Weekly graphic. [volume] (Kirksville, Adair Co., Missouri) 1880-1949, 1883-08-24
JAMES q. BLAINE,
EDITORIAL NOTES.


EDITORIAL NOTES.
The trial of "Col" Frank James
was begun at Gallatin on Tuesday.
Judge jeremiah Black died a,
his residence near York. Penn. on
Monday.
For the first time in the history
Of the GRAPHIC We inflict its readers
with the report OF ''bass ball contest. u
There have been number oi
failures in the past ten days and the
financial outlook" has been decidedly
squally in the east.
There has been seriols "relig-
ious rioting' in Scotland recently be.
tween Catholics and Orangemen. A
sharp fight took place between the au.
thorties and the rioters.
There is every indication tia,
democracy will make its traditional
"blunder" in time to insure its own de-
feat in 1884. The whisky question
and the tariff are the hidden rocks that
will stove very big hole in the worm
eaten hull OF the old craft
A destructive cyclone visited
Minnesota, on Tuesday night. by
which much damage was done to
property, and a number Of lives lost.
The town of Rochester was wrecked
twenty-four persors killed and abou,
forty wounded. A train was blown
from the track at Zumbrota, and large
number of passengers killed. We VIII
give further particulars next week.
1t is but just to General Marina
a uke 70 say that he denies emphatical.
" that he ever said that he would not
enforce the Sunday law If elected gov
ernor. While opposed to prohibi-
n'tion as impracticable, he would en-
IT fore tie law with all the powers in the
hands of the executive. The GRAPH
,o.khaving published the former report
orshich originated in the St. Louis Re
!, tAhAaor, makes haste to publish the
denial as an act ofjus.;ce.
.ict.NAUp to the present writing moth
Ing definite has been learned in regard
q our new Chicago and Kansas City
j. sai@Buad line. We doubt very much if
:NaaSsiahg much will be done towards
eodamsRcing actual work on it tlll next
: year There is not even sufficient
,G;sstfawsnyet to indicate whether it will
eome. through KNksEille, or take the
ajhhgs further west,
s'aTte people are having a very
Z ,auies y 9Hpe in political matters outside
;ot fowa, Ohio, and few other states
ssherebeA contests are being waged.
srhe present. Fcalm" is the quiet that
pfeese&the regular presidential 'y'
sAnfast next wear promises
ttobs sl@ss l4saam and exciting. The
;a.mes4ssys< usual, feel jubilant OF
cutws suMeSSAand it must have been
.lisst pars qhspoet had on his minds
,eseS Svseh hbssaia:
a'sasIsoPsssui4ss ( eternal in The human
, 5Eaestsi siosstsS,Nsa
"a Is &sEafmss he not the only lndl-
;ydadskaaa get swindled by sharpers'
,i1fs ednasiaet tasssni,y come in for a
,aHsa~se esssI,ence in this line, but
tsa dGhI IsseNsfueh sNsfu about It. Those
Sfea sslahges sho have been run
Aissa asabessseh4 "Woman's Med
seA nsssSdsement for the
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hale kdled sa,las nfSne that has re-
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tos EsA AsaDsd ses,s9 9o.tents' are the
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Esc6leeuhl State Superintendent Of
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