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Arkansas ladies' journal. (Little Rock, Ark.) 1884-1886, 1884-12-27

Amidst thy triumphs turn to him, and Law
Thy touch divine upon his hating lips.
Oh, Freedom! gentle Mother of US all,
What hallelujahs hold our hearts in thrall,
As we to-day behold thy noble grace;
And know the kingliest crown is, after all,
As nothing to the glory of thy face
Sweet Liberty thy blazing torch afar,
From out the desert leads man, as the star
OF old the shepherds led to Bethle-
hem :
Shine, till remotest kings theirhelm8 unbar,
And bend to kiss thy garments shining
hem
Arkansas ladies' journal. (Little Rock, Ark.) 1884-1886, 1884-12-27
SHRUBBERY FOR SALE.

A fine variety of Towering shrubs, mag
nolias and shade trees for sale cheap. En-
quire at Cor. 9Th and Rector Avenue.
Orders left with G. s. Brack, Wigs
drug store, or Rossner & Castleberg, will
be promptly attended to.
Mrs. FRANCES C. MARTIN.
Arkansas ladies' journal. (Little Rock, Ark.) 1884-1886, 1884-12-27
BONDS PHARMACY
PURE MEDICINES,
FAIR PRICESl
FAIR PRICESl

we makea speciality of RELTABLEI NoN.SF.
etEI FAMILY MEDICINES, manufaetur.
ing q null line ofthem in our own laboratory
In TOILET REQUISITES we are not SURPASSED
anywhere in quality
A line of useful and ornamental HOLIDAY
GOODS has just been received. These, will
merit your attention. No fancy prices
asked
The Prescriptions of ALL Physicians are care
iully prepared by experienced persons only
we take especial care to treat children and ser.
wants coarfeoasly and fairly.
Arkansas ladies' journal. (Little Rock, Ark.) 1884-1886, 1884-12-27
We clip from the New Orleans Times
Democrat, the following notice of the Ark
ansas Department:
ARKANSAS.

ARKANSAS,
The exhibit of this State, as may be in.
ferred from the physical CONFORMATION of
the territory included, is one Of great vari-
ETY.. The State of Arkansas, with its fer
tile plains and wooded hllsides, ranging
in elevation from $50 to $500 feet above
the tide water level, presents gradations of
climate equaling those manifested in ter
ritory extending over ten degrees of lati-
tude. This State produces in large quaint
ties and with equal facilities, the buckwheat
of Maine and the rice of Louisiana. 1t is
the desire Of the exhibitors to show the
visitors to the great Worlds Exposition,
the facilities Offered by the State of Arkan-
sas for lucrative labor in all branches Of
industry, and to this end they have brought
together an exhibit unexcelled for practical
value and interest. The aim is to show
only such articles as are found or produced
in the State in sufficient quantities for prac-
tical use. In the forestry department are
shown seventy-fve distinct species OF wood
all of commercial value and all grown in
large quantities. The State produces over
one hundred and fifty varieties Of wood,
but the varieties here shown are grown in
quantities suitable for expectation and do
nestle use. The display of cereals is made
in the form of small pavilion, with roof
and pillars formed Of sheaves of golden
grain. Near by is similar structure, the
roof supported by massive stalks Of sugar
cane. The display of fruits is large and
interesting. A remarkable instance of
phenomenal production is shown in two
large jars In one is stalk bearing three
large pears, the total weight being four
pounds. Next to this stands jar contain
ing another branch bearing fruit from the
same tree. The remarkable feature is that
the two specimens Of fruit were formed in
different months, the tree Towering and
bearing fruit twice in the same year An
old brass-barrelled pistol is shown as the
pistol of Patrick Henry, and is surrounded
Oy variety Of quaint arms and relics. In
a corner of the space Of this exhibit is es-
tablished the wheel of lapidary at which
will be cut and polished, during the Expo
Sltien, specimens of the fine quartz crystals
known as Alaska diamonds, and found in
great quantities in Arkansas. The exhibit
is in charge of Mr.. w. s. Thomas, Of Lit
tie Rock, who is entitled to great credit for
the fine display made.
Arkansas ladies' journal. (Little Rock, Ark.) 1884-1886, 1884-12-27
Position ITEMS.

i lines Of street cars were over
ritb parties en- route for the
| r,s caught in the act Of going
|. v,v and was taken to the
and here, as we swung off and
| The Mississippi for the fair
Mexican and American bands
4 Mexican and louisiana troops
H. broad deckS-color, cannon,
|psand ships, and all gay in ban
Meme surpassed description.
by up the river salutes, flags,
/ Here the river banks and
/ lined with crowds Of eager and
|Bpe, black and white. Here
|Ds on either bank of the broad
4 with roses, oranges, and all
are fragrant, good and beautiful,
D lowered the tall and green
! good many governors and en-
board DR.. Talmage was Of the
Dirty Then as we came in sight
! at the Exposition buildings,
a0Ve the great green oaks, we
|Hpslc, more salutes, enthusiasm +!
'''s'nd people already on the
|elvPd u.s. More cannon; and
: PECAN to march ashore. Then,
" Director General and his
'Rs over. the lawn,to the Main
F''Ps''' banners, soldiers, cere-
" programme, in the presence
''''''y-possibly thousand
'Ae President of the United
'''P the great Worlds Fair at
nppen.
a'y in time I cannot say.
O'' noC ask whether or
more to see than he can see
N = 4 ALL He insists that the
making n a walk, through all
!Is,'sIi r,sy' Of nearly fifty miles,
Islsly ready, They are not,
Nm. nof will they be ready
'' month in some cases.
ra.5 a great school, the
'r'io and opens most pro-
s,5a3 :. VI :, The man, who con-
In ,'' ed. it I, through all the ten
sf, "DETAILS of development,
lIJ h. SVuntry for the noble
. ,.S has been borne forward u,1
h,r' D a., occasion, by the
lo y Ashley Townsend, of Of
~ ,,'', ,a, earnest and goo d.
Arkansas ladies' journal. (Little Rock, Ark.) 1884-1886, 1884-12-27

\ tb VI li, Sondrous day,
,onI 4 = beck obey,
ne singers soroerv
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1884-07-29

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The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1884-07-29
An Electric Railroad.

Cleveland, July 26.-The first CONNER
cialy successful electric railroad in Amer
lea was started in operation in this city to-
day by the East Cleveland Street Railroad
company who have just completed
mile of road land ran the
cars on il to day = the first time. The
experiment was so successful that the COM
pany expect 10 charge their entire system,
comprising over twenty miles, into electric
roads. The system used was a combina-
ton of the Brush and Light & Bently sys-
TENS, and the current VS. carried on I'M
derground conductors laid on couduc's like
those OF the cable road; cars were started and
stopped and reversed with the greatest ease
and without any disagreeable jJiuIing in
cident to the cable or horse roads. The
economy of running is claimed to be great
er than that of the cable roads, and
the cost OF construction is less than one
third as great. Any numher of
cars up 10 fifteen can be run at one time
on single circuit and from one machine
which result is not attained by any of the
European systems now in operation. The
success of the new road has made a great
in both street railroad and cleo
toral circles and is expected to greatly ex-
tend the field of electrical development.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1884-07-29

-"L'Ecolier d. Alcala" is the name OF
Lecocqs new opers-comique.
Young Mrs. Winthrop" is in re-
bfseal at the court theatre, London, Eng.
icrsmiFenty-fve thousand dollars have
me theshscribed for a monument in honor
cheyen1 prt.
wuFrence Barrett begins his season at
wen So Col, tomorrow night, where he
will play two weeks engagement.
Joseph Jefferson will only play four.
teen weeks this coming season, between
September 10Th, 1884, and July LIST, 1855.
Verdi has composed new opera to
the libretto of Othello. The pearl of the
opera is said to be an air for Desdemona in
the last act.
1t was cabled JULY 10Th that Gye had
engaged Nilsson, Csstlemary, Monti, Ga
lassi, Visnesi and Raggisni, and has laid
ssige TO Campanini and Ravelli.
Tomorrow Forepaugh's circus will
exhibit at Atchison, Kas.; Barnum's at
Lyons. n. Y; Doris at Trenton, Mo. :;
sells Bros at Chicago, one week; Coles at
Colfax, w. T.
-"Priest or Painter" is the title of the
play written on w. ID. HowelPs novel. "a
Foregone Conclusion" and produced July
1lth at the Olympic theatre, London, Eng.
Ii is in three acts, and though contsinIng
some excellent materials and a splendid
creation in the shape OF a whimsical mat
ter, it was failure.
Mary Anderson, the direct sub marine
ocean cable informs us, is thinking seri-
ously of entering a Carmelite convent,
where she hopes to be cured of the gum
che wing habit, which il continued much
longer must ruin her mentally and physic
monastery on the ST. Bernard Pass SEitzer-
land, near which he has invested heavily
in glaciers. II is thought that If Mary de-
cides to become nunnery the doctor will
take the black veil and 90 to raising New
foundlsnd dogs.-St, Louis Chronicle.
Days Fifth Avenue theatre company
make their English debut in j. L. Toole's
theatre, London, July 18th, in "7-20-S,"
and met with an encouraging reception.
Critics credit them with a quaintness and
freshness OF style that is entirely new to
English audiences" Ada Rehan has un-
covered "a wealth of unconscious
humor, coupled with an arch
ness of manner that is very
taking" and dear old Mrs. Gilbert is pro-
nounced every droll." James Lewis and
VIM. Gilbert also come in for praise; but
the bulk of commentator seems to fall to
Miss Rehan and Mrs. Gilbert, VINO, like
several others in the company, began their
professional careers on the English stage.
II is an American company, nevertheless,
and its success in London will be hailed in
this country with pleasure. Mr.. DAILY was
loudly called for, and gracefully expressed
his thanks.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1884-07-29

eT, closing re over Yesterday; july s211s9s2zzc,
clOsi 2 at S2Ac; August S23zGS31Sc closing at
sSAe; September Si1%gs5c, C osing at si1zaS4he;
october So s9S61sc, closing at &c. No. spri0g s2
9S3Zc.
C0RN-Dtmsnd active and unsettled, opened
weak $sd%c lower rallied 5EG54e, closing &c
higher. August &c lower October tnan Yesterday;
cash 5f5<d5514, CLOSING at 5595514e: July and Au-
gust so i5e, elOsi soc; September 54I655c,
closing al o434; October 5495459c. closing al 3se
year 4I1s 4ljc; May $50 SIC.
OATs-Market quiet steady: cash 29H92gAc;
July ZS54g3Oe; August 2714a275sc, closing at FIX
May 2954d30c.
RYE-Market steady at 621&c.
BARLET-Market firm at &C.
FLA&SEED-Market steady at 81 IS.
PORk-Market quiet and easier; cash SIS 500
Is 81; July ga 90; August s23 00423 go closing as
90 o.; September els 00@I9 25, closing at SIS 80;
October III GOALS 25, closing at 81 30.
LARD-Demand firm: cash 81 05@l7 C71l; August
81 O21597 07c, closing at 81 O71; September 81 Is
al 2212, closing at e. 20d7 221a; October 81 27%
O. 5214. closing az 81 S0tg7 321S
BULK MEA1S-MaIket steady; shoulders s6 90;
short ribs 81 10; clear as ".
BUTIER-Market steady; creamery 1S91seA
dairy lI@l5c.
WHISiY-Market steady at 81 10.
EGGS-Narket steady at I4&Gl5c.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1884-07-29
GO TO CHURCH TO DAY.

The week that has just closed has
been one filled with big events in the
political nd social world, and across
the great ocean it has carried with it
in to the eienal beyond, thousands who
at its beginning were as happy, hope
full and healthful as are you to-day
gentle reader. Some have fallen at
the bayonets point, others have gone
down as suddenly before that gaunt
and invisible foe, the cholera. while
yet others have been swallowed up by
earthquake or reused from slumber to
find themselves going down in the
depths of the mighty ocean.
Nor has our own fair land been free
from the ordinary sudden takings off
by storm and fire and disease and
wreck. But no great or widespread
evil has befalIen us. Here in Missouri.
and in Sedalia have we been specially
blessed with prosperity, fine weather,
fine crops and fiattering prospects.
How many of our citizens will think
of these blessings to-day? How
many will cease their political Or
secular or business chatter, their
scheming for worldly wealth ar'l
worldly advancement long enough to
take retrospective glance of their
lives, for even the past seven days?
How many even of those who may do
30 will see their own short coming,
and determine to do better in the
future. And of even these few how
many will recognize the divine love
has upheld them, the divine mercy
has spared them and in sincerity re-
turn thanks and repentantly turn to
the other way. 1t is to be feared the
number is few, but that it should be
universal none will deny. If any
people should feel their obligation for
morally and gratitude, certainly
Sedalians should, and if churches
should anywhere be filled with
worshiping congregations, Sedalia
churches should, young man, young
woman, aged parents, little 60 children
to church to-day.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1884-07-29
New York N srkef.

NEW fORk July 70.
FLOUR-Market dull; Superior state western
= 1908 90; common 10 good extra So 45d3 rs; ex-
IRA ohio 80 45sS CO.. st. Louis IS 1898 Coz Minneso-
ia patent process S5 1896 80.
WHEAT-Cash A9szc higher; No. 2 Chicago
929924c ungraded red 1871 04; No. 3 red 9l1a:
No. red 974499s4c; No. August sales 2D6, 900
bushels at 961s99714e closing AT 971Sc; September
sales 5l2 90 bushels at 9757@9SAc, closing at
1856 October 994@9954c.
CORN-Cash irmer, options higher; ungraded
55S6ic; o. HG6l1zc: No. 2, 62H@6S1<c; No.
cd 6412s6i5[c No. August 6254@osc, closing AZ
6Se; September 6Sz@6S54e, dosing az 6Ss4c.
OATS-Market M91c higher; exports 76c; mixed
western 3793Sc; white western 40@45c.
COFFEE-Market fair; Rio easter at 91kc.
PETROLEUM-MaIket active and firm; united
CSC; refined 77H.
TURPENTINE-MaIket frmer at 33Z9335zc.
EGGS-Market easier at 17(117%e.
LARD-Msrket steady quoted at 81 IS.
CHEESE-Market hrmer; western dat, 4971ze.
BDTTER-Market weak at lS920ke
PORk-Market dull and weak; new mess SIS IS
9l6 90; old mess Sl6 1917 90.
LEAD-Market steady ard unchanged; common
s. SOFAS so.
TALLOW-Firn at 61<96xc.
SUGAR-Msrket frm; muscoyado, 4sz945sc re-
tined, dull; standard A, slice.
MOLASSES-Market9 riet, steady; SOC test; re-
hning, 1615c
DRY G0ODs-Imports for the week 2.1sO,OOo
pounds sterling.
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9reelev Homeward Bound.

ST. Johns, n. F., July 26.-At 10 m.
the Greely relief squadron steamed into
the bay. The flag ship, Thetis, led, fol-
loved by the Bear, Alert and all the har-
Dor steam tugs and steam launches with
the flags of Great Britain and the United
States at half mast, and crowded with lead
ing citizens. On all the public buildings
and Mercantile premises the higs were
drapped. The vessels in port displayed
the national flags in mourning. Thous
ands of spectators from the shore waived
adieu by banner or handkerchief which
salutations were gracefully returned by the
receding squadron. Lieut.. Greedy and the
other survivors are enjoying tolerable
good health,
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1884-07-29
DEE REESE.

Hon. Dee Reese returned home to
Warsaw yesterday from Sedalia. He
says he goes back to use his best
efforts to carry Benton county for his
successful competitor, Hon. Jno. T.
Heard and the democracy, and if there
is within the borders of Benton county
a man capable of doing SO it is Mr..
Reese. Young, energetic, capable, a
generous, true, noble, brave man, a
sterling democrat without ultra parti-
zan of fanatical prejudice, he wins
converts by sound logic and common
sense. Courteous, truthful and pleas
ant, he wins confidence and friendship
wherever he goes because he deserves
them. No man ever made a fairer
more honorable or manly campaign
than that just closed by Mr.. Reese in
the congressional race, and no man
ever went out OF campaign upon
whom defeat sets lighter or who has
less to regret, in ought said or done in
it. He carries with him not only the
sympathy and respect of his supports,
but of his opponents and competitors.
as unit, and young as he is there is
every reason to believe he has bright
future before him and that il will not
be many years before he will reach
the present goal of his ambition, but
climb still higher up the ladder of
fame.
Mr.. Reese is citizen of whom not
only Benton county but the entire
district and state may feel well proud
and to whom the democracy of Benton
county can safely look for guidance
and council.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1884-07-29
So. Louis Marker.

e. LOUIS, July 70.
FLOUR-Unehanged.
WEEAT-Market fairly active, higher; No. led
Si5z9S51ac; cash S5935E &c: july s31<dSs15c, Au-
gust S5AGS6hc: September SG5ztdS71sc; October
closing at outside prices; No. 3 red SO1a9sl54c
CORN-Market higher, inactive; 471%c bid for
cash; 474c Juy; 4o94oAc August; 4S5s9495zc
September; ise OCTOBER.
OATS-Market slow some sales lower; 2Sa2S%c
cash; 24k@2i14e bid for August; 2e@235Ic year
RYE-Market dull: CSC bid
BARLEY-No market
LEAD-Marlset quiet at SO SIS.
BUTrER-Market duh; dairy l2@l7c; creamery,
1992lc.
EGGS-Market quiet at lie for candled
FLAXSEED-Market nominal ats1 IS cash; 81 IS
bid August.
HAY-Market quiet; timothy sl2 o. ali 50; prai.
RE Sill 0Oe l2 10.
BRAN-Market quiet I soc at mill.
CORNMEAL-Market firm at g IS.
WHISkY-Market steady at 81 0S
PROVISIONS-Market frmer feeling bit verSS
slow, only job trade done.
PORk-Market quiet jobbing SIC 90.
LARD-Market slow small lots a. IS s..
BULK MEAIS-Market steady long clear 81 so
a. ~; short ribs, 81 S597 80; short clear, IS log
s Is.
BACON-Market quiet; Ioag clear, S. IS; short
RIBS, 80 90; short clear, SO 99A(99 993S.
HAMS-Market at ~ @l45zc.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1884-07-29

How many ministers in Sedalia
will earnestly thank God to-day that
he has put it into the hearts of
patriots and mothers from the Atlantic
TO the Pacific borders of our grand
republic to undergo the bardships and
tolls of a long journey to Pittsburg,
to place in nomination for the position
of president, man who MT only
represents every vital temporal
interests but bares his breast and leads
the column in defense of our homes,
our Preside, our children, wives and
daughters against their deadliest foes
Bacchus and Gambrinus.
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shores and the grim monster is follow
ing fast upon their heels. The federal
authorities and some of the state and
municipal authorities have wisely
needed the warning, and are prepar-
ing to defend the people from his
attacks. But Sedalia officials still
slumber with superlative Indifference.
So sure as the epidemic comes they
will find themselves the objects of
public scorn and condemnation, and
charged with responsibility for the
dreadful results unless they arouse
themselves and compel the abate-
ment of the thousand and one horrible
cess pools of nuisance, filth and stencil
that cry to heaven for vengeance in
our midst. Time and again has the
BAzoo urged the need of sanitary
measure Immediately, and vigorously
applied and it will continue to urge,
and if they are not applied the author
tiles may rest assured the BAzoo will
not hold them guiltless, but will show
up every neglect and trace them to
those who are directly responsible,
in order that the people may know
who are their faithful and who their
unfaithful servants.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1884-07-29

The cartoon presented ON the first
page of the BAzoo to its readers to-
day needs no comment or explanation
here. 1t carries with it its own lesson
and own solution, if in twenty years
control of the government with none
to say them nay. 1t is scarcely
reasonable to suppose their sudden
convention and professions are really
sincere.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1884-07-29
jackson County Democrats.

Kansas City, July 26.-Returns from the
democratic primaries of this, Jackson
county, to o'clock a. M, indicate the Sc
lection of VIM. H. Wsllgce, recently prose-
cutting attorney, as candidate for congress
before the coming district convention, and
A. NJ Allen for state senator.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1884-07-29
Chicago Concerts.

Chicago, July 26.-The first week #
summer night concerts closed tonight
with an audience OF 1000 in the face OF
the wet and threatening weather. The pre-
gramme was popular one. The feature
OF the evening was TIE first production
here OF "Wellington's Victory" by Bethov-
en- with startling effects in imitation Of
cannonery and musketry.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1884-07-29
Kansas City Market.
The Daily Indicator reports
KANSAS CITY, July %

The Daily Indicator reports:
WHEAT-Msrket steady; No. red cash, 70<
bid, u asked August 70sc; September sales at IN
97z3sr; No 2, soft, cash sales az 72c bid, PIC
asked.
COkN-Market higher: No.. mixed cash SALE
az 4lz94l5sc; August 4lssc bid, 4l5sc asked; Seb-
tember Al NC bid, 42c asked; year 32c bid, S1JSc
bid. 3211c asked; No. white mixed cash sales at
soc bid, 501zc asked
OATS-No. 2 ca-h 2i1Se bid.
RfE-NO. 2 cash 47c bid.
EGGS-Market weak at sc per dozen.
BUTTER-DemI nd good for choice lSd20c.
HAY-Fancy small baled at s. 10; large baled at
81 80
PROVISIONS-Drv talt meats shoulders SIC;
clear sides SIC; rib sides sac: smoked meats shoul-
ders re; clear Sides 94c; long clear sides, sAc;
sugar cured hams, lie; breakfast bacon, li1e
dried sef, 171c; barrel meat homeless pork s22 50
mess pork. ST %; tierce lard, s5se.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1884-07-29
London Monev Market.

London, July 26.-The Economist says
the discount for bank bills for sixty days
to three months is / 1-S per cent, trade
bills IL and 2. Money weaker. No
business doing. Discounts broke and re.
ceded. British and foreign funds are
slightly improved and confidence Manner
lean railway securities is increasing.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1884-07-29
Russia.
RUSSIAN RULE.

Warsaw, Russia, July 26.-The police
have closed a numbar of coffee houses and
restaurants. All other places of this sort
are required to close at s o'clock every
night and to remain closej on Sundays and
holidays. The city is to all intents placed
in q minor state of seige
THE CAR.
st. Petersburg, July 26.-The car will
make visit TO Warsaw about the middle
Of August he will not remain in Warsaw
but reside at Scierncwicza, from which
place he will attend the manoevers and re-
view and afterwsrd he will 60 hunting.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1884-07-29
Kansas City Live stock Market.
KANSAS CITY, July rs.
The Live Stock Indicator repsrts:

CATTLE-Market fair; native shippers strong
at yesterdays price, but few fat steers on sale;
there is considerable Inquiry for good butcher
stuff and cows which steady at Fridays prices:
grass Texas AID all range cattle dull in fact there
is nothing doing; shipping steers averaging 1900
10 ,4SS pounds, at SIS $500 10; butcher stuff av-
eraging 976 TO $50 pounds, S. 50a4 90 cows g Is
as 80; Colorado half breeds 81 SOFAS 50.
HOGS-Market opened brisk with sales at an adj
vance of strong sc over Yesterdays prizes; the
bulk Of the sales made in the forenoon, choice
lights bringing S. 20G5 80; mixed s. 1882; heavy
IS l291 25; market closed shade lower, but after
most the sales were made.
SHEEP-M Mket quiet at about yesterdays pri-
ces; g 75@I3 SO for fair to god mutton.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1884-07-29
Franchise Demonstration.

Ma chester, July 26.-The demonstration
here to-day in favor of the franchise bill
was a success. John Bright presided.
Thousands of persons were present.
Forty thousand persons were present,
including many members of the house OF
commons and prominent liberals. Glad
stone sent letter spolizing for his absence