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The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1883-08-21
LIQUOR LICENSES.
This is One of the Most I'm
portant Questions to
be Considered
By the Board of Aldermen at It's
Regular Meeting Next
Monday Evening.

At the last meeting of the board of alder
men an ordinance was introduced chang
ing the amount IF city license for dram
shops from Sl20 to $500 per yer. The
ordinance vas laid over and will be calico
up at the regular meeting of the council
next Monday evening.
Since this question was moo.ed the re-
rorlers If the BAZOO have used every ef.
fort to feel the public pulse on the question
and tie result has been the expression
ii or, at variety OF opinions, the general
sentiment, however, seeming to be largely
in favor If the proposed increase.
The BAZOo hiss previously made mention
Of the discrimination between city and
coun,y licenses. and of the complaint made
by the city tax payers that the city havins
To protect the saloons, and a'sO to take care
OF the MANY offenders against peace and
good order, which too
Tree use of into1icants always
creates, tina, should it receive less revenue
from this source than does the state and
county.
In order to furnish the members of the
council with few figures which may be
valuable to them in the consideration of
this important question. at their next meet
ing, as well as with desire TO inform the
tax payers of Sedalia of the
amount Of tax imposed for state, county
and city license of dram shops in other
places in the state, the BAZoO has taken
the trouble To ascertain the amount OF city,
stale and county license paid by a number
of towns and cities in various portions of
the state, and the result is herewith given:
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1883-08-21
BOLD BURGLARS.
No Less than Four Houses Broken
Into at Dresden, Saturday
Night.

At Dresden, Saturday night last, no less
than four houses were burglarized, the
| victims being Albert De Bernardo, Thos
Satterwhite, Berry Wilson and Ed. Morri.
son.
Mr. De Bernardo visited Sedalia Satur.
day and drew from one of the banks SlOO
When he received the money he noticed a
large man with a white hat watching him,
ana when he boarded freight train for
home the same party WIS also a passenger,
and had with him a younger and smaller
companion.
Mr.. De Bernardo, left the train at Dres-
den, as did the strangers, both of whom
were noticed loafing around the depot 1t
dark.
Some time during the night the houses
occupied by the four gentlemen above
mentioned were burglarized, and about
$50 secured In all, each contributing all
the way from $40 $40.
There is no doubt but what the two
strangers were the guilty parties, as a ne
gro who had been out to see his sweetheart
reported early Sunday morning that he
had met the man wearing the white
hat going west on the railroad
about o'clock in the morning
He was then wearing a pair of slippers.
and endeavored to avoid being seen. L. is
thought the smaller man returned to SEE
dalia.
Constable Morrison visited this city SIn-
day and reported the thefts, but was unable
to gain any information regarding either
of the supposed burglars. He told Mar
shall Shy he would have no trouble in iden.
tifying them, as he noticed them particu-
larry while they were hanging around the
depot in his town.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1883-08-21
Richardson's Reception

r. w. Richardson, editor of the Warsaw
Enterprise, and a prominent candidate for
secretary Of state, arrived yesterday for the
purpose of taking the first degree in the
knights of Pythias order last evening, and
at the conclusion of the ceremonies enter
taineda number of the knights at his
rooms at Sichers' hotel. There are very
few more genial and popular gentlemen in
the state than jovial Bob, and in the race
for the important position to which he
aspires he will be most formidable oppO-
nent to his various rivals. Should he be
downed, however, in the convention, there
is not another man in the state who can
submit to defeat more gracefully, or who
will work more enthusiastically and ener-
getically for the state ticket than will Bob
Richardson.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1883-08-21
Married Last Evening.

At O'Clock last night, at the home OF
the bride, on Usage street, Rev. George A.
Beattie, of the First Presbyterian church,
united in marriage Mr.. o. j. Farley and
Mrs. Mary p. Farr.
Only few friends of the contracting
parties were present, and at the conclusion
of the ceremony refreshments, consisting o:
ice cream, cake, lemonade, etc., were
served.
Mr.. Farley is the well known dealer in
tobacco and cigars, first door south of the
BAzoo Office, while the bride is lady who
is highly esteemed for her true worth by a
large circle of friends in the Queen City.
The BAzOo's best wishes are hereby ex-
tended.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1883-08-21
A Heavy Loss.

Mortimer Carton, a farmer who resides
three miles southwest of Lamonte. suffered
severely from the storm OF Tuesday night.
His large barn was struck by lightning,
took fire and, with its contents, was entirely
consumed. There was stored in the build.
ing about fifteen hundred bushels of grain,
farm machinery Of various kinds, a new
buggy, lot of harness and other material.
The loss will aggregate at least So 900. The
BAzoo's informant did not know the
amount of insurance, If any, on The prop
erty, but was of the opinion that there was
none.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1883-08-21
THIEVES AT Upton.
4 Saloon BurRlarized and One
of the Guilty Parties
Captured.

The light. fingered gentry seem TO have q
special fondness for Upton, and during the
past few months the BAzo0 has made
mention of several burglaries. in all oil
which no pointer was left which might
lead to the detection of the criminals. One
robbery, that of Zuchswerdt's jewelry store
was of considerable magnitude, while the
others were Insignificant.
From q gentleman who came in from
Upton Yesterday a BAzoo reporter learned
that another robbery occurred on Saturday
night last, Barth's saloon being the scene
of operations.
The blinds TO back window were torn
of, the window forced open, and an en-
trance gained. Mr.. Keister, manager Of
the saloon, had left about S25 in small
change in the money drawer, which the
thieves carried away, and perhaps all the
good whisky and wine they wanted.
All of Sunday Officer Clark put in the
time seeking clue, but not until yesterday
was there an arrest made.
At that time the people of Upton were
aereesbly surprised to learn that it was
quite probable the head of the gang had
been taken in custody, and through the ex-
.-.:--. ~f NJ Is-:-.--, ----S.. - .h~ 3D.
loon that was robbed.
The party arrested is a colored man
named Charlie Lewis, and there is hardly
a doubt but that he will be convicted Of
the crime. On his person we're found sixty
five .nickels and some marked coins, the
latter being identified BY Mr.. Keister and
his clerk. Lewis, of course, denies his
guilt, but the chances are against him by a
large majority. He was reminded to Jail,
but the date of his examination has not
yet been set.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1883-08-21
Death of Samuel r Harris.

Samuel r. Harris, who resided three and
one-half miles southwest of Sedalia, died al
6 o'clock Monday evening, of typhoid
fever, after an illness Of only nine days
and was buried at o'clock yesterday af.
ternoOn.
The deceased was twenty three years OF
age. and had been married less than six
months. He was an exemplary young man.
in the truest sense of the word, and his un-
timely death has caused universal sorrow
in the community where he resided.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1883-08-21
PACIFIC WIRES CUT
Between ST Louis and Kirkwood,
About 1890 O'clock. We'd
nesday Night.

From l.. r. Sheldon, superintendent o
telegraph ON the Missouri Pacific AND
branches, a BAzoO reporter learned, early
yesterday forenoon, that nine wires were
and Kirkwood, at about 1880 O'Clock
Wednesday night, but who the guilty par
ties are is a mystery, and is likely tc
remain SO, although the Western Union
company has offered a large reward for the
apprehension of the perpetrators of the
deed.
A number of line repairers were sent on,
| from st. Louis as soon as it was found
there was any difficulty, and at o'clock
Yesterday morning the needed repairs had
been made.
"In tie east" said Mr.. Sheldon, "cutting
and grounding wires has been of nightly
occurrence since the beginning of the
strike, and although rewards of $1,000
have been offered for the arrest and convic-
tion of the scoundrels, no money has yet
been paid out by the Western Union on
this score"
"Is it not difficult to locate the spots
where the wires are cut ?" asked the repo r
ter.
Yes, it causes a great amount of
trouble. OF course We can tell between
what stations the difficulty lies. but some
times i, necessitates a walk and close in
spection from one station to another be-
fore the point where the wires are cut is
discovered"
There are other means besides cutting
of stopping communication. are there
NOT"
"Yes, either grounding or punching the
wires"
What do you..mean by bunching?"
SPY taking piece of fine copper wire,
that can scarcely be seen, and extending ii
from one wire to another. 1t is more diff
icuit to discover work of this character
than where they are cut"
do you apprehend further trouble
along your line ?"
-'Of course We are liable to be annoyed,
but do not anticipate much trt uble in
this direction"
"How is the strike progrs Ssing anyhow"
cts over, so far as the Western Union is
concerned. 1t has terminated just as /
predicted it would, and just as such things
always do"
Are there not large number OF oper-
ators still out?"
Yes, and they are likely to remain out
The Western Union is transaciing its bus
iness. nicely, and it is not at all probable
that the leaders in the strike will ever
again be employed"
What will they do?"
"If there is no employment for them
they must, of necessity, drop ont of the
business"
"Will their loss not be greatly felt by
the Western Union?"
No, indeed. There are twice as many
operators in the country as there is en-
ployment for anyhow" and SO saying the
urbane superintendent resumed work at
his desk, while the reporter withdrew.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1883-08-21
THE WRECK AT PACIFIC.
Further Particulars Of the Acct.
dent Referred to in Yes
terday's Bazoo.

The BAzOO of yesterday chronicled q
wreck on the Missouri Pacific at an early
hour Wednesday morning, and the Globe.
Democrat has the following additional
particulars
A very expensive accident occurred yes.
terday morning ON the Missouri Pacific, at
Pacific City, in Franklin county, resulting
in the demolition of eight stock cars, the
killing Of between twenty five and thirty
head "f stock, and over three hours deten-
ton to the easi-bound Kansas City passen.
ger train, scheduled To arrive here at 8 q.
m. The Washington accommodation, due
at $40 a. m, was also delayed, not being
able to get in before 9:25 a. m. From
Kirkwood the regular morning commuters
were provided with special train.
The accident happened as the train was
running slowly down grade to check up at
the water tank, when one of the brake shoes
fell off and dropped in a switch frog. Be-
fore the brakes could be applied the mo.
menium Of the rear portion of The train
pushed eight cars of into the ditch. Four
Of them were smashed into kindling wood
and the others were nearly as badly
wrecked.
Several of tie cattle escaped unhurt, and
were seen roaming about on the commons.
Others were killed outright, but the greater
number were so horribly mangled that they
were shot as an act of humanity.
Three passenger trains that were due a
few hours later we're passed over a side
track recently constructed for the use of
the brick company, and while the trains
were passing over the engine of each ran
from the track owing ID the short curve
A wrecking train from this city was inn
mediately dispatched to The scene, but the
debris has, as yet, not been cleared away.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1883-08-21

Glenn's Sulphur Soap purifies the
skin.
"Hill's Hair and Whisker Dye"
so cts.
Pixies Toothache Drops cure in
one minute
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1883-01-26

KANSAS CRY. No. sen,emha, o. .,sss :,
think II duty owe 10 humsnl,v IN s'o-,-i
your remedy has done for me. One wear s ~nss
vonaacen oal case OF blood disease. md moi
knowing the resnllcf such troubisS slowsa III y
w., " ,I hss on iSr some time but finally applied 10
tor six months In that tin,s ,oo S'o ow n5s
pills Of Proioodide OF Merury, grain ,, sac ~
anu nao run down In weight from 40 Ia IA;
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S o rpn s, scarcely able to turn mysef
t Svy n een msveiirg man. some OF thcfra.
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they knew OF several cases thai had bsen c,,,s ~
ny us use, commenced the use Of ID Win vssv
htue faith, and In less than Tires weefs ' wss
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1883-01-26

some thirty years ago there lived In Nontgon,.
ery' Az Young man who was terribly aiiIlct-
ca, Ai'er being treated for long time nv the
me profession Of Thu town with no benefit
ly taking 1.-TWO months he was cnraI pslu..
acquainted with him twenty years thereaf,er
can TESTIFY that the disease never made its renra
j. W. BISHOP ] p. Hot Springs. AN.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1883-01-26
CUR YOURSELF!

Dr. Bahannans .ver,iablc Curative Is warranted ,ut,s
mlnsniy c,se oil Forms Of spsruaerrhss OF Serbia,
.Iot pevsr' and brings back the "Soulhhl ,Igot" q
those who have destroyed by sexual cAeesss or si pth
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with wonderful eeei 70 those miadlengsd men who ils
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can use this medicine with the assurance oil spec<J a
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and tone and ntorng the TO their natural state, tie
II the bancrll habit hsl nryor bssn ndnv,d In, I'll
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The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1883-01-26
st
FUTURES.

Futures opened steady 2 to points higher
closed steady without further fluctuation. spots
are firm or steady at all points Sales OF spots
at Liverpool are heavy, and receipts light. A
marked advance is expected by cotton men.
Chicago Produce-Chicago was steady and up
to-day on all products, closing higher and
strong Bad weather has cut off the receipts,
and the bulls are taking advantage Oft
NEW YORK
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1883-01-26

u yon Doubt come 10 see us and we will,
CURE YOU, or charge nothingl Write for par Mar.
tlou ~. and copy Of tho little took Message
gist as to our standing,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1883-01-26
RAILWAY ITEMS

NEGOTIATIONS are on foot between the officers
q the Burlington aud Wabash roads tor a lease
81 the Hannibal 4 81 ] 'seph, on y guarantee Of
per cent dividends on the preicrrel stuck, aud
" per cent on the comm n.
The San Francisco 4 & dorado River railroad
opmpany has Incorporated for the purpose of
1Dnsuucting railrOsd for freight and psssen.
Nj transportation. The road will commence At
~ Antonio creek In Alameda ,ouptl, tunni Y
onns ~ q pa, mt wher, the tolvt.d, II crossed
re - road Is $50 miles. A. y Davis
'|I YES, Charles verson, George
|0L| IN. Garrett are the dirs tor, OF
M III The capital stock Is selOOl0 01
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1883-01-26

.rwsi.0o0 Reward will be maid "a AM
chemist who will find, on analysis Of loo Sottlss
Oh ) ); s., one particle of Mercury, Iodide al
fomssinnl. or any Mineral substance. SWIFT
srhulFiC CO.; propuetors, Atlanta, Ga.
Large Size *
Sold by All Druggists.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1883-01-26

, fxperts IN q very Interesting way.
ne c,st have ranged frsm Y cent
sor stopping an ordinary passenger
Ne tnall figure represented ,inly The
| 1oes ~ meta by applying N. brake to
A fair ruucluslon u that coua ing
coal burned while stopping. the
lhe trsiu hands and the wear aud
Ne actual cot of stop Is from 30
lecortlns 10 the Daily indicator,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1883-01-26

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Hts1 diseases should q once procure n ss,,,,,ss
nom which TO learn The csnse al M ,Ssiiseeixs
aee ennened then at once 10 r.o ,e 1870
ne ns s1sSSsl Us sy Year diegstesS sSxr.s.s
VhoMpvs BALDWIN 4 WILLIAMS
H.. whoissaie Druggists. psllas Tsss.
Illustrated Marriage Guide. 40 pa,ss es,,s
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p cents Manhood, 10 cents; womanAooa, "a
cents psmpAiet 5 seaiS securely sealed. Nv
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The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1883-01-26
DALLAS ExCuANGE AND SILVER
COTTON.

THE receipts Of cotton to-day were very good,
considering the advanced season, aud reached
3l4 bales, y of which cane by rail as follows
6balos for J NJ. Merrett, Lewisvlle for Kealy
Bros, Lewisyille; Tor sanger Bros, . for
Bchneider II Davis, and for the Merchants
Press. The shipments were 100 bales for Collier
~ Hill, by the Houston Il Texas Central, 30
bales fo' the same firm over the Gulf, Colorado
y santa Fe, and 200 bales for
White & Co. by the Texas a.
PiCihc road. There was no change In any
Of the markets In this country and Europe. The
weather during the past lew days has been
favorable for marketing the staple and the re-
ceipts have been heavy and there Is feeling pre-
vaillng that after the neXt few weeks the ar
rivals will fall off and receipts will be below the
expectations of those who are waiting for heavy
offerings There can be no doubt thai the largest
quantities of cotton held back are being put
upon the market and in ewwtcks At fdrthest
the entire crop will have been offered Tor sale
Very few planters are holding the product for
higher prices We quote the market in this city
M u fatf
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1883-01-31
Application for Patent.
NOTICE NO. 7G.

UNITED STATES LAND OFFICE,
Boise CITY, IDAHO,
September II, 1882.
Notice is hereby given that John V. Farwell, Of
the cry OF Chicago, Illinois. by his attorney in
fact, Asa W. Clarke. whose postrfce address is
day filed his application for a patent for 1910
linear feet of the
HAMMOCK MINING CLAIM
with surface ground GOO feet wide situate in Min
tral Hill Mining District, Alturas county, Idaho
Territory. and designated by the field notes of sur
Vey ana on the official plat thereof file in this
once, as lot No. 40, the boundaries of which
described with magnetic variation of Is degrees 30
minutes east as follows to-wit: Commencing at
the nortlleasterly corner of said claim ut post No
z, whence the quarter section corner between Sec
lions and ID, IN township2, north range II east
bolse Meridian bears south % degrees east | $40
feet distant; thence from said post No. south 2G
degrees west GOO feet to post No. B. thence north "a
degrees west $40 feet to post No thence north %
peSrecs east 600 feet to post No and thence south
"a degrees east LAO feet to SAID post No. q coz
tanning i'll Is 46 100 and is situated south
westerly from the Eclipse" mining claim about
500 feet
The notice OF location of said claim il duly re-
corded i'll the Recorders Office of said Alturas
county.
Any person claiming adversely any portion of
the above described premises is hereby notified to
ME III this office, during the period of sixty days
publication his adverse claim or such claim will
be barred
l direct that this notice be published in the
WOOD RIVER Times the newspaper published near
est to said mining claim for the full period of
sixty days.
d. +. b. PRIDE, Register
jas. II. Beatty, attorney for applicant, HALEY
Idaho. ~
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1883-01-31

UNITED STATES LAND OFFICE,
BOISE CITY, IDAHO TERRITORY
October ~, 1882.
NOTICE. Is hereby given that Madison r.
Kichardson, whose pOstofce address is
hroadford, Alturas county, Idaho Territory,
has this day filed his application for n pntcn /
for ,i55 linear feet OF the
RED ELEPHANT MINING CLAIM
WITH surface ground 600 feet wide, situated in
Mineral Hill Mining District, Alt,lris county.
ldaho Territory, and designated by the field
notes of survey and on the official plat thereof
on file In this office as lot No. u, the boundaries
OF which are described with magnetic vuriu-
ton of Is degrees and 30 minutes east as fol-
a degrees 30 minutes east go
feet to point on southeast end of
claim; thence north 81 degrees east Dob feet to
claim, whence the section corner common to
sections d. 10, Fl ana -. in township . north
range IL east. Boise Meridian, bears north l.
degrees east l02 feet distant; thence from said
post NO. south 81 degrees west sos feet to
post No =; thence north ildcgrces 30 minutes
west l,io2 feet to post No. 3; thence north 81
degrees east Gil feet to post No. 1; thence
south ~ degrees east ,i15 feet to post No l.
ana place ot beginning, containing an area
of TO- acres.
The notice of location and the amended To-
cation notice thereof are duly recorded in
the once OF the Recorder of said Alturas
county, at Haley Idaho Territory.
Amy person or persons claiming adversely
are hereby notified to file in this Office during
the period of sixty days publication his or
thelr adverse claim. or such claim will be
barred.
Wood River Times the newspaper pub
llshed nearest the said mining ciuim for
no II. i. il. PRIDE, Register.