Z; Chicago. 81 6; New
Orleans. IS .; Baltimore. 80 6; New
Haven. Is l; SanFrsucisco. Q S; Lowell,
50 s; Lswisville, 80 o: indianapolis,
81 4: Pittsburg, SO 3; Philadeiphia,
~ 6; Milwaukee. rs; Syracuse. II 9;
Boston, 81 0; St. Louis. IS 6: Kansas
City. 81 0; Cincinnati. 81 4; Cleveland,
81 Z. Commenting on these remsrk.
able figures. the Public explains that
considerable part Of New Ysrk's in-
crease Il due TO activity in stock specu.
lations. and adds that it would be
mistake to reason too confidently - to
the business of any city from the pay
ments which happen to be made with.
in sisgle week. Returns indicate on
the whole very satisfactory and pres:
peroas condition Of business, except -
the movement Of some important pro-
ducts 10 checked BY too rapid advance
in prices.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1880-03-19

The last round trip Of the bark p.
mosee, from San Francisco to Tacoms
and back. WAS made in % days Sail
out your shipa that can make tettes
time. ~ -
Schooner Calistoga. Of 20 tons msa.
surement. was soid st San francisco
Last week for $4,000.
The arrivals at the port Of New York
from foreign ports. during February,
we're $50, Of which lis were stssmers,
As ships. 204 bsrks. 81 bries and 70
schoopers.
The number Of vessels belonging to
or bound TO or from ports in the United
states reported totally lost and missing
during February 10 81. The list CON.
prises s stsamsrs. . ships. 10 barks. I
briggs end ~ schooRers. and thsir total
valus. exclusive Of cassoes. is estimated
as tl.2l0.0o0.
Amoog the bills lately introduced in
Congress Swas one to authorize the Sec.
Estasy Of the Treasury TO chsnge the
names OF vessels. Were this bill %
A3OOb~OS - W PSS&se INC oCCIOsoIy ~
prevent more than two vessels ct one
time takisg the same name. it would
save . great deal Of confusion. Some.
tioes there 10 positive mania for .
particular same. and there will b %
many vessels Of the one name in the
sane traAo that il 10 slaost Impossible
at times to identity them.
Present Lumber charter rates may be
inferred from the following: Ship Rox.
sllana. lumber from Topoma tn Austria.
Ia at E3 s. bark Penang. from Bur.
Sard Inlet to Valparaiso. SIS; brig
North Star, fsoo The Souod 10 Coquim.
DO. E3 l0s.; bark California. timber
from Burrard Inlet 10 Yokohsus, 322
80; bark Mary 9 Reed. lumber from
Burrard Inlet 20 Valparaiso. t1S. gold
schooner Excelsior. lumber from Puget
SQUAD TO Numea. New Caledonia. g.;
Carl Hendrie. lumber from Burrard In.
let to Valparaiso, E3 los.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1880-03-19
Friday, March 10, 1880
the noseoe DOCTRINE.

Some timid aud pesdlessly alsroed
persons have expressed fears 1t the Re-
suit Of re- promulsstien Of the fAmooi
Monroe doctrine. II thsee were 1ssl
grounds for apprehension. this wosld
be we'll enough; bat - there are none
Il 10 yexstiou Of mind worse than wasted
When the doctrine WAS given 70 tba
world, sixty years ago. ws had only
eight or nine million people to back It,
opposed to which was united Europe
only too eager to spoil H. The situ.
stion now. il very diAssent. Our pop
nissi numbers City milliona or mors
than that Of any nation 10 Esrops cx
cept Russia, with which ~ ere o.
t.rms OF the wsrmess friesdship. Eu
rops, on the contrary. il - divided u
sentiment and policy - it il possible
for it to be. France hes had seversl
tits with the United States. and in
every instance has been compelled
with humiliation 70 acknowledge her.
self wrong and our country right. and
to yield claims and prstsnsiens previ.
ously set up and maintained with
naughty pride aud disrssard. With
An armed and hostile Germany Ter 4
neigl,bor. France il not likely 70 busy
herself in attempting 70 upset any
doctrine which the Americas people
hold dear snd are prepared to defend,
1t 10 much the same With England.
With dis6ection in Ireland. with
Canada ct stake. With Russis next
door to Iodia and with . rich com.
mercs inviting destruction. Eoglsnd
will not % much - ol5sr . written
protest TO the neral. peaceful or fer
chile upbolding Of the Monroe dec
trine. II il from thess two countries
alone that troabls on that score b sp-
pretended. and from them We bslisvl
it practically impossible. Armiss end
ssviss are not necessary in the dsfsssa
Of eur position. and il they we're VI
have all the elements necessary for the
speedy ssGding forth Of both. The
Monroe doctrine 10 now and must b.
hencsforth an inherent principle with
our Government.
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arins the present week. s
CALIFORNIA.
SAN rRAHcInCo. March ~ -Elis

SAN FAAxcIsoo. March 10 Elisa.
bssh. wis Of Joshaa Smith. residing at
the corner Of Diamond end jersey
strsets. committed suicide last night By
ticking stsyobnins. The sct isoattrib-
utsd to worry 1t the prospect Of theis
property being sold for taxes.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1880-03-19

The project Of cutting . canal across
the isthmus formed by the eastern half
Of the State Of Michigan is receiving
Congressional consideration this winter.
The waters OF Lakes Erie and Michigan
would thus be connected, and 10 going
to Chicago BY wster distance Of 500
miles would be saved.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1880-03-19

Fer the drst tiue IN fifteen years the
public debt OF the Cnitsd States can
nov b reported 1t less than two thou
esnd million dollars. On the let in.
slant its amoost Was stated BY the
Secretary Of the Treasury to I,s 81. $685.
1881. or 81, 095. oe5 less than on The
lst Of last July, and nearly eight hun
dred millions less than 10 1865.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1880-03-19

An o66si ststene0s shows that the
total expenses and loss OF resources to
France arising from the Franco German
var we're Is. 939. DOC. 900 francs. ell Of
which aoosy vent to totally unproduc-
tive uses. and leaves the nstion without
any return for the expenditure.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1880-03-19
CnlT. CHAT on LATE EVENTS.

The Southern Paci6c Railroad. on its
way east. reached Tucson. in African
on st. Patriek's Day. Its length ont
Of San Francisco now exceeds . thou
sand miles. II will continue pushing
its way on through Arisods. New Mex
leo asd Texas. until il reaches On
eastern terminus On or near tho Cult
of Mexico.
President Hayes hes done himself
honor in disnissiog from the military
service the degraded Major Reno,
notSlsbstanding the recoulnssdatioo
given in favo. Vt ths lattse By Gen.
Sherman. The service l. better Oh
without the troubls-bsseding prssescs
and polluting influence Of such thing
- Reno.
John n Palner. of Illinois, in q
political meeting ct Springfield on the
18th. snnounosd his readissn 10 accept
Tho Democratic nomination for Presi-
deaf sf the United States. Il b not
many years siacs Palosr was . leader
amosg Republicans. By whom - wss
elected Governor Il the Stats. Hi
war record 10 unetscsiooabls. b hsv.
Ing been Gcnssal In The army Of The
Unieo. and in THE respect hs i . prs-
fsrabls man - many elhee eaadidates
In the Dsmocratio organi1asien.
The New York Hws1 fund Coz IL
relief q Irish distress nov amounts e
over sS00. 900. Pasnell raised aboat {
Hundred tboasaad dollars. In this coun
Try. the humane costsibutiess Sor sat
1ssing Ireland NUT 10 the aeeregsss
b clsse upon . halt nillios dollars
This = not iaslsdiae wAae vss eivsz
By eensfoas souls In the neighbceina
Dominion.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1880-03-19

N1chelsss lalAlllbDe Infection.
Guaranteed to cure promptly and per-
msnently overy case OF Gonorrhoes,
elect ard Whites. no matter of how
long standing. II directions arc followed.
Internal medicine not recommended OF
necessary. A cure guaranteed or money
refunded. For sale By N. +. Cody 4
Co.. Wholesale and retail druggists, So
attic. W. T. ol6dAv6m
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1880-03-19

The Northeen Pacias Railfuoa Con-
pany has . psnchans Coz 0eaesHls il iss
odlcs Of Chief Engineer. 1'ha latsst Il
Gen. Andsrsoo. m old army man. Who
10 said - have bssa engaged q Z
AiRhsr salary than was ever bsosrs
paid railrsad engineer il this essa.
ny. 0sn. RcaDsr vas HE inas6,aas
predecesor. and Gen. Roberts hefosu
Roesos.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1880-03-19

The long Ia q sesikss that havs
drained svay Eaelaads eoanescial
prospssity Sae soas ysss sssas kksly
TO - continued 10 he pssssas ysss
The eottoo businesa. which q III sehse.
y hardsst prssssd By iereigs eonpsti
ton. and has Therefore been nosl
Obliged 10 protect isssls don Loo b,
cheapening prodassiea. = seill he In.
dasssy most hardly treated b. serikess
The Danger q strikes has indeed 10
come % great that c0tsoa uaau6Actnr.
srs. in making oontraess. resist upea 1
stipulation being introduced which
shalt protect them sgaiast lsas in0s>
Of failsss b. ~ isterf>rsass = slsihs,
to meet tie onntract.
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= Ar = I = D.

xbBY : VANW0R091 Ia Olympia. Thux,day
noEs!ne. March leeh. b lev. J. 4. ThemDooc,
IF. y. :. 1osy. a Wildly Island, and Ma
Hay VaoWosmer. u Olympia.
IAs hsads = dsasht9 Of II. Ajax. Yarquhae.
Of Tie Capital city. ssd the groom Il beoshsr q
eur tov.smaa. Hoa. :. . Ihsy. Ths Aaypy
eospls arrived % ~ Zephyr. lass svsniag. and
YIN taAs The sesanss fse their Aons o. whidsy
lslasd today.
DAR411-KNox-AtP Port Diseevsy. o The leeh
1nee.. ~ Juea1co Smith. ur. 1ulns DaYrsr. Of
1oss DaseSvsy. nd niss Dsils xnsx, Of Bell
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1880-03-19

aa Stanley's charge that Carlyls
eignasure to the protest against the
Bonsparte monument Was forgery is
refuted By tho latter's niece. who siensd
Il ct Cerlyle's request for him.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1880-03-19

Matthew Arnold defends 90 authors
international copyright. rather than .
publisher, for Eoelsnd and America.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1880-03-19

The great Cornish copper emeltoe,
1f John 4sehasl Willhas. - isse
died leayiag . ~. 600 90 6staes. ~
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1880-03-19
RAoTgn STATS

XIT1o0OUOs A8SCo lO.-v0o 0at0m N
inoas Coal Niners Oonvontisu today
heard report from the Co9nittes 90
Resesictions 1avosiags tho oieht h0ur
rule after July 4th Ill over the United
otatss, and also that esoh district hae
iss own Output.
NEW Yoax, March 1A-Ths Arell
ssys the reeripes q yestsrdal's setse-
tainoent AID The asnsy Ter which will
b q hasd b. the coming MALE, aro
mare thAa sneugh 90 salse the Iriah
sslise fund 10 ESQ., 600.
NEW Yoax. March l7-Ths Cen.
sswcial Ballstis says the lockout In The
pane 0ane6apaoEios osill eooeinooA cd
although Ct soos % the faetnsies The
owners Of which have joined in che
oovo0ont aeainse the Unioa, Q few
loss0ea eld noa-enioa oon ere ..
gAgvd IN daishine Up. Work u psnc.
ticAlly = stand seill. L = ropossed
that cspiea1ists svpeeosnsine several
CAineee COmpanies hA1 oGersd 10 take
The factory stoek and mssesial Of. The
1anulsoeures aud - CAisoes q work
oeking pianos. TIE - Who nada
this soss. h b aid. 1aso aersoo q
i1rnteh security n ~ anSsu1a a
$4,000 O0O. asd 20 t0txish CAisoss
labor at 1ity cents . day lce The 1r.i
year Aud ssventy-o lo contD + day "a
the seosnd gear. Several nannfsseasusu
doubted the story and sAid tAse while
With slight isssSustios CAins6D vould
prove good vorka.h. saoA Z radical
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xJsCsLLANEoua
The follswing Telegram
was received BY D. Z. Wheel
or, Agent for the nclgeale 1
Urban Safes in this city, and
will explain itsalf: =

SAN FRAzcIsco. March IL, 1880.
d. I. Wheeler. Seattle. " T:-Your
Commissionsrs OF any one else can have
the privilege Of testing By drilling any
1eNeals i Urbsa Fire and Burglas.
Proof Safe. and ~ will esarantee tbs
same results - in Durglar-Proof Ssfs
now used by Dexter Horton & Co.'S
bsok. and numerous other banks on
this coast.
RAYMOND & WILsaInB.
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TEI.EGRApBIC.
sxclruvstY 10 sss nrsll,esucss.



PoRr TowHsRxD, March lSth-The
brig Sheet Anchor. Capt Ferris, arrived
here today. 'Bhe has been absent %
months. during which time she has
made . passage from British Columbia
to Australia. Two Voyages between Aus.
trails and New Z-aland. and carried Q
cargo II coal from Newcastle 70 Kauai,
Hssaii.n Islasds. from which placs
che arrived in ballast. after passage
of - days.
A bark resembling ths Great West.
srn passed up the Sound this morning.
Certain G L Hooper leaves on the
Dakota tomorrow. 20 take con isand oil
the revenue steamer Richard Rush, q
San frsaciseo. Lisuteosnt 8 E Ma.
guifc . IN Temporary command Of the
cutter Wolcott.
Pesso1s from sbroad, Who ere said Il
b intsrested in the Chimacum iron
mine. have been visiting that locality
during the present week. ssas
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1880-01-22

the calendar, Senator Pryor of Alabama,
took his seat as member, bills to re-
move distractions from the Delaware
breakwater. and establishing new land
district in Dakota, were passed.
In the House long discussion was
had on the bill requiring One-half of the
reserves of National banks to be kept in
gold and silver. Bills eported-amend-
ing the statutes relative to the jurisdic-
ton of Circuit Courts of the United
States, authorizing the equipment of an
Arctic expedition.
The Senate was not in session on Fri.
day.
In the House resolutions were adopted
asking for the rank and number of army
officers on the retired list; calling for
the amount of money for direct taxes on
lands i'll South Carolina covered into the
Treasury. Bill passed. donating cannon
to the Indiana Morton Monument Asso-
citation. Adjourned to Monday.
On Monday in the Senate resolutions
were introduced for woman suffrage and
favoring ship canal at the Isthmus OF
Darien. Bills were introduced increas,
ing the pension of Major Thornburg's
widow; allowing rebate on imported
salt. Senator Pryor was appointed Oh
the late Senator Houston's committees.
In the House bills were introduced re-
pealing the duty on salt, distributing the
Geneva awards, to elect the President
and Vice President by direct vote of the
people, relating to an Inter-Oceanic ca
nal, creating the Inter-Oceanic Transit
Company, repeating the laws restricting
the sale of tobacco, retiring Lieutenants
in the army after thirty years service
a number of private bills were passed.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1880-01-22
Congressional Doings.

In the Senate on Monday numerou.
bills and petitions were introduced, anC
several private bills passed, as was thu
Military Academy Appropriation bill
after considerable amendment.
In the Honse large number of bills
were received, and committee ap,
pointed to examine into the methodof
paying pensions, arrears and bounties
A petition was received from corpora
tions representing $200,O0O,OO0 actual
capital for the passage of an effective
trademark law. Mr.. Henkle prasenttd
resolution for monument i'll honor of
Baron De Kalb at Annapolis.
In the Senate Tuesday bills and petit
tiohs were introduced for an inquiry in
to the alcoholic liquor traffic, for the
withdrawal of the legal tender quality
of greenbacks, to preserve the secrecy of
kilograms, and a resolution looking to-
ward the Continuation of refunding op-
eratiOns on a basis of four per cent.
In the House several minor bills-were
passed. and a bill introduced for the re-
funding of the national debt ats per cent.
Most of the day was consumed by discus
sion on the proposed new rules.
In the Senate Wednesday many petit
tions relating to woman suffrage, legal
tenders and revenue laws, were intro
duced, also one for the relief of General
Fitz John Porter. Mr.. Whyte reported
favorably on the bill for a new naval
In the House bills remitting duties
on many imported articles, and estab-
fishing board of Interstate commerce
were passed, and bill
coin reserves for banks re-
ported. Discussion of the revision of
the rules of the House continued.
In the Senate Thursday the Bayard
was reported and placed on