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Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1885-08-21
Duindllng From 81 100000 to sIoo,ooo

Out OF the 800 members of the New York
general committee of the Grant Fund asso-
citation but sixty attended the special meet.
ing on Thursday in the Mutual Life building.
which the committee would set out to raise
would be Sl00, 900 and as much more az possi-
BILE.
To-dny's subscriptions bring the total of
the fund to al, 200.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1885-08-21

3 1ffi8 Season for bass fishing is now at its
best. Fishing parties can be seen going on
the river every day and returning home in
the evening with q good number of bass as
the result of their days sport Yesterday
afternoon thirty-two of these fish were
caught by one party and another party sue
ceeded in landing fourteen Of the same kind.
the boiler to be used in the electric light
plant, in position in the building in the rear
OF the market house, formerly used as car
riage shop which has been purchased by the
company for the use of their machinery.
Part of the engine has already arrived and
the balance will be i'm town to morrow
where 1t will also be put in position.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1885-08-21

Connd GnFber, charged before Alderman
Barr with violating The Aquor law, in selling
~ - without Without ,ies9cs . end 20 minors, appeared
eeutnued far week.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1885-08-21

The hail storm in thefiower end of this
county which was noticed in yesterdays
paper tnrns out to be more serious than from
hr.t report The centre of the storm seems
70 have been about the unicorn, in Drumore,
from this point eastto Kings bridge, and
Heet - far - Chesn at Level. In these
sec4ions the tobacco N ,terally cut to pieces,
and u embrac0d some 'Df the finest In the
county We have hesreithe amount placed
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1885-08-21

From the New Haven journal.
There's something in this cigar that
makes me sick, /" said pale little boy to his
sister, al know what II is," responded the
little girl !" it's tobacker ~
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1885-08-21

In accordance with orders received by
Postmaster Slaymaker, from the department
at Washington, the fruit stand In front Of the
postoffice has been removed.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1885-08-21
Train for t,ettysburx.

A special train win be run over the PennsyI-
vania railroad to Gettysburg on Sunday. The
train will leave this city AT 40 In the morning.
Returning the train will leave Gettysburg at
O'Clock.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1885-08-21

FROM frys YORK pennsylvania.
An lNTELLIdENcER employe, suspected
OF stealing letters at the Lancaster postofiice,
was caught in the act This Is probably the
result OF the lads perusal OF the INTELLI-
0ENCER
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1885-08-21
Ono Iodger.

The only inmate Of the station house last
night was one lodger, and he was discharged
this morning
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1885-08-21
Erchange Courtssles Hetween ARIZONA EAItor

From the Giia Howler; "The lickspittIe
greaser who edits the Ripsaorter lost his
head last week In trying to answer us.''
From the Ripsaorfer ".fhe reformed bum
whose office hey edits the Howieg. for MIN,
can't Lose his bead, for he has nome"
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1885-08-21

UNoR sALE.-sKATINGR RINK AT COL
II umbia, Pa, with nil its Fixtures, Steam
Heater and 225 pairs of Henley Skates, good as
new. Will sell on easy terms and at "a bargain.
Postofiice address, Z" "BOX' NO. 4Gs ta
julyl5-3md ColumbiA. Pa.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1885-08-21
BOYS HATS AND CAPS.

The hats and caps have been selected for the
boys with great care. The proper attention has
been paid 10 fashion, To have none but the latest
ana most popular styles of the best possible
material In both stiff and soft hats, The boys
polos are OF wool material, and In colors that
are stylish and desirable. Caps with visors In
all colors, with prices, as usual, the lowest.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1885-08-21
Town Notes.

A very largo crowd was in attendance at
the rink last night and all present enjoyed
the pleasure of roller skating very much
The rink will be open again on Saturday
night and in all probability large number
of persons from York will be present
Engine No. 64l,s of the Pennsylvania rail-
road, has been placed in the shop for re-
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1885-08-21

In preparing for the school boys clothing we
have not forgotten the Undershirts Drawers,
Hose, Collars, Flannel shirts, Calico ana Percale
shirts, Neckties and Pocket Handkerchiefs.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1885-08-21

amongst the great variety OF kinds in boy Is
School Shoes Ii Is little difficult TO decide which
Is the best there are so many kinds, and all are
good. Solid Leather Shoes. with buttons on
them that are tough. Were we asked 10 decide
upon one particular kind we would say upon
the GEM. feeling sure you could not go wrong
by such "a selection. II has been tried many
times by our numerous customers, and has
never failed 10 come fully up TO their expecta.
or Congress.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1885-04-07
Advertising.

Lat fall the BAzoo conceived tn idea OF
advertising the exposition b. iins follow
ing each article on the telegraph page COM
mending the fair. Again, last month, to
assist the railroad boys in the en.srt iu-
ment tends red them by the citizens OF Sc
dslia, tie dose was repeated, in both To-
stances without remuneration and with
splendid effect.
This mole OF advertising attracted the
at eutiou Of those desiring ID turn pubic
atteation, AMI this morning Il is utilized Ia
the interest of candidates, but unlike here
tofore, tiis time it is done for pay for le-
sitimste wCrk. Will those who desire to
sell goods take this method of attracting
att. ntioa TO their wares? 1t is success.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1885-04-07
A Lie-klY SLoTY.

During the srike a. Sc lalia, while long
traius of fIeigh, cars b'ocka5ed The tracks,
a female Joplin boarding house keeper,
oi forty summers aud red sc, quietly
wrapped roll of her choIc, ST butter 10 the
common towel, aud lsf: for Seialia by
boat. As the angry strikers surged about
the freight yaris with clsnchrd teeh aud
empty stomschS, she arrived aud deposited
her butter in front of string of ire ght 8
mile long. That butter Just "humpsd" IL
self is il were) and walked out Of Szdslis,
taking train mile long. also the switch.
The authorities succeeden In cut ng loose
block of thee-stoty brick holdings or
they would have moved 10 Jefferson City.
When il re ched CentertoWn,, the dude
militia stluted il iamilIaIly and shouted
rs if they had met au old acquaintance.
Hoxie got "whif7' of it as it entered ST.
Louis, and weat into hys!erics.-Builer
Times
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1885-04-07
Housed Up.

For the last thre, months great many
people have been housed up, because they
have not felt able to Withstand The stormy,
wintry iiher that has prevailed. But
unfortunately the confinement and the
close air of modern houses during the win
ter season, is very enervating, aud the sys-
lem needs help to enable all the organs 10
do their proper work. If these organs
have been inactive the consequences are
showing themselves in the bilious condi-
ton of the system, or in constipation of the
bowels, or in disorders of the kidneys, wsth
all the aches and pains thst accompany
these complaints. If you are in this con-
dition from any c'us', YOU should make a
faithful trial of that well known remedy,
Kidn,y Wort. 1t acts at the same time on
the kidneye, liver and bowels, and is there
fore especially fitted to correct this torpid
condition of the system.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1885-04-07
THE sEDAIIA WEEKLY BAzOO TUESDAY, APRIL z, 1885

north side still ands intact to ell that
portion of the city with foul odors and dis.
ease. How much LONGER is ii to be per.
mitted to remain, is an impor' ant qu' stlon,
considering that the citiz MS OF that locality
are TO be csllsd on to vot. next Tuesday.
There seemed 10 be a very sudden lull
In mud singing operations yesterday, and
a decide incl nation to take tack track,
but whether this course has been adopt d
in time 10 save some of the ring-leaders
from merited punishment, is not 10 certain,
as The grand Jury ME n 1t Mond and
a lively time may be looked for.
Secretary Ferguson was very happy
yesterday as he march: cut of the Y. M.
c. A. r.oms at tie head of some fifty MEN,
bers o; :he Juvenile Y. M. c. A, who,
with drums bea,ing and fishing lines IN
their packets, wendell The way towards
Flat creek f days sport. This is the
first trip Of the Sc .srn but it is proposed
to make manv more during the summer.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1885-04-07
Ella Bollinger,

When the BAzoo last week wrote up
slight sketch of this shameless b ing and
her equally shameless paramour, who
placed her upon the north side among re-
spectacle am honest people, it was more
with the desire of having them take them
selves awsy 10 such sssoci atoms ard socie-
ty as is in keeping with Their character, and
il was for these reasons no names We e
given. The BAZoo received assurances
that il tie msttsr WIS dropped
this would be done. During the
past week, and it is to be
regr ted that it is so, snd that it is posi-
bic for it TO remain so is out of The ques-
ton.
The gentleman(?) referrsd to viii do
we'll to see tina, another week rs Tot allowed
to pass and find his syren occupying hsr
present quarters, if he has got any objec-
tions to se,ing his name in print with a
full and complete history of his shame aud
dark deeds.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1885-04-07
Died Yesterday.

Jean Rosenbap, well known locomo-
tive engineer of this city, who Yves long
time on the Pacific died yesterday at
o'clock p. m. of consumption, after lin
gering illness of two years.
The funeral will take place at 1890 To-
day + ON The house, corner of Fourth and
Wagner streets, after which a special train.
kindly provided by Superintenden, A. NJ.
Hager, will convey the remains and the
fri nds of the deceased to Iiptor, where
the inerment will take place.
Mr.. Rosenham was a trusted employe, a
good citizen, loving husband and an in
dulgent father. He leaves a wife and three
children to mourn his dea h.
The funeral VIII be under the charge of
and conducted by the Locomotive Brother
hood, of which orde. the deceased WAS an
honored member.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1885-04-07
Caught at Last.

The reaiers of the BAZoo will remember
the theft about the LIST of February OF Sl20
in bonds AMI $50 in money from Mrs. Ella
Gruudy at the Sedalia house on Third aud
Engineer streets, and the csc ape of the sus-
pected thief by the name of James Long,
who hqd not ben heard of since until yes
teraay when he again appeared in East Sc
d ,lis and was not long in falling into the
hqpds Of Officer Mason who took him be
fo: e justice HalsIefd where he was COM
m tied to Jail in d, fanlt of $500 bail. After
bis err, st Long cOnfe Ssed TO Officer Mason
that he had taken the money and bonds
and there is little doubt he will be sent to
the peniieptisry when criminal court
meets.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1885-04-07
PERSON AL.

Squire Dow o.. Georgetown was in town
Yesterday.
e. e. Bouldin was in the city yesterday
buzziog the candidates.
Colonel Ames was circulating on the
streets of Sedalia yesterday.
Leslie M-rm ,duke came up from JEFF
fersoD City sud went to Sweet Springs.
M isses Fannie Rudy sud Lima Brooks,
of We're asburg, are visiting friends in this
city.
j. w. Baldwin came down from L..
monte yesterday and circul tted among the
political aspirants.
Rev. Dr. John Montgomery came
down from Ware Lsburg yesterday TO
preach at the Broadway chucch today.
"A. B. Madam, of Wayne county, New
York, is here visiting his hrother-in-las,
Colonel J. w. Snyder, candidate for re-
corder.
Colonel Joe III. Green yesterday re-
turned home from jefferson City with bis
daughter, whj has been attending school
there the past six months.
William CurrAn arriv d home from
New York F:iday night. While thsre ne
was wsylsid by J. b Rose of the famous
Royal Baking Powder company ard pre-
s. nted with FIVE pound csn of the Royal
1t is fair to presume that Bill W ii luxuri-
ate on high biscuit all this year.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1885-04-07
A MYSTERIOUS DIsAPPEARANcE.
Prison at the Front Door.

No article n'erlng so generally l. TO the
food / eve y family has been found mora
villainously adulterated than baking D ~
der. For the purp, e of ind cling those
powders OF absolute purity and wholesome
ness which alone are safe for use in food,
hundreds of dealers are putting up aking
powders wit cheap and adu terai cream
of tar;ar, which contains lime, ear h, etc,
adding strength by the fr e use of alum.
Thee adulterated posders are showed"
upon the public with the greatest p rsist
e cy. They are first given away left in
samples at private residences, with circulars
C ,ntaining bogus analyses aid Ger i6cates,
and false represent atoms as 20 their value
etc. This fact itself Is suf6cie, to cor demn
them. A first class srt Gle will sell on is
merits. No m ,nufscture- whose goods are
OF value can afford To give them away, and
none but the cheapest make and most infe-
rior or unmarked bic GOODS require to be
iii, tribu ed free in cr'er 10 get the public
to use them, and this method is adopted
only by parties who have failed TO dispose
of their wares thr ugh the ordinary chan
nels OF trade.
Free samplesof articles of food left at The
house should he reg rded with suspicion.
There is o guarantee OF their wholesome
ness, while there is real danger that they
contain fatally pois nous compound.
MAN. instances of Pc soning from the use
of such s,mpleS are re orded
The only way is to consign such samples
to the ash barrel, aud 20 !urn deaf ear TO
The s,a emen made by their vendors. 1t
is not wor h while 20 rifle with life and
health % tn ex en- of ties ing every doub'
ful baking powder that comes along Bet
ter to rely upon an old and reliable brand
like the Royal, which has by quar'er OF
a centary's constant use, proved It's perfect
wholesomeness and efficiency, or some other
brand thai is not so worthless and cheap
that $ proprietOrs can afford TO give id
away BY the cart load. II is in its favox,
tina the Royrl Baking Powder is never
given away, sold by means of lotteries, nor
accompanied BY chromos, spoons, crockery
or other gifts, exceps The gifts of absolute
purity, wholes meness, full W. light and SUI
perlative leavening power. lss own merits
have been its chief advertisement, and they
have secured for it the constant patronage
of the Amsrican people TO an extent beyond
the combined sale of all other baking
powders The Royal Baking Powder is
certified by all the government chemists as
absolutely pure and perfect.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1885-04-07
The Storms Victim

The body of Albert UImar, the emil
grant killed in the Big river wreck near
Pleasant Hill, passed through this city
yesterday ON i's way TO Barnard, Mo-. to
which point Uiman was removing ut the
time of his death, from Poola, Kansas.
Mr.. Ulman was farmer sged about
45 years, and leaves q wife and ,hrse chill
dren. From a gentleman vino was with
him the BAzoo Iearns that at the time of
the accident he aud Mr.. Ulman were in
the car containing Mr.. Ulman's personsl
property consisting of household goods and
three horses. The car went of the track
and some forty feet from its bed and was
badly crushed, killing the horses and Mr..
Ulman and scattering the goods in the
water. His companion escaping
with only q few bruises managed
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1885-04-07
Teachers Meeting.

The regular monthly ting of the
Sedalia schools was he d yesterday a. the
Broadway school building. After the
usual sec ion work The general sc sion was
held IN room IL, whs re at every meetiug
some new feature Of the school-room hasl
b en- pIese-.t.d.
Excellent music was TURNS he'd by pu-'
pills of Mi s Osberg's 5 hooi, No. 8, Broad-
way scho ], SlsO good manual OF calls
thenic exercise. The teachers and visi-
tors s6owed their apprscia ion OF the enter
tanment by hearty applause. Another
novel and entertaining feature was the per
Torrance of several popular a RS by the Of
chestra of Miss Heath's school No. z,
Prospect scaool. Mrs. King briefly out
Tired the education i wors of the present
in review of the best journals of educa-
ii n. Miss Barnes r, ad carefully pre-
pared biography of Horace Mann. Charlie
Bard aired MS eloqueuce by redering
decIsmstion on the death of Benedict
Aruo,d," as did also Howa ard Stricken ON
'The Gladil tor."
By request OF Prof Gully, the Rev,
Bowlding, OF Denver, made some very
pointed and practical remarks and suggesA
lions, expressing himself as favorably i'm
pressed with the work OF the teachers.
pr. Faulhsber took occasion to express
his kind wishes for the teach rs on bis last
meeting with them in the capacity as MEM
Der of the board.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1885-04-07
BAZOO BUZZ.

Criminal court will meet tomorrow.
Yesterday was another lovely day and
the strests wee full If people.
The city council will have a re6. bot
time tomorrow night, if repor;s are true.
The Pettis County Medical sssocia-
tion will meet at the hospi al parlors April
1lth.
Work on all the numerous buildings
in course of construction progressed rapidly
yesterday.
What does Mr.. Graham think of his
char c,s before the grand jury, or has he
also "6xed" them?
Some of the more enterprisiDg CT liens
of Lincolnville are endeavoiing to get up a
buckeI fire brigade.
Charlotte Thompson in the famous
emotional drama East Lynne" at the
Opera house Tuesday night.
Geo Fletcher, scion laborer from
Muskogee, l. T., suffering with NAL ria,
was admitted to the hospital yesterday.
ID. !. Holcomb, the well known queens
ware dealer, left a coal oil lamp at Ihis Of
fee last night that beat the sun for light.
Considering it is the eve of an election
Sedalia was quieier and treating more
limited yesterday than ever before known.
Mrs. McFadden residing on Lafayette
street and Broadway died at an early hour
yesterday morning and was buried yes
terday evening.
The friends Of JnO. D. Palmore can
now have an opportunity to assist him 10
q small stock Of goods 10 enable a very
worthy man to make livelihood.
The people OF the Second ward will
consult their interests ty supporting l.. L.
Smith for alderman. He is a hard work
ing man with plenty of business sense.
"A leading question is, whether Mr..
Graham will have the nerve 10 show up
before the council tomorrow night. He
has demanded a newspaper investigation,
he ought 10 demand legal che.
"A number of the colored residents OF
Iincolnville are making an effort to have
that place incorporate Irside the city
limits. They ought not TO forget it will
cost good deal in the way of added taxes.
The pipe for the Pearl river sewer ex-
tension at the mills wss unloaded at the
Monlteau street crossing yes erday and The
chances are Judge Stro.he''s mandate in
the famous case will be fulfilled and all
things settled.
Fifth street is in a horrible condition,
and in numbers OF places the mud is hub
deep. AS this is one o. the msin thorough
fares of the city, it seems strange such a
condition of sffairs shoald be permitted to
ERxist.
Charles Thompson took too much tam
-gle-foot yesterday and undertook to make
lodging room out of TIE depot. Out of
pity for his friendless condition the police
furnished him GU ,rters in The tar box until
Monday when he will settle with Landlord
sRauck.
rTke hog pen complained of on the
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1885-04-07
A BURGLAR BOLD.
He Succeeds in Soaring a
whole Family of Womsn.
They Return the Compliment by
Soaring Him.

There is need of a policeman ST the
corner of Fifth and Kentucky streets" "
said Charlie Yeater, as he en'ersd the po-
lice station little sitter m dnight last
night.
whats up?" asked Officer Wenz l.
msn, who happened to be in the Office.
"Scme fellow has been trying to commit
burglary" was the reply.
Wenzelman and a reporter s'arted a
once for the design .ied point. but
when they arrived all was dark and
silent. p fter a sho t pause voices
were heard in conversation in the r, sldeDc-
OF Mr.. J. ID Cabina on the northeast cor
nor of Filth aud Kentucky streets. Officer
Wenizelman entered the gate aud rupg the
bell. In q moment female head appeared
in second story window.
"Who is there ?" asked the owner OF the
head.
"a policeman aud reporter" replied
the officer.
"Well, I've no use for reporter, and l
gue=s none for policeman now, though
/ am much obliged TO you. Who told YOU
to come@
GNr. Yeater said some one was being
burgIarized."
"Well, there was some one in our house
about midnight. suppose
he came through the parlor
window, and rs there were no men in the
house we were badly frightened"
"How did he get oui?'
1--WE ordered him 10 leave and he I'M
locked the front door and went out"
ibid he take anything"
"No SIR"
(which wsy did he go?"
"South on Kentucky street"
"What time Vas it?"
"JuSt about midnight"
"What sort OF looking man was he ,"
"He looked like a tramp and wore a
SLOUGH hat and long coat"
This vas all that C uli be learned aud
Wentzelmsn came back growing at The
luck which hal kept him somewhere else
beside the corner of Fifth and Kentucky
streets al just II o'clock.
The police, however, claim to know ex-
sctly who it was, and say they will have
him in limbo soon.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1885-04-07
The Exact Time.

1t is utterly impossible for even candi-
da for mayor to feel as important as 10
boy when he is allowed to carry a watch for
the first time.
what time is il, sOnny?" asked gen.
tleman of boy on a street car yesterday.
The boy smiled, and looking at his aslrono-
mical time peace, replied:
"Do you want the exact time ]"
off you please"
ain tao minutes il will be three minutes
to five MINUTES to aquarter past three" re-
piled the lad,
The driver stopped the car, and while he
YVES gasping for breath, an old lady carry
ing heavy basket, got of without help.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1885-04-07
FLETCHER FOUND.
He Turns up in Laredo, Texas,
Yesterday.
He is Surprised at Being Writ
ten up
As a mysterious Disappear
arce" Man,

Laredo, Tex 5, Apr'l 3.-Ex Governor
Thos. c. Fle { e., whose unacc Iuutable
dissp; earance i~cm h ne two weeks ago
has ceen he talk of the town, was found int
this place to-day. he having just arrived
ON Ma'anoras. Mexic'. rhe governor
was eat'y surprised TO find that he had
been written up in The newsp ipers as
A MYSTERIOUS DIsAPPEARANCE,
and made a statue. to tie eff4ct that WHEN
he lett ot. Lou :, tSo weeks ago, he seny u
Pennington, Mo-, on the Iron Mountain
raj way, on business. He there received a
telegram calliI g him to Matsmorss, Mex q,
on urgent busiress. He hastily wrote a
dispatch to his wife informing her, ard
gave 1t 20 railwsy co due or TO be tele-
grapaed and Immediately started for Mata-
morss. The d;sPatch was not received by
his wife.