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The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1884-12-16

Ask for Wells "Rough on Corns." l5c.
Quick complete cure. Hard or soft corns,
warts, bunions.
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r@Get the Best Dyes.

mond Dyes for family use have no equals.
All popular colors easily dyed fast and
beautiful. Only 10 cents q package at
druggists. Wells, Richardson & Co, Bur.
lineton,Vt. Sample card, 80 colors, and
book of directions for &c stamp.
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CROUCH ON PAIN

Cures collie, cramps diarrhoes external
ly for aches, pains, sprains, headache,
| neurslgia, rheumatism. For manor beast.
| 20 and SOC.
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NrLL LATER.

Daniel Conway, of Ridgevsy, Michigan,
the husband Of Mary L. Conway, arrived
in the city last evening IN quest o. ms sn :,
who has been under arrest here couple OF
dsys, Mn Conway wss released yestsr-
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The evidence was closed and the law was
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THE VKRDIc
Los Angeles daily herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1884-1890, 1884-10-14
News From China,

SAN Francisco, Oct 13.-The Oceanic to
day brings advices that Charles De Groote
Belgian Minister to Japan, died suddenly OF
heart disease on Sept 10th. The French
Catholic Mission refused to bury him be
cause he was Mason.
On the 18th of September Yokohama and
Toxic were visited by terrible typhoon. In
the latter city three thousand houses were
wholly or partially destroyed and twenty
persons killed. The loss Of life at sea was
appalling. No estimate could be made oi
the number. The typhoon was followed by
another of great force on the 14th, but OF
brief duration.
II is believed the Franco Chinese war will
not interfere with the revision of Japanese
treaties The conference will be opened al
soon as the foreign ministers have received
their Instructions 1t is believed the basis
OF revision Is already agreed upon and only
minor details remain to be discussed.
II is rumored that the Chinese government
has concluded loan of two million taels
with German banking firm, and that hall
million have been paid into the Canton
treasury on account.
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NEWS OF THE WORLD.
The Eve of Battle i'm the
Buckeye State.
THE FRENCH LOSE A BATTLE.
Blaine and Hendricks Get Close to-
gether in 0hio-Mining Sharks
Brought to Time-Attempt
to Wreck a Train
Cleveland Going to
New York.

Special 10 the Herald By the Associated Press
ccHclNsArr, oct. 1s.-Detective Rathbone
of the United States Secret Service, to
night arrested twelve men on a charge OF
conspiring to use fraud at the election The
men are all white. They say that they come
here under direction of the Chief OF Police
of Lexington, KY, to spot colored repeaters
from that place. Their railroad tickets were
provided by the Mayor OF Lexington and
were good to return till wednesday morning
Their board bill was also pno,. pald Up 70 tha'
and United States Commissioner Harper VIII
probably remain to hear cases all night
Late to-iiight six U. 8. Deputy Marshals were
arrested by the police and ave @ oi them Ia. Were
while the sixth was merely held on suspi-
cion. Two OF these men were arrested on
Front street and other four on Sixth
street. Both OF these places are known as
they were searching for ''repeaters." Re
volvers were found on all Of the party but
one, and they were taken to the station and
locked up. Shortly after one O'Clock, United
States Marshall Lot Wright, appeared at the
station and demanded Of the officer In
charge the release of all prisoners, the
surrender OF their weapons and possession
Of the warrant which had been taken away
from the deputies when arrested. All Of
u Marshal Lot Wright and secret service
officer Rathbone, armed with warrant from
the United States Court, proceeded in com
pany with four deputy United States Mar
shals to Hammond street police station at
1:30 this morning for the arrest OF the three
policemen who arrested the United States
Marshals.
The United States Marshals arriving at Ham
mond street police station found that the six
arrested deputies had been let out out OF
their cells and released, and that the three
policemen for whom they had warrants were
concealed. The Marshals are now seeking
the three policemen to serve the warrants
on them
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NEW TO-DAY.
{" "MakIns tea green doc

making tea green does
not Improve the flavor. II
Is rather tho other way. OF
course, PrussIan Blue, and
such aduiteratlons are alb.
solutely poisonous There
ls not enough In the tea to
kill, perhaps, but ! have no
doubt they cause disease. !"
-M. James r. Davies, (Soorn
Government Inspector of Teas for
the port Of Ne,o Kork) IN Nep York
Herald, 20h august, 1888.
1t is true that the color
ing matter used to make teas
green, though prejudicial to
health, acts as a species OF
protection to the sensitive
leaf, and, as a matter of fact,
green tea will retain its vol
atile properties longer than
uncolored tea packed loose
in chests, o. put up in paper
packages. 1t was a knowl-
edge of the fact that uncol-
ored teas would never be ap-
preciated, SO long as they
reached the consumer, in
this country, in the effete
condition which ally
characterizes them, that led
the importers Of
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COLUMBUS Oct 13.-A Citizens meeting
was held to-day consisting Of joint com
mittee appointed by the Cleveland and Hen
bricks Club and by the Republican execu
tive committees to take some action to pre-
vent illegal voting tomorrow A long con
ference was held at the conclusion of which
1t was decided to appoint four citizens, two OF
each party, for each precinct In the city. II
1t is also learned that similar meetings were
held In other cities and committees appointed
who will be at the polls all day designated
~ ,pauges, ahd VIII nase au'horiay 70 scru,
the manner In which the election is con,
Quoted The Sheriff OF the county appointed
between thirty and forty deputiest his after
noon to be present at the polls, and the
Mayor tonight, believing the Sheriff had in.
terfered with his authority, called a meet
ing OF the Police Board and secured permis-
sion to appoint 100 extra police About hall
that number were appointed tonight and
the others will be named in the morning.
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A BATTLE IN CHINA.
The French suffer n Dfsastrous
UDefent.

LONDON, Oct 1s.--A correspondent OF the
Times telegraphs news confirming the de
feat OF Admiral Lespes and the French feet
st Tam Sui. The Chinese by hiding in the
brushwood suffered some six hundred oi
the French force to land and come within
easy range OF their guns before they ap.
peared. The Chinese General Tso then led
the troops became panic stricken. The
Chinese killed seventy men and captured
one gun. They also beheaded twenty two
French corpses but desisted from the horri
BILE work upon o protest from the British
Consul. The Chinese loss is two hundred
killed and wounded. The fighting lasted
dye hours, at the end OF which time the
French retired to their ships.
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thai dIvIsI0N ent 20 FIorehce dufihg the
dav and ed on hand car TO their
homes $50 O'Clock they discovered
a liz acr{ track, tied down, and sue.
ceeded ID ring 1t before the arrival of
The east express, due there at 9:45
o'cIock. ection men saw four men
refreatinf under bridge near by after
the train Assed, making rapid progress
fowerds woods, where they probably
had hors l hiding. The Sunday night
previous ostruction was placed ior the
passengef , near Emporia ana resuiteo
IN wreck freight train and killing a
fireman. believed that this is the same
gang and 1 robbery Is their object. A re.
ward al bwas offered for the arrest OF
the peype fors OF the deed week ago.
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FINANCE AND TRADE.


LONDON, Oct. 1s.-The Marx Lane Press, In
its weekly review OF the corn trade. says
Weather stormy and unusually cold The
r,infall has improved the seed bed for the
crop Of 1885, but has prevented threshing,
thus lessening farmers deliveries and en-
abling sellers 10 maintain their rates: Sales
OF English wheat for the past week, 1895
quarters, at 32s ID, against n ,060 quarters, at
4Os I'd, for the corresponding week of last
wear. Trade In foreign wheat slow. Water
Side stocks increased. compared with 1883,
but flowing bulk decreasing owing to the
action Of American and Russian exporters.
Cargoes off coast are not improved There
were seven arrivals. Three cargoes with
drawn. three sold, including one OF No 1
California at 35, and four remained, includ-
ing two American. Fifteen cases OF over
due wheat are in passage. Dull prices for
wheat prevail. Flour quiet and steady. The
increase in imports checks trade. Maize
scarce. and higher Barley steady; oats firm,
Sd higher
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SEC 8. That the purchasers at said sale
shall pay the sums bid by them for the said
lots respectively to the Treasurer of the city
OF Los Angeles and the said Treasurer is
hereby authorized and directed to receive
the said moneys so paid as aforesaid.
SEC 4. The Mayor of the city OF Los Ange-
les is hereby authorized and directed to exc
cute, acknowledge and deliver to each pur-
chaser at said sale quit-claim deed of each
aud every lot so purchased at said sale and
paid for by him, upon the payment by him
OF the purchase money thereof as hereinbe-
fore expressed.
SEC. 5. The Clerk of the Council shall GER
tify to the passage of this ordinance and
shall cause the same to be published once a
week for eight consecutive weeks in the Los
Angeles DAILY HERALD, a newspaper pub
lished in said city, and thereupon and there
after 1t shall take effect and be in force.
hereby certify that the foregoing ordi-
nance was adopted by the Council OF the
city Of Los Angeles at its meeting of October
7th, A. d. 1884. w. W. ROBINSON,
Clerk of the Council of the city of Los An
geles
Approved this 18th day Of October, A. D.
1884 C. +. THoM, Mayor
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The Governors Report to the
Secretary of the Interior.

Secretary of the Interior.
wAsHIsaros, Oct. 1s.-In his report to the
Secretary OF the Interior upon the condition
OF affairs in New Mexico for the past year,
Governor Sheldon says: The Territory has
prospered materially In all its industries.
stock raising received a greater impetus
than any other interest, the number OF cattle
and sheep being estimated at two million
he ads, The report states that there Is an
frrepressible conflict being waged between
the cattle and sheep rancheros which may
result, In the near future, In the destruction
of the sheep-raising business. The trouble
IL attributed to the destruction Of pas
lures by the sheep, and there Is no authority
resting In the Territorial Government to stop
the conflict The remedy suggested Is the
passage OF law defining the boundaries OF
ranches and requiring the erection OF
fences.
The taxable property OF the Territory has
Increased in value during the year four mil
lion dollars. II Is asserted that unless law
is passed allowing individuals to acquire
large amounts of land II cannot be expected
that the ck-raising industry will be devel-
Oped 10 the highest attainable point Seven
eighfhs Of the public land In New Mexico,
says Governor Sheldon, will In all probabili-
fy never become the property OF citizens as
IL Is diffcult to comply with the require
ments OF the present land laws on account
tie the status Of the Spanish and Mexican
grants has retarded the progress Of the Terri.
tory. The production oil gold aud silver has
reached a point Sufficient, in the opinion OF
the Governor, to Justify the establishment OF
\ United States mint In the Territory,
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TIM sPeRrINa WORLD,


LEXINGTON, Ky. Oct I7.-Trotting races
commenced to-day with splendid weather
and a perfect track. The fastest two year
old time. 2soi< was made. johnson paced
against his fol ecord OF s;lo. and won
Sssilv in n .OS: h. quarter, .33lz; half, l ;0t;
thiri auerter. 1877. First race, year old,
stakes Il. l.. simmons Eagle Bird won,
Greeniapde, Brown, Wilkes, Haversack and
Charley wilkes, we're distanced. time, 2:3o1<.
'',s aescond race d rs class, nine starters. PEN
eos, won. McCioud. seconh; Lena swallow,
shirx: Kitty silver, forth, Best time 2'2itz'
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MERcED, Oct ls--Following is a list OF the
south-bound passengers passing here this
evening:
II + olConnor, Judge Thornton, A Kinney,
W Cheney, Chas Jacobs, G I Smith, u
Bosworth, Morgan Hill, J Murphy, II
Brown, Mrs John Haynes. q s Spence, A 7
Thomas, w II Cook, San Francisco; ID Ii
Metcalf, L W Mix, Oakland; l. w Jackson,
VIM White, Sacramento; Mrs B Cots, San
Jose M b Arthur, Cleveland, o: E X John.
son, Mt, Madison, la; Mrs Indie, Los An
geles; Mr. and Mrs Whitney, Brooklyn, N "
Mr. and Mrs M Smith, strathway, Ont
Gunnison. +; Rev e McMsnnis, L A; L
COssOtt Snc'tO.
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Cleveland Preparing to Visit
New York.

ALBANY, Oct. Ex-Governor Cleveland Is
to-day closing up work preparatory to his
trip to New York and Brooklyn on Wednes-
day. He will probably be accompanied
only by his private secretary, leaving on the
10 30 O'Clock A. N. His headquarters will be
the Fifth Avenue Hotel where he will re-
main Wednesday afteooon and evening.
The number of visitors at the Executive
Chamber to-day was very large.
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BERLIN, Oct ls.--The North German Ga
zeffe saws; The idea OF Congo Congress
in Berlin Is warmly approved by the govern
Austria and Russia. The Gazette also states
that Germany recently took steps In London
to obtain security for German commercial
interests in Africa in the event OF British
annexation OF what is now unoccupied ter
thus far resulted In the decision that Great
Britain shall only place the southern coas
Of New Guinea and adjacent islands under
British protection and that the entente cor
dtote may be hoped In regard to any riva
where
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KANSAS CITY, Oct. 13.-John Lowry and
vile, cattle feeders for G. d. Hudson, were
Mo, this evening. Lowry was found at The
barn with bullet hole in his head, and his
wife near the house. her skull having been
crushed with an axe. The crime is mysteri,
Gus, though II Is suspected that ii was com
mitted by a party OF tramps seen In the
vicinity
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Rurdette 4 Pond. schedulc.

NEW YORK, Oct 13.--The schedules of
assignment Of Burdette 4 Pond, Commission
Merchants, filed to-day, state the liabilities
to be 305, 600; nominal assets, s2s6. 600; actual
al statement shows liabilities to be $1g7, 600
nominal assets, $414 900; actual assets $lgl. goo
The Individual liabilities of Samuel G.
Pond are stated at 1900 nominal assets,
liabilities are S617, 600; nominal assets. sse1..
900: actual assets s.,S6 (QO
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p,s,a MsasHMisoI9s, Msia, OCT. B.-The International
to day adopted the meridian of Greenvinps
Ihe representatives of France and Brazii
did not vote, and the representative ~ ssn
Domingo voted against It, VI san
Los Angeles daily herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1884-1890, 1884-10-14
GRANT AND WARD.
fore Monetary Creskednesa
Coming 20 Light.

New YoRK, Oct. i3.-R. N. Smith Co,
loaned Grant 4 Ward $4,000 on the security
of so first mortgage bonds OF the Wheeling
and Lake Erie Railroad, each having par
value OF 900. These bonds were part Of
lot given by Commodore +. X. Garrison to
Grant 4 Ward In April last to secure note
for soc, 600. Nearly all of the bonds were
hypofhecated by Grant 4 Ward to various
parties. The Garrison note became due
october 9Th. and to collect II, 1t became
necessary to return the bonds. The Central
National Bank was the depository OF the
bonds and note with power to
collect the note and return the bonds.
John r.. Terry Garrison's assignee,
refused to pay the note, claiming
there were counter claims against Grant 4
Ward amounting to $4,000 Smith & Co.will
now bring suit against Grant & Wards re-
ceiver, Garrison s sssignees, Che Marine Bank
recsiver and others who rehypothecated the
bonds and notes, to have all the bonds
placed in the hands OF a receiver. Com
plainants say that Commodore Garrison $
estate Is large enough TO pay all creditors
known At the present time and leave SUI.
plus Of q, ,0O0, 900, but that II the celebrated
suit OF Peter Marie and others should be de
cided against the Commodore's estate II
would not be worth more than sufficient to
pay preferred creditors In full and others
only one third OF their claims.
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PorrsrowS. Pa. Oct. l3-At to-day's ses-
sion OF the Eastern Synod Of the Reformed
Church of the United States the following
resolution was adopted:
Resolred, That this Synod favors prohibit
tion OF the manufacture and sale of intoxi-
eating drinks as beverages by constitutional
amendment.
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CHICAGO, Oct 13.-The Baltimore 4 Ohio
Railroad to-day notified the steamship com
panies' agents here that 1t would pay 20 per
cent commission on all immigrant business
over its line, both from New York and Balti-
more. This Is understood to be in retalia-
tion on the Pennsylvania Company for cut
ting of the Baltimore 4 Ohios New York
connections It is thought this action will
disrupt the immigrant pool and probably
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STOCKTON, Cal, Oct 13.-A. G.. Brown, q
native OF Maine, aged So years, and pioneer
was identified with the early organization o.
the Masonic and Odd Fellows Orders. Ht
was permanent Secretary of Charity Lodge
OF Odd Fellows for more than twenty years
| For many years he occupied the positions o.
Justice Of the Peace and Police Judge IL
Stockton.
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NEW YORK. Oct. 3.-Governments, firm
Railways, firm. Stock irregular and offer
ings light There were several sharp fiuctu
ations within range Of 2ls per cent. but tn,
best figures Of the day generally were cur
Saturday, closing prices are Il to ~ higher
except Louisville and Nashville, and Read
ing, which are u to " lower
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PirTsBuRoH, Oct. Is.-The grand iury
Dund true bills against President Riddle
ana Cashier Reiber OF the defunct Pennsyi-
.,n vanla BANK ior T. conspiracy and the embez.
ziement OF 1000, and against A. J. Wat
son, oil broker, for conspiracy to defrsnd
the pennsylvania Bank depositors
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AsfartIinx Disceyerx.

Physicians are often startled by the re
markable discoveries. The fact that DR.
Kings new discovery for Consumption and
all Throat and Lung diseases ia dali,
curing patients that they have given up Il
die is startling them to realize their sense q
duty, and examine into the merits OF thi,
wonderful discovery. resulting in hundred.
OF our best physicians using il in their prac
tice Trial bottles free at G. +. Hienzenian' ).
Drug store. Regular size 81.
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= a
BRIGHT'S
Just Received!

10000 yards Calico .............4 "a cents
1000 yards Ginhams. Observation-Disclosures. -. cents
5000 yards Lawns Observation-Disclosures. 6 cents
5000 yards White Pique ue...... e cents
1000 yards Dress Goods from. to 30 cents
5000 yards of Brown and Bleached Muslin cents and
upward
5000 yards of Summer Dress Goods Just Received
5000 pairs of Gloves from &C. TO 81 pah
6,75o pairs of Hose for Ladies at ..7 to as cents
$3.50 pairs Children's Hose .5t to Il cents
1925 Corsets from ....s................2oc Zoe to ST.
10, 900 pairs of Ladies Shoes from 7sc to A
$500 pairs Childrens Shoes from 25c to $I.25
10000 yards Ribbons from 2 to 7s cents yard
10000 yards of Lace from .......I to soc a ward
yards of Jaconet Edgings from to 4oc ward
10000 Ladies Hats, trimmed and untrimmed from 2sc
to- SIS.
1000 Children's Hats from m............Ioc to ST.
5000 Plumes and Tips from. Ioc to ST.
5000 Bunches Artificial Flowers from 81 bunch
Also large stock of
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QUEBEC, Oct. I3.--The government has In.
creased the reward for Information leadins
70 the conviction Of the authors OF Satnr,
days outrage 70 $4,000 The police are vigor-
long. "eioie
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government bonds and Railway
Shares.

New YORK, Oct. 13.-Threes, 100; as
12ls; As, 1917; Pacific, S5; Canadian Pacific
4Ssz; Central Pacific, 401s; Denver 4
Northern Pacific. 10; preferred, do. ls7{
North Western, -. New York Central
947z Oregon Navigation, 20; ;Trauscontlnen
tai, 1874; Improvement, 10; Pacific Mail, 55sz
Panama, gs Texas Pacific, 11sa; Union Pa
ciic. 56Is; United States. =; Fargo, =; West
tern Union 64l<
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SAN FRANCISCO, Oct ls.-A San Rafael dis
patch states that M. Healy, the Town Consta,
four O'Clock by man named O'Toole. 4
prominent leader In local politics and for,
merly connected with the workingmen's
movement In Marin county. Healy Is not
expected 10 live. Both men had been drink
inf aud got into dispute ending with the
above result.
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WASHINGTON. Oct. 13-There Is good
authority for the statement that the Govern
ment of the United States has not been
asked to mediate In France Chinese affairs
by either disputants and, therefore, II has
not conditionally or otherwise refused " IA
do so, as stated In Paris dispatch to-day.
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STOLEN TREASURE RECOv.
Erred.
Youthful stage Robbers Arrested
and Made 10 DisgOrge.

SAN Francisco. Oct 1s.-J. B. Hume and
John Thacker, detectives Of Wells, Fargo
& Co., arrived this morning from Glover
dale, having in their possession $500. $1,000
in silver and the rest in gold coin, being the
amount, less $500. stolen from the Glover
dale and Mendocino stage by road agents on
the 9th inst. The robbers were Billy Cor.
bett and John Dwyre The citizens OF An
derson valley, in which the robbery took
place, formed themselves Into posse and
captured the young highwaymen next day,
about twenty-five miles from where the rob
berry occurred. They were taken to Ukiah,
and were held for trial for robbery. Over
5000 in gold was found upon them. They
confessed the crime and told Hume and
rhacker where they had buried the rest OF
the plunder. The detectives went to the
shovels found the buried treasure as de
Srrihad