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Departed, but Will Return.

Mr.. @. N. Boutell, who at one
time resided in Sedalia, departed yes
terday afternoon for his home in
Leavenworth, after a short sojourn
with friends here. 1t is the intention
of the gentleman to return at an early
day, when he contemplates opening
out q first-class saloon and restaurant
in the ngen block, in the vacant room
north of Weiss barber shop.
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How They Did 1T.

San Fra..cisco, Californis, February A.
Capt Henson, who arrived from Legip,
one of the islands of the Marshal group,
yesterday, relates the circumstances of the
seizure Of Legip by Germany last Septem-
Der. He states the German vice CONSUL
a captain. and thirty armed men landed
from German war ship and raised the
German flag sgaintt the protest of Mr.. C.
II. ingalls,, an American, who is one of the
three Caucasians engaged in business on
the island. The parry after being on the
island about forty-fve minutes, took the
flag down and returned to the war ship
which proceeded to other islands in the
group and repeated similar demonstra-
tions on each of them. T8s t.Iu..l
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SENATORIAL SITUATION.
An Interesting Discussion at
Sicher's Last Evening.
VIII COckreu Succeed Himself
or be Defeated

They can't defeat Cockrell, and
there's no use in trying" said gen
hemen who occupied set at one Of
the supper tables at Sicher's last night.
Cant, do you say? There is no
such word as can't"
The second speaker was a gentle
nan who sat opposite the first speak
er. and the manner in which he ut.
tered his words attracted the atte n
ton of reporter of the BAzoo.
"No, SIR" continued the first,
Frank Cock,ell will be his own sue
eesor, and all the powers that be can
not prevent it. He has made one of
the best senators Missouri ever had,
which fact is known to his constitu-
ents, and they will not cast him aside
70 crafty the whims of half dozen
pothouse politicians"
"Do you all such men as Thorough
nan, Sherwood, Burnes. Brockmey er,
Garter, Lamm and others, p t-houSe
politicians
"Well, no, they are EMIT ed to more
respect than that, suppo-e. Neither
Of the gentlemen, however, will ever
grace the senate with their presence. "
,''That's where you are in error.
The gentlemen you have mentioned
are the strongest to be found in their
respective localities, and the following
they have will surprise those who are
not on the inside. They represent
every section of the state, and you can
rest assured that some one of them
will be chosen in January next as
6ockrelPs successor. Jno. Edwards.
Of the St. Joseph Gazette, inaugurated
the war on Cockrell, and unless he
was satisfied that defeat was not only
possible but probable, he would not
have enlisted in the cause. No man
n Missouri has larger following than
John Edwards. He was in the con-
bderate army, and l do not hesitate
% say that among The old soldiers of
he .lost cause be has ten friends to
0ockrelPs one. You may not believe
NE, but time will satisfy you that |
am right"
"John Edwards, my friend is in
the employ of Jim Burnes, who is
afer. Cockrelrs scalp. When you
IKE this fact into consideration is it
any wonder that Edward asks his old
comrades in arms to rally to his sup
port In shelving COckrell?D 90
'sThats.where you are wrong again.
In the first place, Jim Burnes has
newer announced himself as sena-
torial candidate. No man knows this
better than Edwards. The latter is
making war ON Cockren on principle,
and not In the interest of any par,ic-
ular candidate. Edwards, as well as
q large following within the ranks of
he democratic party, believes that
two terms In the senate is enough for
CockreA, u considering that he is a
nanoof only ordinary ability, and for
this reason, and this r. ason alone, he
b requested to step down and out
and give some other one of Missouri's
hvored sons chance: 1t is q year
until q, senator is chosen, and there is
10 telling what may develop in that
time, but let me tell you that the
present indications are that with the
expiration of his second term Frank
eockreu will retire to private life and
agaip enter upon the practice of his
profession at Warreusburg.'
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Kansas Crty, February 4vTte .rniiher
and would-be murderer who scmated, - sem
satiop last night by, attempting 70 make of
with a quantity Of. diamonds from Bakers
iewelry shop on Vain street, last night, 10
'ssill at large Snrrells, the man who Wss
shot in. the mouth, white trying %, stop the
thief. Is very low tonight and the chances
sN ssAinS' nus fec"'e' 40 3
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Taken to Clinton.

Marshal Richardson, of Clinton,
arrived in the city ut an early hour
yesterday morning, and returned dur.
ing the forenoon with VIM. Lawrence
and Henry Davis, the two young men
arrested here Wednes lay mig 4 for
stealing couple of oyerooats the pre-.
lvious day from Clinton merchant.
As the garments we're rather common
the thieves caAn4 dbe sent overithe
road, and asa Jail senseBSe isr what
they were after, they are new proba,
bly, satisfedsaii b#oT9 lsE'a cd
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New Orlesi 8 States.

New Oriesi 8 States
In recent sermon the Rev. Sam
Jones said: think the finest tomb
stone 1 ever saw, and the prettiest
epitaph / ever saw, was when / was
visiting an old friend of mine After
dinner he took me into the garden and
in the most prominent place there was
erected q beautiful tombstone of white
marble, in memory of his W fe, and on
it / read her name and the date of her
death, and her simple epit phi was this
line: She made home pleasant" al
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A LIBELOUS PASTOR.
DIR. kittredge, of Chicago, Sued
by q Justice.
He Charges the Justice With
Being Bribed.

Chicago, February Police Justice
Mech to-day brought suit'in the circuit
court to recover S27 900 from the Rev. DIR.
Z. A. Kittredge, who, he claimed, libeled
him in his sermon of Sunday last. DIR.
Kittredge is pastor of the Third Presbyte-
rian church. After alluding to the alleged
Observation-Disclosures of justice in the courts
of the city, he referred directly, il is said,
to Justice Meech's action in disposing of
the cases of two hundred and twenty-five
gamblers who wer. arrested in Hawkins
gambling house a week ago. He said: All
fear of law is rapidly passing from the
minds of wicked men. Law breakers are
only arrested to be get free at the solicita-
ton of some alderman, in return for q
handsome bride, as was true this past week
when one justice by the name of Mech
discharged company of gamblers, at the
request of the latter changing
the offense from gambling to disorderly
conduct and asking only the fine of 81
from each. Now it is impossible to esti-
mate the evil and destructive results of
this bold venality of our police justices.
Law loses Its sacredness: Justice is
trsmpled upon; your city is becoming the
Mecca of the criminal classes of the world,
and to-day gambling hells, sources of lust
and shame, and the lowest and vilest con-
cert halls are fearlessly open day and night
"a deadly cancer to our body politics and
a disgrace to our boosted civilization"
DIR. Kittredge this evening said that his
aermon was correctly reported, that he viii
meet the suit fairly, but that he will see
that careful scrutiny is made into the po-
lice court methods.
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Silver Ore Discovered.

Cincinnati. Ohio, February A dispatch
from Chillicothe, Ohio, states that excite
ment prevails in the vicinity of Lottaville,
silver ore on farm. Specimens of the ore
were sent to a mining expert at Imports,
Kansas, who decided IL, rich silver quartz.
The mining expert is now ON his way there
to arrange for sinking shaft. Land in ihs
neighborhood has doubled in value on the
strength of the report. - &.
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OF More Than Passing Interest:

OF More Than Passing Interest,"
Cleve AID Sun and Voice r..
NosrRADAMUs, a French astrologer
of considerable renown In the six
teenth century, made q prophecy con-
corning the end of the world which
ought to be of rather more than pass
ing interest to the present generation.
His prophecy asserts that TN henethe
feast Of st, George lspn good Friday
the feast Of ST Mark On Easter and
Corpus Christi day ga ST. Johns day.
the world; will come toisB end" ssAu
these itemized events occur this blessed
year, Of 1886. Debtors and creditors;
iresmen and politicians, theologians
and Ingersolltes, xillel governiothsn.
selves accordingiYIols ri boofnrm slif"
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1AIllr,EARElD..,

To all Who are suffering from the errors
and indiscretiois Of Youth, hefvo1s weak
ness early decay, loss Of nisnbood, Be-, /
will send a. recipe that viii ocufe you,
FREE OF CHARGE This great remedy
was discovered by a. missionary In South
America. Send self addressed envelope
70 the Rev. JOSEPH 7. IHMAS, &atsOs ID.
Nev York City. . i. 77Seod&wly !,
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Advice To Mothers.

q Mrs, Winslovis Soothing, Syrup should
always be used for children, teething. Is
sooths the child, softens che gum, sllays
Ill pains, cures wind collie, andi the BEST
remedy for diarrhea. .fwsnty-6v cents .
bottle. ais;i Yt959 III 100 7-23eod&rly
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Declined to Accept

Chicago, February 4-The Rock Island
road to-day declined to accept the invita-
ton of the Chicago & Northwestern rail-
way for q conference of the roads interest
ed in Northwestern passenger traffic Only
when the st. Paul road renews allegiance
to the Missouri River association, the
Rock Island says, will it consent to attend
the proposed meeting.
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Died While Visiting.

San Francisco, February 4-Commander
r. NJ. Cuts, while on visit from Mares
Island to relatives in this city, was sudden
ly seized with internal hemorrhage from
which he died last evening, --.-
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Ii0T.keh up 81. R b Ellison, and posted
s.i ss ssssPs sass:ss, ss: sss
fAe 18th day of Nossmssr, 1855 ths fol-
lowing described property, viz: One red
steer, one red b,indle seer, one roam hefer,
sach one year. old, without brands or ear
MARKS; AlRf.i'sa q forty dol4"suiru
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Inspecting the Troops

Kansas City, February State Adiu-
eral Brill, are in the city. They will in
spect the local military companies and
organize the seventh regiment state militia.
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cley -l.pa Sun sadgsi sssls9lOiI yl37o yi1s2E
u. HANNIsAI HkMbIs. now seventylsix
years old, led the dance recently ,as
ball ip Lewiston; y ssfs /, TIE spirit & rs
IL certainly not, yet dead.o0 al nsosf
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1886-02-09
Stormed the Ice Palace.

ST. Paul, February 4.-This was the
great night of the ice carnival. The forces
stormed the palace held by the snow king
and forces. The pyrotechnic display was
the most varied and brilliant ever
seen in the northwest, consisting of
rockets, roman candles, and eIplosiv
balloons. Among the participants in the
parade were over 200 members of the 81.
George and Winnipeg Snow Shoe clubs
and other citizens Of Winnepeg including
Premier Nargusy.
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Zoo Much study,

Rev. Edward Everett Hale turned .
neat point in very neat manner the
other day at . meeting Of the School
masters Club in Boston. He reported
Q teacher as saying to him just before
the meeting: When leave the school
room leave the schoolroom. i don't
permit myself to do anything which
pertains to the school ut home.p This
was . very wise thing for the school
master 10 do, and very creditable
thing for him to say. The preacheE
simply, retorted; IAN i ask3 IL, don't
lay on the girls and boys burdensi thai
ron yourself do mos, heax.f5hn the
regular school lhonrsn are all that the
teacher, who 10 old aad though, oughA
20 work upon school matters, are they
not amply sufficient for the children,
who, thank GQds sxB,n1s belataAd
soughfp-Nesc Hapea sRn1laaSssA olsniW
II
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Searching for His Son,

Marshal Barnett is in receipt of a
letter from Isaac Sp-ehman, Of 609
Sangamon street, Chicago, making in
quiry in regard to his son, Albert,
ag-d % years, who is presumed to be
in this section rof country "He left
me in IT. Louis ten years ago" writes
Mr.. Specimen, "and star ed for Sc
dalia with q package of notions which
he intended Peddling, but dsince that
time nothing has. been heard from or
ofhim.". Marshal Barnett has made
numerous inquiries, butehas not sue
eeeded in locating the young man.
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Cane Growers Meet.

St. Louis, February 4.-The seventh an
nual convention Of the National Cane
Growers association opened here to-day.
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LIFE PREsERvER.

Ifyou are losing your grip on lie, try
"W.ns' Health R=ne&ef" l Goes direct 10
weak spots. ..5A .!s,ti - tiHA 81
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CROUCH ON PILES"

Cures Plesl or Hemerrhoids, j Itching.
Protrudin :, Bleeding. Internal or other.
Intel j and External r m dy in each
pucksge. Sure cure. Soc. Druggists.
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CATARRH OF THE BLADDER.

Singing, irritation, inf NATION, sn Kid
ney and Urinary Complaints, cured BY
'Buchu. Paiba." 81.
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.Ho0um Oh CArARnH."
Corrsc,s bio gsIvs odSfs It oncs Con.
paete cure %. eyea. wort cbDoois cases also
ua-quallsa - =. slslsf. Dsfbtbssls, Sers
Throat Foul Bleatk &os. ss,in1 Is5aiadJ
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Benson's Cspcine Plasters have the word
Capcine cut in the centre. Dent be de-
ceived. 25c. s. 81. -a.
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THE HOPE OF HE NATION. cal
Children, slow in deseiolme + puny.
scrswny and delicate, use eWslI's Health
Remover" =
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When Baby W. ack. - szvs Am CsssmA
WAsn shs w.s Chi,d. sas cried Ia CassuA
WHEN aha beo.ms MIR. ahs chung % CasswsA
WIN shs Ind Ch1drn. - E.vs sAsn CssssA
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sKouoH oHIlrCu.s

I"" 81 sB0UoH Oh lTCH.s bo
En HRough on Ilch" cures hunon, lerupa
ions. ringworm, testsr. salt rhsum, frosted
est. chiIblsing. ".@.s.s.J "a lsStos.
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I 95t "sgTo1 40 i1Dff8i" tIISW 1oFksh
snroo 1io. ~ j.;ail $3.50 essIqmo, SeinQ!
sy1inHj .si5ss
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aWATKR BUGS. ROACHER.n

"Ro1sh on Raisn 81 -ars them out also
B les. Ants, Insects, Rats and Mice, Is
aud 225c. boxes. 500 'i' . '' =
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AT Hafism, IT,, 4, . svaakssi ssass
skassr h AFss fnigAss'o eeatsst 80 .
selase fipk syf-yfassT .sDd,1sib ,oi
n ~ vTUIbossx-I
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b,vis9,r snw 1olieI gniwoIIca oft
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$40 :, tt,5as .lsse hiii3 %oi las S.
g.1abI-s aoola ailiih .ssFol' - -
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l3Sfbsld ODD h h1IBiGJ ,i9Vs1U t9n'J
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St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1886-11-15
MINNEAPOLIS EVENTS.
Bodies Stolen for Observation-Disclosures
Criminal Practices That May be
Aired in the Courts.
Matters Affecting the Interests of the
Laboring Glasses Discussed--WOme
Playing an Important Part
Heavy Transactions In Real Estate.
the Aggregate Footing up over
$1,2OO.0O0.
An Interesting Batch of Sporting Cos
sipAbout Pu@i ism and Base
BALL. Local Notes.

It has been openly limited that the several
hospitals Of the city nave been supplying
the medical colleges with bodies for dlsaecl-
me purposes, in violation OF the law gov
arnjpg the disposition Of the remains OF the
unknown dead Not only that. but several
Eases have recently come to light in which
bodies. when turned over to friends, have
0een found to have been mutilated Oy Tie
scapeI. Recently a col0red barber died III
prominent hospital, and by accident one OF
his friends f0nnd the body al an undertake
er's establishment. Some difficulty was
experienced in retaining the remains. DuI,
under the threat of exposure, they were de-
iyered I'D and were saved from the Operat-
ing room of a certain medical
college. The latest case reported
of the greed of medical college
for material with which to supply the de-
mand for subjects for operation is that of
John Buckley, a young irlshman VINO dled
at st. Barnabas on Thursday. The cir
cumstances were learned at too late an
hour last evening to permit OF careful eX-
animation,
AND IT IS BUT FAIR TO SAY
that the following statement was OBTAINED
from the friends OF the deceased thout
the opportunity being given OF ntervleW'n
either the St. BarnabaS or Minnesota col
lege authorizes. John Buckley was EN-
ployed al the Cataract Touring mills and
was taken to the hospital as paid patient
for treatment, being afflicted with some
rheumatic trouble, from which he died as
stated. No notice was given OF his death 10
friends. and Saturday his remains
were found at COnneliy's morgue.
The friends. suspecting something. yester-
dav summoned DR.. KilvingtOn and asked
him to examine the body. 1t did not take
the eye of an expert to see that the limbs OF
the deceased were distorted beyond natural
proportions and an investigation showed
that the thigh bones had been extracted and
their places filled with pieces OF lath and
blocks of wood. 1t was apparent. too,
that the viscera had been removed and ex-
amined; that the scalp of the head had
been cut away, the brains removed, and the
scalp replaced. There were other mutlla-
tons. the work being clumSlly done, as
though by students. To say that Buckieys
friends are indignant but feebly expresses
the state of their feelings. Buckley's father
has been telegraphed for, and will probably
arrive from GAINESVILLE. Wis. to-day. L.. K.
Than has been retained as an attorney to
prosecute both the hospital and the college
associations for damages.
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committees on paving, fire and police will
meet, tomorrow afternoon on gas, and We'd
nesday afternoon on roads and bridges.

committees on paving. fire and police will
meet, tomorrow afternoon on gas, and We'd
nesday afternoon on roads and bridges.
The new mission tabernacle. corner Twenty
third avenue south and Eighth street, was
dedicated yesterday afternoon. Addresses
were made by Deacon ]. C. Hobeitt o. A.
Ween-Olsen, George A. Pillsbury and Revs.
Gates and McLaurin. A. G. Cook made the
report of the building committee.
Frank Rooney. of 431 Third avenue north
east, died last evening of typhoid fever. He
was bright and promising young Irishman,
and prominent member of Division 3, A. o.
H. He was engaged on railroad work at Ex-
celsior, and contracted typhoid fever OF
which he died. He leaves young wife and
one child.
The grading and improvements on the
corner of Thirty-second street and Seventh
street south have occasioned much comment
and complaint on account of the numerous
and serious accidents which have taken place
there. Last night DR.. Kilvington, while
driving past, was overturned in his buggy,
and the vehicle badly damaged.
Robert Schilinz, of Milwaukee, arrived in
Minneapolis at o'clock yesterday, and to-
day will look over the cooper's strike. Mr..
ScAiiling was formerly president of the
Coopers' International union, and has great
deal OF influence among the men. Mr..
Schiiling. il will be remembered, was fore
most in the labor troubles at Milwaukee last
spring. and it was by his workings that much
trouble was avoided.
The central committee of the National
Labor party, under whose auspices DR..
AVeling is to deliver his lecture tonight al
Turner hall. received Saturday letter from
the lecturer, written at Milwaukee, in which
he says he will leave that city al about mid
night Sunday night, and be in Minneapolis al
3 o'clock this afternoon. He will deliver two
lectures on socialism in this state one in
Minneapolis THAT of to-night), and the other
in ST Paul tomorrow night. His wife, Mrs.
Avelirg will also speak on the same subject,
but in German.
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MINNEAPOLIS GLOsULES.

The quarterly meeting of the Plymouth
confreres will occur tonight
Tonight Company A will drill for the gold
medal presented by Col. Charles W. johnson.
Regular meetings of the White Cross society
ana the Reform club were held yesterday af-
ternoon.
The Maclioa Toboggan club will organize
for the sliding season at the West hotel this
evening.
Col. Hogeland delivered a lecture on
youth of Our Cities at the Church of the
Rede emer last evening.
An important meeting of the Chicago Ave
nue. Improvement association will be held at
2941 Chicago avenue this evening.
Mrs E. J. French, of Philadelphia, a graiu-
ate OF Mrs. Mary G.. Eddy's School of Christian
Science, (mind cure), of Boston, is at the
West hotel.
Miss Fannie E. Day, daughter of ". d. II.
Day, died of typhoid fever yesterday after
noon at the residence of her parents, 62S South
Seventh street.
The cowboy pianist, A. o. Babel, returns at
the dime museum to-day for weeks en-
gagement. This will positively be his last
appearance in the Northwest.
Musical Dale, Samson the Strong, the
Gilettes. Agnes Atherton, Murphy and Nc
Cree and number of other strong attrac-
tions will be presented to-day at the dime
Beginning to-day, the new time card on the
motor line viii go into effect. The schedule
will provide for twentr-minute trains, and the
only change is TO do away with trains stand
ing at Washington avenue.
There was q large crowd at the meeting of
the Salvation army last night. During the
services some of the ''unredeemed" in the
lear of the hall howled rats and "chest-
nuts" The police were called on and pre-
vented trouble.
The German Democratic club, of the Sixth
ward. held large meeting last evening at
which many prominent Germans from other
parts of the city were present. The club will
not disband, but viii at once go to work pre-
paratory to the spring elections.
Saturday night the police detected scav-
enger in the act OF emptying load of night
soil into the sewer on the corner of HenAepin
avenue and Fourteenth street. Tue case
will be looked into and steps taken to pre-
vent auy more OF this sort Of work.
The regular meetings Of the council CONS
mittees will be held this week, and the council
Will assemble on Friday. This afternoon the