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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-12-03
WHEELING, WEST DECEMBER 1881

cent advances in the prices OF boots and
shoes has slightly checked the volume OF
business, but dealers are better satisfied.
The tobacco market is steady, with good
prices for good grades Of leaf.
CLEVELAND IRON AND OIL MARKET.
CLEVELAND, December 2,-Thereis con-
tinued activity in the iron market. Inqui-
ries are being made for small lots Of ore,
and the supply is about large enough to
fill it. Pig iron Is active, strong and adyan-
cling, though prices are unchanged. The
feeling is general among producers that it
is not wise to have iron go any higher, Us
it would let in foreign iron, Dealers are
better able to get gars for transportation
than formerly. Bar iron is firm.
Petroleum is firm at seven cents for
while other kinds declined one
quarter cent
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BALTIMORE December 2-FlOtr nr1ner and more
active; western snPernne q 26a5 0G extra % G6G
higher, closing Grtn; No. 2wintgf, spot aud pccGm.
q HAai az March q IN Corn, western hiG6ef,
January Gg IaG9I{c. Fe6fuafy 7tsSaiiIc. Oats fffS
western white GGa5Gc; mixed 4saipC; pehnSyiyahIs
i0aS2c. Rye duh at q 00al o.. Hay qulet prime
Soc choice Psnn'ylyHnIG Slg 9oa99 90 Provision afmi
rib sides packed o. 2jag IS; blcOn shoulders % 3S
clear rib sides 81 co. hams Sla OOai3 90 Lard n.
hned sl2 S. Ildter ilrin western packed ita40c;
roll Ga,0c. Eggs frn al 26a2gc. Petroleum, refined
i1sc: nominal. Coffee dull Ilg SarBoea SNaigXc.
Sugar quiet Soit VIC. Whisky Gtineh u 11k
CHICAGO, December 2,-The DrOpeFJ Journal re.
ports:
The general market Is unchanged. quality ySfy ialf
but not 20 good as Yesterday common 70 good
mixed 81 GiaG TO- heavy packing and thlppihR
t6 lia6 4G light 81 yOa6Og skis and Ctil o 16ab 10
Cattle-ReCeipta Q O0O head; shipments 1900 head,
Market weak aud sales SLOW, Glf around! exports
% O0a6 60; good to choice shipping % 2Oa6 %;
common 10 iaIt 9 7Ga4 g0 mixed butchers ID
abundant supply and dull at q 0Oas o; stock6fl
sheep-Reteipts 2,4iO head siilpmehta 400 head.
The market is slow and 20atOc lower on rough
stock: good 10 choice % coal QOab %; common 10
fair mixed &00a9 10; selected u 6Oab Is.
CiSCtSSArt, Decentralization strong Al itiEc,
higher; No 2 red winter q siai SS))I. Com
stronger M. mixed GIA6Gd. Oats steady; No 9
mixed iSniSlfc. Rye nrmer at u o.. Bifsy III
Is 90. Lard inlet al Sil Naii o. Bpf meats hfmSfi
shoulders TN clent ih - siT Bacon firm and
scnfcei shoulders sS 10; clear rib 80 1J clear
i5n IN SSles 6i fiShed goGds 10 barrels on baSis
Of 81 i5 Butter inner but not quOtAbly higher
TorEbo, December 2-wheat hfmer No. AIRED
spot aud december 81 9jlS; January q s7tt Feb-
rtry q 70 bd March q w W. y q asked g9tn
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-12-03

CtSctSXAri, December 2.-The week has
been characterized by a general disposition
to dullness in nearly every department Of
business, but It closes with an unexpected
improvement In the banks theie has
been moderate demand for money.
Pork packers are holding back for various
reasons, mainly because the weather has
been too warm for Strengthening, but as
there hns been better temperature for the
past two days their demands are growing
moro urgent.
There has been fair demand from the
country for money, and rates rule firm at
9 and I per cent. Exchange on New York
is bought and sold at par.
During the early part Of the week corn,
which had been held at an abnormally
high rate, dropped until Il reached sixty.
five cents, and tO.day there was a reaction
in sympathy with a firmer feeling and
higher prices on all grain except barley.
Wheat has fallen as low a. 81 80, but IL
now held:at 81 3sal 3sl. Oats have been
strong all the week and closes with an ad.
vancing tendency
Hogs are firinef al the close Of the week
with fair receipts. Prices range from So Ot
to 50 80.
Whisky, under the influence OF the late
combination, continues steady with indi
cations Of m advance in price. There seem.
now 10 be satisfactory condition Of Attain
between the hitherto liscordant whisky in
terests, and the probability oiirequent iluc
tuations Is greatly reduced,
In dry goods, the demand Is fair, ant
jobhing sales Of leading articles are unu
sually good. Prices for plain and ColoreC
cotton fabrics are very firm; demand fO
woolett goods less active.
] On account Of the mild weather the re
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-12-03
ANUEER CASE.
The Common Causes for Divorce RE-
Vefaetl Hott,aWbat.


DETROIT, Mlcn., December 2.-some
months since, Rev Dr. Il. L. Rexiord,
we'll known Uhiversalist clergyman Of this
city, filed bill against hiswiie for divorce,
alleging long continued cruelty us the prin-
clPal cause. The fact has become generally
Known throughout his denomination, at
east 50 that II now becomes proper to state
.at The bill has been Withdrawn on the
Stengih Of medical advice that Mts. Rex.
lori physical condition has been such rs
% deyelope an abnormal mental state suffi.
gently serious to account for the violence
,ompaincd OIL This information was oh.
Mlhed subsequent to the filing Of the bill,
although d. Rexiord, before taking that
aep' consulted eminent medical authorities
y y 70 his wiie's condition. As Mrs. Rexiord
s,amuch esteemed lady, this adjustment
u u9e matter causes much satisfaction 10
me friends Of both parties, Their former
|sa'Ions will BET Sgpmed,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-12-03
Chs Gtts4igetreer,
oa,e, So., Is ond - RourleepIh street.
TuEar seems to be some life LETT in the

ruEnr seems to be some life left in the
.,ni.ct or forming a Democratic club in
ri. % ,iry. somewhat after the character of
,Ie Lincoln Club, We say seems to be,
%on,b g' We only have the word Of the
e,rs.r iorit. And even by the testimony
Il n that paper it is rather uphill work to
,a,,.riai,tr Us I the club. The medium is not
~, "', fortbeoming, The medium is money,
!, nj. s..,c This state of affairs presents
-. ,.o,.,s,iye No, contrast to the early history of
,ss Lincoln Club. one Of its suggestions
i.,b,, while the latter organization stands
h, rbe principles of the Republican party,
,5o other party cannot find any principles
NJ .tapl for so dear as their time'honored
stamps"
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-12-03

CntcAuo, December "a Joliet, ILL.,,
special SAYS the laborers in the steel
works struck yesterday In consequence ,oi
a notice by Superintendent Smith that tue
wages Of all common laborers would be
reduced TO i2I cents per hour. The entire
works were compelled To- o'shtit down and
$500 men were thrown out Of employ
nlent
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-12-03

DECATUR, Ala, December IA riot oc.
cured yesterday atAnnistou, a mining town
In this State, In which many colored men
took part, using stones and pistols. The
police, in an attempt TO restore order, shot
and killed two negroes, The policemen
were arrested and GxonerAtel.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-12-03
rhAnsh Ah.snl. mod rorrotlen.

MILWAUKEE, December IA cablegram
from Member Of Congress Duester, OF this
district, received to-day, states that lie can;
moi leave Hamburg before tomorrow, and
does not expect TO arrive In Washington
heiore December 10Th. His absence gives
the Republicans n working majority in the
TInoSa
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-12-03

NEw YoRK, December ia train Of
Pullman cars arrived this morning, bearing
the Ohio Editorial Association. There are
one hundred and thirteen persons In the
party, including q number OF ladies. AT
Aornellsville the citizens gave grand re.
Ception u the excurSionists
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-12-03
BLAINE AND GARFIELD.

az saw the President and Secretary
Blaine emerge from the house Of the latter,
and walk down Fifteenth street." said
Gutcau. "rhey walked along so lovingly,
arm in arm. They had their heads togeth.
er like two school girls. Their fellowship
was delightful and It confirmed me in the
belief that Garfield had sold himself body
and soul to Elaine, and TINT Blaine was
using him to ruin the stalwart wing Of the
Republican party" Gulteau here became
furiously excited, and plunged into n wild
haranguc, tlenouncing Blaine MS bold,
wicked, designing man, who wanted to
ruin the Republican party in revenge for
the two times he had been slaughtered by
the political conventions. Striking the
desk with considerable force, he shouted:
"Yes, sir; In my opinion Blaine Is morally
responsible for the death Of Garfield"
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-12-03
MIN

BOLLEEs-On Friday, December 2, 1881 At iOP.
H., WiLtiAH BoLLESs, agcd 10.
Funeral from the residence Of his brother, 1911
Woods street. Sunday, Dccemberi at2F.u Friends
on invited. inLefmonL q ih0 PenInsnIA Cemetery.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-12-03

PorouKsErstB, n. ". December 2-The
rnuOhkeepsie Glass Works burned last
evening. Loss s25O,000j insured for hall.
1nCendl9fy,
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An IMPORTANT QUESTION uXANswERED.

The witness was then asked: "Are you
insane at al;' and replied, "pm not m cx.
pert; let these experts and jury decide
that" Being pressed for his opinion the
witness declined to answer. lie was then
subjected to rapid series OF questions and
soon began to exhibit irritability and
anger, and his replies, when given at all,
were in short jCrky sentences. lie was
asked II he laid in wnit for the President in
an alley by night, and after short wrnngle
said: "Now you are on that Ill give you
a little news; I'll tell you what occurred
that evening, July lst." Witness then de.
tnilel his movements,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-12-03
THE AssAsslN,s TRIAL.
A synopsis of Yesterdays Proceedings
Orthe Case.

WASHINGTON, December 2,-Immediately
upon opening the Criminal Court Guiteau
was placed in the witness box. He glanced
ut the papers moment and then said, ~
desire Judge Porter to state to this houorR-
BILE Court that decline to answerany more
questions, mere repetitions Of what We have
already been over"
Judge Porter Immediately resumed the
cross.cxamination with the question;
Was one of your purposes in removing
the President to create q demand for your
book?
Ans.-Yes sir; with the modification that
it was to preach the gospel.
The witness soon became excited, and
gesticulating wildly insisted upon his inspir-
alton, and that the lord had selected him
to do the work. He was no fool; the Lord
never selected fools TO do his work; He had
inspired him to remove Garfield, and left
him (witness) to use his own judgment in
the means, (cOntinuingexcitedly)
and the Lord has taken care OF me. have
never been shot nor hung.
Judge ,POrter-And you did do expect
to be?
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-12-03
THE DAILY MARKETS
THE LATEST TELEaRAeHlc REPORTS
Of the Condition Of the AarEOtS at the Leading
Trade sSntSn Of the Country The RplIag
Prices for the Principal Staples Plnaa.
sla aad Commercial Affairs.
RAILROAD BoNDs-Irregular and unsettled
STATE SECUkITIE4-In light request,

sIuths-SnAEu speculation was Irregular At tho
opening but prices were generally 1SaN per cent
higher than the closing quotations u yesterday The
early dealings were characterized by a i0veriSh
tone, and the Market excepting Louisville 4 NaSh.
vile, which rose "a per cent soon became weak,
and fell OF haJS per cent, At the Inst bOar there
was an advance Of sal per cent followed BY tlO.
cline OF q tolA per cent, Northwestern leadlngin
tho rise and Wabash preferred In the reaction Dur
rather heavy Wabash being notably weak, common
stock declining "a per cent and prpiGTrCdlK per
cent from the highest point Of the morning III tho
tlnAl sales the market assumed u strong tone and
lowest figures OF tho day, Denver 4 Rio dnande,
Wabash Pacific and Texas Pacific being tho most
prominent therein.
PIHtADELIlIA, December 2-WOOL.-Qulet and
prices easier Ohio, Pennsylvania, and West VII.
Slnla Xxx aud above ilattC; extra l2a43c; medium
NIniOc; coarse 3GaS9Cj New York. Michigan, Indiana
and western n0 4OaA?c; medium 4Sc; coarse 3Sa90C;
SI95c, pulled Ging7r =
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STILL IIAnpING on TINE DEITY.

Ans.-I decline to discuss the matter
with you. didn't have any thught on the
subject. l left it all TO the Deity.
Witness repeatedly refused to answer the
questions, or as he termed 1t, to discuss the
matters under inquiry. At one time he
appealed to the Court for protection
against the manner OF tho cross cxaminN.
ton.
Judge Porter said. have not attempted
to force n reply from you, Mr. GuteaH. II
yOu will allow the Jury to understand that
you refuse to answer 1t will suit my pur-
pose just Us well.
Witness ut once turned to Judge Porter
and enQuired; swell, Judge, what was
your question:
Witness was then asked il his entering
the Oneida Community was an inspiration
and II his leaving WAS an inspiration, and
declined to discuss the subject,
Judge Porter then produced Guiteau's
book "Truth," which witness had claimed
was the result OF direct inspiration from
the Deity and compared It, paragraph by
paragraph, with the "Berean," the Oneida
Community book, written by John II.
NOyes.
The similarity Of ideas and the identity
Of expression was apparent all through and
the witness struggled desperately to cx'
plain away his papable plagairsms.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-12-03

DrnLiS, December AT the eviCtions
yesterday at Berehaven, Miss Reynolds, a
member OF the Ladies' Land League, pre-
cedcd the Sheriff and advised the people
not to conclude the compromise by which
they would be renstnted us care takers, as
in that case they would get no aid from the
League. ller Interference was successful
in preventing settlement in one Case
Miss Reynolds was loudly cheercd by the
npoDlp.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-12-03

A letter addressed by Guiteau to the
Oneida Community was read, in which
the writer confessed his love iorand subju.
cation to Johne II. NOyes and the Oneida
Community, Several other letters written
by Guiteau about the time he left the
Oneida Community were then placed in
evidence. They were identified by Gui.
teau, and hC read one OF them addressed
to the Community, which sets forth the
writer's repentance for acts Of insubOrdi.
nation, and contained the confession that
he acted under the influence Of his own
self-willGd, Conceited and ianatical dispos.
ton. Guiteau insisted, ir spite OF warn.
ings, in making his explanations us the
reading progressed. ~ was GlbOwing my
way out Of the Community, then, said the
witness. "You want 20 imagine yourselves
in hell, ladies' and gentlemen, and trying
to get ont, and then YOU can understand
my position ut that time"
The witness believed in the personal OK.
istence Of the Deity and devil, and when
the impulse to the removal OF the Presi.
dent seized him, he wrested and prayed
to find II it came from the Lord or the
devil, and had 1t not been for the political
situation and the evident necessity for his
removal for the good OF the country and
the American people, the witness wouldn't
have shot the President, but would have
believed tho impulse was prompted by the
devil.
The new Northwest. [volume] (Portland, Or.) 1871-1887, 1881-04-21
TO be contiI,ed.I

FLowER GARpENs.-.rho time for seed-sow.
has come. Our children must NV. ,,,rIa,,.. n .
must grow vines and make the e.vrers bud e..
loom. Nothing will speak 81 diTt,.I,. ~
.biId-.oul as "A little flower. 1t Is a teacr,r of
beautful; a sweet word that Nature has -,
10 her children Some gardens must, of ueces>
u. small but $50 matter for that. y single pc
arth will growa fine flower; a foot ot ground
md ont beautS and fragrance. None are .
Door to afford so small patch of earth. In pI
inr your hower-seeds this Spring, do not forge
,tudv the harmony Of colorS. Put your blue f
ers next To orange, your red and pink next to
white, and let the plants be of the same oei
nj ,,ou will see some most lovely effects.
tncsi garden know in this country owes
o,its beauty to the contrast Of colors produce
m, Gardener i'm the skill with which he ARA
/ hispIants Rows Of violet flowers contrast
/ are surrounded by green or white, and the flo
seem TO have a beauty never shown III "a
/ before.
The new Northwest. [volume] (Portland, Or.) 1871-1887, 1881-04-21

Mrs Mary n. Bl SIS, oi columbus,
.,;t-sr eio oj1 10 Kenyon College Ior tle 13
~ j now hall. 20 le called Hubbard ili
memorial TO be- deceased brother. rge
ba-I The hall Is O. contain gymna ua'
for tbe President. the Fice-Presiderr 'n
Treasurer. am lecture and afp0- us-r''
me profe-sor II Physics
The new Northwest. [volume] (Portland, Or.) 1871-1887, 1881-04-21
REAPlNG THE WHlRLWINO.
BY MARY ELoIsE COMBS.
a NOVEL.

Applcation Copyright forwarded to the Librarian OF
Congress at Washington, d. C.l
The new Northwest. [volume] (Portland, Or.) 1871-1887, 1881-04-21
CHAPTER V

But I viii marry my own first love,
Vita ner primrose face, for old things are best;
And the flower in her bosom, prize il above
The brooch on my lady'S breast
Weekly graphic. [volume] (Kirksville, Adair Co., Missouri) 1880-1949, 1881-05-06

AT HEADQUARTERS.
Here we are with another
big pile Ct stylish suitings
for gents wear, just open
ed this day! No dry goods
house to divide profits
with. Good all wool suits
from $3.50 up; all work
warranted. Come and see
Us, everybody. Do not
wait for Us to stop you On
the street to solicit your
order, for we don't do that
kind Of business.
Our place of business IS over
Lamhn S dry goods house, where
we shall be pleased to see you.
and make you a stylish suit for
less money hon any man in North
Missouri: Respectfully.
". G. cOcHRAKE.
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Relic.

Capt. W. p. Owen has shown us q
copy of the Lancaster Democrat, OF
May ID 1861, which affords some inter.
esting items, viewed as they are in
the light of later events.
The first page contains a proclama-
ton from Jefferson Davis authorizing
letters ofmarque and reprisal. Among
the dispatches we find that Washing.
ton Is virtually cut off from the out
side world. great excitement prevail.
ing. and the capitol and treasury
buildings barricaded. and hut about
1900 raw troops to defend it. Signs
of an union sentiment is reported
from Baltimore. On the editorial
page we find report Of a public meet
ing held ut Lancaster to organize a
company of home guards ito prevent
predatory and maraudlnq bands along
the border" Among the news items
is also dispatch giving Governor
Jack>ons reply to the call of the Presi-
dent for troops. saying that Not one
man will the state of Missouri furnish
to carry Oil such an unhoiy crusade"
showing that Mr.. Jackson was COnsid.
erably mistaken, as to what Missouri
would do. Among the local items we
find that our friend Mr.. Owen had re-
ceived the appointment Of postmaster,
and that there was considerable en-
element over the daring outrage. A
was held and speeches made
by Caywood. Minor, and Hall A pole
was raised and the flag CT the confed-
eracy run up, after which the meeting
felt the installment of Mr.. Owen could
not be tolerated and it was resolved
that any pr son who has been, or may
be recommended for the Office ofpost-
master by Frank Blair or Sam. Curtis,
will be regarded by this meeting as a
lack republican and an obnoxious Off
.er.'
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On Saturday. u young man of about
eighteen, who has been buying rags for
MIR. Thinner, Of this place, called at the
residence Of DR.. S. W. Sanders, at Nil.
lard in the prosecution Of his business
A few moments after h. left it was
found that $50 in money were missing
from pocket hook which was lying in
the slit ing room where he had waited
while the rags were being gathered.
Pursuit was at once made 3y DIR.
Saunders and a constable who overhaul.
ed him two or three miles south of this
place, and under threats of having his
brains bowed out he9ave up the amount
claimed saying that was all he had taken.
Hewas taken before Esquire Smith
and on examination was committed. in
default of 500 bail. to the county Jail.
Parties were in town from the neigh.
borhood of Shar's mill to have HIM ar
rested for petty thieving while in that
neighborhood.
He goes by the name of Thomas
Howard, though it is claimed that
while here last year he was known as
Johnson.
The circumstantial evidence against
him is very strong outside the con-
fession he made under threats, and he
stands fine chance for a short resi-.
dence in the pen.
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YOUR SUMNER VACATION.

For the purpose of assisting the
American people to decide the impor-
tant questions, Of how, when, and wher
to spend the summer vacation, that re-
spite of few days, weeks, or months,
from the busy cares of every day life,
winch all have of late years acknowledge
ed as essentially necessary: the passen-
ger department of the St Louis, Wa
bash & Pacific railway has issued very
handsome pocket guide called The
Tourist" which contains more valua-
bic information of 4 general character
on this subject than any Simil ar work
ever published.
Every Eoted resort, east. west, north,
or south. is described and illustrated IN
a manner consistent with its impor,
lance, and complete list of routes and
rates shown in all directions. Ii is the
purpose of The company to place copy
of "The Tourist in the hands of every
person on the American continent who
expects to take summer trip during
the coming season. A copy will he mail
ed FREE to everyone by sending address
TO
H. c. TOWNSEND,
GenI Passenger Agent.
ST. Louis. Mo
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kirksville

Should have good wood working
factory turning out all kind Of minor
agricultural implements, furniture, etc.
alta low figure by machinery. In this
direction 4 start has already been made.
Should have machine shop and
foundry suitably equipped for making
all kinds of reuairs for machinery and
prepared 10 fill orders from abb Dad
promptly and satisfactorily.
Should have a plow and cultivator
manutac tory with machinery. tools.
and wOrkmen calculated to turn out
work Of a quality and price that would
command patronage.
Should have wooden ware estab-
lishment to make buckets, kegs, casks,
bowls, helves. handles, churns, baskets.
boxes, and everything else in this line
sufficient TO supply all North Missouri.
All this will require more or less cap
ital but When once established. should
pay handsome dividends. and prove
lasting benefit to the community.
We have wood, coal. and water.
We have central location. no Oppo-
sition. railroad facilities. and broad
unoccupled field to supply. Other
towns and cities less elegibly situated,
in Iowa, Illinois, and Indiana. without
our coal, our timber, and iostled on ev-
cry hand by active competition have
established and maintained these indus
tries Why may We not do the same?
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Shiloh's Consumption Cure.

This is beyond question the most success
full cough medicine We have ever sold. Anew
doses invariably cure the worst cases Of cough
Group anil bronchitis. while its wonderful
success in the cure Of consumption is without
parallel in the hi story Of medicine since its
first discovery it has been sold on y guaran-
tee, TEST which no other medicine can
stand. II you have cough we earnestly ask
you to try it. Price Zoe, 5Oc and Sl.0O. II
your lungs are sore. chest or back lame, use
ShilOh's porous plaster. Sold by 7. R.Fowler
druggist, Kirksville, Mo. w-d.