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The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1883-01-16

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Robinson, Harrington.
Education Martin, StapletOn. Foley
Garter of Lafayette, Fsrris, Bradford u
z Ills, Muench.
MIlitia-Jones of ~. Louis, Marmadnke
Wilmington. Seividge, Porter, Sears, Den
his.
Criminal Jurisprudence - Hughlrtt
Halt OF 81 Louis, Jones Of Clinton, Gunn
Isbeil Taylor oi VIII, bark.
Justices vi the Peace-Brooks, Rouner
Isbeil, Howard, Walton, Gum, Taylor Oi
Grundy.
Liorary-Brady, Love, OFallon, Burris
Carer, Gray, Whitelas.
ACCOMPLISHMENT, Judge, Lee, SWEET.
nam, Porter, Patterson, Lsngenberg.
Claims HOrnsby, Adkins, Blackburn
Carroll, Anthony. Fighter. schooier.
Agriculture-Hsil of Vernon, Marma.
duke, Brown, FARRELL, Anthony, Tucker
Love, Wells, lnglish. Brady, Berry, Jen
kins, Norris.
Manufactures - Reagan, Martindale
Ford. Clark, Jaqus, Rzney, Pidcock.
Roads and Highways Craumer. Smith
Calron, MOler, . Fal on, But:erton, Hunt.
er, Bradley, Lakenan, Van Note, Hsmil.
ton.
Elections-Lay, Alexander, Baskin
Bentley, Bradford. OF Texas, Slorts, o.
Shannon. Whybark
Engrossed Bills-Wallace, Carter, oil
Lafayette, Linzei, Love, kouner, Patler
son, Crume.
Eurolled Bills Carleton, Skidmore, sit.
ton, Wilson, ChitwOOd, Strickland, Rem
frOe.
Local Bills-Chitwcod, Tubbs, Worries
Carter, 81. Francois, Taylor, OF Dunkiin
Wingo. jenkins.
Unfinished Business Moler. Whiting
tom, e~etnaIn, Cook, Rawlins, Wright
Murphy.
swamp Lands-Taylor, of Dunklin, Col
lier, SeIvidge, Danforrh, Gray, rubb, vii
liams, Of Washington.
Deaf and Dumb and Lunatic Asylums-
Worries, Sitton, Stapletou, Brown, Hackney
Carroll, Cockerill.
Blind Asyium-Hall, of st. Louis, Storts,
OF Phelps. Judge, Hughlett, y Fal.on, Ca
iron, Bonhsm.
Benevolent, aud Scientific Institutions
Collier, Adkins, Krau,hoH, Lee, Proctor
Gage, Langerberg.
Immigration -, 'srter, Of LAT yette, Wal
ton, Lee. Storts, of Shannon, Berry, Ford,
Moulder
Penitentiary-Landsr, Gum, Wallace,
Kraulhofi, Williams, Of Morgan, Hall, oi
Vernon, McGinnis.
Printing Bsshsw, Cockerill,
Williams. of Morgan, Brooks, Jones, oi
Clinton, McGinnis.
County Boundaries-Jaqua.B askin, Jar
Iell: Bradford, OF Pettis, Tucker, Wollard,
Muench.
Mines and Mining -S,orts, of Phelps,
Carter, of st. Francois, Martin, Moler,
Longsn, Sears, ScheOler.
Observation-Disclosures. Shankland. OFal-
Ion, Alexander, Robinson, Wray, Bras ell
PidcOck.
Retrenchmen. and Reform-Longan,
Danforth, Vsnzsndt, Batterton. Lay Black
burn, Crume
Permanent Seat Of Government -Kraut-
hof, Wells. Strickland, Ingiish, Cranmer,
Wingo, wyckoff.
Uuiversity-Proctor,M Moran, Foley, Par
ker, Fighter, Wilson, Williams, of Web
s;er.
Normal Schools - Whitelaw, Rogers
Byan. Bradford, Of Texas. Stapieton, Alien,
Harrington.
Township Cockerill, Br sd.
ford, Of Pe,tis, Rswiins, Wright, Graben-
horst, poling, Gideon.
Labor-Carroll Bailey, Bradley, Hunter,
Howard, Moulder, Norris
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1883-01-16
An Up and Dressed Member Of the
Next LEGISLATURE -

A fresh member of the legislature from
Warren county was SEEN standing on the
steps Of the capitol, peering into the hal
one day last week, when Governor Cornell
came along.
'Whei. does she commence?" he asked
"Whsif" asked the govern r.
1.-THE legislature. I'm a member and ]
thought I'd git on the ground early and
freeze TO seat"
That's right" said the governor, "go
right up stairs and look around"
Say, cap" he added, mount ask you
one question? Ymn've ben here some
time, / take il Whst'il be the wages to
sit round this buiIdin' this yesrf"-Al
bauy Argus
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1883-01-16

@.s"Men are but sorry witnesses in their
own cause" The praise of Kidrey- Wort
comes from the mouths Of those who have
been made strong and healthy by it. Lis
ten: at is cnring everybody" writes -
druggist Kidney Wort is the most pop
ular medicine we sell" 1t should be BY
right. for no other medicine has such
specific action on the liver, bowels and
kidneys.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1883-01-16

Make your old things look like new
by using the Diamond Dyes, and you viii
be happy. Any of the fashionable coles
or 10 cents.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1883-01-16

GENTLEMEN-Your Hop Bitiers have
been OF great value to me. was laid up
with typhoid fever for over two months
and could get no. relief until tried your
Hop Bit,ers.. To those suffering. with d.
bility or any one in feeble health, cor
daily recommend them.
&c. SroErzEI, S8S Fulton street, Chicago
III.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1883-01-16
Thick Heads.

Heavy stOmachs, bilious conditions
Wells May Apple Pills" anti bilious
ca hartic. 10 and 25c.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1883-12-09
GALVESTON.

GALVESTON, Dec. S.-[6pecial mo repl,
has been received from Captain Eads, rela
tive to taking charge Of the Jetiy worI
here. He is daily expected Ia New York
on his return from Europe aud will doubt
less communicate with the committee here
Immediately upon his arrival.
Real estate transfers for tho week endipa
to-day footed nearly $500
DIR. Penny, health physician, report ior
the week ten deaths, OF which five were
grown, and live children.
County Clerk Wren, Issued seven mar
riage license for the week ending to-day.
GALVESTON Dec. S.[Press The com.
mittee appointed by Bishop Gallagher
70 solicit subscriptions TO stock Of Catholic
Publishing company, OF Texas, has met
with most gratifying success, having up to
this evening placed 0jl shares, which Ne.
cures So go. Not more tnAn nai the city
has yet been oanvassed The committee
feel confident that by next Wednesday
they will have placed AZ least 900 shares
at $40 each, assuring TIE appearance Of n
llrst'class Catholic papet for Texas within u
few weeks
Latest advloes are to the effect that the
letters 10 Captain Eads, from the city ooun.
Gil and commercial bodies OF Galveston, re.
garding the deep water improvements,
have been forwarded TO that gentleman ut
Liverpool by the steamship Arizona, and
reply Is expected here daily.
Commencing az n0Op to morrow the city
clock will be regulated by the 0)th merld
ian.
All lawyers Of prominence Of Galveston
disclaim any connection with the mucn
talked OF Texas slave suit.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1883-12-09
NEWS BY SPECIALS.
Ans'in; Close Revenue Collections
Charters Filed.
san Antonio: Views Of the Antl.Cut.
ters Association.
Tyler; Eject OF the Gibson Bm-
Court Decisions.
ST. Louls: The Usual Daily Marks,
Report.
penisou; Ribs Fractured aud Probably
Fatally IJured.
gainesville: A Most Extensive and
Destructive Fire.
penisou; Ribs Fractured aud Probably
Fatally Injured.
gainesville; A Most Extensive and
Destructive Fire.
Other Interesting News by Special
GAINEsYILLE.

GAINESVILLE.
GAINESVILLE, Dec. Especial The Ira
mend visited our city last night at 10
O'Clock and but for the heroic work OF the
hook and ladder company and few citi.
lzens, our town would have undoubtedly
burned to ashes, ii having caught In the
City hotel two.story brick building lo.
Gated IN the center of the city. The mild.
ing was owned by Bowman & Smith and
was occupied by Frenchman who kent a
restaurant, aud Orator & Mann, who kept a
barber shop. Everything In II was total
loss. The next TO burn was barber shop
owned by Smooth aud is almost a total
loss. A butcher shop in the rear of the no.
tel caught and was DESTROYED. Several
other buildings and contents were more or
less injured and the damage cannot at this
time bo lVlly estimated. Ii is thougbt
however, that $4,000 will coverit. Every.
tnlng was insured. The owners Of the ho-
TEL Will loose about $1,000. At one time
me Wholesale grocery house OF Oge.
ment & Turner, and Hea g.
sampson caught and were u
great danger Of being burned
hut the tire was extinguished and North
Oxen street looks desolate this morning.
The telephone wires are hanging in every
direction, the posts having burned down.
This Is the first fire We have had In two
years.
Twenty.one thousand bales of cotton we're
shipped from here this year, and about
5000 more in the country, being at least
500 bales over the shipments OF last year
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1883-12-09

TYLER, Dec. S.-[Special. The court OF
appeals in the case of E,ter vs.. the Missouri
Pacific railway, decided to-day that article
1850, of the revised statutes, imposing a
penalty Of $500 for violation OF articles
1856 and 1857, OF the revised statutes, was
repealed by the act Of April 10th, 1883,
known as the Gibson bill, and that no pen.
atty can now be recovered for Injuries
done In that regard, and the last acI, the
Gibson act, not only repeals the former law,
but RENTS the penalties imposed by said
first article; nor is the last law obnoxious TO
the objection that it is ex post iacto, or
retroactive; nor does It dlyest the vested
rights.
The court of appeals revers
ed and remanded Baldwin vs..
state, from Grimes, Reversed and render.
ed. Walker vs. Simpkins et al, from Ma.
varro. Affirmed. Allibone VS.. Texas &
Pacific railwey, from kaufman; Oliver ct
Al. vs. Nicholson et al, from Hunt; Texas
& Pacific railway vs.. HOskins, from kauf-
man; Etter vs.. Missouri Pacific railway,
from Hunt Rodriguez W. State, from
Atascosa; Hawknsvs State. from Walker,
Berry VS.. State, from Waller. Reversed
ana dismissed GdlL Colorado & Santa Fe
railway vs.. Latt, from Milan.
Judge Richard Walker will deliver an
address before the Texas bar association, In
Houston, on the 18th instant.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1883-12-09

WAsuNaroN Dee sTho p,,no. q,
u,,,--.., -. !. ~ "
waves anu nueuhoers oi 'ne executive com
mitiee ofthe late international fisheries ex.
hibition of London convey,d 10 tho A mari.
49,, ,o,.,nr,.n, ..,.s.I .....,~.. :,
Va" eV',." 'p.~.' eAF'e'''"n o'
thar gratitude ~ the admirable manner In
which the United states 90 effectively re-
sponded TO appeal Tor cooperation In the
e1hloitlon'
Condition OF me treasury; Gold ooip,
hu ION, bzlo,JV,ioi silver dollars bullion,
Sl22SlO,l lp3; fractional silver, va ,02 AZ
uni,ed states notes, 800 9lI ,s9d, Total
sh'3 III w. Certificates outstanding, gold
tpgn,0lO, silver, teOfO5,Ill; currency
w, ,J2oUOO.
large congressional delegation called
ON the pfesipent iod day aud presented =
petition praying '1r him 10 exeit hla innu'
enee TO securH resp,te fof o Donnell. Tbs
presoents reply was satsfaoiory 10 the
del.egasion.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1883-12-09

MARSHALL Dec. s.-lspsoial General
Manager Talmagc, accompanied by hi.
wife, passed through this morning after
making a short stay. He goes west.
A hunting party fully equipped with
dogs, guns, etc, clrsisiiug oi o. I. Greely,
G. B. Greely aud Messta. Hidden, Hayden,
Meiliit, DAVIS and Bnrnham, all OF 81.
Louis, occupy special car aud will spend
about two weeks ON the plains OF west
Texas.
A negro man working In the machine
shops OF the Texas & FaoiGohad the greater
pare Of his leli hand cut OF yesterday Will,
working with pair OF shears.
lvey Becham, c0loied, was convicted yes
tctday aud given two years In The peni
tentiAry.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1883-12-09
SAN ANTONIO.

SAN ANTONIO, Dec. s,--[Speoial, "A large
demonstration took place tonight in honor
OF Bishop Neraz, who has iost returned
from the pontihcGl convention at Rome
A procession OF Catholic citizens, headed by
a brass band, held a continued march
through the city, traversng greater por.
ton OF IT, The services NJ the cathedral,
with papsl henediotion administered, were
very fully attended.
Several local prominent s,ookmen have
been interviewed In regard to the an'ilence
cutting organization, but deny belonging
10 It, but stated at the same time that their
belief Is that such an organization, secretly
conducted, would prove OF great benefit.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1883-12-09
Released on the rhni rr,n,.

KAEsAs Orr. Mo-, Dec. s.sA-Aiisr the
third trial, NJ. v. Jones was to-day acquit.
ted oil the charge Of murd, and was rs.
leaqed.
In 1852 George Grant 'jlored. while 70.
iltling arrest ior lUoory. killed Patrick
Johcs, a policeman. A tno the same niehi
hanged levi HarrU, g'on. solorrd, mlsinE
ing him tor Gtsnt Me- Jones, . cousin nj
the deceased oiiicar, was charged with lead.
inr tho crowd 'Shlch heuged Harrington
Grant. he mud ~, y Ider sentence y
f'pth, "a. s.as " ,-eeuilon fns hre
praet,d.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1883-12-09

FoHJ Worm, Dec S.-lSBseial j. Hiram
Gil and Charles Merwin, boys OF 10, living
two miles south ol this city, we're plsyipg
with pistol to-day, when u exploded, the
bullet lodging IN Mcrvin's cheek, inHctlng
very dangerous wound
A large number OF citizens 20 over 10
Dallas Tonight TO witness the game OF base
ball. Several sporting men will back the
hoNe club with biz MONEY.
The contract for the new Jail will be let
Monday
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1883-12-09

The entire stock, $4,000 has been spA
SWSrloed and $4,000 paid into the bank
Work will begin as soon as the Architect,
shall be selected aud the plans Completed
men.
The srtesian well Of the Colorado Water
company has reached $50 feet,
WACO.
Waco, Dec. s,-TSpecial. Green Lewis.
negro hailing from Baton Rouge. Louis.
lsns' son Of Andrew Lewis, Al
NeI ~ Calvert, Texas, aud
worked for l.. s, AcChhton, a baksl
SIX years ago, Is years cid, three scars on
breast, one on right leg above the ankIe.
was once In Forty.Hrst regiment OF Tbs
uaited States infantry at Eagle Pass. He
passed his last residence on the farm
Oh Richard Harrison, esq at mouth OF the
tehuacAna, Is OF wild and soary hAbls
about tye ieet eight inches tall weight one
hundred and my pounds. is
now In the Waco jail ON suspicion
oi morse then and escaping from the psni,
tentiSry about eight years ago.
Eliza Jane Tomkins gave bond
In the sum of Ave hundred dollars
Yesterday. being indicted by the grand
lary on the charge Of shooting at Mr., John
Farley, with intent TO hurt him.
In the county court yesterday the Texas
4 81. Louis Railway company filed an
appeal bond In the case Of J.
w. Cameron vs, the said company
with damages entered OF $i25 on the
ground OF the action Ia making the track
on land OF the plaintiff was fled In the dis
trlot court and an attachment was issued
The petitions Of Lessing, Solomon &
KoseAthal VS., Sims 4 HolliDEer, OF Navsr.
ro county, for thr, Q notes, as follows, 81 600;
with credit endorsed OF $3.50, 81 ,09S.02, and
John shint and Dan shint were arrested
Yesterday on grand jury indictment
OF smith on the AquAllA few mouths ago.
William NJ. Flourney Is absent az Gle.
hurnc, defending John White. charged
with the murder OF Pat CAyanaugh.
seven men charged with murder are In
the Waco Jail.
A petition was circulated yesterday
Tor signature, addressed to sensto OF
Coke and Hon. r. Q. Mills, invoking
lhelr strong Efforts TO secure "A p0st.otlce q
building and Federal court house here.
NJ. i, A. w. Creager, lately treasurer OF
Waco Lodge OF Honor, lacks S775 OF prop,
er showing, In hs trust, He Is indicted for
emhtzzlomeut and gave bond to appear.
Cleveland & Cameron have q olye1
The firm will be Cameron & Co, In the fu
ture, Cleveland retires.
Great excitement was caused to-day by q
published communication signed Paul
Jones accusing = city otrcsr OF taking
brIbes. Captain NJ, d. Herring, the author
was visited by the recorder and the city
marshal and the apology Is TO appear In th,
same paper tomorrow,
The election 10 occur Monday OF fiy,
aldermen will be the most exciting ever hac
here. IL is bond VS.. no bond.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1883-12-09

CoLoRapo, Dec. s-tspeeiAl.l-our citi.
gems have jUst completed an organization
for new hotel to be called the 81 James.
To be one hundred isst front, one hundred
and Bt,een feet daep, froniipg east and
south on cCsutf Second ard Oak sifett,.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1883-12-09

ST. Louis, Dec. S,-[spooial, ,l-Local cot.
ton market dull; no change In quotations,
very little trading done.
Cash wheat stronger, with traction i'm
provement In price; No. red, 81 % IA.
Cash corn little lower and very dull;
No. ., mixed, IS l'2
Little doing In wool, owing to the absence
Of desirable grades.
Hides tirm, with an improvement in
price.
good stock very meagre during the past
Week. one lot Of p Texas cow5 sold at 81 10
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1883-12-09

AusuS Dec. Special Fee bills for
attached witnesses are coming In almost
daily, and the Probabilities are for quite u
MIC, little deficiency under this head
The Mckinney street railroad company,
capltal $50 COO, died a charter to-day,
Tho Taylor county authorities have
made application 10 sell the state S65Oo0
worth Of bonds.
The amount Of revenues from al SOURCES
last wear was over 100000, all Of which
has been collected, except about $4,000.
This Is the closest collections ever known
before.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1883-12-09

MARSHALL, Dec, 7.-tspeoisl.l-C, II.
Stewart, f., q handsome Young limb Of
the law has returned from waoo and will
make this city his future home.
C. w. Lancaster, g. masiag q pleasure
trip 10 the Crescent City.
Santa Claus has several deoots Ia this city
ali well supplied with Christmas trioks.
Colonel George l., HUI, will soon take up
his residence In Greenville.
The weather has been damp and disngrcI .
able Tor the past few days.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1883-12-09

GRUESvrLLE, Dec. s-lspeciall - Las,
night the lumber yard OF X, o. PanstAll, at
Kingston, in thISGouniy, was burned; loss,
The proprietor OF the Greenylle Herald
has sold that paper tn Judge J. II. Davis,
of Mount Vernon, Texas, who will take
charge next week.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1883-12-09

wossssrsa, Dec. s.--Ths Athsus mill. in
Mulhury vera burned. Loss siOo O0O-
stock and poytion OF machinery Il owned
p by Ess,ing 4 brisss Of Mill Iury, and
BcsroE, Dsc. a-fhe fvo stor building
Nos, 56 10 10 Federal street, Owned ne
boafdmap I Company, vss bar ily dam sred
BY ORE. The principal Occupant
the Standard Beg Company are Insured
PKTKhsspRa Va, Dec. g. Tho sumsc
and Whites, 10 this state, was set Are la,
night. Half million po nnds OF sumac
was q total loss. Hwas Il tred al one ,ime
That The whole town. would fall prey TO the
names, The fire depsr' r'iasnt has tels.
srrlasa ,sen LOT hss'Ance, pat the order was
ia uncertain. Partly in sursd,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1883-12-09

DKStsoS, Dec. s, - ISoecial, George
White, young man at work In the Mis-
souri, Pacific carpenter shop In this city
was caught in the machinery last night
and seriously n not fatally injured. His
ribs were broken aud pressed into his lungs,
IL is feared he cannot recover. His parents
lIve In Paris Ohio.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1883-12-09

OhcAoo, Dec. General superlntend-
vilhaawa hisits Saaiion,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1883-12-09
FANCY GOODS.
DOLLS and TOYS.

Great reductions in price in Our OloaNS' 0"''''
|eys, Misses Suits and Millinery
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1883-12-09
A MERRY CHRISTMAS !
md promise that the experience of the past which has
lanstormed the OLD DOLLAR STORE into the
Bargain House of Dallas

l exhibit such display Of Holiday Goods and at such
raordinar low prices that it will surpass anything
hitherto attempted We cordially invite all to come ana
|Stmne our goods and whether you purchase or MOI,
IOu viii receive uniformly polite attention. we quote
lew OF our prices:
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1883-12-09

Our une OF Fancy Goods never
Was so complete. W. have i'm.
ported direct, and arn able to uu-
0erseli all competition.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1883-12-09
Tenth Annual Greeting.

Time was when we were considered out OF the bust
[eS portion of the city To-day there is greater
roof of the development of Dallas than that our store
the most conveniently situated in the city. Age,
Ough, has not essened ardor but still strong and
|Ogressive, we wish one and all in advance
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1883-12-11


A young woman went to the station to
meet her father. As the train came In she
Jaw a middle-aged man who resembled her
parental relative, and she rushed into bis
arms, huddled down on his bosom. kissed him
ON the month, the ear, the chin, and all over
his patent celluloid. 1t was not her father,
but a middleaged travessr Ger n tobacco
house. He took a long bfeath, and looked
around at some other travellers and winked,
as much as TO say: 20, I'm such q mashsrp'
OF course the scene could not last forever,
though he wished 1t could.
After a spasmodic hug she looked up In his
face and shrieked, "You are not my pair
He said she was right
She asked his pardon, n he told her not
to mention it
"We public men should always hold
ourselves in readiness to support those whn
need iLn
She SMILED a sweet, sad, blushing smile,
and went out into the wide world, while the
traveller walked to the hotel with the others,
They asked him II 1t didn't make him fee
ashamed TO have such q mistake made, and
he said no, 1t was all right. he said Of courss
it might look queer, but those things occurred
very often with him, as it would occur with
any fine looking man Besides, the girl pro
bable enjoyed it
Then they asked him why be did not veal
his diamond breastpin on such trying occa-
sions. He looked at his shirt front, and h
was gone. While he had been allowing bel
to play the daughter she had burglsrized hi
shirt.
He tainted, and when they brought him te
h said: "Ten my family l died with my
face TO the foe"
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1883-12-11
H FLOWN SOUL

Ueorge Parsons Lathrop in The Manhattan.
Come not againi ! dwell with you
Above the realm of frost and dew,
or pain and fire, and growth 10 death
l dwell with you where mover breath
Is drawn, but fragrance vital flows
From lifo to life, even as a rose
Unseen pour Sweetness though each van
And from the air distills again.
You are my rose unseen; we hvs
Where each to every other may give
In ways untold, by means unknown
And secret as the magnet-stone-
For which of us, indeed, Is deadi
No more l lean ID kiss rot bead
The gold-red hair SO thick upon IL;
Joy feels M more the touch that won 1t
Where DER my brow your Pearl-cool palm
In tenderness so childish, calm,
Crept softly, once. Yet, see, my arm
Is strong, and yet my blood runs warm;
1 still oan WORE, and think, and weep
But all this show of life 1 keep
Is but the shadow OF your shrine,
Flicker Of your fire, husk Of your vine;
Therefore, you arc not dead, nor /
Who hear your daughters minsTeisy.
Among this stars your feet are set;
Your little feet are dancing yet
Their rhythmic beat, as when on earth.
So swift, 30 slight are death and birthl
Come o again, dear child II thou
By any chance couldst break TINT vow
or silonce at thy last hour made;
II to this grim Life unafraid
Thou couldst return, q melt tho froat
Wherein thy bright limbs power was losti
Still would l w-hisper-since 30 fair
This silent comradeship We share
Yes, whisper mid the unbidden rain
OF tears: Come not, CONS not again"