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San Marcos free press. [volume] (San Marcos, Tex.) 1877-1892, 1883-04-12
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The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1883-04-10

Mr. II. B. Scott nominated DR.. W. 81.
Cundif as FIRST vice president. Seconded
and carried.
Judge Gentry nominated Fl. B. Scott as
second vice-president. Seconded and car
ried.
DIR. Cundif1' nominated Judge VIM. Gen.
try as treasurer. Seconded and carried.
Capt. j. M. Sneed nominated the present
incumbent, Mr.. Phil. Chew. as secretary.
Seconded and carried.
On motion of Mr.. H. B. Scott, the chair.
man appointed H. B. Scott. Ad. Walker
and JnO. Nj. Sneed as committee of three
to select ten gentlemen as a board of di &C.
tors.
The committee retired few minutes and
returned. reporting the following gentle
men as the board Of directors d. A. Rou.
ner, of Knox county; b. o. Cowan, Holt;
II. B. Scott, Pettis; VIM. McClain, Joho-
son; TheO. Bates, Lafayette; A. j. Powell,
Jackson; A. A. Walker, Cooper; Chenanlt
Todd, Howard; -. Harris, st. Francois:
w. G. Hearne, Jackson
On motion of Mr.. Scott, the president
was made an ex-Officio member of the
board of directors.
On motion of Capt. Sneed, Prof J. w.
Sanborn was made an honorary member of
the association.
Judge Gentry said the Wool Growers
association had fixed upon Sedalia as
their permanent place for meeting, and
he would offer motion fixing Sedalia as
the permanent place OF meeting for the
Stock Breeders Association.
The chairman suggested that the words
permanent place OF meeting" be stricken
out, andf'nex placeof meeting" be substi-
tuted therefor
Judge Gentry withdrew his motion.
whereupon Mr.. McClain moved that Soda
liza be adopted as the place at which to
hold the next annual meeting. Seconded
and carried.
The president OF the association appoint
ed the following gentlemen as executive
committeeman for the ensuing year: DR..
Henry Evans, H. B. Scott and DR..
Cundif.
1t appearing that the bylaws provided
that the executive committee, in arranging
their programme, should select SD akers
moved il be so amended as to allow any,
body they saw .proper Ito deliver adj
dresses before the association. Carried.
III. Suuu.h OucISO Tic IOilOWl'IX IcSOlus
tons:
Resolved, That the thanks of this Short
Horn convention are hereby rendered to
our president-C. E. LeOnard-for his en-
ergy and management of the short horn
interests in the consolidating OF the vari-
Gus herd books of the United States into
one herd book.
Resolved, That the thanks OF the con-
l.
Bros. for the free use of their premises in
holding the convention, and to the people
Of Sedalia for their hospitality.
The resolutions were unanimously
adopted.
Mr.. Scott moved that the secretary of
the Kansas City Fat Cattle Show be notified
BY the secretary of this association that he
can draw on the treasurer of the association
Tor the $50 offered as special premiums.
and carried.
On motion the association adjourned.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1883-04-10

BATTLE CREEK, Mich Jan. 81, 1879
GENTLEMEN-Having been afflicted for
a number of years with indigestion and
general debility, by the advice of my doc
tor used Hop Bitters. and must saw they
afforded me almost instant relief. / am
glad to be able to testify in their behalf.
THOS. G. KNOX.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1883-04-10
Died.

Mrs. Joseph Williams, Of Lamonte
township, died at quarter past IL O'Clock
yesterday morning. of that dread disease,
consumption, aged forty-6ve years, and
will he buried at IL a. m to-day.
The diseased was universally loved and
respected, and the bereaved husband and
motherless children will have the sym-
pathy OF many friends in their Attic
ton.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1883-04-10

THE REV. GEO. H. THAYER, of
Bourbon, Ind, saws: "Both myself and
wife owe our lives to SHILOHS CON-
SUMPTION CURE" For sale by Bard
& Miller
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1883-04-10

Charles Clewell, of Catawissa. Pa,
upon cleaning up the old granary on the
premises lately occupied by his deceased
father found 500 in old gold and silver
coin in barrel of screenings.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1883-04-10

Glenn's Sulphur Soap removes all
local eruptions and sOothes all abrasions
of the cutlcle.
Pixies Toothache Drops cure in
one minute.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1883-04-10
Death of Miller Billiard.

O08Cu Oh m1u0r 6Oll0tO.
The BAzOO is pained 70 announce the
death of Miller Bullard, at his rooms in
this city, at $3.50 o'clock this morning, after
a long and painful illness.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1883-06-21
t)ablegraas.

SIR GEORGE b BOWER, the English legal
writer, is dead
THE Gar and Czarina arrived in st.
Petersburg Sunday.
THE Gayetv Theatre at Manchester,
Eng, burned Friday night,
Six hundred assisted" immigrants left
Galway, Ireland, Friday, for tAe United
S ates.
UNlTD SrATEs Minister Benjamin, in
presenting his credentials to the Shah of
Persia at Teheran, received a cordial vel
come.
THE British House Of Lords, Monday,
passed to second reading the bill leRalia-
| irg marriage with "A deceased wiie'5 sister
--lGj to 1873.
A FAMINE is reported in the Kurdish
districts Of Asia Minor, and people are
starving TO death.
A CORRESPONDENT Of the Exchange
Telegraph company ut Paris says it IA
officially announced hat negotiations be-
tween France ard China are progressing
iayorah'y.
Won BENNtGsEN, leading member OF
the German National Liberal party, has
resigned his etat in the Landtag and
Reichatag, causing sensation in Der
lin.
VHE German government has decided
90 purchase SIX railways, which viii give
/ ~ control OF the entire railway system OF
/ the country. Ghe purchase price of tie
six roads viii be 35o,000000 marks.
IoRNE and Louise and suite have re-
/ tUrned to Ottawa, Ont. They leave in a
/ few days for Quebec, where they remain
some time before going up Sagueuay
| River on Salmon fishing expedition.
rHE police OF Dublin have information
of the existence of a society organized for
the special purpose of making way with
the iniormer5 10 the Ptuo.X park assas'
sination trial, ard in conseq dence, Jamea
| Carey, who has for time been allowed to
walk out from Kilmainham Jail daily, has
been notified that the police wall no longer
be responsible for his safety outside the
Iiail.
TIMOTHY KELLY was hanged at xii.
mainham Jail Saturday morning, being
the hfh man executed for completely in
the Phpux Park murders. A grea
crowd gathered outside the prison, anc
when the black flag was displayed, an
nouuciug that the condemned man ws'
swinging between earth and heaven, sew
eral young women dropped on their knee
snd called for the curse OF God upoI
james Carey, the informer.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1883-06-21
NEWS SUM MARY.
The Latest and Most Inter
esting Telegraphic Intel
ligence Condensed for
Busy Readers.
Latest Events.

The Texas cattle-driYe this season ex-
ceeds expectations by about two hundred
| thousand head.
SENATOR JOINS, Of Florida, native Of
the Green isle, was banqueted by the
Irish members of the British parliament
Saturday evening.
AN i1stalment Of $50 impoverishe ed
Irish emigrants arrived at New York,
Wednesday, their passage having been
paid by the British government.
The bill legaizing marriage with de-
ceaped wife's sister-"that annual blister"
Of British legislation-was passed in the
house OF lords on second reading, Wednes-
day, the vote being 1855 to 1853.
TRy shareholders Of the defunct Con-
sohdated bank of Montreal have begun
suit agaiD1t the directors Of the institu-
ton for making false statements OF the
banks condition and mismanaging its
aHairs.
The trial Of The dynamite conspiracy
case in London has resulted in the convic-
ton OF DR.. Gallagher, Wilson, White
head, and Curtin, who were sentenced to
penal seryitude for life, and in the acquit-
tai Of Bernard Gallagher and Ansburgh.
bbNhkAL thOph mas ~ ldSt queen ue-
fnitely heard from. In fight with large
band Of Apaches, in the Sierra Madre
mountains, his command routed them and
captured 1888 prisoners, including six
chiefs. The troops suffered no casualties.
When last heard from, Crooks forces
were in camp in Arizona, sixty miles south
Of Tombstone.
RELATIVE to the Indians captured by
General Crook in his recent raid into the
Sierra Medre mountains, Secretary Teller
has written to Secretary Lincoln suggest
ing that they be not returned to their for
mer reservation, but that the adults be
punished for their crimes and the children
separated from their parents and sent to
school, where they may have principles
of industry and honesty instilled into
their minds.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1883-06-21
Criminal.

THE report liz current in Texas that the
| Gould combination has matured plans for
disarming the opposition to the Tesas
Pacific and Narrow-Gauge railroad system
in that state.
d. G. FREEMAN, the representative at
Louisville, KY. of a Chicago commission
house, is allies ed to have disappeared,
leaving unsettled accounts to the amoint
OF $4,000
AARON HARRIS, colored boy who mir
dered a white peddler at Enterprise, Mia.
ss'ippi, the other day, was taken from
jail by a mob Wednesday night and killed.
He had confessed his guilt.
THE families OF sixteen striking coil.
miners of Pinckneyville, Illinois, who
were lodged in all the other day for ribt-
ously assaultiDg the men employed in
their places, demanded that the county
commissioners furnish them with means
of subsistence while the heads of the fam
lilies are imprisoned. Being refused aid
the women yesterday attacked the non
union miners as the were going to work
and drove them back.
CHARLES POLLOCK, aged % wears. and
the son Of wealthy resident of Vtncennes,
Indiana, murdered his wife, Is years OF
age, and killed himself at his father .
residence, Saturday night. The cause of
the tragedy is unknown. The couple lad
been married about elk months, and had
lived happily together, although the hns-
band was addicted to strong drink. He
laid his plans carefully for The execution
of the double crime.
A FIGHT occurred Wednesday between
non-union molders employed at the
malleable iron works at Troy, New York,
and some of the union men in whose
places they had been employed. One
union man was shot dead, another mortal
ly wounded, and third received pain
full wound Friends of the union men at
tempted to take those who were supposed
to have done the shooting from the police,
TO lynch them, but were foiled The SUI
perlntendent of police was badly injured
in the fray.
WHEN the report wss made on the ac-
counts of Woodruff, the defaulting Nil
waukee Masonic treasurer, it was learned
he Is short at present about III 800, having
borrowed ZOO in 1871 to make up the
deficit, which in all would be over SO 600
The funds taken are div ded among the
Grand Lodge, Grand Chapter and Grand
Commandery. l. is proposed to break up
this trinity of Offices in one by allowing
each grand body to elect It's own secretary.
Resolutions having passed to give nothing
% the press, even names Of delegates are
suppressed.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1883-06-21
4 Remarkable salt Lake.

Tue discovery of a salt lake three
quarters Of p mile in diameter on the
top OF q volcanic mountain, about $50
miles southwes, of Albuquerque, is re-
ported by United States Marshal Morri-
son, of New Mexico, who recently Wis
tied it with Senator Logan and Survey
or General Atkinson. The water is so
thoroughly impregnated with salt that
thick, spOngy crust has formed around
the margin. This natural supply of
pure salt is said to have been long
known among the Indians. But the
most curious feature of the lake. said
| Marshal Morrison, is a tall white col
ume Of volcanic origin, which rises
from It's center 70 the height of 100 feet,
sloplog toward the top and rough
enough to be assembled with much diff
Guilty. On reaching the summit the
travellers we're surprised to find that
the coae was hollow and inclosed at its
base 8 pool of dark green water. to
which they clambered down. They
found no incrustatons like those on
the outside, but the brine was SO strong
that hand or stick thrust into it came
out perfectly white with innumerable
particles of salt. One of the party en-
joyed a delightful bath in the pool.
This is rather a tough yarn for u. S.
marshal to spin, and since he Is not in
the neighborhood it is probably safe to
say that it should be taken with grain
of salt.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1883-06-21
Habits Of Bees.

Nature affords but few more decisive
evidences Of the wisdom and benevC-
lence of the Creator, than may be OBJ
served in the labor of oees. An observer
will scarcely know which most to adj
mire, the wonderful manner in which
these insects are adapted to their CIR
cumstances, or the industry, loyalty
and sagseity which prevails among
them.
One of the most wonderful Of the
various, employments Of bees is the
ventilation Of their abode. When you
consider the number contained in a
hive, the closeness of the atmosphere,
and the small hole at which the air
principally enters, you will readily con-
ceive how soon ii must be rendered
unfit for respiration. What would you
/ say should / tell you that the bees in
such case have recourse to the same
instrument which ladies use to cool
themselves when a room is overheateo?
Yet il is strictly the case. The little
creatures unite their wings, 20 as to
form very proper sort of fan, and
move them so rapidly that they can
hardly be seen. When they are engag-
ed in ventlating their hive, the bees,
bv means of their feet and claws, at
tach themselves as firmly as possible
to the place they stand on. When one
retires, another occupies its place, so
that, in hive we'll peopled, there is
never any interruption of the hummmg
sound accustomed by this action
= When the bees begin to work in their
hives, they divide themselves into four
companies one company roves toe
fields in search of materials: another
employs itself in laying out the bottom
and partitions of their cells; third Is
employed in smoothing the walls, and
the fourth company brings food for the
rest. or relieves those who return OF
their respective burdens. But they
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1883-06-21

and one man killed and rnolher iniurd
by the flying timber. The storm-elsid
passed through the main portion of tie
town, doing great damage to business
houses AID public edifces. and isiuring a
number of people. The storm also pas
ed south Of Harvard. Illinois. demolih-
ing several farm houses and ou' buildirgs
and district school-house. Two pe'sdls
were badly hurt. About half the villxe
Of Brush Greek, a., was blown away il a
tornado the same afternoon, AVID conad-
cradle damage was done at Tripoli, Ioya,
and in that vicinity. The town Of Moth
Nernon, Jennings county, Indiana, vas
visited by a cycIone Sunday night, which
wrecked several houses and injured a
number Of people. Among the bulldogs
destroyed were the colored Methodsts'
brick church and the colored Baptsts'
church.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1883-06-21
Accidents.

A CYCLONE swept through the country
near Mckinney, Texas, Saturday night,
Destroying considerable farm property.
FlRE, Tuesday, destroyed an elevator
and a railway depot Mt Earlville, Ohio,
the total loss being $4,000.
Four Young ladies and a young man,
% sailing party, were drowned in Provo
Lake, Utah, Sunday by the capsizing Of
their boat
THE cloudy, rainy weather continues
I'm nearly every part of the West. and the
indications DO not encour rage an immedi-
ATE change for the better
PRARIs fires that are sweeping over
southern Arizona are attributed to hostile
Indians returning north from Mexico.
Scouting parties from Fort Bowie returE-
ca on Saturday after weeks absence,
having found no Icdians.
PosrMAsrEBs commissioned. Indiana
Andrew j Wood, Chelsea. llhnois-Ar-
chibald ID. Edwards, Priuceyille. MIchi-
gau-John Clarke, White Fish Point,
Minnesota Cortland d. Hunt, Ayr.
INFORMATION is received that Chief
Moses, with an interpreter and two chiefs
Is ON the way 10 Washington 20 center
with Secretary Teller about the reserva-
liou In Washington Territory, half 81
which was recently thrown open 70 settle,
mtnf.
NORTHERN lIItNois and southern Wis
/ Constn were again swept by a cyclone last
I Wednesday evening. The greatest havoc
was done AZ Beioil, Wisconsin where til,
storm broke about 6 o'clock. The rail
road bridge across Rock river wac blown
| into the water, carrying with il four mer
on haud-car. two OF whom were killed
The Rock river paper mill was unroofNd
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1883-06-21

N. l.. DUKES, the cowardly murderer
of Captain Mutt, the father OF the
young woman whom he had foully
wronged, was shot dead by son OF the
murdered man at UnientowA. Pa.
Vengeance is Mine saith the Lord; |
will repay"-and yet it must be
acknowledged that this vile fellow Dukes
deserved to be removed from the face
Of the earth, and no one will be DISPOSE
ed to blame the son and the brother Of
his victims for having performed the
service which the jury that tried him
for his great crime perhdiously failed
to authorize the laws executioner to
perform.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1883-06-21

NEmY, the bloody chasm OF the
late civil war has been closed up, and
,he bloody shirt" mas disappeared.
Not only do the soldiers Of the blue
and of the gray now unite on Decora-
ton Day in hoaoring the graves of the
dead Of the two opposing armies, hut
the soldiers Of the South, visiting the
North in companies, are made well
come guests 10y Northern communities.
At the present moment Il military
company from New Orleans is the
guest of MASSACHUSETTS soldiers at Bos
ton, and company of Georgia Con
federate veterans il the guest of the
First Regiment Of Illinois State troops
in Chicago. i is We'll so With tins
bitter enmities Of the rast dead, ant
with sectional hatred a an end, tins
lies Of National union becomes as rope.
ofirrefragible steel, aud our Nationa
greatness and power become a sub
lime fact that must command Tia,
worlds recognition.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1883-06-21
s'rom the Capital.

Mrs. GEoBGE BANCROFT is better, but
does not gain her strength rapidly.
THE President has accepted twenty-five
miles Of the Northern Pacific Railway re-
Gently constructed in Montana.
The president has appointed L. ID Gal
ligan, OF PENNSYLVANIA, to be United
States consul ct Novorossisk, Ru,sis, and
Archibald ID. Edwards to be postmaster AZ
PriucevIle, Ill.
Contact for erecting bindings for the
Ildian training school al Lawrence, Ka4.,
has hesn awarded to a firm at Lawrence I'd
$14,4l9 the buildings to be similar 10
those At Carlisle, Pa
THE president has appointed Henry
Espersou, register Of the land office al La
Crosse, Wis, and Elisha w. Davis, ageai
az Unitah agency, Utah territory, rice
Critiohlow, whose term will expire July
10.
The commission recently appointed by
the treasury department to Investigate
the alleged smuggling Of Chinese women
and children into the Uaited States. BY
way Of British Columbia. submitted a
report from which it appears the prac-
tice complained of was not general.
THE World says: 1t Is reported that
Senator Blsine's second son, Emmons is
| engaged to General Shermans daughter
Rachel. Miss Rachel is the youngest
member of the Sherman family. She is
very bright and vivacious, and her hair is
brilliantly red.
CEREBRAL SHERMAN and his daughter
Miss Richel, started for West Point TO.
| night. Tomorrow morning Generals In,
gals and Alvord jim them at New York,
and others ALSO and all 10 to West Point
on the steamer Chester A. Arthur, which
will be in waiting for them at Jersey City
WHRN the criminal court Of the Dstric
Of Columbia opened Saturday morning
the jury in the star route conspiracy cast
reported that they had agreed upon a yer
dict OF not guilty as to all the defendants
Brady, Dorsey and Peck. The verde
was recorded, the friends of the defendant
! applauding the while.
During the month Of May the total in
crease in the star mail service amounted
TO 239 6l5. During the same period tht
smount saved from decreased service wa
S30,025, making the net increase Of tn
Increase OF the service during the montI
IS $3.50. In the steamboat service the ne
increase during the month amounted 4
| $3.50.
SENATOR Beck, Representative Willie
and other Kentuckians called on the Pres
ident at the Soldiers Home Wednesda
and asked HIM to come out to Louisvill
and open their exposition in a few weeks
Tha Presiden, said he had promised Phi
Sheridan that he would 20 with him I
the Yellowstone Park about the tim2 tina
the exposition was to open. II he coul
harmonic the two engagements he woul
he : lad TO open he exposition.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1883-06-21

THERE is at Dresden, Tenn, 13'
months.old child that is only half de-
veloped. That portion Of the child from
the hips up has grown in breadth but
not in length. The portion from the
hips down has developed neither
breadth nor length. remaining as it was
at birth. In spite of these deformities
the child is said TO have good health
and voracious appetite.