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y discrepancy of $4,000 has beer
discovered in the accounts of the di
ocese of Ontario.
The spinners at Chace Mills, Fal
River, have struck on account of one
being discharged.
Canned oysters have poisoned Mrs.
O'Leary and son at Sidney, Ohio, the
one dying shortly after the other.
Tolen. the insane wife-murder, COM
mitted suicide in his cell at the St.
Peter Asylum, Minnesota, on Monday.
Snow blockades are reported at Ga
lena, Peoria and Chicago. ILL.,; Du-
buque, Iowa; Parsons. Kan. and Can
ton, Mo.
Gov Churchill. of Arkansas. states in
in dn interview that the treasury short
age Is based in his opinion on clerical
errors
Col. Thos. ID. Scott has donated
Sl3o,O00, at Philadelphia, to the Ortho-
pedic Hospital. the Jefferson College
and the State University.
Tie residue of the common stock OF
the Northern Pacific road is to be dis
and the parties in interest are
greatly exercised over it.
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JEFFERSON CITY, Mo-, March 2o.-
There are 100 members in the House
to-day, and about one-half are op-
posed to the other half. consequently
nothing is being done but the voting
down of measures for want of con-
stitutional majority. The Senate has
completed its own business, and takes
the time easily attending to anything
that may pass the House.
In the House bills TO encourage
the breeding of good stock and pro-
viding for the appointment OF receiv-
ers for railroads in certain cases failed
to pass. The bill requiring parties
commencing suit against railroad
companies for damages to serve
copy of the complaint passed. The
House bill, giving married women the
right to sue and be sued where her
separate property is involved. passed.
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IIREcCORY.


Cumberland PRESBYTERIAN Churci-Rey
james B. Mitchell. b. d.. Pastor. Preachin.
every Sabbath at / IL. m, and 7:30 p. m
Sabbath school at $50 a. III. PRAYER NEE:
Ing, Wednesday evenings at I:;j2
Presbyterian Church. Rev. j. S. Bovd
Pastor. Preaching every second and thirt
Sabbaths of each month, at II o'clock Il. IN
and 80 p. IN. Prayer meeting every Wed
evening at 30. Sabbath school at 9:3O .
Methodist Episcopal Church-Rev. LJ
Bentley. Pastor. Preaching every Sunda,
at II It. IN. and s:2o p. III. Prayer meeting,
on Wednesday evening. SUNDAY school Al
9:;;0 Il. m; Glass meeting Mt 80 D. IN. o
each Sunday.
Methodist Episcopal Church South
Rev \. V Bayley. Pastor. Prcaehin,
second Sunday in each month. at IL Il. m
and $50 p: III. Third Sundays at 80 D. m
Sunday school at go a. IN. Class meet
in@s on each ID Sunday. Prayer meeting
each Wednesday evening
First Baptist Churcll-key. J. C. Shipp.
Pastor Services every Sabbath at II n. III.
and 30 p m Bible school at go a. M
Prayer meetings on Wednesday, evenings.
Episcopal Church-Rev. Peter Wager.
Rector Services every lst, I'd, and 18th sun
day, at II 4. n. and go p. III. Sunday
school ut :; p. NJ of each SUNDAY HOLY
Communion. first Sunday of each month
and all festivals Of the church.
Christian Churcf-George +. Dew. pas
Tor. Preaching every first and third Lords
days. Social meeting every second and
fourth: Prayer meeting Wednesday even.
ing NJ =. Sunday school at $3.50.
Liberals and Spirituallsts. meet at Bay-
lors Hall every Sunday evening at3o'cIoc,,
p. III.
\. o. U. W.-Nilton Lodge No. lO3-
meets Isl and Sd Thursday evenings in e,cb
month, at Hart. Hall
L. U. Il. T.-Perseverance Lodge No. l2s
meets every Friday evening at 1:3O at Good
a. +. Il A. M-klrksville Ledge No 10,
meets Tuesday evenings on or before each
full moon.
|. 0. o. F.-Adair Lodge No 9; meets
every Wednesday evening at -:so n m n,
odd-Fellow's Hall
Adair Guards.-N. G. M-Armorg hall
over DeReamer's hardware store. Me.t,
tuesday nights Of each week. Capt. J. III
hhincar; 1T. Lieut., j. \. Richardson: 2nd
Lieut., ". l.. Mccartney.
Anchor lodge, No. 4S. Daughters of R.bec.
ca meets al the /. o. o. +. lodge rooms
on The md anu ith Tues day evening. of
each month. VI
Inc =. o. /. I, meets TN the 2nd and 4;h
evenings oil each month al Good Tcrnp,sr's
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LISBON, March 2}.--Tn the upper
house to-day a motion for want of con.
tidence IN the ministry proposed by
Senor Fontes. was rejected by % TO 70
The majority vote included two minis
tiers. The vote is SAID TO have caused
ministerial crisis. and the ministry
are reported to have resigned. The
king has invited Fontes To form a cab
met but be has declined. Consultation
is now going on with regard to the
new cabinets formation.
ST. PErEasBuEc,, March 23.-The
principal assistant Of Gen. Federoti, ey-
perfect OF st. Petersburg. and several
police officials OF the district where the
mine was laid have been dismissed
Col. Doriibky. who was wounded at
the time OF the assassination OF the
ear, has been granted a pension of
5000 roubleS.
Peasants ale hockiug to st. Peters
burg from all parts OF the country on
d pilgrimage to the spot where the EN-
perOr fell.
Frightened by the large shipments
of grain down the Mississippi. the New
Yorl; Legislature has heen inve.tiga-
ting the port charges at New York and
Buffalo. it having been claimed that
they We're eXtortionate. The inyesti-
cation has shown the truth of this. It
vas proved tia. III Buffalo, nearly halt
the elevators were idle throughout the
year. but nevertheless received diyi-
dends from the other companies, who
preferred TO do this because it prevented
competition and enabled them to keep
prices up. 1t is interesting to note the
change IN the tone Of the anti-Mississ-
iFpi River papers, Ike those of Chicago
and New York. which cities are natur-
ally opposed to grain shipments by
New Orleans The Chicago Tribune
and Inter-Ocean which have been wont
TO rldicuie the river route, to poke fun
at st. Louis, and grind out jokes at her
expense. now admit the danger that
threaten them by appealing to their
members Of Congress to help them, or
they will sink. 10 DO something to give
the City by the Lake water commu-
nication with the Mississippi
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Greece.

Athens. March c5.-In the debate
IN the chamber on the bill for the abol-
ltion of exemption from military SER
vice, Tricoupis deprecated the meas
ure as unnecessary. The present sys-
tenn he said gave eighty thousand men.
and thirty thousand more to be called
upon declaration OF war. He added
that both he government and oppo-
sition consider war inevitable. The
bill passed the third reading.
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Says prominent horseman in giving
his opinion Of Nahderb;lts mare. Maud
5. whose great feat at Chicago put her
at the head (and Dubbed her queen at
the turf IN my opinion the time Is not
far distant when a two minute gait
will BE- recorded. it viii certainly be
the case if horSemen continue to use
kendall's SpaYin Cure as it limbers M
the joints. removes bIemishes and in
fact has made a complete revolution
in the horse business. See advt.
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BOB McDARNELL AGAlN.
BrrrrRvur TouSsnfr, M'srny, I
March 81, 1881.


March 3D. 1881.
EDITUE Nv Tue GRAFF1c:
SUR promised tu let yoo no wien
we met an made Republicans out NJ
our:elvs, and how the thing went awf
Wei, we cum together. and, ~ we he'd
alread, eech on brpng sim5hins ~ a
reflex OF dmokrasy, and the re2ult WIZ
gist what waz feord Nv. rhor was Il
great variety in the artikles. but tia
WIZ mitey subjective.
There wuz bout Il dnz2en qwart bot
els. 7.iugs,ihaf duzzen shot gun,, a
stuffed bludhowns, tue good clubs, a
bowee nlte or =, and utber things OF les
significance But in selectin IN M
bim for myself, hadn the heart tu
Civ up eny OF the artikIes that waz IN
deered to me by long a,oShyshun.
So kast mi ize awl over what tue
traps | he'd ard i last lit on the very
thing tound an ole butte that wuz uy
no use to me. This tuk and rIt down
the leak Nv it, dimockrasy, then | labul-
led the different patches that WIZ on It
so ez to represent the trubbIes wluch he
party hez rascd thru and the various
plasters that he'd bin aplied tn keap it
alive.
On the bottum wuz a big baf soal on
which rit Muzzuri comprumize. On
the tow wuz cap marked nuliifkshun
but this he'd bin purity badly kicked owt
by ANDY Jackson On own side wuz a
pach haf ez big ez the upper; tlis wuz
cawled the Kansl,s Nubraska bill.
This wuz aw!so kicked to peases. \
ittel stichen wuz dun on $ or i nv the
seems. This he'd named omnibus Bill.
The be!e he'd bin razed abowt an inch
by the Dread Skot desysion. An at
emp he'd been made to kiver the hole
butte over agin with nu lether and this
| marked Seseshun, then thar VIZ straps
cawled repudeashun, and luther littil
tuches aDro9reately named
The holc butte wuz in 4 fearful state
W dilapidashun: IN fact it'wua taliin
III pcaces.
When lade this allyeorick plctnr
NV the party on the pile severl dIdn t
see the pint until Dave Poke Tux il up
an red the inskripshun.
The ole kurnel Williams klaspedit tu
hiz buzzum and wept aloud.
Owe fur those good ole daze agH.
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Washington Post (dem.): The
voters of Indiana did not turn out en-
masse to vote on the proposed amend
ments, but not less than two thirds Of
the ballots cast were IN the affirmative.
Had the election been for constables,
or some other petty officers, there
would have been three times the in
terest taken that was manifested in
this, the most important election held
in the state since its original constitu-
ton was adopted. But the result is
satisfactory. The amendments are
safe beyond the reach ofpolitical trick
cry. The state will gain millions in
money and proportionly in reputation.
no more presidential fights will be
waged in Indiana in advance Of the
general engagement.
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TIE TERMS OF PEACE.

LONDON, March ga dispatch
from Prospect Hill to-day says an az
mistice Of forty-eight hours has been
concluded in order to terminate nego-
tiations. The terms of lruce are that
all arms, munitions and other proper
'ty captured by either side during the
hostilities shall be restored; that the
Transvaal shall be granted indepen-
dence subject to conditions to be here
after settled by the Royal Commission,
and that the Boer Government shall
commence after the commission shall
have made a report. Meanwhile
British garrisons are to remain in the
Transvaal without in anywise inter
ferlng with local affairs. The Boer
forces will dtsperse forthwith and Capt.
Elliott's murderer is to be delivered
up to Justice.
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The shooting of McPeters at Queen
City on Tuesday evening last by an of
ficer of the law was one of the most un-
provoked OutrageS that il has ever been
our melancholy duty to chronicle. An
officer OF the law has no right to shoot
4 man. not even criminal. unless his
own life is in danger from that Grimm
al. But here was quiet and peaceable
citizen travelling from one state to an
other on his own prlvatelbuslness, when
an officer clothed with little brief au-
thority. boards the train, anG. uncere-
moniously. without knowing whether
or not he is the man he wants. arrests
him. and when the man thus insulted,
asks why, he is shot down like wild
beast.
The fact that McPeters was not
killed outright is no excuse for the
officer; the ball struck him in the face
and was evidently intended to KILL
What pity that ward S could
not be kept in the background
and only men af onrag e
made marShals and policemen. 1t is
only the coward who would take ad-
vantage of his official position to shoot
a fellow being, and whenever he does
it he ought TO he punished to the full
extent OF the law He Is Just as gull
ty as if he had concealed himself and
while under cover shot the first unsus-
pecting traveller that came along, and
us long as such conduct Is allowed to
go unpunished no man is safe.
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Grcencastle GraphlcS.
Special TO the Daily Graphic.

GREENcAsTLE; Mo-, March 25.-
Carpenters are busy once more. and
Greencastle is waking up. Another
new house is going up on main street,
DR.. shearer has just returned from
Quincy where he went to purchase a
spri-g stock. All our merchants are
preparing for spring trade.
The Good Templars are flourishing,
and our lodge is the pride of the
place.
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MISSOURI ANNUAL CONFERENCE.
FIRST Days Bishop Hurst OF
Iowa PreSidcS.
Especial to the Graphic.) }

CAMERON, Mo-, March 23.-'rbe Mis-
souri, Annual Conference meets to-day
at this place.
Yesterday was divoted mainly 10 the
examination of classes in each of the
four years course Of study.
Nearly one hundred members of the
conference arrived here to-day.
Bishop Hurst, of Des Moines, Iowa,
one OF Inc newly elected bishops, pre-.
Sidas
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Tnrty-ona men ana women are on
trial at Greenviile. o.. on charge OF
conspiracy TO murder. Jacob Long
opened a beer saloon in tne town and
thc Palestine Crusaders. total abstin-
ence society drove him away. He bold
iy returned ana was informed by a pa
per syucl. ON lis door that his lite would
be taken Is he sold a drop Of beer. Ie
presented proof TO grand jury that
the threatening document had been vot-
ted BY the crusaders, and they were in
di:teg.
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The house at Jefferson on Saturday
last refused tc concur in senate amend
ment to set apart one third of the
state revenue for school purposes.
More than democratic house could
stand all at once. we suppose.
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Cabinet Meeting.

Washington, March ga special
session Of The cabinet was convened
at noon. 1t is generally believed the
question Of calling an extra session
OF Congress will be definitely settled
to-day.
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NEWS GRAPHyCS.
March %

The Cars funeral was magnificent
affair.
There are signs of republican uI
rising in Spain.
The Kansas prohibition law inter-
ieres with the communion services OF
the churches. There Is much excite
ment on the subject.
Clerks. cashiers and conductors on the
Illinois Central have been organized in
to a shovel brigade to help open the
snow drifts on that road.
st Louis papers are agItating the re-
mcval of the proposed world 5 fair from
New York to St Louis.
March 24th.)
The Chicago and Alton dining car
was burned at Odessa on the night OF
the 2end. Loss $4,000.
Emigration from Germany to Amer
lea is so great that additional steamers
have been chartered.
Peasants are flocklng to St Peters
from all parts of Russia on apious pill
grimagc to the spot where the emperor
fell.
1t has been proposed to form Sc
cret league to counteract the nihilist
plots.
The bill for the removal Of the state
capital from Harrisburg to Phlladel-
pma was defeated by a large vote.
The steamer Wyoming brought in
$500, 600 in gold on the esrd
The democrats of Rhode Island have
nominated Horace NJ. Kimball for
governor.
A young man at Little Rock. Ark.
giving the name of Wickham. plunged
INTO the river on Monday in a fit of de-
spondency. having failed to secure EN-.
ployment. He was rescued in time.
Willie Seymour. Chicago lad of
eighteen. drove out on Monday with a
demi- i-mondaine to the residence of
Charles L. Cram, merchant. shot him
dead upon the steps and then killed
himself.
ASt. Louis notary who collects I'M
claimed dividends. refers in his circular
to the Bank of England "by permission;
and Secretary Blaine announces that 1t
is not in any way authorized.
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Accordin to the way look at 1t,
human critters is machines for conver-
tin. vittles into human natur; an il
you want good human natur, we've
got ter hev good vittles. Now | flat
ter myself at l know sumpin' about
eatin. Ireckon l oughter. I've been
practicin' all my life. Tn amt no
subject thet I've been concentratln'
all my fackulties on like hev on eatin'
1 know what's good an know what's
pizen. Efanybody axed me how ter
tell musheroon from tode-stool, I'd
say: "By eatln' it. If ye live, it's a
mushroom; ef ye die lisa tode-stooH'
l know 'em by egsperance. An it's the
same way bout groceries. ye kin git
good groceries 'at'll be a comfort toye.
orye kin git pore ones 'at'll gripe ye
Ike ye'd ct mess of fish.hooks. The
best place fur groceries at know Nv
in this neck % woods is undoubtedly
at HALLADAY Bros. on the north
side square Kirksville Mo- They're
cheap an they're good, an ef ye trade
with HALLADAY Bros. III inshore yell
niver ct pizened.
Buy your fish at Halladay Bros.
II pounds ofsugar for SI.oo at
Halladay Bros
Buy your Queensware and glassware
at Halliday Bros.
One of the census enumerators calls
his book of names Il new edition of the
Conflict Of Ages"
Choice teas at HslIaday Bros.
The best flour in the market at Hal
laday Bros. every sack guaranteed
full weight.
Boarder-';EVhat makes you so
leshy COOKE
Cook-'.What | heats, SIR
Boarder-''Where do you get it?"
Cook From Halladay Bros, sir;
aren't that enuff.
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Thomas j. Tomlin, of Wilson town
ship, was adiudged insane on Monday
and ordered sent to the insane asylum
at Fulton.
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----------------
EDNA ETCHiNGS.
Labor Reform Lecturcs---A New Lit.
crarv Venture---Thc New
Mill Enterprise.
Specialize the GRAPHIC

Specialize the GRAPHIC
EDNA. Mar. 22.-Leo Miller, the no.
ted reform lecturer. Is here to deliver Il
series OF lectures on monetary subjects.
\ new paper has made itappearance
here. 1t is called the Literary Reposi-
tory. edited by 7. c. Devlin. student
of the Edna high school. 1t is spicy
racy l!ttlc sheet. It's editor is an Irish
man. who will infuse into its columns
sutiicIcncv of native wit to make it
an interesting paper. Subscription
price 10 cents year.
Father Fitzgerald has just..negotia-
ted with John Winterbottom for three
and o1e half acres ofland near the de-
pot, uD on which his brother is going
to erect a Touring mill. This supplies
another long felt want. We under.
stand this firm will repre.ent capital
of about 100000, and that first class
mill in every respect will be put up at
once.
Wood is scarce and the roads very
bad.
Special 10 the Graphic.
Mill City, Mo-, Mar. r9.--Yesterday
while working at Smith & Kelly's saw
mill, Marion Turley fell against Il cir
cular saw seriously mangling his left
arm. Fears are entertained that he
may lose the arm.
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After all the figuring and counting
by the democratic senators, their oft
declared majority has proven to be
only dream. Malone refused to be
one of them.
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LET no one imagine that Malone
has been taken into full fellowship with
the republic cans in the senate. He has
only been taken on probation.
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PRESIDENT Garfield is making a
very satisfactory start.

PRIVATE letters from Senator Davis
denies that he had any intention of
resigning his place in the senate.
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One of the most remarkable displays
Of nature may be seen on the Atlantic
coas-. eighteen miles south Of St. Au-
gust;ne. OF liantaGzaS Inlet. and
three miles from shore. mammoth
ireshwater spring g,rgles mp from the
depth OF the ocean with such force and
voiume as to attract the attention Of
all who come IN its immediate vicinity.
This fountain is large, bold and turbu-
lent. 1t is noticeable to fisherman and
others passing in small boats along
near the shore. For many years this
wonderful and mysterious freak of ma
iure has been known to the people of
st. Augustine and those living along
the shore, and some Of the superStitious
ones have been taught to regard it with
a t'ind Of reyerential awe.
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WHAT has come over the spirit of
the dreams of tn, Globe Democrat Of
late regarding Gen. Grant. Wonder
if the great religious daily has been
snubbed.
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Thousands have used Kendall's Spa
win Cure Tor rheumatism after ali other
remedies lad failed and have experience
ed instant relief. See the adv't.
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II is claimed that seven eighths Of
all the sugar sold in Chicago is made
of or adulterated with glucose.
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Young Men.

Write te Miller's Great Mercantile College
Keohuk, Iowa. on tile Mississippi Book.
keepers, Penmen, Short Hand REPORTERS .Tel.
e@raph Operators and School Teachers thor.
oushty fitted. Don't fail to address
Prof. ". II. Miller Keokuk, To.
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At meeting of the city council last
Monday night the ten-gallon ordinance
was repealed Democrat.
rhe ten-galon ordinance was not IT :
pealed and the Democrut with all its
stupidity. knows ii But the above is
only fair specimen OF the unreliable
ity of the statements of that sheet in
general.
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TRANSVAAL TRANQUIL.
The Beers Accept the British Condi-
tons and Peace Assured
South Africa.

DURBAN. March 22.- The Beers
haye accepted the British terms, includ-
ing the cessation of war and the ap-
pointment of a Royal Commission.
Peace is regarded as assured.
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France.

Paris, March 2S.-All the ministers
except Ferry and St. Hilare have pro-
nounced against Interference with
the Scurtin de Lista bill.
MILITARY GOVERNOR
Gen. Lecoite has been appointed
military governor OF Paris.
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4 large number OF arrests have been
made in Russia.
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\ gentleman who had left Sioux City,
Iowa, last Saturday reports that two
thirds Of the people in Sue City are
burning corn at 30 cents per buShel.
while the railroads are blockaded to
Iankton. Sioux Falls. St. Paul and
Chicago direct. \ party who had
Just arrived from Sioux Falls on the
first train down in four weeks 1.-THE
track being now blocked again) brought
tidings OF an even more desperate state
Of affairs. The people had burned ev-
erything from the lumber yards. and
that source Of fuel being exhausted
they We're tearing down and consum-
ing sheds and barns Further up. and
especially on the praries, the suffering
was terrible. The hay gathered for
stock was all used for fuel. and much
stock had been killed to keep it from
freezing and starving. Railroad ties
We're torn up and even telegraph poles
cut down in places. and families were
clubbing together to spare a house or
two for fuel in nclghborhood. after
their coal and wood had been used up
and their available furniture was
gone.