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Probate Court.

Letters of administration we're issued
ON the estate of VIM. Westhers, deceased,
to Peyton Weathers, who filed his bond for
5000, with J. J. Scott end S. P. Weathers
as surities.
Anthony n. Winter was appointed adj
mipis,rator of the estate of Piety Winter,
deceased, and his bond fixed at 81 900, with
James Shaw and George ClaptOn as SURF
ties
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DALIA WEEKLY BAZOO TUESDAY JANUARA ID, 1885.

sntinvention Of no small worth. II is what
be calls the "ssfesy-weight halter" being
so arranged n 70 be impossible for horse
to get choked VI get his foot 10 the halter
without the loop coming loose without
strain. and 20 arranged that when he steps
close to the msngsr the slack in the halter
is taken up BY mesns of Q svell-weishi
which is suspended from the end of the
halter where it goes through the hole in
the manger.
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What'll You Take?

Mr.. Jerry p. Thomas, Central Park
Hotel, seth street and 7th Avenue, New
York. writes as follows: Last summer
suffered fearfully with neuralgia and could
not get any rest. night or day. A friend
who had used 81. Jacobs Oil, thought so
highly of its healing qualities that he gave
me some to try. tried il and obtained the
FIRST nights rest and was cured. have
found il to be the very best remedy. /
keep it constantly in my house for my
family, have recommended it to others and
would not be without il.
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Hydrophobia.

Mr.. johnson, residing on Eleventh and
Kentucky stIoers, yesterday shot q small
eur dog supposed to have been mad. The
dog vas evidently suffering from some dis
ease, and had crested panic among the
cstisens of that vicinity. II was rumored
that the animal had bitten child, but this
pHss not traced TO any authentic source.
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Tha Seduction Case.

The readers Of the BAZoo will remember
the mention IN yesterdays BAZoo of the
hear less betrayal and desertion of a young
womsn BY a W, althy lover In this city and
the statement, that unless be did something
TO reclify his crime, his name would be
given and he would be branded IS a tit OBJ
iect for public scorn aud condemnation.
The BAZoo is glad to say the gentleman
" stsrday put in a prompt appearance,
turned over the checks for his unfortunate
victims trunks and promised, if he was
not exposed, that he would make ample
provision for his unfortunate victim
What he may consider "ample provis-
ion," and how sincere he may be in his
promises ore unknown gu ,niiIies il remsins
for time 10 solve, and that time will be
freely given him provided he shows a dis
position 10 de as he said, as it is net the
mission of the BAZoo 10 rectify one crime
with another, but to suppress and rectify
wronss with right so far as may be.
The article created no 1t lie comment
and inquiry yesterday, and also caused
a display of generous ard noble feeling on
the part of a committee of ladies, which
the BAzoo is happy to record,
they having sent word TO Marshal
Barnett that they held themselves
ready to administer to the needs of the un-
fortunate woman if il became necessary.
This indicates progressive step far in adj
vance of the old ruis followed by mankind,
with respect to their sex in the past, and
augurs well for the fnsl hlotting out Of the
most disgraceful trayesty upon the
escutcheon of Christian cisiliz alton, the
custom that visits upon the erring woman,
the concentrated vengence and an anthema
of wrong for which the equally guilty man
is scarcely censurej and never barred from
decent society.
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Annual Election

Sedsia Savings Bank held It's annual
election OF officers yesterday, with the fol-
lowing results:
President Mentor Thomson.
Secretary-Jnhn T.. Hall.
Cash;er-T W. Cioney.
Asst. Cashier r 7. Gentry
The bank is in fourishing condition, and
DECLARED its ususl semi-annusl dividend of
6 per cent payable en- demand.
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Regulars

One OF the strongest proofs of the vslue
OF Kidney Wort as q remedy for all dis
eases of the Kidneys, Liver and Bowels,
is the fact thst il 10 used and prescribed by
Irregular" physicians. Philip c. Ballou,
NJ. D., of Monkton, W., says: take il ell
in all, il is the most successful remedy /
have used.1
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AmusemantS.

The billing and cooling Of some members
of the RomaDy Rye company in the ladies
waiting room Of the Garrison House depot
last night was rather disgusting to the de-
cent people AID a very poor Recommends
ton as to The moral status of the members
of that periginaIiny on fiji.
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Horsfordis Acid Phosphate a Good
Thing.

DR.. Adam Miller, Chicago, ILL.,, Gays: 81
hsve recommended Hcsford's Acid Phos.
phate to my patients, and have received
very favorable reports 1t is one OF the
very few really valuable preparations now
offered 10 the effected. In a practice OF
thirty. FIVE years have found few god
things, and this is one of them.
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Attention.

Citizens OF Sedslis and Petlis county,
your presence is requested az Crawford's
variety store, 5l9 Ohio street, where you
will find tin, glass, queenswsre and notions
at rock bottom prices. Please give me q
call. Satisfaction guaranteed.
l.Ild6w2t ]. w. CRAWFORD.
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CROUCH ON PAIN

Cures collie, cramps disrrhoes external.
ly for aches, pains, sprsins, headache,
neuralgia, rheumatism. For man or beast
% and SOC.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1885-01-13

Ladies who would retain freshness ard
vivacity. Dom; fail 10 try "Wells Health
Remover"
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CROUCH ON COUGHS,

Ask for Rough on Coughs" for Coughs,
Colds, Sore Throat, Hoarseness. TrO;hes,
Loo. Liquid, 25c
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F.ITHD 10 fIATERIALIzE.

The authorities at Moberly, however,
now seem 10 think he is In hiding near
;hat place and are maxine strong efforts to
apprehend him. IF heir surmises are cor
rect however, the discovery of the fact
VIII compel him 10 .e and il is barely
possible be may then STOW up in this city.
Yesterdays Monitor gives the following
account OF
AN ATTEMPT TO TRAP HIM.
Yesterday was given to our city police
that the hiding place of Dyer had been
discovered within easy reach of this city
in a skirt of timber Accordingly Mar
shall Heating, ex-Marshal Galbreath
and posse of about siS or seven
others buckled on their weapons
and started for the hiding place of
the murderer. The night was very dark,
although the sly was clear, aui the wealth.
er NOT so extremely cold. A heavy frost
was falling which made the leaves in the
timber crisp, and rendered il very difficult
TO search the place without making any
noise. A consultation was held and il was
decided TO separate and surround the tim.
Der in which DYER had taken refuge.
When each man had arrived at the point
designated to him, he was to remain as
quiet as possible until the coming dawn
would m ske it light enough to see distinct
ly through the woods. Every precaution
was taken to see that none OF the party
should be taken unawsrs, as Dyer is
known to be q desperate character and
would no, hesitate one instant at she dding
more blood, if by SO doing he could keep
out of the hands of his pursueE. The men
who sought 10 capture him are all brave
men, bu. not reckless, and none of them
wanted to be a target for Dyer if they
could help it. When daylight came q
thorough search Of the woods was made
and unmistakable evidence of mis- havirg
been there but short time before was
found, but the bird had flown and left no
trace of where he had gone. The officers
are still on the alert and believe confident.
ly that be is rot far from this plsc. and
will lead to his capture, which is looked
for before very long.
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THIS PEOPLE

"Wells' Health Rer ever" restores health
and vigor, cures Dysrepsia. importance.
Sexual DEBILITY. 81.
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company
Obituaries,

Martin Kelly, aged 81 years, died at the
residence OF his father-in-law, James Glass,
vest rday. His remains will be sent 10 Ma
comb. Illinois, to-day for interment. MIR.
Kelly has been an invalid, but while ne
hailed death as welcome messenger, ms
bereayed relatives and friends feel deeply
loss which deprives them OF one whose life
hiss been long and useful, and whose UNI
form kindness and honorable ways has
endeared him 10 all who knew him.
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MOTHERS

If you are feeling broken, worn out and
nervous, use wells Hesllh Renewor."
81. Druggists
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DEVILISH DYER
Believed to be in Hiding Near
Moberly-A Search is
Made.
Bat tho Bird Had Flown Before
the Break Was
Made.

The name of Dee Dyer, the eI-convic,
and murderer, is too well known TO
S.dalians and his recent murder OF
Csrroll too fresh in their minds to require
aoy particular mention. Since his last
crime the police of this city have been
watching his old quarters here, but he has
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CROUCH ON RATS"

Clear cut rats, mice, reaches, flies, ans,
bed-bugs, skunks, chipmunks, gophers.
I5c. Druggists.
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CROUCH ON CORNS.v
Ask for Wells "Rough on Corns.r 15c
Quick complete cure. Hard or soft corns
warts, bunions.
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HEART PAlNS.

Palpitation, Dropsicsl Swellings. Dizzi-
ness. Indigestion, Head ache, Sleeplessness
cured by sWells' Health Reviewer"
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1885-07-31

Chicago, July 3O.-The committees
appointed by the barbcd-wirc manu-.
facturers at their meeting on Tuesday
TO arrange the details OF the proposed
pool submitted report yesterday
II recommended the organization OF a
national barbed-wirc fence company
with capitol stock of $2,0OO,O0O di-
vided into 10000 shares of 800 each
the organization TO be accomplished
under a charter issued TO n similar
committee of of manufacturers De-
ccmber eth 1888. The proposed
company will lease the works of the
several members, and its officers and
directors will have complete charge OF
the output as wei! as of prices. mem
bcrs being stockholders the committee
reported it would be ne
cessary to draft an agreement
to be signed by the manufacturers
before perfecting the proposed organ
ization. To enable the committee to
draft the instrument the meeting adj.
journed for a week. II is expected
that all manufacturers OF barbed wire
in the United States will sign the
agreement.
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Portland, Oregon, July 3O.-Tho
county Jail at Baker City, Olrgon,
burned Wednesday morning and five
prisoners were cremated alive while a
sixth was severely scorchei. One OF
the prisoners complained of feeling
sick and the jailor stepped across the
street to a drug store to get some
medicine. A moment later the alarm
OF fire was given. The building was
ofwood and the fire spread rapidly
The doors were broken open but tho
flames and smoke drove the crowd
repeatedly back and with great diff
Guilty Fred Winkleman, half-witted
murderer of Allen Rivers, was drag
ged from his cell inseusible and badly
burned. Five other prisoners in jail
had to be abandoned to their fate
Every appearance indicates the jai
was set ON fire by Wnkleman; doubt
less to make his escape during the ex
| element.
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the upper rooms of the cottage since
the death of the general, last evening
descended to the parlor, where she
viewed the remains of her husband
after they had been composed in the
casket. To-day she is as usual; her
mind distressed but physically well.
II is quite possible that Mrs. Grant,
in order to spare herself the fatigue OF
the throngs along the route and the
two or three days of waiting In New
York before the burial of the general,
may deem II wise TO defer her depar-
ture from here until Friday, Au-
gust 9TH.
II had been Thought nv those
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German.amorIoan Teachors.

St. Louis, July 3O-The German
American Teachers association recon-
vened this morning. DIR. A. Donai,
of Newark, N. Y, was rendered an
honorary membership of the assOcia.
ton recommendation of the.establish
ment of the first kindergarten in con-
nection with his German school at
Boston twenty-five years ago to-day
A. Schleck, of Detroit, read report
concerning the National German
American Teachers seminary. A
committee previously appointed and
submitted report strongly, protest
ing against the Introduction of TEN
perance text books in the schoo
the report was unanimously adopted
G., Bamberger principal of the Ney
York workingmAn's school sent pa
per OH working schools.
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VIRGINIA DEmooRAcY.
The Clio, OF Its straisbt-0ut ~

The Giat OF lts straisbt-Out n
form.
Richmond, Va, July 30.-The bod
cratic State convention assembled =
l0:l5 this morning. John T.. No.
and Captain Phil Mckinney add 70
the convention. Tho report
committee on resolutions wal
submitted. The platform sho
position to any increase of Ia;
opposes all further agitation
debt question, reiterating
ance" as a final settlement of II
dleberger bill;' rencws the pledge of
continued support of the ptblic-school
system; recommends clp,nge in the
revenue laws which /wili require
speedy settlement by. collecting OIL
GERS; recommends, the supervision by
the legislature ofthc operations OF the
railroads of the state so as to
prevent unjust or discriminating
changes; advocates liberal support to
insane asylums and continued aid to
needy and disabled ex-confederate
soldiers; recommends the passage OF
such laws as will permit each county
Or district 10 hold special election
on the question of the sale of spiritu-
Gus liquors; favors amendment OF tho
existing oyster laws; favors chan.
in the time of elections SO as to
lieve the people of the burden of I'll
frequent elections; favOrs the equal1
distribution of public patronage
among all sections; opposes the end
ploynent of convict labor in compe-N
tition with free labor and favors laws
compelling government contract SER
vices to be performed by free labor;
fayors the eight-hour law; advocates
complete and unconditional abolition.
of the internal revenue system; reaf-
firms the declarations of the national
democratic party at its last oonven-
ton ON the subject of tariff, especially
maintaining that necessary reductions
In taxation CAN and must be made
without depriving American labor of
the ability to compete successfully
with foreign labor; endorses civil-ser-
vice reform, while nj the same time it
opposes the appointment of offensive
partisans TO office; commends the ad-
ministration of President Cleveland
and especially the presidents action
in removing offensive federal officers
in Virginia; spurns the charges
brought against the democratic party
in a document purporting to be a
platform Of the republicans of the
state, aud sets forth what the demo-
cratic parry has done for Virginia;
concluding with severe arrangement
ofthe republican party. John +. Mas
sey was then nominated for lieuten-
ant governor on the first ballot. and
II. A. Ayers for Encouragement, on
the Sc cond ballot.
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FRENCH DOINGs.


THAT PANAMA CANAL.
Paris, July 3O-The annual meet
ing of the Panama Canal company
held yesterday, NJ. DE Lesseps presi-
dent. Delegates from the Colombian,
French and Spanish government were
present together with other distin-
guished persons. NJ. De Lesseps read
his annual report which was received
with applause, The chairman thought
the canal company had nothing TO
fear from she United States. lie re-
ported certain assertions made re-
Gently regarding the Monroe doc.
trinc which he declared was perfectly
consistent with the company's enter
prise. One of tho bond.holders pres.
ent questioned the figures in the report
aud demanded that com.
mittee of inquiry be ap
pointed. Charles DE Lessep,
opposed the motion and the report
was unanimously adopted and tn,
old board of directors was reelected
The meeting unanimously authorized
the board TO persist in its application
TO the French government, TO permit ,
collateral loan of 60O,OOO.OOO, francs.
SEVERE STORMS IN THE SOUTH.
Paris July S0.-Terrible and dc
structive storms accompanied by
thunder and lightning have prevaile,
over the southern provinces. Ii
Rodez, capital of province Aveyroi
lightning set fire to the priests semi
nary many farm houses have Doe
destroyed by storm aud many pei
cons are reported killed.
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H. HABER.

General Sherman that bo will
leave New York ut o a. m. on An
gust End tor Mt. McGreqor and
That representatives of the armies
of Tennessee and the Cumberland
would be placed In line on the day of
the funorai. Mayor Lowe requested
aposltion for himself and the mum.
cipaiity OF Brooklyn. The military
order of the Loyal Legion OF the Uni
ten States commandery OF Pcnnsyl-
vania will proceed to New York on
August sth.
a number of new aides were ap-
pointed and Rear-Admiral Jouett win
have charge of the naval arrange
ments.
GENERAL GRANTS PAIL BEARERS.
Washington, July 30.-The prcsi-
dent, who at the request of Mrs.
Grant will select the pail. bearers for
Genoral Grants funeral, recently telc-
graphed here to know IL she had any
preference or suggestions to make In
the matter. lie received reply 80
her to-day by telegraph,
II was her wish that he
the pall-bearers and t.
gestion she would ma
case any prominent ID
General Sherman or
cral Sheridan, be sell
officer, likG
ner, be also included In
Granl's wishes in this rel
The list of
will be announced in a I'd
Washington, July 30S
n nt hA ha
Alfred Bradley to be sd -
Of public buildings In ~ s.
vice Mr.. Glenn, removed; "a q
Of Arkansas 10 be receiver b : ~
monies at Harrison, Arkansl
NJ. ID. Mechcney to be receiver OF
lie monies at Des Moinos.
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GALvEsToN,s DEVIL FISH.
This one was Captured in the Gulf
Not tnkPolitics.


Galveston, July 30.-The Island is
IN state of excitement over the cap
tnre this evening of one of the school
of great devil-iish which, since the 1lth
inst, have appeared at intervals near
the island. AT the first appearance of
the marine monsters they boldly stood
in close to the beach Offering fair
target for n large number of shooters.
Bullets having no effect, an organized
expedition started on cruise for
them, and had one of the fish in close
quarters between the bars when COM
PEELED to desist by heavy gale. Yes
tcrday they again hove In sight and
were again attacked. One of them
was harpooned and on feeling
the iron, headed for the sea nj terrific
rate of speed. Reaching deep water,
the fish went for the bottom. com
polling the party to cut their twelve
iathom line, or go under with it. On
being sighted to-day at u point six
miles down the island the fish was
discovered In shallow water. badly
Injured and was captured without
much difficulty. II was lowed TO the
front at the Beach hotel and will be
pulled ashore tomorrow, aud meas
ured. Approximately, 1t measures
sixteen feet from the extreme tips of
its wing-like fins, and about fifteen
feet from snout to tip of tail. This
species of marine mammal, prior to
this, have never been seen oil this
coast.
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His HOLMES. the Pope

Rome, Italy, July So.-The pspal
allocution delivered during the con-
sistory to-day condolences the Italian
government for its action in prohibit
ing the public carrying of the sacra-
ment through the streets to the sick
and for permitting the assemblage
IN Rome of the Anti-Clerical
congress recently held in the holy city.
1t also renews the papal protest
against the governments occupation
of the City of Rome. The pope re-
grets French obstruction which. he
says, has recreasGd the difficulties
with France. He says that although
Rome has maintained a conciliatory
attitude during the progress of nego-
tistions with Prussia, they have
proved resnltless,
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ca,,lemen to vl.,, washington

ST. Louis, July 3O.-Another meet
ing of cattlemen was held here to-day
at which Seth Mabrey. j. l.. McCatce
and q. w. Ward OF Kansas City rep
rcsenting leases in the Cheyenne and
Arapahoe reservations and In the
Cherokee strip were present as well as
several 81. Louis men. 1t was agreed
to memorialize the president, and
Messrs. H. ID. Hunter, II. NJ. Pollard
Z. Z. Rainwater and W.B Thompson
of this city will leave with the Kan
sas City men TO night for Washington
TO place their cause directly and il
person before the president.
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"Isn't that Mrs. Holmesg | thought
the doctors gave her up. She looks
well now
"She is well. After the doctors
gave up her case she tried DIR. Prices
Favorite Prescription and began 10
get better right away. heard her saw
not long ago she hadn't felt so well In
twenty years. She does her own
work and says that life seems worth
living, at last. Why said she, Il feel
IS II had been raised from tho dead.
almost Thus do thousands attest
the marvellous efficacy of this God.
given remedy for female weakness
prolapsus, liberation leucorrhoea
morning sickness, weakness of stom
ach, tendency TO cancerous disease
nervous prostration. general debilit,
and kindred affections.
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Winnipeg, Manitoba, July SO.-In
the Riel trial at Regina yesterday the
remainder of the crown witnesses
were examined and the case for the
prosecution closed. The evidence bore
chiefly ON the part taken by the pris
oner in melting the rebels and leading
the half-breeds.
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"uaud s.''--2:Os 3-a.

Cleveland, Ohio, July 3O.-"Maud
s." went mile this afternoon over
the Chenille track in 2.0S 81. Her
time by quarters was 80 81, lsO4 i-2,
and 1885 1-2.
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Swiss and Lawn Embroideries.

We have large line OF these in all width
yard this showing biggest offered in this
We offering line of Torcon lacc insertions
yard, by which judge how chcapgoods getting.
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moving Clothing Department NEW BUILDING
dispose of all or summer stock and order TODD this have
will
30 OM of the POCKETS those who have been holding
onw waiting for "A Bargain
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Enbroideries
Embroideries

Hamburg Edgngs, nice qualities
Hamburg Edging good width
Hamburg Edging . 81
Hamburg Edging,
Hamburg Edgng all
cheaper line of Embroerie the above
auaty and not an undesirable in the
III thln the price sellng them
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White Goods and Lawns.

We il rushing at nj,
which
ms market We selling al yd -
we lot of India
until Ii no bot Jeff " ~ '''' =" Pi'eo'
coorcd Victoria dtoi6
like hot hiss PN 49, "''' "'"'
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Rome, July 3O.-The archbishop Of
Baltimore win probably be made q
cardinal, in September.