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;, FOR COUNTY, JUDGE.

>. We are. atIthoH ed 10 innoeee ISL HAwKINsI
q rssils t"TnshlR =: esnhinAis igr ihs oass p
Of the republican primary electi' to be held Ans
~. 1881.
i.Wears authorized n aaDoataes J. q. JOHNSON
oeWilson township. - candidate ior JUSTICE o|
ej1u1y cnusnfeg Dlstnch No. . Isnflect To the is
publican PRIMARY election 10 be held Aug. u, isa
we are kdtnotfzed q i.dunet WM; T.: LINDE1
ns 4 candidate for the Office ID COUNTY JUDGE
f,r tht hid district Of ksir county, subject ih
decision Ofthe republican PRIMARY election to b
held Aug. u Ist2. -''- -'+t
We are authorized to aOntsOuncs the name Of u
4 HICKMAN n candidate for the Office q
COUNTY il D(sE for the hrst district. subject u
The decision Of the Republican Primaries To be held
Aug. 18th. 1882.
We are authorized to announce j. W. ORR, n
Polk township ss csnd,aa'e an i%r Inc 9,nss q
the decision of the republican primary election u
be held Aug. l3tiI, 1879.
The many friends Of SETH. DAEROW take hi
hberts Oi announcing him ns q candidate IA
COUNTY JUDGE ut large. suoJectto the deeisio5
81 the republ can primary election 10 be held
Aug. 18th 1889. hEfUbLicANs.
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Progress of.Eat sstlunh lapapl...

The seventh annual report of the
Japanese Minister M Education states
that there aseiaS.ors' common schools
ira apan, ,.of which, s6, ,7,o.AIes public,
.nnd the ,1naipdeE.p E.pnvafe. there being
an jactease .ot tsIssI9. and. 4a5. FssRsc,
tMelYs as ..SaBlRarsdh I'd with with the PisyioSss
public and 671 private, there being an
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si gileptI -,---~----Or------T-7ii "
!, That murder will out is once niore
verified in the case of John Fichter,
who on. the 4th of July came to the
sheriff OF St. Clair county, Ills, and ac-
knowledged himself a murderer. He
said he had killed man ? years ago
in : Mississippi, while he" was
.a!soldier in the United States army.
The sheriff paid no attention to his
story, thinking it was the ramblings Of
.deranged mind. and told the man to
go away and when they wanted him
they would go after him.. The man
departed, seemingly content hi the
hope. that he speedy would have
an oppurtunity to atone. 10. his crime.
.Aispecial to the Liberty Herald, pub
hshed in Clay county, Mississippi, give
the. above, facts That. paper now.
comes out with The, statement. that .on
October 4. 1867. the. murdered remains
of an old, respected citizen Of Clay
county. NJ med Hez, lBaIkSdale were
found BY the roadside. Il was evident
from, the wound that the weapon used
was a bayonet, as holes in, his hSa|d4
were found made by a sharpeIPoinntsesd
instrument. Nothing was done iol fer.
ret out the murder. and the circumr
stances were almost forgotten. ah II
~ Tie circumstances Of the murder as
told BY. FIGHTER corresponds wishA those
in the Liberty Herald, Ffeh-
ter wants, to go,to. Mississippi !Ill.1 aAd be
hung. ~ ~ ~ 10. III i..tb ..,l, ,d,
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FOR SHERIFF.

Weare authorized to announce JOHN SHAVER
n y candidate for the office ~ SHERRY OF AdaiI
County subject To the decision Of the republicau
Primary election to be held Aug. 18th 1881.
We are authorized to announce JOHN SHiBLEY,
Jr., as a candidate for the ONCE of SHERiPf ol
Adsir county, subject TO the republican prtu ary
electiou to be heI0 Aug. i2fh 1te2.i !
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1'''' '''''1' - Se'''-$ b.!! tot
'"a The rREsffBt4taSsffss Efft4tas 'btsApPRbvAt:e RbvAte 'l'
\ i.I.i,j ..I !. iatt.. -" = . ssobt III.
[, WASHINGTON, Aug 1.r 'Ghs- presi,
dent shre.,a bomtsheA into congress
late this. afternoon, and ITS explosion
has eapsed.a lively y..tll!Y4 flY4t!elFr HslFr "Fora the
second time in the history Of cohgsess:a
river s,s!;ii and hasrbspr biff has Been ,petoeda
c6hgressmh!s;hii to-day n,wsigE:rie ,wsigE:rie expecting
|'that the bill WOULD be signedsalfFhey
Rad d'':ai :aint,cipated ''the pfssid ent,would
|Sigf. it ahtf "atcBnbahy His signature
'with'a message s,asing" his' objections
to someipurtsof"the bih@end ds'h'Spup-'
pose ao, ,dxetoise his tdisepeto On salndet'
then txal in c. .axpeadAg. the@money.
| Hence. .thsres. yas dgeat SURPRISE '~heni
the .yetp -msSSalgs was ,rIsselvet laid
read in the house between four andfivel
O'Clock this afteInoon. n ,faes of
the Veto was al n not nsaiy aIiiy 50 distastef
II" /. majority Of 'congfessiiien 'ias.,was
the general tone Of the MESA ges.,sil u
@'''.''' TIE = INSULATION NJ '',''.s
\. That the river, and halrbor bill alIgls IS
sprt Of aggregation. e., o Of grabs f9r the.
personal and politiea! benefit OF. f.indi-
vidual congressman has caused. mot a
little Indignation among the latter,
Representatives, and senators from .the
Mississippi valley are satisfiedwith the
favorable mentlonmade by the. presi-
dent ofithe Improvement Of the 4Missis-
sippi, but. they are, asa rule,s greatly
disappointed because the Mississippi
has been compelled to suffer, owing to
the fact that its. .foltupes. were linked
with those ofthe smaller streams ofthe
country and the canal pro5ect.:...@ lip
An attempt will doubtless be- made
tomorrow, in the house"to pass4the.
bill over the" veto. but .>thereli much
diversity sofopinron' as to "whetheE. the
necessary. swo-third. vote can Ibe.mus--
SHOULD the. attempt fall the
house. Mississippi. imprQyyemena eOm,
mittee will make, an effort to pass iheir
Bill under the godpdru . lie speak /
er has promised Chairman Thomas an
to cali up, tie Bill.
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AlTEaARY.No
~ ~ 4

FH'i nit i ''.5s. ib ..l.i u
/, .BEqsYgl,E, edited from u, Heyne bNJ.
A HEsa11lrAisan, HEsa11lrAisa fl from the. press OF G,nn'
Health 4! ca Boston. .is 4aceiyed. The
sprfsssspt .warfk..tl .wark. Is s.aeSigned. primarily for
college glasses N l1nI.iA Anglo. .SSaxoa,., ., ..
|, "A. J,,.Wssterpaxer...s2o Broadway
IA, Y -.Qfegs orsale.a new Shorthand
SYSTEM, ,whsch.he claims TO be simple,
svifts and.sares not only this. .'ibut cap
able'efbeihgread after It Is written. II
his equa to- one fiaff tharit clairns,' the
sudeHyo gFii viii be Benefit:
!tsa u stSd iSf rs ~! system The II
tPFlfs SlS.4soRssaa 20. 't,. i.!tn1.a
|, iIJses,,SheJhe4d, ! Boston, Mass. have
Ejd4publahsd',a..1 !. Axlb1EiEFiIAl,y WITHOUT
la TEACHER and though, 1t is. espsc-
Fiant adap,ed to- the wants of the am
atehr yet the author has not "torgotten
that tp,wakesksvcsees in any" depart!
ment ofart or science require, degree
,bftafeht N 'that tditsction.-,n,shartaa an.
ehthhs,asm for ''rfe '#ork. .To"such,
lymaHaai' viii Be ali, ,thatiis 'iHetessaltyy hi
II s q q i sl9 ssi s,. al, ass as '
:Awema4rial picture ,ot the late late Presliai resi-
dent yGaxfed,,. is..,Ssnedl. by.iiu.,W,;
| 6heehy &.Ca.. at.nthHes alpeEtLait
Gen. .iGarkela-copies ud'pictrres taken
at different periods ofhis life, his BIRTH
i iplaee.:histislaehek, the ;eollege'where'
he was edacated.'p portraits 81 Fats 81 tie differ
sqt peRAfsss R fse 9ffhilss 9ffhilss family, the cottage
wihsts he dissd a. and 9lhsE important
.sfsspes and d placcees in his life. 1t .isaA
ihseff GplQrR..aR Rnce. loot "n" F." d.
al Rhes0EE9uayeAilAsi, mi mbtt i4,a
magnificent issue. The B5ider Land;
of1arfy. EJrsJnR HiAotS of Garihaldi''
Iise Ncsa' Northwest, Asket tch of the
L,sketb W&eas'Repion;.by Gnj alley: An
IAtbdaAA4P Pilgflnlats, Emtl ishArtists
and sheit ~Stui1fcs:' tor~shet with the
two serials and the regular aditonsl de-
,pastHiepts makeAdp.aa choice literary
.sseHA. "Fhe" illustrations are ptoiuse
and well dPtJ the. teiy~ hiRh standard
heatspthe Century publishers.
ID hegter * < 'MeChSdy' have recently
publish Ia" a.,f1omess and Home life"
y ASS!ssaP =; .! Middlsditteh' e r.. i. NJ 3. The
ii ihii q Sf tbs anti author 2 .lG. has been to write
With .aeGpracy.. and yet avoid. tech
nieflitls s,,s,a plainly so. that all can. un-
deHtand.i,and. bsdefY," but contain,n g
~ the. essentials. ."i:Fhevery fact ofthe
work Being.tssued from" this popular
lsoAse; fs'sgaurantee Of its value. Price.
III tloth' binding, So. sso5''' ''"' > ''i 4.''l 4
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FOR PROSECUTING 1ATTOl.NE,

-, We are authorized to announce \. ID. RISD0y
A. = candidate for the Office Of OfPR0SECUTlNG AT.
TORNEY Of Adair county. Mo-. subject :" the de
cision OF the republican Primary election 10 h
held Aug. f2th is0
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ANNouNc1xxn7s.
FOR CIRCUIT CLERK.

We sre authorized tn snuounce J. ~. CxAvYos,
~ = candidate for the ONCE III CIRCU1T CLEHR
Adair couRy, subject 10 the decision Of TIM Rsnss
Iicsn primary election, TO he held AuEust .. I'd
We arr authorized tO announce the nAme os N
J, AeHLfN'k - . candidste for the 0Asee ufCIrJ
1'lTcLEkk. III Adxir county. NO.. sabIecf 10 NJ
decIsion at the Republican Primary e.eeti u 10 h
held Aug. 18th l8az.
We are authorized to announce AAROu
KINYON a . candidate for the ONCE 0f q n IN
~ AAlaie county. ssh}sst- to the decision
the repvb,iesn primary election. 10 he held AM
lzIll, tsS9.
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,. l.WAsHlNGT0N. "a
.lghnn!-.r"
=, Passed 0yer the Veto.

Washington, on Aug. = 1.-THE house
passed the river t aid harr6or bill over
the president veto. Yeas 1as,. nays,
81 = diiH t.pi o.. Z bn. ,r"ohff .
The encouragement was greeted with
aPplausep snd'Cos' suggested, that the
house adjourn SINE die a after such A
vote. ,lAldrich and. Murch beng pair
ed with, absences, Withdrew their y9tes,j
SO the tbs aggregates were. l2a to ST. al, :,
.,i,Washng,on, Ang: l7.-T bel senate,'
yeas Al, nays. I6, passedithe. E. rivsr and
barbor bill over the Neto.u. Soa the.bill
becomes mes a, law.,a a,, ,n.>lD -eb :. 10"
Washington, AugI' a.lIThe House
COMMITTEES on judiciary adopted 4 rtees-
olutian declaring forfeited the lands
granted gl1aq The. Texas Pacific railway COM i;
pany. The granted lands. were trans,
ferred to the Southern Pacific. railway
Of @ GalifeEniaa",oa s9t@ "a ",''''oa
.,.The president has, appHoyed tie act
uegAlatingaha.& carriage off, PasSengerS
,ly, Sed-,ul al .,,,.i. .,t i,.iuIiI
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. FOB CONSTABLE. A.!3!

!, We ate Autltostsld d, nhh s,njca IAscO ORGE ALI
SMITH IS candidate for co SsTABLE. of Remioi
N wnAbS sabjAet10 tie AeehfsA 5f The repuhlicAi
primary election :" bY held Aug. 18th isSi.
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i 4 man meyer looks. 50 much .hke..a'
ered-hanledxillain asWhen be- IS t6dbw
the photographers. to-. hIopk. pleasant.
!, The high ptsce of'veef is gradually
tfaaMS mt ayeaox' dog 'tI,b tkeiidt'
vortex ofthe tohgna satsast factory.
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ri !aiff TTWfE.:.fH
r.,,..,I, THUS, i&GE,

SSsls thhss thhs''iiss, isrx 'is;,i',t sis;oaint o, readnid
j ,ss ter, fasiSstsd Iss II YyYsy 's>"e St tEf
GRAfnic. s iiiii; 90 The present number fHr
sfiss sns.isnel icon Contains hrre re and varied
table q ssttin'itntss, '%esonmmbiaaing:
: Ail'tfe late News. '''' ~, =.
. fis local happeiines hap issi "o,fthe city and
..ls finifa1lt nSsaif aSa laisiSn Ell s On:
s1>H ail. . hls~ miii ""i -
I.,falsl,txllfintAslana comments. S. "''
l sAA1euaxs nsiSHbotamad news ;;s,;' ,'''''
Sidrak. csxttcses ah,faP6etiG:aal ' sSelec:
r;dNss.,. All, dau"sil m .noi-i
/. .sBow you.' fapisf itOt ,yi,aanr lSre7rif!ior
VINO dis nHetake7k, aha .a<k" hiHi "a
talh*tJt." Ia4hethGr ma "a.obsl' word,
cSAiiny'fraii c'd.YkiifJeWo,tHa sreat
deaai'+o hs,'wRne'h tdsts You 'iMhadthine.
We.wxnt ,rwls''rH5,!SANlf;'! srit, setihisrs
tsfspet tsafIstm g. tRd exPscf II "get
,,;r,;t ss..i.!' sb,aad is.dI'- Lp.niI''n. q
.doAiIs Il h-.-.l..4.t 81 iiii;- u. !. .;.ii,a st
~. .Tka aGRARslGaa 0ta'oA:d,to reckless
and s1txAvaaant Legislation wIetbar II
cpMss gxrskape Otiynsnasked, .Iensiens
,okxlisul0us haEhon andsNeE bills, by
teally"metitcsiots .appro.
priat,ns.ase'loaded down" and conn
calry'~hh. 'Justly otghtso.be
&fHied Steals ftohi the tfea>tfty:." We
idoh't'tas9s s&h5 Dies It. il, and ii what the
eSssss z! ta;s "a, MAY T. NJ Sona there @ a'e
i: isars M MentsTtt4llned tl that President Arthur 4
may.yetq.. ..h.e the BIZ II ii about three tourths
of the p1eAepA Gangysss. Ought to .berre.
tired tp th.ee.. the .sbadsss ofipr,vate life and
seAe hesteT men sent in. their places.
This. remark applies, .equally'to men,
bers.ot both political parties. = Is '''''' q
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increase Of AZ and s. respectively. he.

increase Of AZ and s. respectively. Be-
sides the above, many Hindtyd,stn
and primary schools weFs,establahed.
These private schools, even noA play
y most important part in Japapse nat
5pnal life and education. Ma,k Of them
lave hundreds OF students at acted by
he fame Of a single teacher2 Youths
lock from all parts OF the coy8try to SIT.
It the feet of a renowned scholar, as
men did in Egypi TO hear Abelard. The
most celebrated Of these leaders Of
rquft.L-for ths,,hey ere,, rathry than
simple school masters in our sense Of
-l,e worlds Mr. Fukusawa;-o Of lFfokfo,
whose .transIatipHs from Europeans
books and original works on the poiiti.
Gal andfsooiai a,.TatjpnsafIthS I'D .ln ara,
fsa5taf apq ,widsi ip yaapan;; 40, ~,
Rsisf{a i4Hf Nj aaa} y taeas"ss te %nss m 1a
tant offices in tue, .stated some Of tnAhf
recently, formed themselves INTO pat
'riotic society, and, estalilishedl al Me w.t.,
'piptr. in which the acts i6}f tlI*. Isourn,
'llleirt are subject TO iiitiGil caustie ariti1.
:ckm.il Long after the oceasl0WalwnEk
lef their tsarhevisddaeyI and the y9Ynk
.,nen Observation-Disclosures ,WNrld. M,
slG p5,thepsihAlyes. F4sylloptinIs S i fs.
,;!1t,}RP,a SIDE pear !lm, t9 study under HIS fili.
ectlnn,' and to form classes in whisfiM1
pBftahtr rphbiiG qiieafiohs cam ha,treelW
'jlisHti.sed' under his Gdhlahce. One of
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| We are authorized Il. .nbouce, q. q. BIELRY d
| o csj dbiatk.f0t the G1iex 80 CO9LECTOk OF Ada
county. No.. subject the dselsion Of the kepUhl
SnY R4naary elton Ssbe bel4 AhkEsf 18th, is,.
We are aathOsized to announce u. sTH" Z
candid te for the ONCE Of COLLECrOE e. Ads
l,rsuIayA S.. suhe0tJu tfse decision OF The Jepubs
can primary election to be hsld Aug. l2fh. tS1.
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LATEST NEWS.

A terrihl.. railroad coilsiun occur.
rcd II SaGfE Brn1. Ind. yesterday.
The Democrats Of the 9TH No. Dis
trict have nominated Judge BurkneI
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The licking River on = Tear, :,

f,..I T. +.sAbls-si''r Hs'f'
;Cinainaaiisi,AHllr IL .,4I.icIihg heeei
at.i:s Rauth nppQsiss.hsss has ssstim!
ed Alarming, proportions. PReh lfise
f., from aboys rs iti.. rushing ,iqt9 the Ohio
caused great ..damagei, SOME twenty
one tafges tied along the shore were
swept from S&lfts landing I; ten of'them
wese ceatsone stone, ,Itehi coke, Dana0s
coal aeetlos, "tenebarges, oarAwere
sunk. on,thel railraad dbaidge pief oGst-
Ichsll,lpsta boat Apuse<y,Chas. 'spink'
lost ,thres,1 bargss. II. .Hhsi ihdff iof' the
steamer GhsaPp,sa sapk. csss. .F.'is Foi.
the 4ivef and Various ia; otber ldsses s&lll
',He total 4o'sso;oosoS. ''r The. 444ver''aas
'risen'.s ket'siiee iasttighf, and 4sin6w
running snfnrdlisly..'i'a THe "teaiiiers
Rranklna' and Jennie.sC ChmpbeH have
e,ossed to tothe,ksntucky'isaiore.
.,dr ,il i..i- .;,.fTi n 7',rrn '''' III '''p
y, The city dnuncil'd Diasgo& has H. il.
structed the mayor of,ithat place fo
have signs paintsd,and dposteaat roads
leading 1ln.tp to*p. bearing thf dhssrip';;'' ';'
,i ,1on: .sr,amPs woTksd'', MT nl:S fsd' IN IL
! $50 80 - ''.:''l i,."g".nh ant .,ti.n ban
! A general holiday was iindulged'm'
by the citizens in the west!part of Cape
Girardeau county last Saturday: They
had just heard of the death of Pfesi!
dent Garfield ,-[Howard County. Ad!'
vertiser. s,I.ol .,.1, a:a.! ''''' '''l,''i
!, The republicans Of the lt3tb district
nominated Col. Cloud for Congressman
at Springfield u on, "Wednesday. The
convention. adopted "a, resolution re,.
questing Mr.. Mr., Filley4 to. cali a state con,
vention to nominate a state ticket
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the town is causing Serious diFqulelude.
' fahfe hfe natives who remainrd are nceu:
diaries, apd,a Wajority Of thpsr WhoIe,
observation-disclosures io9kshg JAter t2ea
concealed plunder.- .1tis impossible TO
taiss.4fks..hs t..seHohpstile attitude 9f
THIS class OF people.
, AlsFandIIa, ,AYs1.-FearsdsIaseard
70 Me lfahare 81 the water supply have
subsidized. rr .s,ao
:, The ppWPfk Of. Christians murdered /
at Damankour, Tantal, and Nlhaam are
now estimated. at.55o. ,.n l.,,r,.
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',oan' FOR REPRESENTATIVE.
The ikaKy flteiias 81 +. III II Axk1NGroS h.,e
hlc PyRs Saaf,SctS fss ,ne y "a
republican primary ELECTION, Aug. lyih iS3.
.in1I-y: S!iVFi: olH bIT;. sSo.i worms
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FOR CORONER.

Witt I'll .dthal,.asaa th, aaai % .aIoaaas. aa. .nx wAp
hsaStstls * 9Ss 81 sSs Sas
,I,,,ectipn 70 be held Aug. l21h. iss2. nj,
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THE =. 9ld sst.lsr';s; EYil! b5sld aredhi6ri
II Oscenla, on Friday, September '''a'

The Old settlers will, hold arsdhion
I il osesSla on Fl; F;E'ahay h ssP.ember ta,i ''" a
% F:C!lMiiler was, arrested fos,en,z
beziement lat lSedalih, cyeslerdays oul
Information gwem"bS G.hRs! s!Thanp-
xon. mol -Iot :o91i dun .,n., ,,,d,
The Knob. .KposteHGem SAYS that
ipmepse quantities Of wheat aIs. being,
shipped from that .ppin, ito St. Louis. NJ,
John Gear al and his wife, colole9Ne'
m tie Howard county jait for the ma+1'
defi Of 4. little colored girl, whose skdll'
they fractured while beating her. 'id"
~ There Is vacancy in the Springfield
city council caused by death, and the
council now stands, politically, 3 demr.
:ocrats 3 republicans, 1 greenbacker j.
vacancy ''t'si,'i .a,' .nl...; 80 /.
The Rev. Timothy O'Connell, of
Fremont, Neb who has been causing
so much scandal recently was formerly
pastor Of St. Paurs Episcopal church,
in Brunswick, Mo I..u., '''''' =,
If the tone of the weekly press
through Missouri is any Indication, the
liquor interest has reason, tor. alarm
Prohibitions the principal topic and "a
majority OF the papers advocate it with
g opt Vt! regard 70 politics. 10 ,, " hs'
A great deal Of wheat in. Platte.
county is yielding oyer 40 bushels tor
aHtRpsg aHtRpsgs Mr.. itohnF Horhbuckle. a laad,.
ing ifEaihReri near Weston. has just
thresed IL acres which measured up,
'5iai bushels "a Il s-s bushels 1odhe
'aGfe. i''''''-' ''-'''' ..i''' "','' h.al sne ,
,i,sNsst.rday evening an axle, Of the
passenger train on the Q.tM. : P. read
commenced cheating soon aftei the tram
left Quincy. The train men worked
with it trying to get it Through, but were
compelled to leave the coach IA miles.
this side of HKirksuillean.The passen-
gers were compelled to ride in, the 1eai
boose.' The train was, s'h hours late.
,-s 7rsxtd4 Rsbubiinan, July iS. .:,,,nnl
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Sensible to the hS'l iasl, 'A;:' &s DYING sub.
., s'sE LED fS,d5d 81 his hands b 9s s.qa aqa TursusdI
III ..Mss.Mapl h 4, tReRRg$g op. & !" ...
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political arena f6is year as % ihdeFch.
dent, an i. bourbon candidate for con.
gresx. Though democrat, Mr.. Glover
was1-unio8.s sUediev: wsieh -.
as1w} Aiht nth the borboni alesRent'
OF his party. He has some ola scetsap 10
settle with that .itemasSns aSn,ts and VI sUskesel
ii w,ic,i6sld would not ~ BE- :Gaaid ides'scs 'strs
esnnias snniasckeiTrss iTssI and a R.c;,CiieadxtS s,sha
iack; this lis year and Five theV,sscn-l u
go. good cll,.n,cr. lli., W: uudertand,th ,thst'ss4.
Glover RS IS fully prepared p rHate st.sh :
terssstiiine tar IS IS cppsnssSS', if'ss4.'ess
come out, and 20 dtg6t sst aiss caH'
s.HatcS,.. nn n snf f66s.sRtt. is ,phfs5'sr 70 MAKE
y VASE. eaAssss ,anIispr s;it,rtsseHt'n's-'
. Der ,of ,,ecners<s' (rum th;s ~lssarst''i
WI hbteqsty 'fhf6v iris Sht' 'ssaiea<srss.
ion. as III Il Z a-i that neith-
=: er s'adSt distinctly = republican or arss.asck'
,.,na;d.,as :, sIAtanaa IsAtaannaas AIN -chane~p..s as.r
NC tne "ciosk cofpoTsfiont that; suhnths4
qh,sxstt.r;ct st M nresent, have cont M Sfidst.
.t.rs :, ,,.....;, All, "a ,I,l... i,,yMai |
I 3 u a
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'.'.'', :. nc ccefas0!!A!!kM!'MI1AE1 3 3! !! 1! refs-'m
Soc esl1L,solaNsslk ieN3 iie1fH,s E;.ss
VIE. AndJ D.Halstsadl lniiiard.no
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IIoIlU OF
hnpdx@,

! Mdm Ape
| and .his
bodlyiirrsh
| until they
II. tdvihel
shower of
lt''Uf,'i1el-'
,HglmG,L,
uhndef"hee'
leeled and
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witfrhtkk
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{s.'.annf4'ait.'
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We pccH =
Ikd @4n
| tM main
bewildered
lain attack
hg3esr,er-
lnd AhK4,7
|ngl,slikea
Rifles apdi
II the it,
| meXecut'
/ osasagesl'
h4,.na tho
I&Ainhl!!s
b their fall.
k-Meee. Of
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onlWm Henry Preseotf, whom, Rlsine,
while Secretary .pfdStatA, 'swntuas.a
special enNoy to RegAu and sGhlk. whAs
tsSSrS tpsS T9!f 9se3 xa Teb f Ssss,Sess,
10 offiiahial d5699Gihepts.a 10 ESe{s, snd.ohis
own 'iristfnctiohs' Aid 7attsI he. Ish. Ws,
hbw'patriotically,. wisely and honestly,
,Mr.lBlaiheIae$edip tile whole. ,patts.
EiiS u most oaempieseo'aad cnnf3nsixe,
eradication, OF Blame and. soreeegnize,l,
by:eXery honest and ssnslb ble,l man v'l
0tt"m'ea Cqsfifi.: oil .ol liz" sod, :
.Lexlngton kkgist~ advises, Re!
publicans ia Lafayette, county vote
tor liberal .independenbD DemocIits wig,
will announce, taarnselRsi for county.
offices, to oberthTou. the Rourhon ,rlng,.
Icistexcellent advice, ifhere.is.nn !po-.
lntoal question, inNol1ed n.th s.ele6tion
of local officers, .hnd, ,.it should, be the
aim ofievery good republicah'W ASST.
outlthe Odd nings which haYe
barrieaded themselves uin the ,c01ft
houses of.Missouh. That is the. fIstl
steptowardthe redemption ofths.state
from Bourbon'rule. and .thel ihangratiau
of'allberal and. d.proeressive statepoliey.
.-llKan CITY 10uymuA. h"""l '"' ''' :. :.
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h.ajI,nl,....Y'
l." SAID
see,tr}ngi
.,PP,hsseSSSiasssa| s
IIoohksslsRei;
! TO one
told their
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ethsr.Mh
be to sure
ell-wetlA''
IN ,n,tweln't 1t
j'sim4 .i'sasi4iHs Ing
ss
-ala6 al =
.!y 10 aa
leadership
else, isR,
Fl!e:s,stbst.
! |,MagktA.
/ then our
Fhs.aspple,
=, II l.
he case in
lthea''ipsE.'
taana.thel
fAnd.it
FOR Just as.
Iaad,.Pnl
| so that it
|aotHnl1 |
k,;xtla iFA|
k~aseat- |
| aeAI iAIY
tson4ii eu1
| voters to
| rtsp4tta,1
! {t'hisjor'a
| minority |
| ltlset.E,s' |
ling and'|
| !.~.a dad
| A1h ;abni