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The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1882-11-14
MISSOURI

St. Louis, Nov. 7.-Rsturns from this
city are still too meagre to give dehnite
result, but those i'm indicate the election OF
the democratic ticket, with the probable
exception of sheriff, coroner and clerk Of
the circuit court. Possibly one or two
other republicans may pull through, but
it is very doubtful. In the Eighth con-
gressional district, comprising the north
ern wards of the city, ONeil, democrat.
will, no doubt, have small plurality oyer
his two republican opponents;in the Ninth
district, embracing the central part OF the
city. Mclean, republican, seems to be
crowding Broadhead, democrat, very close,
but the latter returns may change this.
Republicans, however, are claiming Nc
Leans election. In the Tenth district.
covering the lower southern wards OF the
city and several outlaying counties, Clardy,
democrat, will be reelected by about
l,5OO. Returns from the interior draw
mo- e from the rep"t icons than the demo-
cratic vote, and therefore the democrats
have great hopes of the district, In the
Fourteenth district, Davis, democrat, has
4 600 majority. The democratic majority
on the state ticket is estimated at loo.
Reports throughout the state are very
meagre, but private dispatches say Graves,
democrat, will beat Crisp, independent, by
2,000 majority. Estimates OF other dis
tricts, made by the secretary OF the demo
cratic state committee and others we'll
posted as TO the situation, are as follows
In the First district, Hatch, democrat,
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The Democrats Come Out Of
the Woods by the
Millions,
And Sweep the Republicans
From the Face Of the
Universe.
The Latter Have Taken to
Holes and Caves, Utterly
Defeated.
They Cry Out for Rocks and
Mountains to Fall
on Them.

Special 10 the Razoo.
BooNvILLE, Mo-. Nov. 7.-l0:S0 p. m.
Cosgrove has carried the county nv nj
least six hundred majority. The Demo
Gratis carry Bconville township. formerly
Republican, by two hundred majority
The whole county Democratic ticket is
elected.
Specia TO the Baz"o.
FAYErrE, Mo-, Nov. S.-le a. m.
Fayette precinct gives Cosgrove 4l6
Alldredge 22S. Bonnie Femme township
Cosgrove ll6, Alldredge los. Burton
township tied Charlton township and
Glasgow not counted, but Cosgrove is
ahead.
Special 10 the Bazoo.
VALLEY FALLS, KAs., Nov s.
Delaware township gives the following
majorilies
Click, l2S; Anderson, 403; Myers. for
representative. Ia; Schaffer probate
judge, l63; Kelly, county attorney, 125
Robinson. district clerk. 105; Fuisow,
county Superintendent. l03.
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Two Were Hurt.

This afternoon Henry Leuderman met
With a singular accident which resulted in
badly breaking his left leg below the knee
Leuderman is a painter In the X. & L.
shops and was at work painting an
engine cab. The cab was only
placed in position without having
been fastened do~n, but this Leuderman
did not knew. He was on top of the cab,
and in stepping backward, ne tipped il
over and was thrown between the cab and
driving wheel, with the above result.
He was taken to the hospital, where his
leg, the bones of which were through the
flesh, was set.
E. Ankle, machinist, was in the cab at
the time, at work on the boiler. He was
thrown and considerably bruised by the
fall. though no bones were broken.
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To Promulgate the Truth.

The way to get thing believed by the
public at large is to first have truth to
announce without any doubt or suspicion
as to its being the truth, and then to keep
on telling by speech and pen, by type and
figure, in every way repeating it constant
ly. Thus it was that when the Louisiana
State Lottery was incorporated in 1868 at
New Orleans, for charitable and educa-
tional purposes, there was doubt that the
managers would act as fairly as they an
nounced, hut the fact that Gen'ls G. L.
Beauregard of La, and Jubal A. Early of
Va, have the sole supervision of the draw
ings removes this suspicion, and it has
been proven up to the 15Oth monthly
drawing on Nov. l4th, that millions have
been distributed to parties applying to n.
A. Dauphin, New. Orleans, La, in sums
ranging as high as 100000, and so on
down. Tickets cost s., but tifths are sold
at 81 each, and the certainty of the event
is supplemented by the knowledge that
some one will get $4,000, or fractional
part thereof. Who will it be?
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HIS LAST TRAMP.
Another NOmad Meets his Death
While Walking on the Rail
road Track, Near
Otterville.

Another unfortunate has had his weary
wanderings forever ended OF this earth
has asked for his last hand ue out !: has
tramped his last mile and slept bis last
time under straw-stacks, and stolen his
last ride on freight train
Yesterday afternoon, as passenger train
No 4, Conductor Hooten in charge, with
John Leahey and john feathers engineer
along at a lively rate, it was confronted by
"a man walking in the middle OF
the tack, at point some two
miles east of Otterville. The engineer did
not see the man until the engine was right
at him, as the train was making q cnrve
and the sun was directly in the engineers
face.
Fireman feathers saw the man when
within about twenty feet of him and told
Leahey to blow the whistle, at the same
time jerking the bell rope. But the epgi-
neer did Dst understand him; though, if
he had, and the whistle had been blown, it
would not have resulted in saving the
mans life, as he was deaf mute.
feathers SAYS the man was walk
ing, meeting the train, with his
head bent down very low, and that he paid
no attention TO the bell He seemed una
ware of its presence. He was struck by
the cow-catcher and thrown up about ten
feet, and fell outside the rails His body
was badly broken, and he must hove been
instantly killed.
The train was stopped and the body
picked up and brought to Otterville, where
an inquest was held by Justice Starks, the
jury rendering verdict in accordance with
the above facts. No one is to blame Tor
the accident.
The mans name was found to he Downey,
and that his people live at Terre Haute,
where his father is clergyman. The lat
ter was telegraphed about his sons death.
1t was also discovered that Downey was
a deaf mute, and not being able to hear, of
course no signal sound would attract his
attention. He was poorly clad and very
much emaciated in flesh.
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WON AT WINDSOR.
The Democrats Garry the Day
There, ElectinR the Whole
Ticket
Special to the Bazoo.

Special to the Bazoo.
Windsor, Nov. The election passed
off very quietly, TO-DAY, although there
was considerable eIectioneering on both
sides, and such scratching of tickets wa.
never heard of before.
Tee following IS the vote for the differ
ent candidates:
DEMOCRATIC TICKET.
Judge supreme court, Thomas A. Sher-
wood, 266; superintendent public schools,
VIM. Z. Coleman, pa; railroad commits
sioner, James Harding, pa; constitutional
amendment, yes, % no, l35; congressman,
Twelfth district, Charles II. Morgan, 21l
state senator, Sixteenth district, John IL.
Britts, 272; representative, VIM. l. Shank
land, go: probate Judge, James Parks,
274: circult clerk, Rolla B Mcconnell,
275; county clerk, Benz L. Quares, 80
county collector, Frank s. Ware, 2.6
county treasurer, Emery o. Price, 275;
sheriff, Ambrose B. Hopkins, ga prose
cutting attorney. Robert +. Lewis, 27l; re-
corder, VIM. H. Allison, 273; assessor,
John H. Royston, 275; presiding judge
county court, Lewis 2. Beatty, 269; county
Judge district No, l, John S. Kelly, pa
public administrator, Thomas A. Cheaney,
27l; coroner, Bartee b. Green, 273; justices
of the peace X. F. Taylor. 203; VIM. S
Goodwin, 1893; constable, K. p. Chapman
1874; j. E. Bennett, 1SS. =
REPUBLICAN TICKET.
Judge of the Supreme Court, David
Wagner, 103; Rice, Superinte ndeni
Public Schools, Osmer c. Hill, 95. Rail
road Commissioner. Robert III. Hunt, &c;
Ritchey, L. Congress, twelfth district.
William J. Terrell, 80. State Senate, six
teenth district, II. j. Dooley, 81. Repre-
sentative, Daniel A. Brooks, S3; Probate
Judge, Geo. w. Dunn, 9S; circuit clerk,
William Walker, 81; county clerk, John
briggs, 90; Victor, %; county collector
Charles Littlepaee, 90; county treasurer
William Shaffer, 81; sheriff, James Homer
96; prosecuting attorney, Alvin Haynnie,
%; recorder, Nathan Ellington, 80; assessor
David Erwin, "a; presiding judge county
court, Garrett w. Freeman, 81; associate
Justice county court, district No. 1, Thorn
as Day, 13S; public administrator, Henry
b. Hecker, 9S; coroner, William c. Brum
field, 95; justices of the peace, Windsor
township, Elias Hughes, l6l, Simon Futts
1913: constable Windsor township, X. z
Chapman. 164. J. Z. Bennett. lSS.
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A KANSAS VERDICT.
Mrs. Martin, Charged with Poison
ing Another Woman, is Found
Guilty of Murder in the
First Degree.

Special 10 the BaZoo.
Emporia, Kansas, Nov ). - In what is
known here as the poisoning case" where
in the defendant, Mrs Mary Isabel Martin,
was charged with murder in the first de-
gre, the jury, at half past twelve O'Clock
this Sunday afternoon, brought in the
verdict OF guilty.
The case is one that has excited great
deal of interest here. The labers OF the al
torneys were regarded as mastery efforts,
and the court room has been crowded
daily.
The defendants were Mrs. Martin and
her son, Edward Mosley. They were
charged with administering stryehnine for
the purpose of killing Mrs. Lorraine NJ.
Keiger, who died in May last, under sus-
picious circumstances, at the house of Mrs.
Martin, and whose life was insured for
$1,000 in policy drawn payable to Edward
Mosley.
AS is usual in such cases the attorneys
for the defence have given notice of a new
trial
Edward Mosley will be tried separately,
at some time in the near future.
As is we'll known the penalty In this case
is hanging, but the prisoner is first confined
for one year in the penitentialy, after
which the hanging takes place upon the is
suance Of the death warrant by the gov
ernor; but as no governor of this state has
ever yet signed such warrant the effect
OF the sentence will probably be cOn6ne-
ment i'm the penitentiary.
j. E. Lambert, counsel for the defense,
asked that the jury be polled, which W. :
done, each member standing in his place
and stating that the verdict was under
stood by him, and was his verdict.
Mrs Martin was not much affected
ut the terrible decision rendered against
her, and bore it courageouslv, tbs stated,
however, that after she was taken back to
Jail she broke down and wept bitterly.
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FAYETrE. Mo-, Nov. S.-le a. m.
Barton County.

Speciai 10 The EazoO.
LAMAR, Mo-, Nov. 9.
The following is the official vote Of Bar
ton county:
Supreme court Judges Sherwood, Demo-
crat, l.256; Rice. greenbacker, 759; Wag-
goner, republican, 76S.
Congress, Twelfth district - Morgan
democrat, ,304; Spring, greenbacker, 712
Terrell, republican, 7l3
State senator, Twenty-Eighth district
Cresap, democrat, 1,2o7; Shapley. green
hacker, 1.005.
The whole democratic ticket is elected
except the county clerk and treasurer.
q. +. Il.
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A Deathly Fall

/. C. Ledbetter, farm hand, who has
been working for w. l. Wright, near
Houstonia omit work the other day. On Sat-
urday he celebrs ted his quitting work by
getting drunk. While in drunken con-
dition, he went into the loft OF livery
stable to lay down and take sleep While
endeavoring to find place to go to sleep,
he fell fourteen feet on hard floor, since
which time he has been unconscious, and
his life is despaired of.
Ledbetter is a single man and aged about
forty years. He is reported as hard
working, industrious man, and one gener-
ally we'll liked.
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Was the Mountainous Report Of
an Awful Collision at Han
nibal.
Special to the BazoO.
HANNIBAL, Mo-, Nov. 8, 10 a. M.

Specldl 10 the baZ0O.
HANNIBAL, Mo-, Nov. 8, 10 a. N.
A passenger train which left here this
morning about two o'clock, in charge of
Conductor VIM. Van Zant, when one mile
north of the Union depot. on the Long
Line-C. b. Il q. road-collided with a
freight train coming south IN charge OF
conductor Ward. Ii is reported that seven
passengers were killed and twelve wounded.
The engineer and fireman of the freight
train supposed to he killed, as they could
not be found in the dark. The boiler of
the freight locomotive exploded wnei. the
collision occurred.
S2eciai To the Bazoo.
HANNIBAL. Mo-, Nov ..
The wreck on the Long Line was a
mile and quarter below Hilton station,
by the north-bound freight, which LETT
here at 1925 last night, and the south
bound passenger, which lett Hilton at
1855 on tihe.
The freight was running wild, and he
accident resulted from a difference in
watches, the conductor of the freight hav-
ing time six minutes slower than that oil
the passenger, and thinking he could make
Hilton. IL is not determined who e watch
was wrong.
The wreck is terrible one, as both
trains were moving at a speed of more than
twenty miles an hour when they struck.
Forty cattle were killed, hut 10 one was
seriously injured, the engineers and con-
ducrors jumping in time. The los from
the accident will be heavy, as two engines
and FIVE cars are jammed into space of
three car lengths and made into scrap iron
and kindling wood.
A brakeman named Combs was thrown
thrown from the top of box car to he
telegraph wires which he caught, reaching
the ground safely.
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KALAMAZOO. MICH, Feb. 2, 1880.

know Hop bitters will bear recomenda-
ton honestly, All who use them confer
upon them the highest ecomiums, and
give them credit for making cures-all the
proprietors claim for them. have kept
them since they were first offered to the
public. They took high rank from
the first, and maintained it, and are more
called for than all others combined. So
long as they keep up their high reputation
for purity and usefulness, | shall continue
tn recomend the.n-something have never
before done with other patent medicine.
j. BABCOCK, NJ. d.
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Humbuggsd Again.

saw so much said about the merits of
Hop Bitters, and my wife, who vas always
doctoring, and never well, leased me so
urgently to get her some, concluded to be
humbugged sgain and am glad / di 4,
for i'm less than two months use OF the Bit
tiers, my wife was cured, and she has re-
NAMED so for eighteen months since. like
such humbugging.-H. T., st. Paul.-Pio-
neer Press.
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To all who are suffering from the errors
and indiscretions OF youth, weakness, early
decay, loss of manhood, &C., will send a
recipe that will cure you FREE OF
CHARGE. This great remedy was dis
covered by missionary in South America.
Send seli-addressed envelope to REV.
JOSEPH T. INMAN, Station ID, New York
City. lO-lldeodw&sly
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Cooper County

BooNvILLE, No., Nov. s, 9p. m.
Special to he Bazoo.
Cosgrove's majority is estimated at 1000.
The entire democratic ticket, headed by
Cramner, has 500 majority. Some ,owE-
ships vet to be heard from will swell the
majority. J. H. Walker, ior senator, runs
ahead OF the ticket.
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A BIG Success.

My wife was in bed two years with
complication OF disorders her physician
coulG no. cure, when was led to try
ParkeIs Ginger Tonic. 1t was a big sue
cess. Three bottles cured her, at a cost of
dollar and fifty cents, and she is now as
strong as any woman R. d., Buffalo.
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Eminent St. LOUIS FnySIclauS say.
"Coidens Liebig 9 Liquid Extract
of Beef and Tonic InvigOratOr is a
very agreeable article OF diet, and particu-
lariy useful when tonics are required, be-
ING tolerated when other forms of animal
food are rejected In Dipthera, Ague, Ma
Iaria, Typhoid Fsrers, and every depressing
di ease, its use wiH be attained ,cith great ddran-
taos. We have prescribed it with excellent
success" III. Leslie, Nj. D; G. P. Coop,
NJ. d.: S. B. Parsons, NJ. d.; K A. Vaughn,
MD; Drs. s. L. and J. G. Niedelet; VIM.
Porter, Nj. ID; and many others. Remem-
Der the name, COLDENs-tase no other.
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WARRENsBuRG. Nov. s, 3 %. m.

The entire democratic county ticket is
elected by large majority. Graves, for
congress. is about 800 ahead i'm the county.
The democrats claim all the county and
district Offices Warrensburg elects q re-
publican township ticket.
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Skinny Men.

"WelIs' Health Remover" restores health
and vigor, cures dyspepsia, impotence,
sexual debility. 81.
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An Explanation.

TIE delicate, fowery and lasting fra
GRANGE OF Fioreston Cologne explain why
il is such Il favorite with the ladies.
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INDIANA.

indianapolis, Nov. 8 -Returns from In
dianapolis and Marion county are still in
complete. Full returns from rhree-fourths
of the county. and estimated maiorities
frou the remaining precincts, give a re-
publican majority on the county ticket Of
go Peele, republican for congress. runs
ahead of his ticket, and will. probably,
have from 800 10 500 majority. Shelby
comfy gives a democratic majority on the
state ticket of 267, and English, democrat,
for congress. 40 majority.
The report OF a majority i'm Hancock
county for English for congress is $50.
These figures would elect Peel by small
will require an official count Ia determine
the result Three hundred and fifty voting
places i'm the state shows republican loss
of 4, $50, and democratic loss of 1868,
a net democratic gain OF 1886. This is
twenty one and one-half per cent of the
state, and indicates a democratic gain of
$500.
indianapolis, Nov S-McDonald, chair
man of the democratic central committee,
claims 10000 majority i'm the state. Orth.
r publican, in the Ninth congressional dis
trict, is certainly defeated. Pierce and
Demoit, republicans, in the Eighth and
Tenth district are also defeated. This will
give the democrats nine and the republic
ans four congressmen-a gain Of four.
The democrats also claim the election
OF English in the Seventh, Indianapolis,
district, but il it is not conceded by the re-
publican committee, who claim Peele' s
election by over 800 majority. The demo-
Gratis will have majority in the house OF
representatives and PROBABLY in the SEN
ate.
indianapolis, Nov 9.-Further official
returns received by the republicans to-day,
reduces English's majority in Hancock
county, to 3D. This will increase Peele's
majority for congress to SO. English will
have good majority when the official re-
turns are completed. Additional returns
received, to-day. do not indicate any
change i'm the result from that in last even
ing's dispatches.
Bloomington. Nov. 9.-Rowell, repubii-
can, is elected to congress in the Fourteenth
district.
Kapkakee, iii, Nov. 9-Pappin, repub-
lican, is elected to congress in the Ninth
district.
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Special 10 inc baDoO,
HOLDEN, Mo. Nov. 4.
The following is the vote in Madison
and Jackson townships. Jonhnson county :
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The whole ticket has gone just

An immense change i'm favor of the
democracy. At the same rate Graves will
carry the county by 500 or 900.
Harmon, for representative is elected
over Custer by large vote. This town.
ship is republican by at least 100, but it is
reversed almost 100; powerful change
The amendment is lost. Township organi-
cation is carried. Everything is jubilant,
and the democratic goose hangs high.
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BARTON COUNTY.

Barton county elects the entire demo-
cratic ticket, except county clerk and
treasurer. q. +. Burkhari Is reelected
recorder of deeds by over 400 majority.
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From Holden.

Special to the Bazoo,
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1882-10-11
The ss.iest way.

The safest and sursst way to re-
store The youthful; color of the hair
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sam, which il deservedly popular
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COLES CARBOLssALvE
lie the most soothing and healing
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1t Immediately relieves the pain Of
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household faNorite wherever known
Small boxes, % cents; large boxes
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SsKAFssaES.

Any case of Scratches, Speed
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salve. OF all the salyes or oitiu,.it
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Pound cans, 81; small cau> s.
cents.
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SHlLOH;S COUGH and Con.
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SHILOHS vITALlZER is what
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GROUP, WHOOPING COUGH
and bronchitis Immediately relieved
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When coughs and colds obstruct
the system there can not be a
healthy action. Get rid Of the
cough by removing the material il
is trying to act upon and you will
at once be relieved. Beggs' Cherry
Cough Syrup will be the potent in
fluence to do the work with. Then
will happiness and comfort reign.
Trial bottles 10 cts. Warranted.
For rale by druggists.
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0Solid Comfort. .

A lady in this city noticed her coiort,a
"help chewing pins and needles, lli
lady, thinking the amusement MAS :
dangerous one, recommended that ST.,
desist
s. No. chile, Z" she said. Crhe nistres,
was much younger than the ser,aat. J
In do slabe times l had hean ot
trouble. / sought comfort in whisky
but dat glib me headache in de mo LII. ).
So tried smokin'. That was de berry
same. Then chawin' tried. But t1at
WAS no good. HAPPY one mo nin' |
Thought 1t. nina aud nesdlaA l nuts q
gEoSi faprsity. iAo nsa ic.snreiy to
within two feet Of door. aud then his
hand flies out and the door opens ike .
Hash. His speech ~ NJ low ~ his moye-
ments are rapid, and tho muscles Vi his
tAce never seem to change. His ruling
passion il his great pride in his calling.
(Which it's iooked up 10 on the otncr
side, he ANS. 'ss it Shout! In, bs,n' =
protessiou r..ioif,t' nslf a tih,.es."