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The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1881-02-15

Atthe Residence Of John II. Keecks
Bsrly Yesterday Morning.

At Eve m;ran he!cr 10 O'Clock, yes,e.-
day ~, -..heary kosrsnann,a 0srosn
twenty -tAres Yeas and -. rnvntha old
died II The e, :idene. u Jonn n. Keect.,
in the lar Of Hs'iies laoks- yard, o!
consuopsiso end - siiy ,0bIns1.
The cay / fore Chr's,sss the deceased
and he 4othsr sss:tsA for Colorado, fruol
,hsir ho:ae in 81. Lori., n hopes that Q
change Of clis,s,s might rrose tsns6cisl
10 the formers health. IEey stoPred ia
S.deiia for one day on their way oct, and
arrived In Denver aboas New Years. Al
that t,sse eossn0p,isn hsd LAID . heavy
hard On tbs sen ard slight evid,ress Of iu-
ssu;ss vers disesrnisle. A =. Il .aiss hs
beeeme ravine maniac, and although hi.
eoiher did eli that wss To sihie in ;hr
~.; Of farnish,ns nedise, ski:i. ns Ersdu-
ally grew ~orss, and sn attsndaas ha1 10
b cons,assly ~ bic side.
A rssidescs o! six ~seks ia D-nver con-
sia. 4 Xn. Kcen.mann tkas her con va
slowly hat sersis dying. and sbs deter
oiesA - sssarssnG so her nns~s IN ~
Losis. She ssenrsd tie serves OF Mr..
Ffsah c. Tirsoe, cf Dsnssr, 70 attend her
ssa On the trip, and they arrived in 3 d.
lia Thrrsdey night and vssi 10 the resi-
dsnes Of their cid friend, Mr.. John n
Kes .ts, eo.:h OF The express o6cs. NJ,
Kosnea.n has . nrmber Of rsla;ires lirins
in Lee Greet township. sad il vss her in
,eaiien 70 pa. shsa . visit, should Eenr,
i1pro-e su1lciest 10 permit OF II. Instead
however. he grew ve,e. and died yssssr.
dsy moraing.
Mrs. koeasnsns hss lest husband, &C
BOZ. sod ore daughter b, consumption. and
10 nov lois aloas in tac world. The re-
"A ais Of hor - viii es inferred II Lake
Cfssk scVsship 70 morrow. snd IL 10 her In.
iss,ien to teke up her residence With hrI
brother, Nr. Losis Grancensn, Q wealthy
farmer Of that ,setion.
Tbs dsesssed we IN es,iaabis Young
sssn, ard Aad in his ? ,ssess;on . number
Of lsi.srs stiestine 10 his high character
iron former Employer. He res . wool
,crnsr By ossuss,ioa, snd 10 spoken OF - 9
6rss -elass ~orknsn. IL 10 seid the eaues
Of HE inssnit, wee The rsirssl OF youna
iaey 10 beeone bic bride esessss she Coz.
siasssA Aia - dying With consumption.
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Caring for the Boys.

DR.. Jackson. the surgeon 10 charge Of the
Missouri Pacific hospital At Washington,
makes friends o. every hand. his patients
are loud in HE praise, and il 10 safe to say
that al Who hsve ever been placel under
his charge will ever reL.ember him With
gratefaleeA.
A fsv days ago Cue Hanh, brakewsn
on Conductor Merr;ks!ds train, got pinched
bstwses . couple Of cars, bot only sastain-
ID slight injuries. He was relating the
eircunseancss 70 some Of his companions,
and the eoeveesaiion wss overheard BY Dr.
Jacksoa, Who came forward and made IN
exsminatien Of Mslshs body. he said
nothing, but on Friday last Gus received
medici1es, together With directions for
treatment. much 10 HE surprise. jackson
js one Of ths best physicisns and surgeons
10 the state, and Il, wfthal, . trump.
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COMMENCING
MONDAY MORNING,
We WILL OPEN TIE
SPRING CAMPAIGN
UHHEARD OF BARGAINS

IN
NoUSe FURNISHING GOODS.
Tho moot extensive line of
table Hnsns. togeis, crashes end
napkins ever shovo in this city.
An linen dsmssks from rs cts.
per yard
Fast coforsd Turkey rod, 80
cts. per yard.
Good crashes, 4 cents Dor
yard.
Undsr shsetings, pillow cases,
musiins snd Enenc, Antique linen
tidjse. A big stock Of nottingham
curtain lace sf cost price to close
out.
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CARD.

To all Who are suffering from the er.on
and iud:scresicss Of youth, nervous weak
uesa, earIey decay, loe Of manhood. &C., ]
will ssnd . recipe that will cnre you, yREE
OF CnAnax. This great remedy Vsa dis.
covered By . missionary In 6outh A0erica.
Seud q seif.sAAressed en.eloee 70 the Rev.
T. Innas, esas;oa d. New York City.
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Returned With H,s Dead Wife.

Very men. q the people Of ssdslis aad
Psitis COUNTY ksov Nat. q. R-owa. Lsst
sprisg he. together With his vife, sho sss
% invalid, vess 10 Ksa,ucky. her sstive
stsie, in horss to restors hsr health. No
p.rs,aeent relief ~as had. Mrs. Brown
Iisd On the i0sh inst, At six O'Clock ?. m,
Al eai;h Mills. Ky, Of cnnanmPs,oa, sgd
thirtJ -thr.. yo.rs She isa.. . husban;
end brighi-sysd boy Of eight yesrs TO
aoura bsr desth.
Mr.. Brow w. . niscs OF The lsis Z. o.
Cneaism, Of this eoosty. He. fsosins will
te ie,srrsd ~ the old Cns.iem place TO-
ds,, % NJ. Brown arrived from Kentucky
lets lest night With tbs corpse.
The sympathy Of the good people Of
Psttis are extended 10 Mr.. Ersvn in his
ustiEse!y bsrsaveoent
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4 Cold Dinner.

Gen. Winfield 8. Hancock and
Gen. u. b. Grant were an1iously
looked for at the ceremonies Of the
6rst installation Of officers elect Of
George Washington post 103 Of the
GrandArmy Of the Republic, in Del
moincos parlOrs on Friday night
Both gentlemen, says the Now York
Star. received invitations to the in.
s,allation. and both positively pro~is-
ed to attend, but neither came. Gen.
Hancock told Cap. Wharton Of his
staff, who u . member Of the oct. that
he would come. asd Gen. Grant con-
veyed the same assurance to Gen.
Lloyd Aspinwall acd others.
II tran. ,irej that when Gen. Han
cock and Gen. Grant accepted tha il
vi,ations neither knew that the ether
bad been invit ! and had promised
to alta I'd. They only learned a the
fac. late oo Friday afternoon, and
Ge1. Hancock. who spsnt the day in
tho city. returned 70 Governofs leland.
while Gen. Grant stayed st the Fifth
Avenue hotel, and ssst messenger
from there 70 ono Of The oDcesss Of
George Washington post at DslDos-
ico's to learn IL Gen. Hancock We
present or VS. expected. Gen. Grants
messenger twice visited Dslnonioos,
bat % Gen. Haneocks intsatious
were not then known. no satisfbctosy
answer could b given - hin. The
result was that Gen. Grant lspt away
entirely. while the committee Of ~
raneeneots Of the post. sho we're
ignorant Of the dilemma in which -
vas placed BY Gen. Hancock, delayed
the post dinner more than IN hour,
until il Vas nearly cold.
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When looking for 1pt-elass good. In
he grocery and psosision line. call on Fer
reIl d John.sa, il the Methodist church
block, Ohio serssf.
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-Joasaia Nillsrs new play. which nay
b. brought out d the Unioa 6Qsars theatre
next s-asos, bat u at PR cent bsld b Ne.
Kes Rankra, b estitled 80" asd its hero
q one Of The pioessss Who bee NJ ksPs Dsss
With sdvaneiag civilization. eed n Felis
Of the pest N The Coliioraia q today. fhe
piscs u in I've acts, and The scssss are laid
on the plains, in d. Louis cd virKisia
CITY By the Coostesk lode.
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-Thoss Who have tried il, cay there 10
oolv one sood coagh mediciue and that 10
Dr.. Bale Csaeh Syrup IL j. chssp. TOP !;
enly Is cesls bottle.
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Curran b Fry's,
Wri'sss ssr tie Sunday k-rni-x ssss,.
IHEsTrS SsAss.



syeo1AL VASf.
In etc. sesfs, whom An Gone.
And yea No moro nv face snail see;
'Hb.s y eeds arep OF, one by one,
YoG siiil k.-s lr!f Trend an me.
II trouble cones 20 eioad ysur t.ov.
Ana you are tNtti,ng life sinns.
Think Of re then. jus, - aos,
On, hspSs dsyo. forever s"1si
II 90 Q rough nd troubled SEA
Your iens:y tarS Of Life 70 casf,
Your heart must ansser hsrS q ne
OF the is1sast days that - have passed.
An. maay long and happy dsv
That you ena I nave ps.ssd together;
But tsev 0ers SO s@eet-'ney eoria not stat
-Os. slie:i,i moments, passed forevsr'
Hut thoss Savs ere goss: mnst not 'igh.
" Sta n nv cheeks With heartfelt tears.
oot whom ] iay 0e Down 80 ess
srsaS 81 me kidd y--,a sf'er year,.
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Friday evenings BAzoo osssioaed Tie
fact that . warrant Wss out for Jerry
White, colorsd. charged 9th assault and
battery. The came svsoisa Constable Col.
lins started out il search Of hiO, accom-
panied By O6css Csrscs. They easehs
sight Of hin back Of The 0arissa, bot
White ALEC sav them, and took 70 his
heels, With the officers ia close pnnuit.
They followed him beyond the sss works,
calling frequently upon hin 10 halt, bat he
needed not, and At lest they gave mp the
ehass, when White stopped running asd
commenced abusing them By calling them
oil manner Of sames Toe BAzoo learns
that hs retsraed 10 The city thss evening
and renamed At home ell night. The
sooner IN example 10 made Of this 0issr-
able Whelp the bsitsr.
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-Iss.yshiaS has . csuee; tickling in
the throat, hsskiss Of voies, vio'en, cough
is:, etc., are The "A g, Of severe cold.
Dr.. Balls Ceu.s s,rsp cures the cold as
oees, and rsooses il serious s9sc;s.
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That wonderful rem, ~ for rheums-
fiam, 81. Js,obs Oil. hes been uasd By .
large numt ~ Of PEOPLE in: this city, and
with effect truly marvellous. Frrqusstss.
: ,rts are made where suSersrs have h-sa
afforded relief, and the sale IL growing
Ia,gelv. The fact that il - o external
. conc ", commssds il 70 many rho would
not otherwise thisk Of going OCT Of she
esteo track to 6od . remrdy.-Nilsaakee
.nfi0Nl
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Bvr roo. al ,c.,,. on w,sr. 13-1sd
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replied:
"Why Of course not. It's much too
cold for yeu to 90 out. You said %
yourself, and besides you dent feel
very we'll"
''There's lots Of boys on the pond,
mother, an the skatiDe's splendid. l
don't feel 80 bad nov. Can't l go?
l won't STAY long. l think you might
let"
Upon which all the mothers said,
in effect. Nv ell. do 60 along; but
mind you don't get into any airho!es. "
Thus before an hour had passed
nearly all the boys 10 the school we're
gliding over the pond or gathered in
the group watching Mr.. Chalker and
his fishing party.
Meanwhile the schoolmsstsr and
Ben had enjoyed remarkable luck.
Four fine pickerel lay on the ice, and
a 9Th (msch the biggest ever seen in
the pond. Of course) had been lost BY
Ben in pulling him up. Now it 90
CURED to Mr.. Chalker that it would
be much nicer If everybody had seats,
90 he suggested to the boys that they
should bring some fence rails, and cit
down in circle about the FIRE; al Of
which was done with . merry good
will, and Mr.. Chalker surveyed them
with infinite eaiisfaction through his
glasses % he hauled in another strug.
Cling victim of his hook.
''Now," said he. 81 zee plainly that
il Is all q mistake to hold school up
there 10 that uncomfortable building
on the hill in such weather % this,
and 20 am going TO propose that on
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through to w afe4W. ne onOW ~ reported
@ very deep m some places, ano il Gill be
quite an undertaking, bat the attempt will
be made.
At o'clock this morning the two east
bound and one west-bound passenger trains
aayinR when they will reach Sedalis. Ev-
cry possible effort 10 being put forth TO
clear the track, and everything will Be- in
the usual running order some time during
the day.
The frst snow fel, in 81. Louis Satur.
day morning at O'Clock.
The delivery wagons snd the butcher
boys went slow, for once, yesterday.
The telegram reports from the east
show very much lees snow between Upton
and g.. Louis than here.
The Pacific had two locomotives Of
the track yesterday st one time !; one st
Engineer street and the other in the yards.
Cause, snow.
They are having trouble with tie snow
ON the Boonville a Versailles rosd II il
reported that there we're three dead engines
On the road yesterday.
Mike Carroll was bsHKagsmsn on
Narshs train that got stuck at Hughes
Vile tank yesterday. Becoming disgus'ed,
he started to foot il TO Sedslis, and On e,e
vay met IN engine going TO the relief Of
biz train. He BOARDED il and went 10 the
.cene Of trouble, snd still more thor.
oushly 1isgusted when thai engine. tho,
b came imbsdded in the drift. and was IN
lble to move in either direction. He made
The most of is. though, and again vaiked
10 6sdal,a, arriving here st 10 o'clock p.
n. He hoof d il about TWENTY-FIVE milo
IN eli during the day, and will nov Lay up
Ior little roeupsratioo.
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ST. VALENTINES DAY.
Prepare Yourself to Receive
Your Annual Benefit On
tho Morrow.
Tho show WindoWs AsloV-1s-
Elections Wise and Other
Wise Upon the Day.

Tomorrow, the 18th o: February. 10 ST.
Vaieniine's day. ard no dosbs Postmaster
Parker asd bic Dr. outies would sisdly sc
il over. II ;he:s il any ore thing os,of5cs
employee 6epiore, it 10 THE day. From
early morn unit! late a. night The strsss
aoodluc,, she min of tender yssrs. the
young lady With banssd hair ssd the young
man with . do~ny uousischs. will call q
the general delivery visdov, and 10 :hs
sweetest aeesnis Ssh o! Casr:is Parker: 'Is
there anything ~. meo THE will hs ks,s
up durinS the sni.rs ten hours, and soHs Of
the callers will mike 10 less ihss hsif .
dozen trips.
Ycs the past two weeks ,hs shop Windows
Of Asdalia's back and drug s,orss have B. 81
scios With the hsralds Of 81 vsisstiEe's
dav, and tie safe to say that 4 larger hnsi-
sess hss bssa q assaetsd 10 THE particular
branch this yesf than -, ever the esss ks-
fore. During tbs past GEEK great aaay
Of Hedslia's fair se- haSs bssa ont huyiae
the daisty bits Of JiIsus and GLE. sad oeea-
sionally slyly Yusehssisg . wicked eoaie !;
and no doeos the Young nss have inverted
- literally.
In valsatinss this year there are hot lev
striking novelties. Nothing bs,ter has ap-
j P0oIVu SuUu tuS 1SvSs SS& .ut 49,
vslea,ins, which came cot some yssIs ago.
There ere . fsv Of these stiii 10 stcee.
Whss the elegant ssiia eov.slss, whisk
ksars this motto in gilt lsstsrs. il rssssd, the
assoaished recipient ends . pair Of carriers
lsnuGiy nessline in . little bad cf Iscs And
isrss This wss ieds Cd nest. and ~hsn shs
famous incideas from ehich the motto VA
takes 10 rscalied. j, soald Be hard for the
most fae;idioes led. TO take oh-nse al tbs
delicate tributs. Another neat trick in v-l-
sn,ines 10 one which, when pullei out, Isp'
PRESENTS the exact setting OF . stage, si,h
I,rees, winss, set homes, human 6sarss. sse-
Lilo Lillipuiian perspective. Some o: tbs
lcasds. this year are dsiicsseiy wri;isa BY
haad on tinted Psps-. and m.sy @: them
eonsain downright: proposals. Of nsrrisse
Alter al, perhaps, The sentimental saIen
time gives many . young nan . chance Il
relieve his heart Of its surchsrsed affection
aud serves 10 make more than one you u
girl hsppy. The amorons s~:in can 70
Iisve hinsslf BY sending som.shing lik,
this:
"My dear, IL you love me
~ veil ~ 30 you,
You wont objHct 10 Ks,
A older lovers do!
Thew seen 10 like il we'll,
Both lads and !s,s, =, toe;
And N Nth .Saisr 1--we
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fustice. |n*:o
s',,, T. - ,,,,r,, <ux,>,,.., r.
" ,'.'''',7 7SStH VIZ. .oNs'uH Ns'
10 . !le ''''e'.sSEstS. .Ma pronty VI uio JnaRe'
.n1 H.. H., ,".'.aaa.', a" ~ ~ MppuI ,..., ~
oonnn M ,raoS frt aoyin, lint tho .nor,ts
,yhIr, tl,ev I,n, 1rt,.cssntl t,,te Morn tnr lad
sn,nn,yInt .11Itrn,I ifa mini ara ,l;uo rrn,,,,d
h1x n1n,,s n,'f' liz s,,r,,,i l.c lin Inv ~ rer-
fuct hEs nrv,t,nant lin, r,urt .yo. thoro.
rnrc nitour,eI 1T n fe,y ,utnutca i,r,ore ~
n,rf,cl;
Thn ,1av nosecd u;t,,nnt onv aoan,to,o,.
hchnyior m ii,c .,r,vnner,s mr.; H., 'no,ta n
frw il1.untnrrJ nnI ci,o+nctars,fc ratmorEe
AZ tho conci,.sfon n, arr f,nh.aon;s a,,c.c,,
hc sait1 In annrovn., 1,f ,uos, NJ ,viot he 1,n1
anId -,
, 1881-11-22
censure, MIL this repDrt received but two
votes iii its supnort-tlIuse Of Commissioners
Knppf anil SeiInc.

@~Ho"t'f tA"* VIVA Ae1'"'s 'G~%''~" 0e ~"
votes iii 'ts slt'nort-tlI0se OF Commissioners
Knopf and Sennc.
---IIarrfs, Pierce, antl The other persons
WIN nro being presented b. tho Stats au-
tl,prttlcs for t!ong nj insurance business tor
unauthorized COMPANIES In this city. affect
hot to care much ahDut tho prosecution.
They wtI!'base their defcnse on tho alleged
fact Tint they nre agents FIR tic insurers md
not for the companies. also that s!Ia law
against the UNDERGROUND - companies, rs
tie c0,lcerns which they represent nre called,
Ia unconstitutional. They have e,npfnyetl'
Leonard SWEET To conduct tho defcnsc.
-ofr, 4. Frank Lawrence l,as resigned
hi. positlon ns West Side Park Commission.
rr mra,1su In bc1tnye4 thnt h1s ,nwer for
4ood las passed AWAY Ii, u letter to tho
h,ard yester,tnv te crtticfses the actiou of
that body II, uayinp A1J,.,cre & Co,. the co,l-
tructors, =, fcr rent Of their bill on the csi.
mate Of the Engineer. He nlso criticised the
Board for otlier shortcomings IN regard to
other contractoY. Mr.. Mctrea was
"patncd" Mt l'nwrcnce's Language, Mr..
Woodland did not like 1t, and t'l the lnet'l'
bers voted Iii favor of tie acceplanco oil tho
resignation.
--reprcscnta.Lyo Reed, of Mnine, has
entered on M active cal,ynss fur the Sprnker-
sj,lb Of tho next House of Representatives
liz says he expects to win. Representative
George X. Davis says Tint lie Is not now arld
never Inns been a candidate for the Speaker
shin, Nlr, kobcsou. of New Jersey, fnyors
Reed, md says That rs tie is much stronger
| thau l1iscock, all the Eastern mrr ought TO
unite OF Him. 1t Is not probable that tic
Eastern men will follow Kobeso1,'s advice.
| Too many Ut t,cf, are candidates. OF the
| twenty Republican congressman now In
| Washington eight are canyassing for the
place.
.--1t ia now pouoro,,v concei4c,, 1,v fin
no,nocrotfc f,nugraasm", thot i've f;rcc,,.
,,oorors flo +vn 1>n,dtustnr4 ond 1ivntt
s,ntt1, 1u,to,,ondont viii rnt. viii t,,o Ia,
Renuh,can f,nnrrcssurn fl organizing thu
House, thus giving the Republicans Il clear
majurity of ten over the combined opposi-
thu. Abe Hewitt md several other Demo
cratic congressman have declared that they
, 1881-11-22

,>,...,o. =. o.,,,,
=. -. on"nel' y. NV a I
~" ". pala t''e'F fespce'S seS'0'u"s !" s'e''0'"''
fo'R'''
Tile crews Of the llfe-savlnK steamers
threaten to fcstgn unless tnols pay % ILL.,
creased.
! --,l'lle bctsotilal Of Prince Leopold OF
England and Princess Helene Of Waldeck Is
officially announced.
---DurlnQ tho ten months ending Oct. 81,
1851, III, 80 e1ntgrants smiled from Bremen,
t'erluu,,y, for thu United States.
-cs,oro,,v f,tr ,,,oo+hor ct,,d rort, IN
| ,,o., ,.,nns J s,,,f.,.,a @ ~ :" ,varmer eost ami
s",,th winIs linda fnr G ' thts rceton VI todav.
.u,,o .,o..o,,
20 'eu'.ss" s... H1ss s.o ".., u,,,,..s,.
10 u ill.,. u'%. 49,. !". s'.o ouaA ,'a sa,n, ~
vi '''o A'''" eo's' '"''o p''4' p'eN -!
4 hotel fthc prosrect liouse! ana 1ae
to"il'hall AZ E2''hgtot'' oht'' "eEo aea'lo5eu
az o. IN" 's,o 'snss'u",. I,.: % ano loso eoo m
~"''''. A"' ''''"'"''ee - ~-
lille Hes' D. Il. forrcste'' u: ~, WHO
"as ~ me tiife tmstor OF on9 o, Ma r''ieo.
go chu9cnes' ai'a WHO a'so h''sa p",p!t ~
A"rofst' ILL.,, WIS ln'of'eo sessefuaS ~ 1A'no''
a4"ss'
-ch'cl'Jhs'ce Walte rendered " ae'
c's'oli IN tlo supreme court yes'eroaS. no'a'
INK tl'"1 'hh eap'ta4 o1 oa,@ nFes.eu !.
foreign countries can oo 1axeo Wy too on1'eo
''"|'e.
-rFes'aens 1scVy 1'as eslaol'a"c~ 1,, IVY
pm''Ic con93""'e"'lo1' pot"ce'. ~ .nu - Hlsaoe
anu tho Opera Cotnlaue ana Tie Ihcatfe
rtahsasse' anu INTENDS gl'las set'es u
's'epto"'c III ''o"'eS '"'" "'''e''
Miss Eninn Thnrsby iias returned to
Paris from a professional tour III Scandina-
VIA, which has been groaE SUCCESS. she
Ease h1ty-thren cohcer&s m. norway, Den
h"tk' uuu oweuetf' "'4'on"oio "''o"ae" os
''ca''S ':og9v :oe:s psopie'
), '--Osborn Pitts, Of fColumbns, 9a.,waGered
tint nc could drink quart OF whisky. He
did drink tho Quantity lndisafet1, but was
taken home dead. The pers3n who supplied
Hill with tho whisky, ohe Dennlson, llas
!, been nrrestcd, @nd properly:
-s1r. Garrett, President Of the Baltimore
e. Ohio Railroad Company, received tee-
gtaln from Leon Ciottean yesterday which
lntlnates tlat tic new french CnoEf'et Is
favorable to tic repeal OF stho decree pro-
hlbltll'g tho Importation OF American pork
and lard.
-Acttng-rostnaste General Ha ton Inns
t1ccidad tllat ,nntter produced by land
STAMP, Typewriter, Or copy press, Is prt,nu
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At the meeting Of the Board of County
I /.
, 1881-11-22
THE ASSASSIN.

Trip Of the Cowardly Pris-
oner from Jail to
Court.
Chattering Of His Teeth from
The Chi'iiness of the
Weather.
Withdrawal Of Robinson Because Of
|. the Abandonment Of NAL
practice Tactics.
The Assassin Given n Full 0ppor-
tulity to Address Court :
and Jury.
He Is Afraid to Stand on His
Feet, and. Says Very
Little.
| Scovil1e Makes an Address, as
Plain as Brutus' and as
Effective.
He Has Already Convinced Every
body that He Believes the
Assassin Insane.
4 Widespread Apprehension that
the Accused Is Really @
Cri.zy Fool.
Bill Jones Is il tie Hands Of His Friends,
and Cannot Be Identified as
| the Avenger.
The Columbus journal., 1881-09-07
The Reunion.

At 2 o'clock to-day wednesday,
the soldiers from Ohio, Indiana and
Michigan will be called together.
The campfire at 8 p. m. will be
opened by Gen. j. II. Carnahan.
Thursday, a novel feature will be
the day campfire for children and
soldiers as visitors, led by j. III.
Kyner and Paul Vandervoort. Five
hundred children on the platform
will sing army songs. At 4: 80, the
reunion of soldiers from Illinois,
Wisconsin and Minnesota. Camp
fire at s p. m, opened by Col. Len
ming, only surviving officer Of Fort
Pillow.
Friday, the chief feature will be
the reunion of soldiers from Iowa,
Missouri, Nebraska and Kansas /; the
sham battle at 3, and the goodbye
campfire at s.
Saturday at 8, competition for the
cssq prize by posts G. A. r., and
valedictory at 10 a. m, by Gen. Cobb.
The Columbus journal., 1881-09-07
The President.

II has been decided to remove the
President to Long Branch on account
of malaria, evidences of which had
been visible for several days in the
Presidents condition. The truth
seems to be that he has no chance
for his life in such atm osphere as
comes to him from the region be.
tween the Executive mansion
grounds and Long Bridge.
Before the JOURNAL will have
reached its readers the probability
is that the President will be on the
way to Long Branch. All arrange
ments had not been made, but, with
out change of bed, he will be placed
in car specially prepared for his
comfort and the convenience of his
attendants, the engine to be placed
behind the cars to prevent disturb
ance by smoke, and no fuel to be
used except anthracite.
In the judgment OF the surgeons
the President has been gaining
ground little. The wound remains
unchanged. The swelling of the
parotid gland is decreasing.
The Columbus journal., 1881-09-07
Horrible Massacre.

The dailies of Monday are filled
with dispatches and conjectures con-
cerning the massacre of Gen. Carr
and his entire command including
himself, six other officers and sixty
four enlisted men, by the Apache
Indians on the eastern border of
Arizona, on Thursday last. The
White Mountain Apaches, who can
muster 400 braves are the only In
dians known to be concerned i'm the
outbreak. Mills Indian scouts, who
were with Carr's command, turned
upon him and began the attack,
which was finished by the others.
The latest kilograms indicate the
horrible possibility that Ft. Apache
had been taken, and that the wives
of the officers of the Ninth regiment
had fallen into the clutches of the
brutal sayages.