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The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1884-06-29

At Palatka with Jacksonville, Tampa & Key
West Ry, fast river steamers for St. Au
gustine, Green Cove Springs Jacksonville
and all points North, East and West and with
up river steamers for South Florida Also
with the Twin Screw Iron Steamer city of
Palatka," for Charleston, New York, Boston,
Philadelphia, etc.
At Waits Crossing with Peninsular Railroad
for Waldo.
At Gainesville with Transit Railroad for
Cedar Key, Pensacola, New Orleans and Tam
pa.
AT OcaIa with Transit Railway and Hacks
for Silver Springs.
At Leesburg with boats on Lake Harris for
points on Lake and along St. Johns and Lake
Eustis Railway. Also with Graham's Hacks
for BrOOksville, Sumterville and all points in
South Florida.
S. C0NANT JAS. d. HOIIISTFR
General Manager. Superintendent
o. W. CROMWELL, G. T. F. & P. A.
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1884-06-29

At West Tocoi and from ST. Augustine.
Rates and Fare to all Points as Low as by
any other line, and baggage checked through.
N. r. MORAN, G. W BENTLEY
Gen. Pass. Agent. Gen. Manager.
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1884-06-29
In Chancery.


DeftS.
happening by affidavit, to the satisfaction
of the court, that the said defendants reside
out of the said 9Th Judicial Circuit of Florida
and beyond the limits of said State, but within
the United States, the particular State being
unknown, now, therefore, on motion of Cal.
hOun, ellis Il Calhoun, cOmpainant's solicit
OTs, it is ordered that the defendants Norman
IL. Chamberlin and Mary Elite Cfiamberlin do
appear and answer the bill of complaint, filed
by the complainant, in the above cause, on or
before the 9Th day of October 1884, otherwise
said bill shall be taken as confessed. 1t is fur
Their ordered that Il copy of this order be pub
Iished in the Palatka NEWS, Il newspaper pub
lished within said Fifth3Uiicial Circuit where
in said mOrtgaged premises arc situated, once
in every week, for at least four months before
said 9th day of October 1884
Dated May 3lst, 1884.
By the Court.
lSEAL. WIN. T. FORWARD,
Clerk Circuit Court.
CALHOUN, GILLIs Il CALHOUN,
Cmpt's Solicitor,
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1884-06-29
BRIEF MENTION.

Empress Eugenie's memoirs will be
published in few weeks in both French
and English.
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1884-06-29
Florida & Western R'y
waycross Short Line.

All trains of this road are run by Contra
GOTH Meridian time, which il 81 minutes
slower than Jacksonville time.
ON and after Sunday, May H. 1884
~ Passenger Trains will leave and arrive as
follows.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-04-02
.stssaa aaao sIas a'sg.a1
A Leap xsar Ep.ssae.,
IoiI City Dsrslek.l

.t4is 80 49, - .S'-'f'S-i .ll.s .fd1i ane
There was . party scross the
river the other night. Toward
the close she slipped 70 his side
and swestly asked: saA sel b {,
"Going home BY yourself.
Charlisi" ~ - 9 z i
"Gusss so," be replied. sa..
"WouId you like some one to
see you homer" ai.s i..di
Depends on who 1t 10" His
answers were short and crusty.
Many . ons would have been dis
heartensd, but Lucy was not OF
that kind. She still rerssvered [.
Some young lady, ! meant r.
depends on who the young
lady H." said the brute. rs ~
'Soms one about my size, ,"
Persisted the angel. "a ~ 80 .a'.s
"There are several here abotff
your sixe." - "a iss8 s.a9
"Thsrs's only one exsotlylai..s1
sise." ~ sssssss
/ "See here. Lacy.". said Charlie.
"if you want toa&ke me home
you may"
"ohi' she replied, .sPve no
particular desire to take you
home, but - 1 was going your
way / thought---''a q desc '''l',A
,As Interrupted her with an
"Ail lightf" and together they
left.
He was leaning ON her arm.
and silently they peandsrsd over
The frozen strsets. They stopped
at his door. He invited her in.
ss."Ng. Charlie. ! won't 60 in.
bstsI ws1s to tell you sonnet thing. |"
BY ths ii6ht Of the strset lamp
nthe corner, Chulisf face was
Esssa ato grow pale = she con-
Hfsm absndsntiyiabis To- sup
port ! husband. - !. ! have . abask
Aocouut Of 3 good size. I love
you, Charlie, and can give you .
good home. win you b nina,
dearest 2" issseaa = n'4s-s - = !
"Lucy." gsspsd thss' brntA,
you've no idss whst II takss 10
support . husband--r ia's.s ~. 2.
She interrupted him. = e ilss ssis'h,ss' ~
! Darling, Il il shosid b ssnsess.
ssry, / would work fSou .n6rnine
until night, and even take n wash
ing ndsswing; you shall went Tor
nothing. Only ssy yod win be
mine. !. s'a-ss ~ :, :. :.
"No, Lucy. il cannot be. /
shall always love yous q . bro
ther, watch over your psthway
through life. and should you
stand in need OF sssistasos or
advice. you can rely on my will
iDgnsss 10 assist you; bat / can
never marry you. |" -,
Then you refuse mer -
"Yes."
Base wretchP' she exclaimed,
"you will live to repent your
hssty decision, for tomorrow my
dead body will be found in the
cold waters OF the river" And,
clasping him in her arms in one
convulsive embrace, she fsd into
the Guitar darknaas. .l.Hl..l
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-04-02
au wer's Literary Facility.

It i, on record that Bulwer
wrote Ills roinsncs, ''Harold," in
less til IN . month, resting not At
ali by day and scarcely by night.
Tn a private letter Lord Lytton
saws: 1.-THE novel Of Harold
was written in rather less than
four weeks. 1 can personally
attest this fact. ~ I was with my
father when he wrote it-on :
visit 10 his friend, the late Mr..
Tenn yson D'Eynoourt. D'Eyn-
court was . great collector o
Norman and Anglo Saxon chroni.
cles. With which bis library was
we'll stored. The notes Of re-
search for "Harold" all several
thick common place books.
"While ny father vas writing
Harold 1 do mot think he put
down bis pen except for msaIs.
and half an hour's !tuu before
dir ser around the tssrass. He
was Vi work the Grsstsr spasta oi
every sight, and again ,ssFiy in
the mofnine." AZ = ws6sas siaa
II i an inssfestthg idst IN re-
gard 70 ~. TennJson dsans on
Tue same subiset With = dsdisa-
ton "a he prsssnt Lord , sL1tton
in reconciliation 81 ~ old tf6Sazy
feud With his fathe mai 90
irst .skstoh OLE HAzsIds tsoE ~
form ofa :dtsma, sa5itlhd s'ss y y,
liam the Nermsn." s1G wssipEVt.
ably not written fqr- ,ppblieSsiex.
~ the writer's waJspf, sApHRRAiRG
many of bis ppoes .sFQ0ancss was
10 sketch them out lfst - dsanas.
'Ths L1Adyloeof f.gI Igpes w ~
writtsn In tSG dAJ1.s s1sS ssdSa : ssiss.llI.
Itpwas b nd nnesnt unrotnmbh
with him % have fvo bosksr ID
hand At once. and livt 1alt1tnet6
periods With The beings Of shls
creation, u, though he were pass
ing 10 society from one company
toanoshef. Thus !" LusrsfiA" and
"rbe Caxtons," "Ksnslm Chill
inaiy" and .,Ths PArisians, I" we're
written simultaneously; and this
fact, now ,arst told ) ~, v A
alsusing commentary on much
criticism once more freely Law
ishsd than now. For there were
those who he'd objsstsd 70 the
morAlitys Of the : earlier works.
among which MS certainly
"Lucretis." Whsn THE Csx-
tons" Va publiShsd thsrs was .
chorus Of pfai.s from former
dstructors, and congratulations
on PROPOSED oonvsrsion to better
ways. But lAostin Canton and
I.ucretis were two types Of human
nature which the author studied
aud described. identifying him
self with neither; and indeed il il
absurd 10 require Of Q novelist
whist ID not demanded Of the
artist in any ether branch. No
one affects 70 consider Shakespeare
himself . Titus Andronicus or .
Macbeth. or deem that the pointer
who depicts . murder is himself
ready for . like deed.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-04-02
Dl.s x.vsl vvras,.s.
Noble Prs.siss /. AsehIsos chs.Psss.l


II wili b news to most Kaus6s
people that many ol the 3 and 10
5rsni novel stories OF "lifs and
/ adventure p publishsd b. Bssdls.
bud "for sale BY al nswsdsAlsss, >
ssre produced, % 70 speak, on our
aosn soil. Al frankfort resides
!. Nr. Joseph n Badger. Jr.. Who
is the author 81 scores, probably
hundreds, Of the stories. Nr.
Badges 10 regarded BY many Of
bis fellow townsmen In the light
ef . mystery, % . solitary bang,
seldom seen BY daylight, and
then on his way 10 TIE haunts
yhere hs hunts and Ashss, ell the
bours d the night bsing dsvotsd,
o is supposed. 10 the most blood
curdIiog composition. NJ. Badgsr,
ra hous. hearty young man, with
!. oot the lsast lrsee of the ''pale
student" in his sppsarsnes, was
hind enough 10 dissipate nueh Of
This romance. He ssid That. 70
osgin with. be was = "prstty
good liar and had passed con.
-id-sabIs Of his life ON The plains
au'' in Colorado and the Rockies,
1where most Of his stories an
loc ,isd - = : Attee t y .ssf l,rli
Finding that his first story was
accspAsa, rhs . oontinusd, moi
with asJ litsrary parposs, bo'
hecauss lths rsy 1-vsry good.
The ipAysis about .that given b
leading snagsxinss fof eontsiba
,ions 81 The sane lsagtA ssy t100
for . Scent story, " and 500 hi
q "l0-osnt story" Mr.. Badgs1
sssid he could vrits . story IL, Ave
weekS, but that hs had lizard
that "Col. Prsntiss Ingraham'
could write one in twsnty -four
hours, Mr.. Badger said that he
had no choice among his numss
ous stories; that when one Va,
fnisbsl'shs thought no mofs
about it. but went 10 work o.
anothss; his cnseon bsina u
sleep il the sftsrnooA and worl
at light snd 10 the forvnoon. b,
tticksto his .storiss like - shos
tnaker sticks to his last, and 20 il
snsclsd 70 turn Of . great aneuo
of Nh ss.'s - : Is.
HissaPlsu Of writing il vsr,
simple 'bs ing merely 10. skstcl
On outline. Of the plot On B Pic
OF paper, end the names of th
characters onneoth6f % eNtu IA
now acquired such iscility tbs
ns;,. ne do, his work '.t Z M with 2 Typ
.''tsJ e .tdaE . siai13 a.. - lefes.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-04-02

- Z Z I
q shs cousi nssss ssss SasIsiSg stssst, 10 the
city u Los Aagslss 10 the eounU q Los Anesles,
hiGhsst seA bss bdds fDs sash = lswfsl nosey
q u. u.i.si ssa.e = aAl.Y ~ stsaSnsas -
shSAs fisks' tisis ~ ia11eGl q sAs- ssta q.
fsadsnls uhick ~ 81. dHhsr = Gns9hsd On
ths ~ az q, ,Ap1A - - vh1sh t1ty o.
sitheF ~ tks1 Aesg dess eo(nAs11iDan - the
teAlsvisg tss9iss6 psoD9sovaoats - eslss 70
e e s a.: - ;.::s S -: ~ 80 = o.''
Ths. eeuAhseqe snaslle a. " q sse>isa
twenty -1kfss ~ 1svnskp 1D<l) ssueh, nanss
lQuyee1a 40 wGD4t - 6kspoosetsase qusyses
IN = ~ 0 Npq1o0 tDanayAAsss (DA TowsshAp
- ~ eceea. kAags ioustsss tig west. both ssh
A.. ~ ~ dghts ~ and intsssst which ~
~ dGlnn1Aa4 = O. P1umase, - ou shs saisi
Hob day a April, loD1 1.oF whioh she has spos -
SnArs4 !. aeAtoths teliowinG dssnsihsd psspyty
% asoas: s,ss..ss !. ~ ~ sscsy ~ 9 s::ss e
nssehesss g srsss{ IN. = u q ssgstss !swsuey-
thrse( % Townehie one a. ssuth, asags soas.
- 90 vssss ssa Bsrnardias hsss - nsrsd
Ain. IN shss por,is. q y, n.uoh. 4. nrs.
IN said ssuns In ssosioss fourtssa ~ sssosy
ihsss. Tovnship ere ssuah, nanyss esarssss
veus. q = ~. wbleh y smiNnssi vtshiEr ~
United DtaAo Pe6snt hsss ot .ia nasclIS ssst
vAish liss srds z .s.aAs O che iassses NJ,
fanntng aus nos1h u eAAiss 1sso shs ssrsev \
Ssctioss u, u, = land - = ssid 1swpsAip 20 shl
lana oi Cosnslius Cole, bounded on ths sssne ~
oehes pogsioun = ~ snAsoho u Bses, ~ ehs
nogsh by lsnd q ~ ooas. sBd o. ~ 80 An<
south y NJ - - sso1A .osunaAsess - IN
RncAs sssss4ing y w. usp a paesue q aid
nnasho ssd contsinipg 1s7 aosss 81 nnnd ners
r,d1vsa uaAsrny hand tbs lse day q April
t4ess 4. I cuRnssh, ss@sa:
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-04-02

wh,u osorse N. cxz,d,s Il Phil.d.l.
phis t4Rts rosm- SsesvoSsi o. furn.
ishsd. shsit goes 10 : vrcSsS.ioral snd
Cves ~ : carte blap che ofdtr. That's
~ way 70 40 hpissss. And when the
eesoracsrsw . P,sss ~ Sbie6ar3
Pesuy = rssafes The csnplineet,s ~ J !
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-04-02
Sheriff Sale.

IL the Superior Court sf Los ABsslss
- County, Stats Of California. Y
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-04-02
INSURANCE AGENCIES.

INSURANCE. AGENCIES.
----zzz---<z E-zz---z
FIRE INSURANCE AGENCY.
TnnaA,ssxs m Insssase. o., u 1a6ssu.
p rs-insssanos Win sixtssn ether Europssn Com
panisA .CenbinA capital - -. .oee. sfWh1uh
4. .sec. 80 Z peA up:
sss;.l 'I s.,s y FL ssss g Ssi.ssY Sss %Y''
toM ownss lhtnssS csn1asy; Aplsal -
esss6. q, ~. .so6.13. ,.,',...ss, =.
london x s::.: s:s;n.;;;ss - z. g::
-. 2. PtssLlspS u s.s Z ri -, =. :
sais.e $50 . Culasekf sesset. Ma ..
p. etsgLAse = 90, y
nova Y REAL EsrAfE A0HNIs.
HARTFoKD 4.
fire Insurance Co.,
or nAszvoHp. coHs.5on
Organised, 1874. Asets, q, 500, 900.
| ls4l.ss1sana III stt s-ia ?. aaflo'
y..sll , ilz .zss. =. ~ -,
|rRgD. o. Rs0oEBA0ts. cca. Agent
IA AFAIRcnILD Lss.a Avsss. -.
l0STIcE:--Ns lssNssth Maia sAssss, svss ths
rl,A ns4issl 1ssk. Les Aaeslss Cal nh9sa
lllpfRlAi FIRE iHsuRAxcE co.,
: c,p osLs.A.s. sQs-sssssl isss, g
4 tsss ssisEsA - a4ia
lGxD0M ASSURANCE c0Rp0RA'n, !,
: Of LesdsA fss.bh.A.d ~,
= e.ii sci Las ui ,.1ae9 70i5sqn 81
'uooTuEnm assn NICE C0mp'Y, I,
i cs Losdsa and Asspdss. (Kslablisbsd ls3e.)
sfS,-sistsps LEA i.as4 ~ 10 isiisH "A
.sssslssne4 sHA~s--ss7izsre Aisa'si
gIsn
QofEnsa INSURANCE COMPANY, /,
q 1v.sssi. dnuA.ln.Aa asss.,
~ EAAE8 LIZ lIN ~
|AkgreSate 3 Assets Over
s. re g. "a -. i &; &. q 3,
4 ffe1o ~ - stlssJ fif = altna iif's oe'
81 rsas fsn lf 81 $40 a.eff % =
a soa flg as tgt7o e.
Ill szltfl Hai riae 80 lsi ftaii
4 Jvsus folicy fine efeur Cen.
pAnias tssaeA at the Les =,
g Aneeles omce. b
Geos BIB DFseeafe feM, Agent.
., Rob't n. rhompsens Assasssns. -
Hal1 s9i 1o ~ ~ 80 y
|oFtIcE.-Ne Ii Noutk rsln spsA ova .rlsss
,r- Naf5oAsf hsnt. LAa <Aspases 1nls so
HOTELS RBS0BTS. ~ 80 81, 4
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-04-02
Mughesf Rasuian b6sln.

Aft>r suffering for months with seiat1e rAsa-
lhatlss, and sfssr tying. nout ~ Fsunsdss!
sSsscIss, Isciuitng siscuidsy, Iyssss f1sssd
. @ " unable V wpik, iw.s htu1sl 4 ~
doxhsS Rs~isp and nsessts 49, m5 Eeask
N.ia %.svss AID ~ eostss g y 49, =,
I'M tais ths bans oecasionslly ss aKs6vuRflva
"a have sscrnmended tnsn 70 o<Aess y -
nave zen sssssly Dsssnsssd y IT, 80 - -,
..... g W 0S
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-04-02
ssssclsr.oE or PARTNERSHIP

sSissing uncer the name Of Dreyer 4 wangeins o
b tbs day Dissolved, ~ the retirement OF n
wang nun. Ths business o1 the late afm viii
he conducted by J.. Drsyer, Who ~1H pay all
the same. J. DREYER.
tr4fs t-..- as..t-s fttl H. WANGEMAN.
Los Angeles, Cal, Feb. - lss4. fsb2o4w
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-04-02
First Neti0nat : Bank
- tfsa - " arisss Z .alef 81 3
ss.ss OBJ los AlG0nLES. ssa
= ? s''s.:. .. sk...s,. : syG z s.-.. 3; H-''.
O. - =

,t1IsA if
raaf - ssssts-T----- m11i .ss-sst - g (
THE UHDERDDu1ED soE0 10 ANY OUNCE
tls.4 shsy have tssnsfsfssd eNsit bAnti1g tHei-
~ NJ, LtxtrkD Qs9sypds11sd in LondSs lsn-
ussy Q, lsss), which wtl) apo1eines ~ sanHe ot
shs ID prsssi4n sosqADshSssseS& Al stA6r
,1ssfness Of LAx ARD pREREs viii be ssttlsd ~
nskB NJ ~ liberal pa1ss6a19 dlfS&s ~, "
10 sclicit the eont1uusssgvf ~ uU5 fos 90
sSs.s.,s.. = 81. .,,., ,.,., a sAsslEessn.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-04-02
London, Park all lltTiss1' Ba1t
a.rl' . (kAmn1DO.) dasoqa7q -
2O6 6ansoms O., DAA FrznciaeA :,

~ ~ " -7-7-- -l-1--- + 77-' =
HAsshsrisea Capital. Al, l,lee444
Dabserlbed CAPITAL, ks0ose~g
o. whick Esoo. 900 have bsen called in, sd
ant 90 As subises 70 eal .''s one .'oashs 20
OtFeeserss ..8 ~ b ,. ta
WILLIAM PA1Ens0N, -. (Nssrs. Passsssa
and simosds) Loedea end bingapors.
JAMES wnirTALL% T.. {Isss q 49, Jss.
S sis.s ottoasas. 'copssAssisasasA Lsstss.
seissxnujsn LOUIS srxos. -. Le.ss.. &c.
3iXeN LkzARD. Ia. (ldsin~ tansd fsssss
EtIS LszARD, -. r1s.rs. LAs.ss vsrss ;
Managers In sau Franelses.
sUoESE sEYER.a..e.. -. 49,. sss- -iss.aSss
~ HEAD OPTION, ~, y
. .rd 10 srs5. sS15ifE sf.'d. : = I'.a' 81 .
lA9 Lsnaen Doa hers. .sg
BANK OF sCJrtAND. ...... .. .-....-LIoNpoH
~ 44or Agents.
INEw YObg--Assasy 4 ~ lsp1sa, Paris asd
~ AmerL m hank, Limited, - ExnAasgs Place.
Paris -Msgrs. LAiArd frsrss ? eiss y hss
| nzsing sucoesdsd 70 The buslnsa of Msssu.
lLssard Frsrss, San Fnncisco, We ere now pre-
pared TO do sssnsr.l bsns!.g bndnssa. ofiot
sBu!. Of .seh.pss Sc ..'sE,:ss,s s:.9:sss' ,.
Ene>s, yassmsuy,u bslGisn. asaaAst svi>aer,
Aad,l thiha, Japan. Australia Cestral ssd
lse1th America. nnd psincspAi cdttss o. NE
l,'sCoNMERCIAL Z and TRAVELLERS CREDITS
Iisapd sAvailsbls IN al parts Of the vss'd. :
etIEcrIoss nADE e csn.as rssss 4 q
isss csnursCAsfs o. pErosrf ssd ~
ceivs psSssits 20 spss aesosns1.
huLlioS ssuohf ANb sotn slIi..ia
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-04-02
CHICAGO, ROCK ISLAND 4 PACIFIC R'Y


3Ee g. = =
=
xansas essoss asd
:sss. .:s As'2eo" :" xs's'', a's the . e ~ ~ TOWNS
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-04-02

Undss end BY vrtus q d. exsc atiop isspsi
ct q =: Z. ;ss.: -: =, SSs Y z. ~, So,s ts:s e
s:ss.s @ 4 ssd dsa,sssss q A .: si.s DAY j,
e. ns,ss ~. Z "a. fss Ss !. }ds4sss s ~. ~ 4
Apsil. -. m fsyog x ~ p2Aihua, "a. Isesk,
- s:s. ~ $780, 4 & T. sIy%ss 81. ss !,
ebiaoo vssh lgters1& 2 Isen pa cent. ~, en-
.u. NJ e08 cP4 ~ socrpins eOsis Ilhsvs
dolly svssd upon "a kef ea s stss .sslsr
wslnesaay. the saA Aay sf
|eL . ApRk1, \. y. l08A. -. = b.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-04-02
Good Business Chance.

Na.stsss turnished room- within tAsss nisusss
IN ass = he p-ty pusshs szAse shis bsuAiA slko
- nont0. ENQUIRE u
RESvE. FNNEv 3 KNOX.
sseH q Nzge strsst
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-04-02
REMOVAL.

HailroaA 1iekss and Enploymsnt
0&es. se-is,
BUREAU q WroRnArIeN; naaIs help frss;
Rel Es>HSs BFoksf housss and Ists sold ON i'm
:t.llnssss; hcess: and Fsomss, issnisnsd q un
fs5 North GaIn street. near First ST.
= fs,sphons no. fls sspls en
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-04-02
OFFlCERs.

DIRECTORS; .sf z
8. J. Beck, e. r. Hewitt Henry King.
Henry Hsmmel, A. II. Denker, james Gvsn,sn
John GoIdsworthy, Thos. J. Cuddy. h :
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-04-02

LOCATION OF MiNEs-Four niiss Fast Of the
Colorado River, In Yuma County, Arizona
Territory, so miles South Of ss1bs Needles" es
the A. D p. r. 4. e sifa E '-sf
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-04-02

This is an excellent opportunity for those OF
email means TO invest money in . most pronlis-
lag home enterprise
..H
Ry order Of Board Of Dirsctorsv ..s f..
f 9. j. BECK, President q
THO9 J. CrnpY SecretaYvs uarlrs
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-04-02
HcnEAT ROCK Isl AND ROUTE,o)

.t s.nss esss s,..s::s z. ne sa..nsAsss .ss se.
s.e~:ss rns sesssd o. WI W
NoNToM otAsH Cans
rnesr run veo Ass
ogvHMvv-eWg CENTS eAcHsoaf
0otcAo0
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1884-10-21
The Fire Sunday Night.

An alarm of FIRE was sounded about
twelve o'clock Sunday night and the FIRE
department was soon on its way TO the
scene OF the confiagration which proved to
be one story frame residence on johnson
street. in the northern part of the ci.y, oc-
cupied by W. d. Bond. Owing to the
CREST dis'a nee from the house to the near.
es, FIRE plug, the 6remen were unable 10
accomplish anything and the building
burned to the ground.
The inmates Of the house were aroused
from a sound slumber by the alarm, and
at once set to work, with the assistance OF
those present, to save the household goods,
In this effort they were partially success
full, the articles in the front room being re-
moved in safety. The fire originated in
the kitchen, but from what cause is not
known.
The house was the property of G. III
Gray, and was insured for 500.
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Adding to the above the majorities oil
1888 In the FIVE counties unheard from,
gives net publican plurality of 10 6T9.
The FIVE counties will probably increase The
maiorities of 1888. so that the plurality
will ach about Il, 900.
Republican congressman have been cleo
ted in thu First, Second, Eighth, Ninth,
Tenth, Twelfth, Fourteenth, Eighteenth
Nineteenth aud Twentieth districts. To-
tai. 10.
Democratic congressman have en- cleo
ted in the Third, Fourth, Fifth,
Sixth, Seventh, Thirteenth, Fifteenth, Six
teenth, Seventeenth and Twenty first. To-
tai, TO- The Eleventh district is still in
doubt.
Lorraine county, Ohio, gives Robinson,
for secretary oil state, 2,l75. Trumbull
county, with two precincts yet to hear
from, gives Robinson 8, l25 majority. This
will bring the majority in the state up to
10000 Medina county gives republic
can majority of 200.
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THE VIRGINIA ELECTION.
Wheeling.

Wheeling, w. Pa, Oct. 15.-Returns re-
ceived are very meagre and unsatisfactory
Fairmont at twelve noon says, 500 votes
csst 237 counted Newell $50. Wilson 81.
Complete returns from Pleasant county
gives Wilson 70S, Maxwell Sos.
Incomplete returns from Ohio county in
dicite the election of the democratic cOun-
ty ticket by 500 majority.
Hancock county shows republ san gain
OF so in the state ticket.
Preston county three precincts which
gave Garfield IA majority now give Max
we'll 245 ma Iority.
Piedmont, Maxwell 1875. Wilson 900
Cameron. Maxwell 81, Wilson 112.
4 dispatch says that the republican stat
committee colcede the election of the en-
tire democratic state ticket by 5000 to 5000
majority.
THE OFFICIAL VOTE OF BARKLEY COUNTY,
gives Flick, for supreme Judge 324 and
Brown IL majority. Msxwell carries he
county by SO majority. The balance o.
the democratic ticket has 4 small majority.
TIE democrats have the sheriff, states at
tOrEey and one member of the house of del
egaies and one assessor. The republicans
carry one member of the house OF delegates
one assess 1r, the clerk OF the court and sur
veyOr.
The following democratic majorities and
r publican gains have been referred 10 the
state committee.
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w. A. McNulty Arrested.

Some time age Mr.. w. A. McNulty CON-
MERGED the erection of a Cargo wooden
building near the corner of Second and
Kentucky streets. THIS is within the fire
limits, and urder the existing ordinance il
Is unlawful to erect other than brick.
stcns or concrete building within these
limits The house bging erected BY Mr..
McNulty is of wooden frame, but is to be
covered with corrugated iron, which he
maintains will render it fire proof. The
city authorities, however, do not take this
view of the case, and at the last meeting
o. the council, protest from property
owners in that vicinity, being presented, the
marshal was instructed TO prevent the
ereC sion of this building. McNully per-
sisted in continuing the work, and yester-
day he and the men employed fin the con-
structiOn of the building, were arrested.
They gave bond for their appearance be-
fore the recorder this morning, at which
time lively time may be anticipated, if
the case goes to trial.
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prohibition vot are comparatively insig-
nifcant and the vote was as distinctly
marked as If presidential ticket had been
before the people. The matter of great
surprise is the large vote received by the
republican candidate for jud &c of the SUI.
preme court. There was a general belief
that he would fall far below the rest of the
ticket, owing TO a disaffection among the
saloon men on account Of his opinions on
the Scott liquor law, on th- co ntrary it
appears that he has been carried fully mp
with the remainder Of the ticket and here
In Hamilton county his vote is greater
than for Robinson.
CLARK COUNTY
il is estimated will give $500 republican
majority.
sciOta county, 200, with Judge Johnson
lesding the ticket.
Athens couny gives GrJssvenor. republic
can, for congress, LOCO majority.
Bellair shows a slight democratic gain.
Lyon, Kent, Coshocton, Lancaster,
Mansfield and Somerset also show small
democratic gains.
The republicans here are jubilant.
Crowds are on the streets and upon the
least provocation are shouting and singing.
A wagon appeared with hand organ and
flag and was followed by the crowd shout
ing. The appearance of Ben Bulterworth,
IN elect, from the first district,
near the pest Office, attracted large crowd
He was lifted up and carried some di.tance
10y his enthusiastic supporters and was
followed by the cheering crowd until be
lef: the street.