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philadelphia, Pa, March l'LAhh
oaicial of the PENNSYLVANIA raiiroao
aid to-day "There is prachcally no
Observance of pool rates ON iTeleh,'
either east or west bound lie De
e ioros that all the lines are already
citing independently, but there has
n monn no considerable cutting OF rates
,or most lines have nearly as muSh
business as they can conyeni n,,,
handle. lie further stated the Penn
nrivania railway will take de'erhl
/ med stand against entering the new
noOl.
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..si,or,,, Worn ofIt.

Pittsburg. March IAN Fun,
bnrgh CLARION county, Pa, special
says. J. Spargs. postmaster, commit
,"d .uicide last night by shooting
himself through the heart. lie was
ahnr, in his accounts, and took this
means of escaping disgrace
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Macon. Tia. March 1.-THE strike
# the engineers of the East rennes-
zee. Virginia & Georgia road has
ended. Chief Engineer Arthur OF
Z cleveland. arrived yesterday and re"
Viewed the situation. In the after
Noon a committee from the Brother,
hood of locomotive Engineers wmle3
an superintendent Fry and aeknowi
edoed their hasty action. They sh.
they we're willing to return to "orS
which ended the strike.
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Denver, March 1.-THE situation
Mt springer, y. NJ, is unchanged since
midnight. A large number OF cow
boys remain in town; some are very
defiant Troops will remain un'h
mint Is restored.
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Chicago. March 1.-THE Dall!
Ncws' Danvillc, Ills, special says
Five hundred miners employees ~
,be Ellsworth coal company struck
to-day fora restoration OF prlce3i ,,' :,
ing to 80 cculs ton, ron, VIM" "a
was reduced to 10 cents feDfuar! -"'
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Farmers. don't let Your chickens.
turkeys, ducks, etc, die oil ehole,a
when Bass Cholera Cure never ians :.
For sale by IL. Behrens ana Oas'les q
Morrison, druggists, Waco, ~
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81. paTIsiCK's DAY.
Fan, nay ana Excellent Par"ae
al New York.

New York, March 1.-THE various
Irish societies celebrated the day by u
nnrade which was reviewed by Mayor
Trace A fine day and no trouble oil
any kind. .....,.,.
Washington, March list; fst'
rict,s nnrade was very creditaol.t
one and the president reviewed Il
while passing the executive mansion
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LOOKS IKE RUSSIA Will TOE THE
SCRATCH.
Berlin. March l7.-Baron Won
pl;rhroeder is negotiating with other
canitslists with view to placing u
new Russian loan. Baron Won bllcl,
roeder is not only the most emlnen'
banker of Berlin, but also the conn
dental adviser of Bismarck IN hnah'
ciM matters. His appearances IN tne
market as fiscal agent OF hussi'
would. therefore, be very Signlhcah'
aud would indicate war with Engiah'
was seriously intended by Russia
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r,. II. co.. new superin.enden'.

Cincinnati, March i7.-Dowd Lee
has been appointed superintendent Of
the main branch of the Baltimore x
Ohio railroad, vice William Nj
clements, resigned, 10 take eject
April |.
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WASHINGTON NEWS ITEMS.
secretary whtiney's instructions TO
Commander uahan.

Washington, March l7.-Secretary |
Whitney to-day sent dispatch TO |
Commander MahaD, of the Wachus- 4,
sett, at Panama, informing him that
hustilitics are likely TO take place be-
tween some Central American states
and Barrios which will eudanger the
lives and property of citizens of the
United States, and directing him to
proceed with his vessel to La Union,
la Liberta1 and other points on the
Central American coast, to protect
American interests. The secretary
also directs Commander Mahm To
protest against any attempt to cut
cables or interfere with their use, and
to take precautiOn to protect the
health Of his officers and men from
diseases which would render it neces-
sary for the vessel to leave that coast.
cura,,r rrs,y I,9oG. AT -THF ROCKS.
accountant of New York for the pur-
nose OF having thorough inSshtleaS
tinn made of the acts aud mcthous Oh
kecpinr accounts in every brahch VI
the navy department.
ITEM FOR OFFICE sE EKERs.
If is probable there will be con-
, sidctablc reduction in the number OF
= nostotiice inspectors Tor the curren'
} month. II is expected the vacancy III
: the office of superintendent oil inc
/ United States mint at Carson Cit!
( New. will be filled tomorrow by tht
I nomination of William Garrard' o'
= Nevada ....
1 CONTRIBUTIONS.
! Col. Nelson IL. Davis. Inspector
L General with the rank of brigadict
e General; Lieut.. Col. Absalom Bar.
5nsnoctor general, with the rank o
# colonel, Edward ID. Clarke, OF Missi'
sinni. assistant secretary of the int
in rippr. sidney ID. Jackman, of TeNa
O. i'n;ted states marshal of the wes'er
~ district of Texas. mir. Clarke, aoov
~ named, is seriously i'll with phe'
be monia.
~, HON. Joseph :. MILLER,
be nominee for internal revenue comm.
MS Toner. has received a great maj
e. coneratulatory kilograms from
ed sections of the country, ana from u,
II nnhlicaus as well as democrats. !
In foiIowinp was received from the CO
to tor of the Wheeling lntelligencer;
nd Accept black republicans hoa
zen celebrations. | think our hest peoI
ny will approve. , II An,
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Every one 10 know that W. NJ. kel-
Iett. OF Waco, is selling the following
Minnesota Chief Thresher and Pow
er.' standard and Weir Cultiyator.,
Mitchell wagons and jackson wagons
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Dover, Del. March l7.-Shortly be-
moan bo,h houses OF the Legislature
met in separate session and balloted
for United States senator. Attorney
tiencral Gray received the vote oil
every member.
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New York. March 1.-THE board
of health has directed a house,toinouse
inspection of the city forthwith, in
view of the probable appearance oil
cholera this summer.
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savannah. March 1.-THE Chatham
artill,r organized in 1856. VIII visit
tho New Orleans exposition on
Georgia day, March 2t'h, and WI
carry two cannon presented to inc
romnnny by Washington.
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GALVESTON GLEANINGs.
The Jib-lfoom Jibed, and Away u
Went.

| Galveston, March IL. - Emanuel
George, II Greek sailor on the schooner
Resale, plying between this city and
Calcasieu, was knocked overheard by
! the forchuom aud lost yesterday when
I the vessel was within five miles of
this port. Capt. Bowers, Of the
schooner, reported the drowning of
George TO United States Commits
sioncr Spann, together with the fact
that the vessel owed The deceased
SSl. The captain was instructed to
pay the wages aud turn over the effects
oftbe deceased sailor 10 the eollectorof
customs rs theproper custodian, who in
turn would transfer them to the clerk
of the United States circuit court,
who would hold them in trust for the
legal heirs.
A GUBERNATORiAL GUEST.
The governor of Nebraska, who has
been making n tour of the state, arriv-
ed this morning aud will spend u
few days with friends prior to his
visiting the worlds exposition.
A rARTy OF TOURISTS
from Chicago under Col. A. .Iuactt.
of the Pullman Palace Car company.
arrived this morning FROM New Or
leans, aud after visiting points of m-
terost, departed this evening for Hot
Springs,
THE SUPREME COURT
to-dny handed down decisions in the
following cases: 1hc National Bank
of Texas VS.. II. IovunburR, assignee,
from Galveston county; affirmed.
rhoo. Keller VS.. Smallcy 4 Harris.
from Harris county; reversed aud re-
wardeded for appellant. The opin-
ion of Chief Justice Willie in the case
of the National Bank of Texas VS.. Is.
Lovenberg, assignee of &. Schwartz, in
which judgment was rendered In
the district court for $4,000,
is very important. The court held
that the instrument through which
the bank claimed title to the goods,
wares aud merchandise of &. Schwartz
was a chnttel mortgage and the pos
session remaining in schwartz, title to
the goods, etc, passed by assignment,
made by him TO Lovenbcrg. That
the bank, having taken possession OF
the goods, etc, after the assignment,
was liable for damages as trcspasscr
G "i,, thst t has iBt|fEpt 81 lhe lowel
. clark VS.. the Houston Post publshini
cn,nnany for $3.50, and the SUITS q
/ the Graham Paper company as"ihs
; tbc same company have been conhoi
d.tod and will be tried us one, III
plca, in abatement by delehuah' w
n ing withdrawn and abandoned
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IRELAND.


dublin. March l7.-Portadown was
,,a sconc of n serious riot to-day n
hody of nationalist rioters wreeNeu
the houses of certain obnoxious per
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AT WASHINGTON!
Col. Iackman Can Now Fin.
ger His Marshal's Com
mission 4!
The senate and the Executive
Separated by "a Tiny ana
Temporary Breach!
The Monroe Doctrine as AdyO-
Gated by Baya'd and EndOrs-
ed by the senate!
Mr.. I.ansaI's Assistant Com
6rIned. but Death May File
a Prior Claim!
The Administration Growing
Daily In Grace at Home
and Abroad!
A Hitch In one Of the Presidents
nominations.

Nominations.
Washington, March 1.-THE nomi-
nation of Joseph >. Miller, to be COM
missioner of internal revenue, vice
Walter Evans, resigned, which was
sent to the senate yesterday, was re-
ported favorably from the senate COM
mittCe on finance to-day aud taken
up in executive session. The point
was made that Evans had not resign
ed, aud this gave rise toa discussion,
during which a message was received
from the president rcnominating Mil
Of of YESTERDAY este DGTiRg inhsI3te4Sed,
proceedings it was developed tha'
Evans had told the secretary OF tiIc
treasury ne would resign whenever
tho secretary wished. Evans, II was
exnlained, supposed he would be calico
mon for his resignation. WINE oecre-
ary Manning under stood the expires
| sion of willingness to resign was res
ignation i'm tact. The republican SEN
aiors snid there was no Intention u
,ntogonize the administration Ill thi
regard, and expressed the opln'oi
that the position OF comilisslohci "
;mterual revenue was one which oush
Ia be filed By man of the preslnehl
choice. but they thought injustice nae
heen done Evans in not giving MI
the opportunity to resign. The nom
nation was referred to the ilhahc
committee.
"sr,psrA NTIALI.Y a DECLARATION
+. WAR"
Fl" Discussion of Central America
affairs, begun yesterday, was thGh r.
.mmed. the pending question pe'i
The resolution offered last FRIDAY
senator Edmunds declaring IL 10
the sense of the senate thai barrl'
president of Guatemala, should
prevented from carrying on
Icheme of annexing neighborlng
nublics. The resolution was crl'lcl"
ma amounting substantially 10
Re declaration of war, and Senator
10 ~alls proposed an amenllhen,
modify it in this regard. me an'e =,
'nent was lost, and the senate II
,donted the resolution with o
seven negative votes. senator
,nnnds moved that the INJUNCTION
oco secrecy be removed from the res'
WV lion and vote upon it, but a sli
Injection carried it over under
rules tor a day.
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FRANCE.

pruonEp GERMAN INTERVENTION
Paris. March lit Is rulnoreu
Germany will mediate between
France and China
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Camden, Me-, March IL -Posimas-
ter Rich has resigned, holding that
the office should be filled by one III
accord with the administration.
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House joint resolution 81. to amend
section s of article . of the constitu-
ton. The object of the amendment
is to give the district court appellate
powers over contested elections and
all suits of every character of which
Jurisdiction is not given by law.
The resolution was ordered en-
crossed with slight amendment.
House joint resolution rs, provid-
ing for a vote of the people on the
third Tue sday of August next. on
the question of prohibition was dis
c1sscd by Thompson and Others
Senate bill No. 4, prohibiting the
formation and chariering of corpora
tons for buying and selling and sub
dividing lands, and declaring the pur-
poses for which private corporations
may be formed, was considered.
Mr.. Pendleton. of Bell, offered the
following amendment: The purchase
aud sale of merchandise with capital
stock not exceeding $4,000. Adopted.
'fhis is in the interest Of grange cor
liOrations.
by Mr.. Foster, of Grayson: Strike
out section 4, relative to skating
Kinks, and inserting provision for
stock and farm products associations.
Adopted.
BY Mr.. Yeager: Adding section for
encouragement and promotion of ag-
riculture. Adopted.
Bill as amended passed. ..
| House Joint resolution amending
/ 10 ii.Gte IuGrtiftte, Il al the constitution
come citizens twelve months before
voting. was engrosscd,
Fl I'm The evening session the items
in the appropriation bill providing
for the expenses of the department
of insurance. statistics and history
+ and fish commissioners Office were
stricken out.
The puolic printing estimate wa
, approved. .,o o,n;roor wcr
a stricken out, thus killing that depart
{ ment
The items for the supreme con-
were cut down 81 300.
p. Court of appeals accounts were CT
p down $50
! NIGHT SESSION.
If House concurred in senate ameh'
s. ments to the iiOn-Clad notes blll.
e. Also IN senate amendments TO I!
IS, gambling bill. making gambling M
m demcan0r subject to S25 to Sloo u
re and ten to p,nety days imprisoninei
u senate amendment fixing same pc
atty on unlicensed billiard and oth
games was not concurred in. -,
is Mr.. Blount called up Joint resoI
nv ton for final adjournment, WIN co
all mittee amendment liking the Zith
re- March as the date. q
he Amendment failed and March
di- was adopted. Motion made to rec
slider was withdrawn.
rty Senate bill relative to surveys
nlc which there is no title to the prope
recorded, passed.
+. House bill amending the estray.
passed. Also, house bill requli
l.. county commissioners to give DO
House bill grading teachers Ger
attic Gates and governing transfers oil
dren, etc, passed.
Jam House adjourned.
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81 Louis. March 1.-THE executive
committee OF the brotherhood oil Lo-
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ons. Bands of Orangemen paraded
he streets, and great excitement pre-
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prow-poker is much dearer than u
draw ON an Opera Pull Cigarette.
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The hest smoking tobacco is Little
Joker"
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The Panama Perturbation Ended
New York, March l7.-Reliaele All
vices state the Panama revolution mas
| ended.
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now in transit Thanking friends for their patronage 1.-The
remain very truly yours,
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1885-05-05

but he remembers how many years it
took to get the nonsense out of him
and get down to his fighting weight
and be has very little inclination or
disposition to have that "sort" about
him. He also remembers the young
college graduate whom he was per-
suaded to take much against his judg-
ment, on trial, and who, when he was
sent to report coroner's inquest,
after an Introductory in which ancient
Rome aud the usual college essay had
been worked up, described the ap-
pearance of the corpse, the coroner
and the jurymen, but forgot entirely to
mention the verdict. We give this
merely as an illustration however,
while not endorsing the popular be-
lief that the college graduate is I'm.
fitted for newspaper or other work.
If young man has energy and the
true balance which must ever 90 with
a clear and well cultivated mind, he
will not make use of his college edu-
cation as means of showing his SUI
periority over his fellows but will
modestly recognize the fact that it is
merely the warp in which the wool of
shall be woven until when
the web is completed there shall be
smoothness and evenness and perfec-
ton. Then can be no reason that
mind which has been well trained and
receptive, should not learn business
details In a much shorter period of
time than is required for the one that
is unframed. the only requisite is, that
for the time being, the novice
shall forget that theory must give way
to practice and without energy, mod
esty and the peculiar adaptability of
his knowledge which assumes nothing
but yet is held ready for an opportu-
nifty, there can be no success. Preju-
dice soon must yield when common
sense and the above attributes enter the
field and the college graduate should
that it is in the battle of life |
hat men display or withhold the PROV
,ss which belongs to the good soldier.
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want, and now 1 know, since you are house
keeper during your ma-ma's ab.ence ~ the
exposition, you will want to Tear Aunt
Betties recipe. She said: well, Law. I!
chile, dom like to tell folks how l Coz q
thing, but I'll tell you. You les tsks q
chicken, young and tender and val
ler-legged, and you par bile her till sues
tender alters git hen chicken wh n you
kiu, honey, roos.er chickens, Jest like q
msn, hain't no good 'cep. fur srOw.n'-and
then you Jest sandwich her into layers OF
paste rich as Jew with cream and Uulier ;
then you add mo- chicken, lien mo- butter,
then mo chicken, tnen mo- pasIe, then
salt, peppah, lelle sweet ma, goram. mo-
chicken, some gravy, mo- ere m, aud tn N
hvp on de top crust, honey, and bake 'em a
rich brown in de oren. Laws white FOLKS
dom know how ter make chicken pie shuIe
) ou'r- t1wn." meant ID have told you
about th4t Lawn patty, but as IL is too col
for ole yet il will keep over until my pex',
and now L nus, clCss With
Yours lovingly,
DOIIIF.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1885-05-05
RELIGIOUS CRANKS.

Of late years the word crank, has
come into general use for people of
erratic habits and a desire to make
themselves notorious, but to no class
of people does the term apply with
more fitness than to the class who are
continually turning up, claiming to
have been called to perform some re-
ligious duty.
The Salvation army" has made
itself, under the leadership of one of
these cranks, a nuisance. and a re-
proach to church people generally,
who have fixed church government,
and the methods adopted are calcu-
lated ultimately, to result in much mis-
chief to the proper appreciation of
Christianity.
But it is not alone the Salvation
army that does harm, but other sects
who have, through the superstition or
ignorance, or cupidity of some long
haired individual, allowed Themselves
to be deluded into extravagant as
we'll as foolish exhibitions of their be-
lief, and who, in a sort of religious
frenzy, sacrifice common sense and
reason.
Generally speaking. the man who
claims to be "inspired," and who
comes into a quiet and isolated neigh.
borhood and turns it topsy-turvy by
his utterances, and his gesticultions
and posings, turns mp some fine morn
ing, not only missing, but leaving be.
hind him that peculiar unrest which
belongs to people who have been de-
frauded of their money.
In this day there are enough of
well Established churches under the
leadership of honorable and conscien-
tioua ministers to supply the demand
for religious instruction, and the
cranks should be given a short shrift.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1885-05-05
MAYOR HICKMAN.
How He Went Hunting and How
the Lizard Caught Him.

The following taken from the Shawnee
town, Illinois Record nil be Oh more tnsn
passing interest to u large number Of read.
ers OF lbIs paper:
"Ihe papers a:e noS out with wood cuts
of John b. R!ckman, mayor OF osdaIia. Mo-,
who figured prominently In the settlement
of the recent slrlkss along tue Gould system
OF roads.
Mayor Hickman is IN Engl SHIN u, AID
is we'll known heie. He cane tO Shawnee
t.wn auout tie year 1864, from the Pacifi;
coast, havII been n Australia, the Sand
aich Isla nds and 9th parts OF tie world.
He purch sed property at Sedslia Pre-
viuus To his ARRIVAL here, wh.r he re-
manned year or 20. de was known TO our
citizens as litersl, whole sou ed end hon.
orabie man and sprnt a gieat deal OF his
lime, despite his elormoI,S size In hun lug
and outdoor sports. On hunt, IN the up
per bottc ms at one time he sat down on a
log when q stray liz ri crawl d up under
bis clothing. Hickman jumped up IN about
the same prsdicament as was Sut Lovin-
goods preacher when the hell scorpions"
we.e after him and il was no tine TIL ne
had shucked of his othiug.
At another time he started eff with a
party on a duck hunt. The skif IVES
moorsd at the wharf and all the parties
had taken their places in II with their guns
except Hickman. He steppeo in the CEN
ter with his four or five hundred pounds OF
flesh and the bottom went out trea ing
the m to a good dusking. The P rites with
Hickman on that hunt have long since been
numbered in the silent city OF the dead.
At the time of Rickmsn's stay here, the
editor of the T. cord was Induced Though
him 10 pay q visit 10 Sedalis for the pur-
pose CT locating. He we'll remembers get
ting of the train after midnight in the
spring eff 1865, when that now thriving
city of many thousands was only place
of perhsps q couple OF thou and iubabi-
tants. We went up to the best bo ell as
recommer ded. Ii WIS weather boarded
with old fsshi med rived boards, known as
s.clapboaIds." The land ord came to the
doc, with tallow candle. As he went 10,
q side room doo- was open and the room
WIS seen to be filled with a wild
west" party en.ssei in poker paying.
They were then 10 sll the svagery OF their
make up rough and slouchy attire,
rough board tables, greasy cards, and tai
los candles to light up the scene to say
faripg "tenderfoot." We took in the situa
ton at once, pr 'pped the door shut with a
chair, went TO bed but not tn sleep and
awaited Wight, mentally resolving that
IL we lived till then 20 shake the dust from
our feet and travel cas- ward again. This
we did without even taking q look At the
shsckley aud rougn hewn town OF only
few wears birth.
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A morning contemporary hobs up
serenely to say in regard to the recon
vening OF the legislature:
"And only the most foolish preiu.
dice and grossest ignorance can actu-
ate those who are opposing the extra
session for the purpose of relieving
the situation. Only those who have
not been to Galloway county, and who
really would not know diseased lung
from boiled tripe, are claiming that
no pleuro-pneumonia exists. All those
skeptics who have made an examina-
ton of the afflicted cattle, pronounce
it contagious pleuro-pneumonia.'
Thus, is the governor of our great
commonwealth ignominiously sat up
on. Alas, DR.. Paquin ! Alas! Alas |!
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1885-05-05
A CHILD WHO ASKS TOO MUCH.

Papa. what's a safe ?" asked a -etenth
street boy Of his father at the tea table last
night.
"a fe, my child, is a charitable insti-
tuition, in which bene 7olent old people and
orphans lay up their money for the U.s. OF
s:ckly burglars in paying hotel bills at
Saratoga"
whats a cash:er?"
ga cashier, my son, is a signboard sstsb-
lisbed by amisble directors 10 point out ne
way into a safe"
whats d,tsctive?'
"He's burglars brother-in-law, and al.
ways boards with rich relatives"
"Wba,'s deposition ?"
my Juvenile interlocutor, he is the fool
who furnishes all the money for the BAL
ance."
"Where does the cashier live?"
HE generally moves to Canada, my
child, when he is about to be detected"