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The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1882-01-24
LAMONTE ITEMS.
Church Matters -Personels-Fat
Hogs.
LANoSrE. Jan. 81, 1882.

Preparations are now in progp~s to
have a concert nj the Baptist church OIL
the 22d day of Feb. 1882.
Rev Il. T. Lacy, of Sedalia, will
preach in the Methodist church in thi.
place to-day morning and evening.
Mr.. Little. of Warrensburg. is inter
viewing the old citizens i'm this vicinity, he
SAYS. with n view Of publishing history
of Pettis county.
Vincent Terry and Wash. Saunders
shipped car losd each Of fat hogs to 81.
Louis this week They are not very anx-
ious To buy any more.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1882-01-24
Living Witneaaea

The hundreds OF hearty and healthy
looking Men, women and children, this
nave been rescued from beds OF pain, sick
ness and we'll nigh death by Parker.
finger Tonic are the hes, evidences in the
world OF Its sterling merit and worth. Voc
will ind such I'm almost every Community.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1882-01-24

exoee,iing four lines, 81 per aRnum.I
Egypt.
Blind Tom gave r concert in New
Orleans. La, recently.
-Rice's EvangeIine company perform
ed at Hannibal iart night,
Prof. T.. L. Taylor, the magician, was
At Carthage, Mo the past week.
Mrs +. A. Sothern, widow Of the come
iian, died IN London, Eng, Jan. 10.
Max Frhrman in Uncle Isaac" be-
gins weeks engagement Al Chicago, H.,
Io-morroS night.
Lewis Morrison. il il said, has receives,
an otter To play leading support TO Salviui
Turing next seasons American tour of thu,
.ragcUiIan.
Edwin Booth on learning of the death
OF Samuel Percy sent a letter of coincidence
,o his mother, and, we are informed, in
1los''d generous gilt al 81 600.
-Oscar Wild,'r new play which was To-
have been produced in England bu, 90, NO
further than rehearsals, has by him been
submitted To Mrs Clara Morris 70: .ug-
,estions.
1t seems that Emma Abbott was re-
Gently vaccinat.sl near the lett knee, and
The operation has called forth the iollo~-
ing by a Louisville poet:
q, the limping song bird.
%, the wounded limb
o. the cruel virus!
q, the pustule grim!
Shoot the vicious surgeon,
Send him To his fate.
Hasten. Time, and heal up
Emma's vaccinate
Vanity Fair says that "Ouids" has
written u play dealing with Roman
society of various kinds, and that 'she in
troduces names and personalities with
american Freedom" One Of the incidents
Il the play is tina, young lady catches
ire in presence of the spectators and the
lire has tn be extinguished before the in
corrupted action OF the play can be re-
sumed. Most young ladies would object
to being cast Tor that part, aud the play
may lack production Tor this reason II
sould De all the more interesting to the
'pectaton il the Young lady were allowed
To simmer TO death.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1882-01-24

The want of puichIllude Is whats
he matter with ST. Louis. according
to the Pos,-Dispatch. Ifthis is true
he is gone up. Oscar Wilde will
doubtless refuse To visit town where
there is no pulchritude.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1882-01-24

There is some inquiry at the present
time as to who Daniel Webster wa.
We thought that every one knew that
Daniel Webster was the name Of the
frog in Mark Twain's story. What
ignorance there il m this w"rld
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1882-01-24

We have - sl-,,iy AMI positive cure
Tor Catsrrah, Diphtheris, Canker mouth
and Head Ache, IN SIIllDH'S CATARRII
REMEDY. A nasal injector free with
'ach bottle. Use it il you desire health
aud sweet breath. Price 80 CTS. Sold b.
all druggists.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1882-01-24

Scovile ought To change his name
10 Scoldvile. He seems to have the
wind of Boanerges and the bitterness
Of an original imp Of vituperation.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1882-01-24

Mr.. Gladstone is said TO be formu.
lating a rather novel method Of ge. =
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1882-01-24
FOOTLIGHT FLASHES.
Items of Interest to Play -Goers
Everywhere.

SMITHS OPERA HOUSE
SEBALIN, Be
ts~o. 7. Brown a a.. L<-~s~~
Stating Capacity ~s
rURLEY HALL.
Appleton CIIr. $40.
J. W. Grsn;icy. Pr,prietnr.
Will -=II .ssl
ADVERTISEMENTS NJ the had ei this c.,iunr no,
excersiing four lines, 81 per annun.
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FLEA BITES.

CONE LII ~ ALL SCRATCH
Emma had little leg.
The scab ii hur. her no;
And every W here that Emma went
The scab VA sure to 20.
-tkpar Wild.
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Rseonnsnaalians gssn.-a-Jsaraal si

- = tf.f 4 ~ Z. ....-.--1l Il Z .zsstr. r.f5s.
TsV wpcoFn for iiatnse2.,iH .l,g isff
Try. cranberry for malaria
Try a sun bath for Rheumatism.
Try clam broth fot weak stosnach.
Try glaser ale for sF6.haeh etamps
Try cEsnlasrrs roiIltiee for erysipe-
Las hr.,lre,l se.rl..,'l Ia.si
Iry Y, lgareIing lager. beer fogep Of
'.Try a vet tbhweI on tie back "a The
neck when sleepless, :iss =
Fry swallowing saliva IhsH.trolib-
Jed with sour; ;stomach4..1aG..a ln..- . !.
Try eating fresh tadishe5 k.u1l rel.
low ;tnrnips for graysl.i IL; .I,a.l
Try eating ..enions and hhrseradish
to1relieye dp0piscal Swellines. ..sn. ll,
Try butteE milk ..for. rem6vsl Tof
frecklse, tan and bnlternnt xtails. l..e
-gEy! the Group aippet wlasn: che
child is likely 10 be troubled IN thHt
way. s. ..-..e s e..'i
Try . hot flannel aver tie. seat of
neqEAlg'c pain. and.rdnew frequent
Try.taking, yorr cod liver oil in to-
mato eatslp il gon want 10 make Nit
palatable. ). ..s.... 90 ia.ss't .s.sf.. : =
Try hard cilari--a wine glass; full
three times a:day--=Eor agae and rllea-
maj EsT1 p l.tsi r:ii
Try AKlng 4 nap IN the afternoon
If you are goipg 70 he outslate in she
evening. ss..s ..4's i
Try breaihing The fumes Of iurpen-
tine or.caTbolia acid to remove the
Ehooping cough. 5b ..Ana..,s.4.
: Try cloth wrnng ont. from cold !.
water put about the neck at night for !.
sore throat ! ssI f,s.-et ...}
2 Try snuiing powdered borAx up
the nostrils for catarrhal 'seoidia the
heal. .4is. .3s s.s-..i --.i4isi. II
+. Try an extra pair of stockings ont
side Of yonr shoes when. travelling in.
cold weather. 4 s., as.'s if !.
Try walking with your hands be-
hind you il you, 6nd. yourself becsrn. 4
ing bent forward. .,s. 81 = .g..
If Try. a silk handkerchief over the
face when obliged toigoagainst cold,
piercing wind. ~. ...i..a t3 ..s....
Try planting snnAawers, in your
garden if eoEnhelle1 TO ike in NAL.
arial neighborhood. -
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1882-05-04

TAXING TINE B1iTifE F0REfocK.--
At the battle Of. Groventon, Stone
wall jackson tried an experiment
which nearly frightened Federal di-
vision ont .of. their boots. Bars OF
RAILROAD iron were cut up into foot
lengths and fred from some Of his
heaviest guns. and The noiss made as
they vent sailing through the air was
a sort Of cross between fhe shriek IL
a womanand the bray Of q mule. Tie
Federals listened in wonder 40 the
FIRST few which banged thrcugh the
tree-t0ps. and presently one these
pieces fell just IN front Of . Pepnsyi-
vania regiment A captain stepped
forward to inspect IL. and after turn
ing it.oEer he rushed to iliA colonel
with the news
); '.Colonei them internal rebs are
firing railroad iron a. usl'' o. Z.
% = Mo- M .i.ss tsff
sThsy are. farsa fact =
eAf'CaptaId. advance yos1r eofnpanv
to.thaf ridee and dep1Ov, and the
minute you find jackson i getting
ready to FIRE freight tarn ut ~. send
me word ! don propose to have
my regiment snnashed into the ground
sshen Il caA iast as we'll. be decentiy
etier.ninsted;in the regular wzs -
Eree Pes, a.ts
Fsts t...
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Easter Eve Reflections"

x,sAA 80 lNftgrrFT- ssskt.4a
Messrs. Editors The patter of
rain drops a;gaihst the window
pane t0Lpight, falls upon my ear
with a pqculiaE echo. The darkness
with0utand the'cheer within, with
hope of glad sunrise on the rIssf-
row, make gp a picture woven, rs
il were, with the shadow and the
light and the isewhichmark-.
ed the snluanenr1us thine of which
this i Che anniyergaty. That
menl0rahle Easter EEa when en-
was gloom without the sebd1cTler.
save the. tears Of loya.and faith
that fell upoHthe kealed stone. but
withins . light, gathering is fisile
ness, 90 give Jlle EiiesprdIriis ed ffrf
the Resurrection. IA Life whose
ETERNITY of blessedness took song
.fr0lnltltaf eYenti7l nagrIs 4ndNilh.
,the dawn Of the ns0rroW, lofty Ca
'thedraf' and watside clsDei. she'
Christian Homestead aud a7ire ssIe
nursery, MilLtake up khci anthem,
aunbroken.4iirOusllr liTege cen.
ea,,f.,s.s ss,ys,ba slls,,slgt -, "a. = ~
.s.;..s ~ sg W.. lT ss's : t.i,Hs III
bers from GhREclE alias and in
softer caaenced-mingles witch he
mother'sfidI1a1ly, while vel liagers
ntsan of Oss sso'i'l q ,'.,' .II .II
Inc Es.ss, - ,s.sI ,'..s ',''
gana - ..staE,s.;s % s,;s a,,., s',S0iss 'ss
ons, = saseA't' - the sony o. 1se-
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If raI,act;o, c...ss.. nss il.o .'.. !. 'is'iI
sit so rastS,,lIv - a. 0,Is S,,nIs "s,d - !
glow of INV 6res;d.s ! $. nosbar ,sa,. ...~
& added sl,ssss.fg.s ~ tha ,.,.',',. -.
PAST The fS5el khat % : ,i,a,"..
= nurl-ad hvsS$ka sr,s.s.,,s s.sss i - - ~
Time clone tka,l;ne ! ts
isked .eentsrieE a - leeSs'r' e crIv ~, ~
six IIsSnsand I ! I.srl III oia;,. ar
thbr;fE or th2 49, or n,;lI;o,, @
of,cy(ks addS.'fa .fsosS II tl,a s daons,
al Ssssnce ~ ,t;.sl E IINl .I,assNI.
TiSt 1'he E,'6,.~ |; - a.esora ,,s 80. ! IS
or,en KooI- ev1 " "A 60 Ias.oo - :, -
ffe ;1n;r;nr k.sk. Hos- eUn 49,. -
SlrouSS lke s.s,fF u,,o.b"~ 49,.
= heonn Tl,S s sers af s H.
vetled Fnt'S.S -, ,s.s,oa ;.'to - .he IL
nall,Ies- .,,,Es,s EIVbat : o ~
Gomez What ~, = ar ara - = - ~
made ,ror Tia l:ra 80 ~ ad,a's..;'.' A. ~ -
centuries. ave. saf fhia rrAsar,fi ,,<s., y
TIE 0ns.s1i.,n. 'a,,stss = - ~
us Esss i " y ~ l4sks
winch every thinking mind may
prepare ats,,fecorYl: q Y thongllts
~ = s.lil- DssSA ~ sns aissA us eaEe
the world had = Calvary. sE0us
thousand years pass In review.
The panorama begins with the 81
lence Of chaos Anon the stillpea
3 stifHol;s the foid' takes aSmmee
Try; the walters are swathed With
bands OF nnlit and Shore the FIR
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s tf''E'
sHek 'es hst Nsarkis
Tern 1QFEssfs eak 30 eI'3H
- 1.'f s|@N kAirs ssn
g q tie EeEf { Arlssian
3 3. ~ 6 s'e... + HAfsA.Et.
80 r.. aie ! !'sisea z the West. .
neas lFecfen CHIEF launches them
upon me untried deep the strong
saaoen nnsh brayely through the
nsaEing Diliows. On thpy come. guild
ga ~ grand genius buoyant WITH .
nope q convenient route to- Indias
.niass 2. Wealth. The rising sum- typ-
lcaa 2 ssals ~ Gear 'Aa hope, lights up the
waste @ waters but gives no snrity
% hls mlsalqnS the setting gilds the
blemasic 0g-fnS s,s:,,se - : ss.,:.:e. -.
vet nothino on ths w;Id don;n;a- a: -
5es. as. 9xss assnrance q the talflinleiAt-
H2Qss. Inc lonely dieass j night gathers
that gather ahout .the' .bearta. Sfshsl
murmnrina Grey .buk the bfazs'I;ttls
craft awalEs. safely fhronoh .the:ur-
trod hilIows. unswerpinr. IN. IT.. in,es
pose as fhs. magnet IN the comI,ass
Just symbol of the uRAaaaina viii of
the hero-ohief whose stroIa " : hand i
upon. the helm. Through' calm ,ar5
storm. like the alternate mnrmnr and
quiet of the men. on thew come. The
rising and the setting. the nioht the
storm and the calm. Ienrthen he dnvs
into. weeks, the weeks into monks
and when the Hag droons telling az the
dropping hone even offhe nohle cb;ef
loi < green epot emaroes from ths
misty waves to greet his stra;ned al, eve We
sails are shaken ouf afresh and fhe
keel of the Pinta gI;des into : hayar
of i strange sbore Fra tbs r;r.s,la.
tfiat'bfeAR into plav 81 The .d;n n ~
anchor are diuieted the roes1sosr;ne, ~
sthhdafd is' planted and tbe' stsIlnesss
Of 4 iieS; world echoas ths sso.,nd ~
praise to the'C e'Chr;st;an. : God~tLs So :.
sk&.s = .ElIl a. --s.T- q, ~ '-ts,s
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NJ "a Western man .ieaFfss he was going
Il. have the small Pox, and believing
whiskey 70 be 2 preventive. he dFAnk
nearly three quarts III lie eecaped
Hsssmall l-pox, and : not likesy %
drink an mere whiskey IL tlsis xoslsl
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! np The harsh asIlect .of tie aulum-
nal gray. Which. beEokens The shady
side of life. = easily modified | y tie
use of Ayers Hair Figar.
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-ress .s,f naf ;a,s.. ae,,sIa a,.d
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Eastern world In aIs,nira i; ssn.s'i N, -
akd nr.ss.rr.sEssIl SplenfIisl can;taIs
and proud cities reyeIlipg in waSlth
and laEaEr;. ssoasS fs,fs:T,Sen heri-
taco. the aI3ar III. islolatyr raar;;,,s,
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fifving.tlae a,r;sag er a.lmorsnsaiI:s,..,, =,
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and all my cords are broken ana
children are gone forth of me and
stretch forth riiy tent any labnsa
and to set IN nv curt rtainssh fl1hes
hloated arrnaance I NJ Parangsm.ssasl
ting ifs sseaii Yyrion Tsl;e SGiS1lieE1
powers. land he sIf6tsf g.fi icns of,
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markinrsatfidre idhrinu as notions
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their Ioifv temnIes and coltIv ssas tot
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Tanning their odorilhroua Hins.s dis,,sssae.T &
Aa.iye pefiaaies and whisper sssenxa they inol
&hs l.plmy apoilA
And = an in whose
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Ihsin.age u is glbfioss Ser sken
lord of al. Alasl The s'sbfle ser.
pent the dEeaf exile: efieved
Adam; weeping Eve, the sentinel
rherubisn; the flashing sword; the
lonely iab0rprs amid the siretc III
field Nsrringing with thorn anil
The Benton weekly record., 1882-11-16
A Nevv NickeE@Pfate Story

CHICAGO, Oct., 20.-An interview was
had here tonight with Fl. E. Packer, vice
president, and i. S. Byington, general
passenger agent of the Lehigh Valley
road, in regard to the new proprietorship
Of the Nickel Plate. While they are some
what cautious III their replies, they init
mate very strongly that the next few days
will develop the fact that the road has
been bought by or directly in the interest
Of the Lehigh road, which will thus Op
crate an independent through line between
New York and Chicago. The road will
Tomorrow put Oh an independent passen-
ger train between Buffalo and New York.
They assert with considerable positiyeness
that Vanderbilt is not the purchaser of the
Nickel Plate and that it was built with the
understanding that it would be purchased
by the Lehigh; that the latter will Ger
tainly have all independent line to Chicago
in order to serve its great hard coal inter
ests. They intimate that a large scheme
for Improvement, probably at East Chica-
go, will be developed in short time and
that their general western coal depot and
Gould's proposed new stock yards will be
elements in it.
The Benton weekly record., 1882-11-16
The French Troubles.

LYONS, Oct. 29.-The troops occupy the
railway and all the strategeic points in
the city. The soldiers are strictly forbid
den to hold communication with civilians.
The forts dominating Lyons are prepared
at the word Of command to lay any portion
Of the city in ashes. IF further explosions
occur the city will be placed under mar
tial law Threatening letters abound,
The archbishop and director Of the post
Office have received such missiyes. The
persons.of both are carefully guarded.
Late this evening the police seized 40 kilo-
grammes OF dynamite.
The government has found it necessary
to prevent the sale Of dynamite, and y
that end has prepared a decree prohibiting
the sale or manufacture Of shot explo-
siyes. This measure will be presented
for action in the assembly at an early
date. It is called forth by the recent dia-
bolical plots that, but tor timely discovery.
might have done great damage to property
and life.
The striking or locked out cabinet ma
kers have submitted fresh proposals to the
master Workmen, who Willreply Tuesday.
The Benton weekly record., 1882-11-16
Eiae TyFOl Floods.
come

VIENNA, Oct. 29.-The floods III the
TyTol and in Cornethia have come with re-
neWed disasters to the villages that dot the
valleys. The railways have been stopped,
houses carried away, and in few instan-
ces lives were lost. The bridge on the
Wildbadgastein road was swept away
The cemetery at Bruneck was flooded,
graves Laid open and coftins carried away
The Town Of I4ienz was completely inun-
dated. The rivers Po, Adige, Tagliamen-
to and Breuta have oVerf1owed and inun-
dated the country. The distress in the
flooded districs Of Tryol and Cornethia is
beyond description. People are taking to
fight destitute feyerything. The inhab
itants of some Of the smaller towns talk Of
emigrating to America.
The Benton weekly record., 1882-11-16
rle Tariff Commission.


WASHINGTON, Oct. 29.--The stenograp-
ic report OF statements made before the
tariff commission is about completed and
It is expected that within week it will
be in type and ready for distribution by
the government printing office. Under
the law creating the commission it was
made the duty Of the public printer TO dis
tribute copies Of al the testimony to sena-
tors and representatives just as fast az
printed. The commission Travelled about
700 miles, herd public sessions for about
10 DAYS and heard the statements Of be
tween 500 and 600 persons. The printed
record will fill about 200 pages. The rec
concentrations Of the commission will not
be made known until officially communi-
Gated to Congress at the opening Of the
next session. no radical Or important
changes in the existing tariff will be rec
commended. Abandonment Of compound
duties, te. Of ad ualorem rates, combined
with specific rates, will be recommended,
also important changes In custom house
The Benton weekly record., 1882-11-16
Terrific Mime Explosion :.

EUREKA, New, ct.29.-The accumulation
Of gas in the Lacon-Eureka Consolidated
shaft burst this afternoon with a tremen-
dous noise, heard for several miles. The
shaft was shattered from top to bottom,
a distance Of Is feet. The explosion tore
away the eastern side of the works, hurl-
ing hundreds Of fragments of castings a
quarter of a mile away, they falling like
hail on the roofs Of houses. The COM
pany's new and large works were demoI-
ished and the immense iron roof crushed.
Intense excitement prevailed until it was
ascertained that no lives were lost and no
one was injured except Supt. Read whose
arms were painfully shattered by frag
ments Of timber. The damage is about
So, 900, besides the loss occasioned by
Of operations for the present.
The Benton weekly record., 1882-11-16
Tlle WIlvvatRkee Mystery Clearing
Up.

MILWAUKEE Oct. 29.-The first clue to
the missing Hennecke girl was found this
afternoon, when the hat worn by her was
discovered to have been found on Tuesday
by party living secluded on an island in
the river in the southern part of the city
during the services this forenoon mani
festo of the mayor was read in all the
churches and the affair was brought to the
notice Of the finder Of the hat in that way.
The hat is positively recognized by the
parents, and the theory was at once ad-
Vanced and generally accepted that the
girl was drowned OH her way home from
school. Extensive dragging Of the river
did not result in the finding Of the body,
which is believed TO have been washed un-
ler the dock by the current caused by pass
ing vessels. The theory Of abduction is
now generally abandoned.
The Benton weekly record., 1882-11-16
! frDOETANT CAPTURE.
Black SYea&et, the Supposed
Murderer Of EEalc0mD
Clark.
3E0v lie was F0iIGG and Hum
pic&5t22s Capturing IEc4nbeFs of
WheIr 0g1t2 Tribe and Bring
Ing Thcf1 20 Benton.


We mace IL 1&14i 'neh1loh III FORMER
is~ue ofth2 AEcoi&D, VI IN arrest OF morse
thieVin@ ANA e4tle A'll'nS Indians by
NiL@rlIt Ii"aIy ana oa!'ef>' 9oS aC I1e tlhle
did not understand the Importance OF this
@!rest. our reporter FeeeHuy interviewed
Mr. Il"9' No'1'">t' WIZ vas oll0 " 'ne
party, and Hresl1eoS oi the DenI0n "
81 LOUIS Game company III regard 10
Tie arrest oI Lh"tahS maze Ior Aliilhs cat-
lie, gave us Tie i"!io"hs interesting
statement. oar manager 2lE. 'ack hal'-
ris, came III iF"1A 1t2 oot'p7n! S raheh on
the Marl"s, 0" wednesday l"sC ana re-
ported indians Ni'ih% cattle. Ihere mas
Geen Anln9gF@ III Hc.s@722 looh0 Oh tle
ranch, one Of "iiieA was thoroughbred
Hereford 60" iA"t me company pAld $5Oo
for last spring. IT, stated that ne and
SoHIe OF the cowboys came upon the latter
animal just "i'e: s''" WAS SHOT, and blood
WAS still running from hor nose, and they
discovered TWO Indians short distance
of whom they DelIeFe1 iIitd Sho1 the AMI
mai. Mr.. Harris said ti'a5 lie and some OF
the herders woub: 12 able to identify the
Indians if they sa". them again. lat once
The Benton weekly record., 1882-11-16

think will be arrested soon. After this, [
90 not believe that they will kill any
more cattle-at least not for some time to
come