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aEAfI.OUAvEHS,

[AN Est'3s
Careful inquiry at tho various hcadauaftess OF
tho singing societies last evening elictted tho
Information TINT thero woro at lcMat 5000 VIE
ttors 10 tho sangcrfest, exclusive Of tho l.a>0
singers. The estimate Was bascd on tho follow.
Ing distribution, Cincinnati. 5,ooo; Milwaukee,
4,5o0; ut. Louis, 1900: points IN Indiana, 200;
Columbus, O., 500. Cleveland, TO; Lonisvlllc,'
500; ToIcdo, 500: Detroit, 200; fh'ladelphsa, ~;
DuKato, $50; Davenport, 200; Hook island. soo;
Wheeling, 100; points In Illinois, b,0o0- All day
yesterday tho traius came in crowded. md. aa
ono Of tho principal ATTRACTIONS n sho tsstsai ts
sas 81 s ne toa"
4 nt,tnbcr of prnprI0tors Ut tocr.saloons Wero
asked Inst cvcnlug how much nf diMeSenco n
Of tho sllngerfcst IN tho CITY. AZ tho e'!loons
whch wero tho Headquarters ot tug eoctettes.
's sS :" t
such dlstinctton,. the denand was said 70 be
painfully light. ssme uf tho sealuts satd thas hi
had expected 10 double the S,,slness and NM! hsa
sanSSs.G''s sa'ies sun. tho so weather ,hSa
warm, the dcMand would tlctoaso aceordlnEly.
samron II ~ n'iu Is abot soo hsrres bnt ~ shinas
wero going yesterday, i xas doubtful wasssss IL
barrels ut the outside. a saloonkoeper aald The
| visitors were not spending much money tor
st tsS atyp pesss f. q o9.a e
R5sTsss s!ss tsss%seas
ernBe, no tntoxicAt1on was nniiccnb!e. r.,....
zs "F;Hs Massns Ssq fstoF v q nt'sass sas s
| SErVuricat, Tho Harmonic Mannnrchor, Of that
city, numbering lUu, aro hero aa visitors.
Ia iIs anonr ine visitors to tic sanrcricst. Miss
| Dow Is uniy II years OF age, unu IL pronounced
| quito musical prodigy. ',-,-,.-..
The horde Of petty thieves pekpooktetst, ana nSa
confidence operators WYNN 49, 1np ay he,n naa ~
make tbotr presuncc felt. Ono Of tho craft yes
tortlRy aetectod a victim from Tho ranks or the
Louis sa n9n - tn9 Gt roa
llovcd him Of *S5 and Areturn ticket totao c,ty o.
hfs ndoptlon. Tho name OF the l0ser canld nor
10 learnod because ne soiussa e IN. rrposo as
gncnty not be arrested. Tho Police Departnens
has taken all possible prccnsittons to pFotces
tho resident PUBLIC and tno stra,,1crs T1tan ~. , ga
a1Ips,". and "iifts" will doubtless 10 as large
Ms has bean horetofote nt equally large gather;
opathos i s0asa ssled II % dny frm tho Central sta
! iaTiy in tho neiRhhorhood Of tho Exposition
Iung Is under Eood trnba fso I'M prsns P9ss
Whnmp tatcnt" as from tho Waiting light
angorcd gentry. Nevertheless. At almtst over,
station III tho city thero nro now locked w N GER
| fain suspicious characters who nre. On occasion!
like tho present, much bcttor uif behind tho bnr:
than out Ia tho streets. tempted on oycry hnlis
bytho Indifference and partial Ignorance OF asEht
e' REPRESENTATIVES, Of out. of. town papers attcnd
press reception. to ho held Friday noon At ~
GRIND pacc IT fr tn9 RToas - nGauar1oi " m aaH
herIns as tho box otllcU, Exposition building, tw
hours before tho opening of tho doors.
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uwe, by mn expressive ecn,l- o.lor,Is of ch!dron.
brides, youths, md MD ncs, hcwa'''nF sho'r
II tho third numbor no haro uip"es tempted
,conc sren. t,ay..es;, hero of might!
ieis ,sss - n,,t s" III. snaw NV " esa,hy aol,sht
sen s sss %"! !!Ss: tSss II! v ths e1!.:,,u! ssss,
s",nss ss s S: S",. t,S IL. Ts,,' ,n"9o%. Il s ::ss
Tho sntttnR or tho nhovo Is M Mghur,1s md aolo
2siis' st s2t sfi i lie ,eps.s Tint ovo!akes U
s':!t| 4: s:; ;s:;; t5$ 'sSs ss:
r.sasa. 1'!ssns III II, ;tt'sHF "Ic9H Il
It ls very, Vigorous II dn,criptlyo, wrtlnr, sPo.
% f"aia * W xrcat rt,ssr by ime 0kcNnes and Trl;;
nii'i sotnbro rccitntiyu sccnc:
~ e..
III III :s$ :si RI K Whit Wills a$ssss 5s essss' is ssss'sn.
!, which !t'etoe .nwn!ts .lo nbsonce Of u'u'st''
s ~ :e ~ Ct Il sS ;SPasf g Psss s!s'
ilHc iS1ai heass Ss i''ss hssi" i" loy ioiS h'So
n striking eontrs,t With tho preyo,Is. ,utn111
e tbo eakest nr. q e wors
It. Il followed BY bright scci.o. "Tha li'1uct
with tho rhankes":
It. Tsf%" s vs!g ;Tnssss oa.
"a sE "ai sa st s, sfsst ,s asqs hcq,
hs ,ofSi hasa. "a ssasGs
1T which tlB responsive churlsscs of the Fhatakes
ortgllini score tu sccno is set for snvcrA hnrps,
md II ,nnkes thu Gl!max ef tsIn n worK 1t Is io-
1--WE" - ' rh. un,mcn, by t,ay
ixssys isIi Il !sT .SssST. d 2
rio r stili G"ar IL 81 ar'ii:
NJ rtns ,ns,. wssfyanx ssGcs H. sDs n;ifox. yot
hoSs yss;s 'sss ,. isti iS H., j., ,, o,
snitors Then iollows son,e recl,at!yc IL @ IN H. r.
asc u rnnys If ,e 1rana s Of ,thaca: ~"
0'0'' "a 'a!ss iss!ess ~ s!s!e!ss! 's ,as.
S s;$ A $;$$;$s$ $;sS$s i '' JUL
rejo,elpx oSer % 81 return: Tho finale, aoxeyss, @
SeTnsfb sbss;. Selected tof tho performance va.
5Ss ~be es sys f ,ee 1e spsss SSSf; e S SO !"
thu "Odtssoy." Their performances showed That
they havo studied tho work carefully. mud they
iien However & Tns isiae Il a.,ss ,s !asl ;6.1: !:
havu Gren il g,iltl not % nprec'.tctl at Iitte
fnrtsssIn,o tho ciroct wi.s ndn,,railo ani tho
work w!ls vel. lono. thougt tn th9 sci,i.ch.e- h.
fnctory. Thu sopranos wero so1npwhat shArp
arI h;rtt III quality, tho nItos Kood but light
in vulutnc. Ills tu,,Urs vigorous and true,
and tie bnsses much tic strongest ec.
Juent Of tho wtoio md forming n ilno
UNDERGROUND t,t solid resonant tame. v0or nlll
powur vcro their charactcristics rplhor tt,un te-
iinen,ont and c'enrncss and IN the cho..,acs th9t
eir best effects 1is Ii, the Ililnl number, for in
!. atnt,cc, which w,s thoir oro,Hniig effort. Among
the sl.osts Miss Cury md sr. Nen,nlortz easily
, cucrtct utS tho huDrs Ut tho erGnnF, tho lAEtCr
tnki1s tho iiUn's sharc OF thptn, ns his work wns
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ADDITIONAL ARRIVALS.

Tho rest al tho societies which tnko nctfvo
nart IN tho silngcrtcst arrived yesterday. Over
twonty cnfne III On tho morning trains. ano tic
Inception Committee bad plonty to do In meet.
Ing tho visitors ut tho dcrots and csc0sttnF them
to their headquarters.
Mr.. Il. IIoccbstcr. President OF tho Reception
Committee. delivered the address of welcome.
md rs.A1'Hnses wcro n'ate BY monburs OF tho va
' In nddit,or u to tho German stnstng societies.
whUsu arrival hns ulrcndy been chra,nictnl n
TME TnIIuxE. tho following sN'ne \, ycsteriny: :
Shor anbsreg es nd which = a1s i9aIIss r.
Is: IND ma Drailsn, * Total number ~. Ihsy
u Cleveland i represented BY ths "gcssna.
t. II" III
ai,teyclafa GcsauRverein," IL. Total III.
| Jhey arc ut the 1rsHrs.
ser6aud, =. TStal. %. Tho ,lo's! Frankfart is
'nf Ths us.SSS "i1oasstranz ao aud the Columbus
tht whole numbering Il. They aro ut tho St
kssyI!o /. ,sp,e,sntsa y X, tss h. "sssia}ss
sSas,es csssoVsn shss1si Sstabues
O., is tho '.liarmona.' IL: pskln. ~. " the
"Fronsilu.' IL; and bloomington BY tho - slfn'
' Tia tralns Coming Into tho city yesterday were
many OF thnm beisnd ttmc. They wero l,nus.l.
ally long a,,' ssre t''ot people who havr como
rhe sI u i'os @ soeicsIcs were ".iolns" Chicago
ngain yesterday. On tho streets, thcir S'nt,nrs
eSss ,o esoy a1f al those H@e II IT, wiisomMS
taoroughiy :ompiutcd Tint tie Committees lleit
no meetings yesterday, but devoted themselves
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from Manrso strcot south 10 tho i.olanf' tlomse
the sidewalks Oh Michigan nvcn1tu wcrc lncd
last Might win pedestrians. Not only on this
street, hut OIL tho cross.strcrts Tor several
bucks, TIM Inevitable nrrny OF peanut as,t' 'c,'+
o.a,iu pctidtors. tho man With tho clcclrio f,ia'
chine. his bro1hor with tho telescope, and bis
csutsns with the thousand atai.ouo utterly tisc.
less articles n'rcrrd for snlo wherever crow.'s
fu gathor. woru out h, ftl furre. 10 thc cns,tni
osrrsur Il s.,otne.! ~ hre1ls nGafy SI1,.i, SHssy
nvcn,ie mud thu etrcrts atutlftis ttercun
hni ircn tatvcrHl with Il fratnenr cnnvas str.lei.
and suvurAl ubiquitous tlrkeGtrs. Thet1'
Wnro snu,o uhcAp t1stnnrnntt scattnrrtl 0Htn1trAt
the sunns, but tho Gcf industry ri tho ttniWfl.
tuthtoi nnrc,lrrA ~ bc the supply 0t 1Mllt
tilUDr nt rutni. On tho sidewalks. the retleIs
rlluil their vHcltohs, TIM fnktrs ynllctl ont u!
sicntoran tunes the ,ncrita of tho!r wnrc. nll,'
tho rrcnt crowd OF rtsturs and resnic!tt* lnhsset
III aud down. inspecting tho scoilo mid tAktix IN
thu FUN ut tho tAlr. -...,
Ths nttitsnncut flowing portion oi the pnpuiaec
nf coursu som left tho strc9t ntd Roal9t Gun.
genial quarters IN thc Exposition 1lutlain1, nut
thore wcro r,,0uyh left, either ut th0so whose
ntrscs wDl,id nut stretch 10 tho extent Of MI
adn,.Rston.fec, or who werG hctt,ntrd by II e.. ~
rtnsty To exRtntno tho outside ehuw, to Keep tho
sttrpis nlivo uHtlt luto hnur.
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THO orrhostrn pInycd tho " 1nbrl-n l-nvcrturc.'
hy (. Al. van Wrhrr, md At tts conclusion mo
vast audience IllBpcract.
, 1881-06-30

~ CINCINNATI BOARD OF TRADE. =,
O4rUtrNAr1, o., June sD.-The Chamber III n
Csalacroe voted " adjourn from Friday W.
Tuesday next. --,.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1881-02-22
New IS Coun'erft its.

The treasury secret service has r..
c-ived news that new count. rf+ii
note has made its appearance il Ken
lucky. 1t is an imitation at the 81
ULited States n",e, series If 1875.
letter d, small figures II uni.r the
eaid letter john A Ii>.'n. register ;
A. II. Wyman. treasurer. 1t is
printed on localiz-d fiber paper. ~hich
j. but little inferi"r &" the < -nuine. xi-
Though somewhat thicker. The note is
nearly one-hslf an inch shorter than
the genuine. but. as far as examined,
IL FAC siinile. except that in the gen
uine, near the treas Ir-r's signature.
and in circular form, is printed in red
characterss +" e,i-s 1875" also near
the gecmetric lathe denominatiunal
counter contsining the large e cure 5
Il. the upper right hand corner Of the
face Of the note. in red color. are the
figures 1875" Neither at these i'm
prints appear on che center of the
mute, although in subsequent issues
these ef-cts NAV be corrected. The
note Is believed to he an imperfect
specimen Of what can be accomplished
BY photo-lithography. 1t is badly
burned in printing. and very much
of color when compared with the gen.
uine. vet il is said to deceive persons
who are not money experts.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1881-02-22

Tie Hartviiie Mo- Home Talk. speak
ias Of The Case Of Martin, tine coDde untd
murderer who escaped from The L-b.non
ill With the assistance # the ,iior'e
daughter, sage: "Mar,io. who escaped
acme time ago from the b.non
j I'll, taking With him the piucky girl who
r'-krd her al, to Iib-r.ie h,m, 70 s,iIi .,
large and no trace can he 10 nd Of him.
Had be not been liberated he would ere
this have been launched into eternity by
the h.ngman's hand. Thus Q young gnl
gave up good homr, friends. brothers, .is.
t-rs. al and even had her fir name b..
rmirched. 20 Iib-r.te a man whom size loved
Size cared mot whether che rohhsd the gal.
iows of . deserving wretch .nd .he knew
Mt Were she wac going or sb.i her future
lot would b--she oniy knew che loved the
man, that " - enuush end all FIR her. The
f.c, that she hsd knawu him ONLY lev
xeTks proves that her 1--we W.s pure
md heartfelt md TO RON .ntic n.tian.
Thu- woman il ever ready To sacrifice her.
sell for him she iove.. and how dues MAJ
rypsy ae1 2"
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1881-02-22
Coope: County soil for the Cap
i.aI Removal.

Seiaiia il ia "a fair sag To beat JEFF .r.s n
Ciy this time ia the capital bu-ines-.
AT least 80 far ss leg i-;a;ive action is con-
c-rn-,!. Th- outlook " ia ihsi ,he iexi-.
la'ure will give the I-op'e chance 10 vo'.
on the question, sId wien that kHvl~rs
J ff-r-on City will he-r soo,-iLin. d1sy.
We believe thu s'e"Ile are. by large n.a
,r,ts, ia fa.ur Of = removal to Sr,i~lis
Il is a r-iir6ad center, Sc,ivs, energetic
Ans, thrifty; its l'c 'ii"n IL sirv-,ed ana
.~althy. and a. slightly any in ia. t ate.
The o. c'ion ii Al II il a ud. west al
'hr geographical c,nlre il ri no n,"msat u.
his ,iay Il ,aiiw.y travel nj telegraph
c"nmu. ica,is.n Cooper G. u"ty ought ."
~ solid Tor the ch,ngr. We should de-
i've fp-ci i st!e ,nt e. by or nesrne~~ ,n
the sc Il IF goserntn-ni ss veil as . general
advantage IN cUmrpon with all the Peat Of
the S ale. The argument 81 e1p~nse j.
:ully answered ny tie inci ih.t our pr~-ent
tate buildings are old sn.i diis;'id lied, In
no manner suitable for n great ari growing
-Iste like Missouri. They snusi he rebuilt,
at no long time In the fu,UIe ia airy eve,t
md while We are At j; Sc had j'si ~ we'll
select once FOR all Ioc,iion Of ~hich we
need not be ashamed. = E.obvilie Advxr-
f,-er.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1881-02-22
SUNDAY MORNING.

Just look at her now. little humb1c.
30 d-vaut-l suppos~ ste don't KNOW
inst shes b-rd,ng her head too tar over,
And the ends OF her switches All sHcw.
What a eight Mrs. Ward Is. this morning!
That wotnsn " III Xiii me. ss'me day,
Wtts her horrible iiiacs and critnS.n-;
Why w,li there old things dress 20 gay:
And there's Jenny Well wi,h Fred Tracy
She engaged 10 him ncw-hors,d ihlng!
D. ar me, I'd keep on thy gloves sometimes
Ii Id 4 have a solitaire ring!
How can this g,rl mkt TO me act 80:
Til. way rh- turn, round ana >sarrs,
And then makes remarks a,,our people.
Shed better b- sxsiag her prayers
y, deari what Dire sdfai ioug sermon!
n~must love 10 Eesr ilns--if tax.
And It'r Af'er fwsiye DoT-how provoking!
wanted to have a nsce long walk
Through at last. Well. n lent 20 dreadful
After all. for We don't dis- tall nu-;
Hox can peos.le -ay church II I'oky.-
So wicked! I think us real fuD-
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1881-02-22
SATURDAY NIGHT.

The sweetest words in cur language,
to the largest number. are those little
ones written above. Tn-y ring around
q poor mans home like music from
over the waters. Little children learn
to lisp them; they are always music
to mammals ears. They mean a Gay
Of rest for papa; when the strong MAI,
eau throw away his cares and spend
one quiet. peaceful. res.fuI, happy
dav with his wife and little ones. The
rich aud the idle d" not appreciate our
blessed Sunday they need no rest ;
all days are alike to them; but to thu.
merchant. the mechanic and the great
busy, toiiing masses Of the world. this
night that ushers in our dav Of rest
is the green spot in lif-'s dreary waste,
an oasis in the heser. wild. Through
out the christian world. Saturday
night means the end Of a weeks work.
it means \ reckoning tor six days. sup
plies for the ginning week aud little
TOYS and deiicacirs for the children
1t also means that We Can have day
of communion with ourselves and our
Saviour correct past faults and make
new and better resolves for the future.
Experience has long siuc taught tina:
cessation from the ordinary vocations
of life is an absolute benefit, both to
civi;iz alton and commerce. The ma
chiaery Of the world needs an coca
sional rest !; an all-wse Providence has
given US that dav. our SUNDAY, and
Saturday night is its hsrbinger.
Every man that tolls feels himself re-
invigorated. and he goes to his labor
Monday morning with an energy that
was stranger To him the Saturday
night previous. 1t is rest that has
done it, exhausted energy has recuper
ated. tired nature ha, reyained her
strength. We are. in resolution and
nerve, new men. every seven days, rs
in our anatomical system. we are
changed and renewed every seven
yesrs. Bless our Saturday night aud
Sunday. is the echo all over the civil
ICED world /; it brings US resf. happin-ss
and peace. The heather of China
have no Saturday nj CHIT. no Subdav;
it is work. work ali the time. The
mind aud the body become exhausted,
human energy is crushed out there,
anu q more wre.ched, miserable un-
happy race does not exsist on Gods
green earth. Over burden us With
taxes retarI our energy by bad Iegis.
|asiOn. but give us our Saturday
night and Sand ". aud whatever the
burden we may have to carry, We will
shoulder it with fresh vigor every
m"rning, aud move right
along. onward aud upward.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1881-02-22

The OuiraGins Of Q Joplin Girl
Near Parsons, KanSss.

From the Parsons Republican the fol
lowing particular. of q dast ardly oatra.l
ere "ht.ined. Toe vic im is Represent,
a. being from Joplin, but no names sTs
gwen:
The facts of the most d.s' srdly Outrage
,h Il has ever been committed in . civiiis-d
community was Committed uPon . six'e<n.
y~Ar-Old x,ri Il Council Grove iasi Filthy,
has Come under our rrpor,s ri.! eve, aud w~
gis- ih-m to our re sders FIR what they ART
wouh. II xp,<xr- that two tr.thers, &C
c. mp,ni-d nv q sister six'~en y-ars old,
i.f, J"piin, Mo, come time sincr, f,r the
purws- "f visiting friends at CT M n
Council Grove. They arrived at their drs-
,inAtin Friday afternoon, and went q"
'he pot fic- ard IN ade inquiry IL = family
by the name of -- liv. d IL. that sicin
iiy. THE posima>t-r It'd them there Vas.
tut he c,.u!d not tel! them exactly the d.
recIion they lived from town. hut could
find cut 20 - to let them know in the
morn ng. Alter come deliter.,ion they
concluded 20 drive 10 the timber At the
rdse Of town ard emp until morning.
About 8 o'clock . ho.iy of young men.
light in number, appeared 1t the camp,
and one of tie nnn.t'-r, rtpre-cn him
self TO he The sheriff Of the county. resd n
warrant and arrested the iwo brothers, and
.s.isted by enc or Two Of the party, march
ed them "a ss il they were going to take
them Ia Ill, while the balance at the infa-
mou. gang touk charge u the girl anu .ei
30 work accomplishing their helIish de-
ign on her. Ia aa.nt half an hour
too Of the number that rsmsined behind
came and relieved the guards on duty, md
tiey went away, return ng in alb u half
an hour md 4 4 NJ that tl:ey we're mistaken
in the identity Of .h-ir prisoners, ard re-
leased them. Inc brother returned 10 camp
tu: could not find the II -i.itr, AID suspected
that something w.s ~tu,.g sHd went TO town
and looked up tie sheriff aud narrated the
10 him, who, in company
with several others. went in search, al the
missing girl, who WAS found lying in the
wood. some di-t,nce fr"m where the c.mp
wa-, in q verg rrrcari"us condition. III.
next morning the -her.f co0meHc. i TO iU.
the msiier, and succee,. ed ia AZ
r-.;in. -ix Of the villains, who we're taken
brfore a justice ii the peace md tie ,dr'.
guilty io the charge. Tae ,dsr, upon /;
he,rirg the sta:ea,en, OF the hove, that the /.
girl Vas IF donb fui character. I.iess- !
them Oh 500 hnns- each. Lister in the nj |
,ernnon The tIi.n.i- IL tie brother and ri-- 1
ter arrived in ,oxr. having been sent ior L. /
he morning, di-pro<ed the statement Of the !
youne sranp-, ,he b,v- were 9. arrested /
and ih-ir bonds raised 30 81, o0J ESQ.,. Th~ !
girl /. said "a h. in a very critical ronai-
lion and there a.e some auub:. of her re /
coverS. The young men who are implicated !
ia this viiisinous deed are ssiJ To i.r tie
-cas Of the most respected citizens vi the !
,oxn.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1881-02-22

February, tor . abort month. cen oe-
e,sionally put in come very hard lick.. II
is an ente'prising month. 1t horned"
Washington, even giving tvo days. eleven
days apart to the matter. IL 10 the moo,h
in whica prssiden'a are counted in ~
corgrer., sud in which the Gov hoy god
cupid, and his st,sn isns, -. Valsn,ine,
hold snpre,oe swav over the hearts Of the
loving aud the c.ilow end rsdiculoua. I,
il sl-o, o. se are bound q oheesve. the
month "f colds and rheums,iem and lhs -.
!, 10 arcoun'.ble for . great deal Of d.s-
cuufosi, and il shouid b. . rou,ce Of ion.
u-n-e ss,i-fsr'ion that ils d.: at;oa u cur.
t,il-.i. 10 the ms,ier Of ,hsv, February
10 At prr-~ni. to nee . po<tieal exprss ion,
not chipping eli over 9th enthu.i .su.
l. knoss it-slf 10 be sur'ene. il 6erls the
spirit ~ ich dictated u ar's fa@ous de.
pitch: II esoe. l ih.v. / e.aqoes.d. !"
Waving lie scepsee Is marches ous.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1881-02-22

A r. solution 70 Remove the Cap
ital to THIS City.

Al j. q .sM Cay, Mr.. MeGinnis. Of 81
L ui., yes,ssi,y introduced into the house
. tint sna c.Lcurrrni res. LUTON io subwi,
TO the qislsi-i vs,er- Of tbs si,ie, at ne
general election Q: 1882, an amendment to
The Constitution To remove the cspiIai OF
The s,air f'Om J. f-s-Ou City 10 S-d.l,a. I,
sss referred Io the Committee on coussitu.
iional suleas;men:s.
A sp<ci.l IL The Kansas City Journal o!
this norninR s,y.: 1T my be cons,dered
amonR the forexone G. ncla.icns thst IN
amendment for this purpose ~iil be sub
mi'isd y the rr-eoi legislature. S-dalis
has = large drIrs.'io" here working il the
Interest 81 the .m~ndment. About one
,ix'h Of the wemhers .re nov daily report.
-.i siek. and Mr.. Mrs. Of T~x.., might
have il" luded the entire house, wien he
thi. morning reported . member home
SICK"
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Couldn't Climb tho Pole.

A strong argument sgairst employing
women s. ieiesraphers Use made during
the recent storm in N-s York. Tie wires
broke near L~wi.vi.:e. and the msnss-r
ordered the operator To 6x il. The operator
,eIegrsphed bsck that the storm ass too
nd. ''Storm or no storm. fx the vire.
Il hnse m ladder" Then climb re
po.e." Sent climb the pile; I'm .
woman." The manager gave II up.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1881-02-22
A Wedding Postponed.
Washington Special to the Cincinnati Enqurrs

Washington Special tn the Cincinnati Enquirer.
M. J. ]. folh. Arp in,ment Clerk
10 the War Department, printed the
following card in morning paper to-
day. which hss caused something Of q
soc,al sensation, and excited great
surprise among the friends to the
parties Concerned:
ITO My Friends and the Public:
In consequence Of recent disclosures
from friends and prominent citizen. If
Washington affecting the presumed
integrity If Mr.. VIM. Lewis, the cards
Of invitation 10 the nuptis!s al ms
daughter at Ascension Church on
"Wednesday next. the 18th met. are.
with her earnest approval. hereby re.
called. The marriage with Mr. Lewis
will not take piaSe.
j. NOAH.
"Washington. February r."
1t IL charged that Mr.. Levi. pro.
frssed to be q clerk in the Pension
Office. recrivi"g 81 $40 per year. and
owned house in tie upper part Of
the city. besides having ND interest in
tie business IF The avenue jewellers.
Lewis Brss.. OF whom be was 0
relative. These gentlemen. however,
disown him. and :efuse to have any
thing u d" with him B sides. he
vas not clerk in the Pea ion sffice,
and has M visible means of eupp.rt.
H. vent to a jewelers. early ia the
week and purchased a die manG locket.
giving . cheek on kiges 4 Co. He
then pawn.d the iockrt fr $40, and
went tn Baltimore on Q drunk. The
entire arrangements Tor the wedding
had been made but the friends If the
young lady Thought that il was better
to r-trsct the step than ~ait until i,
: too late.
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Cal O.

To al Who are suffering from the enron
md in'ii-crr,ion- Of youth, nervou. weak.
ues-, earle. decay. ios' Of manhood. &C.,
will send q recipe that wiIl cure you, RHes
OF CHARGE. This great remedy vas die.
COVERED by . missionary in South A wer,ca.
Send self ~ddresed envelope to the Rev.
{. 1n@aa. Hsa.ioa p. Nsv Yosk City.
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Kansas City Times.

hab>as my 1IHIFs-
Charles n. NJ ,nsur arni Gov. Cri,ien-
'irn a charming valentine Yesterday. il
represented q IRISH, PsiPi,~ting. bl-edin.
heart, wiih . golden dart s,rmcx ihrOn a.
U"d~r this al Pr,.I.ri~,e aid touching
picture .rI~sr~,i the f,i'.'~i"g Legend
.'if Won low. me ss love you.
! NAV he happy yet, boo hoo"