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The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1882-02-07
NO COLD ROOM.

Prof. Cully-I understand that tn,
charges made the other night WIS | con.
fined her in 4 cold room, aui talked Ia
her i'm A wrong manner, and charged her
with not being decent girl.
Mrs. Dugan were some misstate-
ments in the newspapers about the matter
of Il cold room.
Prof Cully-A statement was made in
the paper that | made her daughter sit in
a cold room half day. Addressing
Mrs DID, understand that you di !
not make this statement, and also that it
Is not true?
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1882-02-07

Fred Huffman, Henry Rowe, Hugh Muller,
George Cope and, James IIarrs, Allan Sweet,
Ernest SIuud. Frank SchIrki-s, Frank Bs-nett,
>...ffh
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NEW CENSUS REPORTS.
The Plan for their Publication and Distribu-
itlon by the Government.

WASHINGTON, July 15.-Mr Anthony, from
the Committee on Printing to-day reported q
bill to provide for the publication Of the reports
OF the tenth census 1t provides for printing
10000 copies of the complete series of separate
reports. 10000 copies OF the report on popula-
ton 90. 900 copies of the report on agriculture.
and 10000 copies Of the report on manufac-
lures and mechanics. and appropriates
$685.. 4G1 for this purpose.
The committee say. concerning the character
and extent Of the census just completed:
Tho tenth doubtless the most extensive and
complete that has been taken-ore comprehensive
in its cope more minute In its details Its reports
resources tho accumulated wealth. and tile varied in
dustries OF the country. Its preparation has been
The results OF the work can be made available only by
aconsiderabie extent among individuals II has, how.
ever been objected that some OF tho compilations in.
erestnE In themselves do not properly belong to tina
enumeration OF the census, and that they swell the
tee while feeling the force OF this objection and think
ing that OF this work might have been omitted
without to the value of the series OF
reports do not feel authorized TO recommend that their
ton incurred and the work executed under tho
superintendcnce of able and accomplished specialists
To refuse the comparatively small cost OF printing a
number of them would render useless all the
ing and vAluhbls information upon the subjects on which
they treat Nevertheless upon consultation with Col
Seaon, the head OF the Census Bureau has been
decided that while report or essay snail be omitted
1900 securing very considerable reduction IN cost
without loss OF interest or value
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SPARKS FROM THE TELEGRAPH

Fortythree deaths from yellow fever occurred in He
vana during the week ended on Friday night,
The American men. of war Portsmouth and Saratoga
passed Gibraltar yesterday on their way TO Genoa
Tho national fete in celebration OF the capture Of the
BAstle In 1879 passed OF in Paris without disorder
Willism liuanagle was kicked 10 death in drunken
quarrel At Berwick Pa on Friday night by Myers.
who is still at large.
caused loss estimated Ut $25oooo The heaviest ndL
vidual loss u S3b,UOO.
james sheehan was sentenced in Providence yester~
day to four imprisonment for the OF John
Edward Baron in November last.
Fred Foster, aged 23 an employee of the New York
and New England Railroad, was drowned "a the Con-
necticut River al Hartford yesterday
The schooner Rnnie j. carleton, from baltimore for
eched on Thursday OF Nantucket The crew were
saved.
repeating much ~ the Army Apprt priatiun hill
provdrr Tor the retirement Ut Gen shermAn and Lieut.
Gen. Sheridan,
william wilson, aged about IS years committed suicide
In Milton, IA, on Friday night, by drowning himself In
sran barrel mihs partially Insane lie leaves Il wife
and seven children
rumored in Boston that Fuller Of the bark West
o!n Sea notorety has slippeG his bail and that the
claim that he had consumption under which he wap al.
united to bail, was n mere pretsXt
rotary bleach in Adams Co.'s paper mill at ChSgrin
the mill and instantly Killing Albert ScAwHrticutrOups
St John,
The body OF N NJ Smith merchant Of CrSneld, Nd,
wss found yesterday afternoon in the Frederick street
DOCK bnliimors Mis're 10 t"Gp",fd 10 have fallen
business In Baltimore on Friday.
Nine tugboatS and number OF Jack Sorrows were used
In tho effort to get the new steamship Pilgrim of the
WAYS a. Chester Pa ye,isrday AFTERNOON Dt wi,hout
attempt will be made in a few days.
be kind to yourself and use St. Jacobs Oil II yoa
caAnee 10 'pGsr With rhsuRRsR. -Adv.
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JOTTINGS ABOUT TOWN.

The steamboat Long Branch goes to NewsaIgh to-day
Sixteen sudden deaths were reported at the Coroners
office yesterday.
Petitions in circulation in Yonkers for the appoint
ment OF a new Postmaster there,
A middle aged man. whose name is supposed to be r.
White, fell dead yesterday on tho sidewalk in front
OF IL Delaney st.
The silk rearing exhibition lie about he transferred
from this city Boston and Will thereafter to several
other Eastern cities
The latest civil service appointments made by Col.
and David Thorn night inspector,
A New York Coronsrs jury returned merely formal
verdict yesterday in the case OF John Ford Mitchell,
who died Of injuries received an the farker Greek rail
way wreck.
Charles A. Davis. ship chandler Of 1874 South street
was arrested yesterday on the charge Of issuing tokens
In packages OF tobacco, Commissioner Shields placed
him under $500 ball
Hubert o. Thompson, Commissioner Of Public Works,
has made apple alton 20 Judge Dykman, in White Plains
for the appointment OF Commissioners TO Bpprsse the
land required for the new pipe line to bring water from
ByrRm Lake, in Westchester County.
Mart Allen wAs indicted in 1879 for assault with in
rested yesterday bench warrant by Detective Reilly
Of the District Attorneys oice, aud gave $500 bail his
brother, Theodore Allen, becoming his bondsmsn.
Emil Harlem OF Thirtynrst street between Sixth and
Seventh avenues, was arrested yesterday on bench
warrant issued from the District Attorneys office
charge OF receiving eweiry that had stolen from
the residence Of John r. judge lOJ West Thirty sixth
street by Emma Ressle, domestic lie gave 900 bail
David J. Conlin an American District messenger boy,
aged Ia Of $40 Washington street was held for trial At
the Special Sessions YESTERDAY In tho Sorkvills Police
Court for the larceny OF SIS from Arthur Rsndls OF
Warren street Conln was sent to the Park Bank with
check on June 20. and 10 alleged. appropriated tho
Mpnpy.
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REPORTS OF HOUSE COMMITTEES.
Favsrins Diplomatic Relations with Fersie
den. Hawiey's Decoratiens.

WASHINGTON, July 16.-UDder the call Of
committees for reports this afternoon seventy
two reports were presented TO the House. most
OF them from the Committees on Claims and
Invalid Pensions. Those OF public character
were by Mr.. Williams. from the Committee on
Foreign Affairs. authorizing the Secretary Of
State TO take the necessary measures TO estab-
lish diplomatic relations with Persia. and rec
ommending an appropriation OF 5000 for a
Consul General at Teheran.
Mr. Carlisle. from the Ways and Means Com
mittee. made q favorable report upon Repre-
sentative Ellis's bill to exempt Porioue tobacco.
when sold direct TO manufacturers in the form
Of carottes." from the payment Of the tax Of
The object OF tho bill Is to exempt tobacco put
hs 81 the om
the "carottes" are now taxed sixteen cents per
pound as manufacture OF tobacco. and the
tobacco composing them. whom used In the
manufacture Of cigarettes and smoking tobac-
CO, is subjected to a second tax.
Mr. Washburn, from the Committee on Com
merce. reported favoraby upon tho bill au-
thorizing the erection OF a bridge across the
bill to authorize the Secretary Of War to pro-
vide for the removal OF Instructions to the free
navigation Of the navigable waters Of the
MIR Lewis. from the Committee on Public
Buildings and Grounds. reported favorably
upon bills for the erection OF public building
At Augusta. Ne, at cost OF 100000. and at
Mr. Harris. from the Committee on Naval
Affairs, reported faycrably joint resolution to
authorize Senator Joseph II. Hawey of CON
necticut to accept decorations from the Meth
Commander Chas. d. Sigsbee to accept decora-
lions from the Emperor OF Germany.
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On Friday evening as the men employed 90
the Government works at He'll Gate leaving work
they each handed onvelop addressed foowss
II not called for In i've days the Postmaster will
turn to D. r. Henderson. Secretary, Washington D. O."
Mr.. Hubbells committee, and each of the recipients
read among other things The committee believe thas
you will esteem 1t both privilege and pleasure 70
make to its fund contribution. which 1t is hoped viii
The men employed at Hell Gate complain bitterly Of
this action they claim that they but poorly paid
and utterly unable to meet the demand There
nbout $50 men employed at the works, and their pay
mechanics receive 90 per day NambeIs q the men de-
clare that they will not III toward defrnyng the
penses Of the Republican Congressional campaign
Many of the mon employed at the works reside -
Astoria and Democrats and tho subject freely
discussed in the above village Yesterday. The assess
ment levied s two the entire earnings OF
every man employed by the United states Government
at the works.
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HOW TO BEAT CAPT. WEBB.
Mr.. Wallace Dunlop, Q. H., Exhibits his
Swimming Plates at Coney leland.

"Leander has received great credit" said r.
H. Wallace Dunlop, c. B. at Manhattan Beach last even.
ing. for his aquatic performances at the Helespont
while he counting the fair Hero The fact is my
little children do the thing every day IN the
week, and hardly be fatigucd by H. The Hellespont
only six miles wide Ny children this simple little
device. which LeAnder may have had for all know"
Tho speaker exhibited four fiat circular plates, appar.
emily OF wood paper and very thin two Of which he
fastened to his hands and two to his feet.
These are swimming plates" he said perfected by
British India viii show the breast stroke the side
stroke, the back stroke and you will notice that
while by the ordinary method extraordinary men like
Capt Webb advance themselves three yards by single
stroke advance nfteen."
The speaker fulfilled his promises A sixty-pound
weight was produced, which ho said would have been
strapped to his back but the apparatus for fastening
had BY stupid overnight Of his assistant not been pro
shoulders for long distances while swimming and would
do so next week. TweRty-eight pounds would sink q
swimmer without the plates.
~ have Just arrived here from England" he said
stterwsrd, ITO open schools in plate swimming am
most famous place in the world for bathing, the
hotel propretors tell people care for moro excit
ing sport than TO hang to the life lines and duck In the
water. shall give them chance to learn o science
without rival, by which in England the amateur with
plates can outswim his most powerful rival withou:
tlem.U
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A RAILROAD CLERK MISSING.
Hunors Of . Largo Eushexziement which the
Omciais or ths Read Deny.

CHICAGO. July 15.-A report that Robert
r. Richards clerk in the offloe Of W. g. Pur-
dy. local Treasurer Of the Chicago. Rock Island
and Pacific Railroad. had embezzled 1000 or
moro and absconded. caused sensation in
railroad circles to-day. Hugh Riddle. Presi-
dent Of the road. and Mr.. Purdy both declared
that they had no knowledge Of any embezzle-
ment. None OF the company's money passed
through the hands OF the clerk. The rev.
onues were sent daily by express in seal
cd packages by station agents. and con-
Quoted to the two banks in Chicago where
the, company held its deposits The agents
and conductors also sent daily reports Of these
remittances 10 the local Treasurer's office. 1t
was the business OF Richards to enter these re-
ports on the books. The only possible way in
which Richards could have taken any money
was by intercepting 1t by collision with station
agents and conductors express messengers, or
bank clerks. An Investigation OF Richardss
books was begun to-day. He has not been at
the office since Thursday. On the morning OF
that day he was In the Office for short time but
complaining Of Illness went away. and has not
since been seen. His wife has also gone. But
Messrs. Riddle and Purdy have found no evil
dences OF ENFORCEMENT as yet. and the charge
that there has been a vast amount OF money
stolen comes from people outside the Rock
Island offices. who claim to know moro about
the matter than the officials OF the road.
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Two Runners Just Abreast.

Athletic games took place in Caledonian
Park Jersey City, yesterday afternoon under tho con-
duct of the Hiram Bois Association. milo run had
seven entries. and was won by James Larkins Of the
Wayne Club in minutes 20 seconds. r Bray OF the
scotish.American Club second. Aqusrter OF mile
run. with fifteen entries by r. o. billiard OF
the Montgomery Athletic Club. with p j. Maus OF the
New York second. Time. 5e.l seconds A two,me walk
had eight entries and was won by William Bray OF the
AtnA Association In II minutes Tho twomile had
four starters md easily by James Larkins In
minutes Charles Price. the English champion, and
John Raine, the Canadian champion were the only
testap,s In the two.mie run for professionals AZ the
by about two Yards Then Price spured and caught up
but Vas unable to When within luO wards Of the
finish both put extra squirt and flushed together
The prize. SIS. was divided between them halfnile
Manhattan Cob la T!nues seconds lie did not get
the prize however 500 medal the Judges not
ready to decide whether or not he WAS professional
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THE RECORD OF CRIME.
Murder aud Arsou-Two Throats Cut Mt q
Church Fair-A Boy Kiils his Sister.

Church Fair-A boy Kills his Sister.
VIoKsBURa July l5.-At 8 o'clock this
morning flames were seen Issuing from the
residence OF A Fracas. a German. and tho fire.
men were quickly summoned to the spot. En-
tering the house. they discovered the dead
body OF Fracas's wife lying in o front room.
with her skull crushed In. Tho room was in
flames. and her body was partly consumed. In
an upper room Fracas was found tied fast in o
large sack. but uninjured. He was taken in
charge BY the police. The body OF his wife was
removed. and the fire extinguished. Fracas says
that soon after midnight six masked men and .
negro woman forged an entrance to the house.
and demanded all the money and valuabies In
his possession. He refused and they knocked
him down with club. after which, by threat
they took 500 in soId. They then murdered
n% Facss sss rs hs
give no description OF tho mon or the woman.
He is under arrest.
church fair at Harrison Grove this morning
Frank Washington was killed. by Sandy viii
body with razor John Browns throat was
cut and his face and body frightfully slnshed
With a. razor in n, the hands Of Lee Cane Brown
TODAY Of the, murder Of Greed Carter in this
RAIEIoH.- N. O.. July 15.-Near Kingston a
negro boy years old shot his sister aged L. in
q house. dragged the body into field and hid
began to cry. and to hush i he snapped q gun
At her. as he had been in the habit of doing.
Tho gun went off; and the charge nearly blow
off the childs head.
CHATTANOOGA. Tenn. July 15.-Pittman Col
Inns. notorious Georgia sheep thief. who has
boosted that no would never be taken alive was
pursued SO closely by tho Sheriff. this morning
that he spranG into the Oswicheo River and
was drowned
CHURcHvILLE. H.. July 15.-John Young. a
railroad employee. was murdered by four ne
groes in Point Coupse Parish early this morn
GUNNIsoN CRY. Col. July l6:.John Sullivan
from the Jail in this place to-day. He was
st1pped by keeper named ~ nt'ey; nna IghdI
overpower him. drew revolver and shot him
through the heart.
shooting ARRAY occurred this afternoon be-
tween Washington Williams and Charles Say
age both colored. The trouble was caused by
Williams voting the Democratic ticket, which
Savage did not like: Savage entered Williams,'s
barber shop attacked the latter with a brick.
and broke UP his furniture; wherenpon Will
Jams shot him through the heart. killing him
instantly.
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TIVE Youns Moa Exchange shots Over q
Quarrel About . wensa.

BURKRvILhR, Va, July 15-A duel was
fought in Lunenburg County. about ton miles
from hero. yesterday. Tho principals were
Richard Garland OF that county and Joseph
Addison commercial traveller. OF Baltl-
more. The duel Is said to have had
Its origin In a misunde rstanding about
young lady In the county. Yesterday
Garland sent his brother in-aw. a Mr.. Bos-
well. over TO tho farm Of Mr.. A. j. wedderburn,
where Addison was visiting. telling him that
Garland was In the public road and desired to
zee him. Boswell suggested. at the same time.
that II would be we'll for Addison TO have some
friends with him to 500 fair play. In accord
ance with this suggestion Addison. 40
oompanied by Mossrs Jones and Eames. went
to the place Of meeting. Thore he and his
friends found Garland and a Mr. Roache stand
Ing In the road. Addison stepped up to them.
the latter attempted to strike him. Addison
T Ti.fa ad Garland began to draw hi;
and Addison quickly followed his example and
Garland then Aired four I shots at Addison In
rapid succession. One Of these struck Addi-
In a the Shot sn ads ssa IN as Sk
not go of. Garland emptiod ali the chambers
Of his pistol at Addison, and then stepped up
u
hand cooked and pointed at Addison. and
giving It UP. excIaiming. My pistol will
pot DISCHARGE and 1 have no other" Before
present inteTfered and separated them; The
conflict lasted few minutes only. Addison's
condition this evening is regarded as extreme
ly critical, and his physicians doubt his re-
cpvery. His mother and a physician from Bal
timore are with him; They arrived this even.
t9g, Awarrant has been issued for tho arrest
OF Garland, and he will DO hold to await Addi-
sons injuries.
Later Information as to the cause OF the duel
Is to this effect. that Addison WIS engaged to a
young lady of Luncnburg. While he was in
Baltimore a short time ago Garland paid his
addresses to the young lady and Informed her
that his rival was flirting with her: She at
once wrote to Addison and discarded him. nc
cepting Garland's attention and engaging
h aas to him; -, few days later
sought an interview with the lady and asked
ioF an explanation OF hts , dismissal l he WAS
Garland was fooling her, She wrote q note to
Garland. giving it 70, Addison to endorse its
/ contents, which no did. and stated at the same
whole matter. The result OF his correspon-
denoe was the meeting between the rivals al
randy daanrihed
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A heavy curtain OF fog settled over Manhattan
Beach last evening at about the hour for the
display of fireworks One Of the largest crowds OF the
season had paid for admission to the fireworks encos
ure, and Numbered unanimously on the floor Of the
grand stand with feet and for the performance
begin. The band affected to regard the noise al
core and played selection after selection until the up
roar drowned out the music. Then tho fireworks
began. Rockets and bombs were sent up in rapid
sesscn WHICH became family visible they exploded
The crowd laughed until they hoarse, but con-
unued to shout and cheer. Then Gadstone's portrait
fired Two faint circles could be deserted which
might have been intended for his ewes. when the
Destruction Of the Spanish Armada" was fred the
gther into the faces OF the thronS not the
faintest ray OF light was visible.
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For Selling Liquor to Minors.

The Excise Commissioners in Brooklyn.
Messrs. Lauer and Evans yesterday refused to
the licenses OF Francis Gallagher OF 3l5 Park avenue
and Bsenfcdt OF johnson and Leon ard street
both shown to have been guilty OF selling liquor
to minors In the of Gallagher the proof that
he sold liquor June % to Michael Sullivan. aged en
OF nj steuben street and John Cofey. aged nine of 81
Steuben street The boys had raised thirty cents by
selling rags, and after having spent tho money for
brandy. which sold to them by Gallagher, they were
found dead drunk in De kalb svgnuc John CoGey DO,
sica the effects of the liquor that he had
the hospital II Ii expected that the Society
for the Of Cruelty Children will prosecute
Gallagher Crimnally In the Of Batenfeld 1t WAS
show that lie sold beer SUNDAY, June % to boy
and CARL le however, said that he only sold cider.
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A Soldiers PHOTOGRAPH.

Private James Behan OF the Sixty-ninth Regf-
ment N. 8. N. Y, was photographed in uniform
time ago lie photographs to all of his friends ana
was much pleased by their favorable comments. Re-
Gently however he AYERS he discovered that Private
Bartholomew r. o'Neil OF tho regiment had pus
into circulation photograph inscribed with comments
not at all hattering to him (Behan This photograph.
sfts- passing through many hands reached those OF
fool, around the agure clown" idiot" and
Ass" and undernc Ath imbecile" Before this photo
graph circulated Private Behan AYERS he held
IN anvaryng sstesm but through 1t he has been bro.sns
through Col. Spencer for $1,000 damages. Private
ONei through Civil Justice stecker and Charles Stesk
Ter, has put In answer and Joined issue.
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WoBURN. July 15.-On Friday morning John
Doyle received q telegram from Boston, signed James
MonnehAn. saying that he was wanted at the United
States HOTEL in that city, that his cousin Thomas White
had died and left him 100000 Mr.. Doyle went to the
hotel and there learned that his cousin died May 80
last possessed of estate estimated to DO worth s
10000 that in his will he had left to Doyle siooOoo
and that lanes Monnehan. who sent tho telegram.
his cousins attorney and had been named in the will
administrator. Mr. Monnehan told Doyle that within
go go to his order and the balance Of the beqnes
allowed by law TO make the nal settlement of the estate
Doyle has been resident OF Woburn for about thirteen
years. sd for the past eleven has been employ ed
at the currying shop of John Cummings, earning an
average of 81 per week He is about 30 Of and
n IN mi riad
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Sue Sings almond eyes were moist with teerA
he stood at the prisoners bar In Essex Market yessr
day. He was charged with throwing boiling water over
little Caroline wurthemberg she passed his auadry
At l74 East Houston street Friday night. She was
too badly hurt to be In court.
Sue Sings interpreter told Justice Klbreth that Sue
Sing been prosecuted by the boys in the neighber
hood Sue Sing produced In court parcel containing
broken tin coffee pot quantity OF cabbage heads
thing that once was cat and other Objectionable re
mains, These had been thrown into his little laundry.
lie had had wire screen door made to protect himseM
and his hard washed clothes from such missiles The
hoodlums however, pushed the aside and 40 10
swung wide threw in the coffee pot the former cat and
the other remains and spoilt whole days washing.
Then Sue Sing retorted with tho hot water missed
the rascals and hit the little girl lie was held.