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Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1886-09-17
THIRD EDITION.
Coffee ana Its Effects.

New York has doctor who has busted
himself ately writing Tithy 1icles on
some o. the baptized evils OF society.
His late st mani, este is on How coffee
affects reople; and the aim of the paper
is to she W that coffee Is ons OF the most
powerful drugs in the list of medicines.
The pr, OF of Us power as drug is shown
by the act that 1t is used Ia greater ex-
tent than any other as an antldote
for | o sons, both animal and vege-
table.
He urges that he does not desire to
reach the ear of The public in general,
but of those who have pains in the re-
gion OF the heart, oppressed breathing
and an irregular pulse; those who are ex
ceedngly nervous and unable to sleep at
night those who have full feeling
dizziness ard plins of neuralgia
character in the head; who have nausea
of the stomach without having trans
crossed the laws OF life; who have pains
in the liver, yellow skin with eyes of the
same sort: and lastly, who have hemor-
rhoids. II the doctor supposes he has
left out one Of the two OF all or alton
from his list be may be right, but he is
certainly moving a svath, and may
honestly say be is after the ear Cf the pub
lie. To these he offers one suggestion.
Omit coffee !Cr time. throw physic To
the dogs, and find out If the trouble, aft r
all, is not in the drug used as beverage.
In moderate doses coffee raises the blood
pressure and accelerates the heart Now,
says the doctor, heart disease is In the
main an easily prevented disease, and it
is very frequently due to the excessive
use of coffee.
He enumerates several insta noes
where he had been called In to prescribe,
and had found his patients given up to
die, but there was really nothing the mat
ter but the breakfast drug. He wisely
suggests that in this day of sudden
deaths we are called upon to review our
meth DIS of eating and living in order TO
get at the cause or causes THE heat
and brain require rest as well as other
organs of tie body. II the vessels in
the head are kept distended we have, as
warning, d.zzin IS and pain, and, II the
the warnings are UNDECIDED, apoplexy.
SO tn the heart. So short are its IN.
tervals OF rest when beating at seventy
two TO eighty tour, that We can hardly
conceive it. add to his the stimuli
that sends il up to ninety, and we must
produce disease. He concludes that for
our regular meals and at evening parties
We should substitu e the mpler cocoa or
boulH n, al escape danger
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1886-09-17
FOURTH EDITION
A Former wiln,iDgtonian.

George GIL, who carried on the tailor
ing business In our city some thirty five
years ago, called u our Office on Thurs.
day. Aitr relinquishing the tailoring
business which was prejudicial TO his
health, he procured an appointment az
| conductor on the z W. Il b. Railroad
from Major Trimble, which position he
held seven years. In the meantime he
had removed to Philadelphia with his
| family, and on resignlng his position he
obtaiaed an appointment In the police
force where he served ten years. At the
| expiration of that time he accepted losi-
| tions OF private character, and is now
Engaged with VIM. +. Deakyne, No 72a
Walnut street, wto Is largely interested
| in the real estate business, selling aud
having charge of about 500 houses. Mr.
GIN incidentally remarked that the only
business man lie met with whom he was
acquainted was Benjamin s. Clark, the
jcweler and matchmaker, No. i05 Marke,
street, showing chat great changes have
occurred in business circles since he re-
moved from our city, He still retains an
interest in the Wilmington and Brandy
wine cemetery, and stated that he was
one of the pail. bearers who assisted at the
iuiAti "a VI btb4 ~ NiIt III Hh Itieol
who was Inferred al this place or lodged IN
the vault prepared for the reception OF
the dead. He was well acquainted with
Captain Chaytor, Lieuts. Hedges and
Evans, and the scenes which transpired
on their company taking the cars for ser.
vice in Mexico. and cited various r, Inarks
made 10y the crowd assembled on that
memorable occasion. The predictions
made were not verified, as Captain Evans
was the only oil er OF the three mention.
ed who participated IN the battle that led
to the capture Of the chief city Of the
county and shed luttre on the American
arms, as both Captain Chaytor and 1t.
Hedges were forced to retire on account
OF sickness or disability. The great mass
of the victors and vanished, however,
have since bowed 10 that great Reaper
who will finally gather all created beings
into his fold.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1886-09-17
A New BOOK by I,illS,e.

There will soon be issued, from the
prcss Of Mesers. A. f. Davis * Com
paLy Of Chicago, new book entitled
Remarks by Bal Nye," TO be sold by
subscription only. 1t will be profusel y
illustrated, AID will contain about 450
octave Pages, Of the beet work OF its
author, Of whom it would be gliding
refred gold 20 praise. The Whole con-
tinent is burning his incense; no are
England and Australia. The publish.
ers have At ksd the gentle cyclone com.
peller OF the north 10 write Gown hig
thoughts upon this yolums which he
will now require the psople 20 read.
He has willingly complied, AMI We beg
our friends and his trl=nls to help him
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1886-09-17
Undolng Had Lsg.sia

The Supreme Court IF AID
ginia Thursday decided assll
stituriJnallty Of the jllI
ton parsed by TIE Co era. A
Virginia on Apr. g 1885, |
the appointment OF county 1
dents Of public schools. I'd
clared the act "feplzuan' 4
Constitution and null and vd|
action OF the y laid Of EluCl
under IL null and void and 0,
A peremptory mandarin, 1
requiring the defendant, Y
had bsen appointed County l
dent Tor Smy;le Cou,ty uadl
luton, TO restore ,aa ID
papers, etc +, to Pendleton, \
tendent displaced. This ttC1
all the schooi -upsi.n'ea5d
State Who had been IenO1
Board of Education.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1886-09-17

MAIDEN, Mass, Sept
digging a cellar b a edge
wood yesterday 7. Ward
noticed shining veins OF ore
aud took some specimens 70 |
aesaytng. Hs was tod laA|
was gAlena ore, cIn:aitinS
forty ounces Of SILVER 70 y
addition to the silver snd Z
considerable copper N ne .
The erection Of the ajl1
nitely postponed, AID q y
suak instead Of a ceast
seems to grow richer as Il RI
ledge. Large crowds VlsIi1
to day. 1t is gsre:a..y ~
there are big forums i!!isl
homes Of aIaple @o3i, 9n.y J
the pickpxe al 81 vei to
place into another LeadVi'7
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1886-09-17

Sheriff Ford will sell at public sale
tomorrow st o'clock at the Court
House, the following properties The
hosel, brewery and other buildings OF
Kari Spech., at Fifth and DUPONT
streets lot belonging to Joseph Mccain
at Sixth and Adams the DIV cling
house Of Herman K Smithson on the
highlands; ,wo houses belonging to
NJ chael B:idgeman, al Pleas ant and
Jacf son streets. On the same day the
sheriff well sell at Middletown at ;
y. m, the farm of jessie r. Holton
Andrew f. Hol.on and William NJ
II ton.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1886-09-17
A NnrlefY of Amusement.

The popularity of the Atlantic Gar
den, 224 KING street, still Continues, anc
the mary forms o! amusement found
Il ere afford very pleasant evening"
Entertainment The singing and dan @
ing are nightly encored. For COO
glass OF b.sr while listening to IL,
variety of songs rendered just drop in
A fine lunch served Saturday evening
a number Of new stars introduced TIN
WeLk,
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1886-09-17
Blaine the Choice.

The S, Louis Globe-De nocrat m sde
an attempt 10 secure the Presidential
preferences Of he delegates 20 the Repu6 b.
lican Conventions Of Ohio, Iowa, Texas,
Michigan, .,inoI-, Missouri, Indiana
and Wisconsin. Comparatively few OF
the delegates expires sed decided prefer
ep ces, bu. Of those who did pat them
telves on record III the eight Ssatss,
Pa were for Blaine ll9 for Logan, II
for Shtr ard 22 for A alison. The
record by States Is ss fol'ows:
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1886-09-17
Corner stone Laying.

The corner stone of the new M 4
Church at Edge Moor will be laid TO
morrow, Saturday, afternoon, at 4
o'clock, with approp riate services. Tn,
e:hodist minist' rs OF this city have
been invited. and it i, expected tha
they will generally be present and con
tribute TO give interest TO the occasion
A trained choir will also be- present
The citizens ger orally are invited AS the
services may do them good. The WORK
in hand is in every way commendablt
and should be encouraged.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1886-09-17
Unsafe Steps.

1t WAS predicted when the High
School building WAS finished that chill
dren would get hurt by falling down
the stone steps leading to the Adams
street entrance, and 1t was also under.
| stood that q change was to be made by
constructing a platform about half way
up the steps and that from this platform
| there should be two II ehts of steps to
the pavement. This, no viewer, has been
neglected and week ago girl fell
down the stairs and was 30 badly ip.
jured that she has been under the doc
tors hands ever since.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1886-09-17

NNN
Mrs Morris Sanders. u.
who was shot by her tasb,D
val 10 Reading over a VA.
on Wednesday right, N
committed suicide ate. sbS1
John Lewis and Hsiul
neishboring farmers, and
years warm friends, q1aus
nesday evening near Richn]
about pss,uring thslr cows
lot. After lighting each
their fists for some tins, Bad
knife and fatally stabbed LsI
izing what he mad doae be
got q revolver and slot hind
neck. His recovery is doubt
John Wyatt and D4mps Il
bors, In Marshal Couaty, KI
spoken to each other iqr n
met at a funeral on WsdnI
Lof'in spoke TO Wyatt.
knocked Loftin down wild
whereupon Loi,in treS al
stabbed HE antae0uis.tl I'D
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1886-09-17
FIFTH EDl1
frlke Fivh, -

-l hT,ockAwAY BrA'ds
Dl Die n," G:,,, Carroll Of Il
the prize linz u ,b,s pa ..
. ing house at this pI aI,i'
S wso ns,. mostly Ne IN,
fight. The ati,, .,plecfa
quietly quietly and the p MY y
, ,[,ena', who cane s'' Ssl
! New York, escaped a. ~ ! PAid
s era detectives who ,ass
reported, were to ~. n,sald,
sp stt on Long I.IaeG'' ~
ah hnish with ana / ,,o, .a'
Q D,ier. rults ' IN =.
~ ~'iS u, %. rounds and on. w "
van, ,ona. Tor a pllzs Of , m ~ ,
round! rounds we're tousbt' J 4, ]
awarded sIs to C G'aqlt' 'is
In the last blow cc s,,a1''
years Of age, welybs S' 10
collier, who Is a ,t,, wv \
scales at 1856 pounds ~'' 90
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1886-09-17
Ihe flkharn

Il ALlFAI, n. $ Semi y
evidence in The David 4 y
ure case was taken M. Il
Com IN issioner McCIs 81, a
persons present were: '' "
counsel for the United s,,a
uraham and L. l. B2l1s,
mi, !, Canada; Captains S Ssst'
FIRST oific.r Hill ard
ne wspaper reporters. Tbs,j
Of only two witne.,. r1',
Hill and Captain hi,
pleted. 'Au
Just after the p,oos.,,.
Mr. Mesgher objected IA !.
ing allowed 10 attend, M
SIC ner said he could poi
out unless authority couSl
Tor snch proeeelings, and
Deip z cropped here Ne r.t',l
before the court aiioutnel|
CHER declared il any 0, N
was printed here lie wal
against The psp.ts publn1
contempt Of court
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1886-09-17

Phil Rossiter has recently composed
two new pieces, one OF which entitled
"Mamma's Lullaby" was written for
and tuUg bv Misc Annie Plxley. The
second :s"No Love is Like q Mother -
The words ard IN usic of both are beau
tiful, and they will both Become popu-
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1886-09-17

who, did you say, is to be the pex-
President?" "Oh! don't know and
don't care. I'm not looking for Presl-
dents-Tm looking for bottle of Sal
walton OIL. 1t kills pain every time. y
70 cts.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1886-09-17

M a 1thIFD.
EWING-HUOD.-In the Old SUedes'
Church, On Septe Il h, by the new
Jesse Higgins, william h living ard
M. Emma Hood both Of his ely
YEAkSLEY- HDBSTON.-ht Port Penn,
on the 18th inst, bs the Rev. PJllin A.
sawyer, Jr., VIM. W. Yearsley and Annie
Hobaton, both OF Port Penn, Del.
RtDDlNG -BJLTOS.-In luton N. T..
parsonage, by Rev. Adam Stetgle on
Thursday evening, Sept 10, Mr.. RCbs.t T..
Redding 10 Miss AMMO Bolton.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1886-09-17

one of orr most es;inl5ls ci.izens
may Do u alAtui 'or :-e intTou uetiol
OF Butts Corlh syra7 !of it's time. y
use has save 10 II. FIR ilcipit ut
eoDsCu pt.Jh y 80 II Ger ola remedy
Price % =.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1886-09-17
A IiOdY / Ound.

Word was telephoned ye''
noon from Moig's CanneN
Coroner Palmer, HAT Tue
man had been fcaisl on IL
river front, hat a me
National Dredging GoI psD
by Isaac NJ. and WATSON
man. Mr.. Palmer imiA'J
ceeded to the pace Isa%|
found the Lent erman o o.
remains In question, I9s
a very bad condition g. d ~.
milton, excep. By the c.o'lj
He was evidently a Sei'9li
his sdirt sleeves and l g,'
having on a pair OF oi.'sA ThI
over his other bIeecheS' 49, ~
brought to the mofGn'' .I =,
was compelled to el'sf "
Field this morning
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1886-09-17
Death of an Aged Lady.

Death OF an Aged Lady.
The wife of Mr.. William Forrest died
at their residence, Eighth and Buttor
wood streets, this morning. Mrs. For
rest has been Ill for some time, and her
death was not unexpected.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1886-09-17

Gold Medal Flour, it gives sa,isfac-
ton, Lynch & Leary's, N. e. Cor.
Third aud NJ Adison.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1886-09-17
This Mornings co'

Judge Cummins dispose. splo,sI5
loving cases this iIO, III, liz
Sweeney q aud Thomas =, LAM ID
fined 81 and COSTS Il.oi.o,edI
Nathaniel \ johnson, S 60, M
judged guilty of o ,sa.. iii
was fined 81 and cos's Tlbom,I
an inveterate stree OTT.efIlia|
s. and costs; Mar, ia I 81 id
corner lounging, ana irark
and costs for being Cruz
derly.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1886-09-17

Mrs. E. h, Wlllis apl,sn, b
Of t the magic scale - 81 siyT II
and located temp ,T :. a gent ID
and intends to locs., 10
She specially d. s aI,, % seT
become acquaipledi. I'm vii q
making dresses Th,r.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1886-09-17

EsROM 10! EAST 9Th STREET.. C4EST.
= nuts nave b come "A grtat W -, nut
have you seen our CAKES called Chestlu's9 I
you never saw them come u -. Fast fiith
stree, at once, Jne party came miles or
10 pounds for surprise party. We were
asreeat ~ surpri'sd. son Il cur fall good
are coming a!onS. We have crannerE.es d :
eents quart new rltstrs We have: new
prunes are On tnci7 way new cttrjn We nave;
new Black ald japan tea VS. have,
4 Il royal ne crop cUtse, is poor and mu,h
hlghe We can Keep yol for moths on this
ID cent coffee ana this lent Golden Re.
Our JhYa az - cent? IL @. X All our cpt,ees
are cleared IL ne roasting and make de-
l'ciors clea! cOtteo. n maEirg wsy Tor ialt
gods We fCu1d sjLe Gdus and ends we Ill
Ell! cheap; Fice, cent?: ur ~ Is cents a
nag; Royal b-st u-st:l and ~ eerts a
Dag. We have tots and lcts uf bar3ains
Come an see tor yourself. Br, Oms at 70
and 20 cents. New cyGt h and mAcEerel,
Come ny his lovely seashe wltheyety
| i0-1eut can cftoScer from =. m. WItk.
sl'-t le2 L SKI street
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1886-09-17

NOR SALE-A LARGE BAY MAh y.
Il Weighing over 1900 pounds, suita Dnni i1s
cart or any heavy Work. Price s41; ront and
Madison streets,
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1886-09-17
A Now COZ

There will be q pTsIi B3a,tijId
held in the HaEk ,ns Iparpo,s !
another conOl,a,y ave Oh Tie tSoI
s sondision 81 and he .:.. SGasI u
come one OF the S.iu.s
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1886-09-17
DIED.

CRAWFORD. On the 18th inst, A lbert y.
infant son OF Andrew j. and Eliza Craw
ford.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1886-09-17
For Sale


Pigs and phi osphste by W. j. Latk
near Greanvilie, Del.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1886-05-11

from Kansas City to Louisville. The
opera was given to empty benches in
the latter town.
On Monday night next at the
Star Theatre, New York City, Miss
Agnes Herndon will appear as Belin-
ola in Engaged with the Hope Com
edy company.
MINNIE. Bernhardt looks upon
Ellen Terry as a wonderfully fine
actress and upon Mary Anderson as a
wonderfully beautiful one but lack
ing in those talents which her English
comrade possesses.
During the rehearsals of Othello
at the Academy of Music, Mr.. Booth
in every instance would waive his
right to stage business in favor of
Salvini, remarking, LET it be as
Salvini wishes. He is our guest"
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1886-05-11
STAR CHAMBER STATESMEN.
The Board of Aldermen Met i'm
Special Executive Session
Last Night
And Concluded to Await the Re-
suit of the Quo WarrantO
Proceedings.

The board of aldermen held a spe-
cial session last evening, but very few,
if any, outside of the members of the
board and city officials knew anything
about the intention of the council to
hold session, consequently there was
not the usual attendance of spectators.
All of the members were present,
Mayor Stevens In the chair.
A short time was occupied in dis.
cussing the condition of the streets
and the best plan to be adopted to
improve them, after which the BOARD
went into executive session to discuss
financial matters. 1t will be remem-
bered that at the last meeting a resO-
luton was adopted that the board
make a ninety days note for $4,000,
upon which it was thought there
would be no difficulty in
securing the money suffi-
cient for immediate necessities.
This was good news to the policemen
and other employees who have not re-
ceived their salary for some time
They fully expected to be paid off
yesterday, but upon calling at the
city treasurer's office found themselves
doomed to disappointment, as no
money was on hand for the payment of
salaries, so they were informed. 1t
seems that the note was duly executed
as per resolution of the board, but
the mayor did not find it as easy a
matter as he had anticipated to bOr-
row money upon the same. After
some discussion it was decided that no
further steps be taken in this direc-
ton until the result of SnOddy's quo
warranto proceedings, which it is now
asserted will positively be initiated
Monday, are ascertained.
After the transaction of some busi-
ness of minor Importance, the board
arose from executive session and adj
iourned.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1886-05-11
Chicago Marker.

CHICA6Os way o.
The inter. st continues 20 be centered in wheat.
To day the feeling was weak at the opening and
ee selling was iLdu ged in. causing the June Cd
ton TO DIR of TO 7S%e, from which it rallied to
TO 7s1se On the report of free export
movement & ON New York. but receded and closed
ester In the afternoon there little stronger
feeling, owing to the foreign war news, aud June
closed IN the latest trsdinZ at 70 13-l6c.
There was Gully a limited trading in cJrn and
oats, and prices showed little change.
proyisions we're wes ser, mess PORK declining 10
FLOUR-The market was dull and un
changed. Southern winter wheat, 81 1904 IS:
Wisconsin, "a O094 65; Michigan at "a 500
4 70: soft spring whea:, S. 70s4 90; Min
90; low grades: 81 0Oa3 90; rye -four, s. 80
93 50 in barrels. g 0,s3 80 in sacks.
WHEAT-Opened weak but closed steadier.
Sa IS ranged May: 5Ssss7ss, closing at 7szs;
closing at SO1S. No 2 spring, 761s.
IoKN-Easy. Cash, Si1s May, s474as47s, clos
ing at ga June. S'sseS61s, closing at So; July,
0kTSEasy ash and May. 2s1s@2s14, closing
at 2sH June, aS19a2s, closing at 2S1s; July. 27H
RYE-DLll. No. 2, 60%e.
BARLEY-Nominsl. No. 2, sec.
FLAXsEED-Q let No. z, 81 0S1S.
MESS PORK-Weak and lower. cash, s. 959
80 O21S July, 50 121<9s 22hs. closing at g. i2H
LAkD-Essy. Cash, IS s71s95 g., closing at
S. s7Lz; June, s. s21a(s5 g. closing a, IS S2k;
BOXED MEATo-ShOrt rib sides steady. Cash,
S. 1895 2719
WhlSkEY-Steady at 81 Il
BUTTER-Dull aud weak creamery, HAS
dairy, l39l5
EG ,S-l0c
SUGAR-Unehangej.
Receipts-Flour, 100; wheat, 400: corn,
81 100 oats. 50,0UO; rye, 100 barley, A,U00
Shipments-flour, $500; wheat, l2i go: corn,
"a, 600; oats. 1000; rye, 2,cO0; barley, 5000.
(Afternoon board.]
WHEAT-S'eady: JUNE. 70 1916.
CORN-UEehsnged.
OATS-Unchsnged.
P0RK-Unchangtd
LAkD-Unchanged.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1886-05-11

The announcement tina: Judge Ry.
land is again candidate for Judge OF
the criminal court, subject to the de-
cision of the county democratic con-
-Eention, will be received with great
satisfaction by large majority OF the
people. During his term of Office he
has shown careful judgment as well
as an efficiency, which could not fail
to win admiration, and should be re-
ceive the nomination and become a
candidate for reelection the BAzoo
trusts that he may win a victory.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1886-05-11

Johnny Trims friends are pointing
we suppose with pride, TO the fact
that he did great work previous to
taking his seat in congress. for his
constituents. Yes, he worked with
might and main for and secured the
appointment of John O'Keefe, of CO..
,orado, to post leadership, one of the
best on the frontier. O'Keefe former
ly resided in East Sedalia and kept
the lowest sort of a gin dive and the
principle thing he was noted for then
was the whipping of his wife.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1886-05-11

where his mother and brother, DIR. E.
K. Hendrix, still reside.
The young men who contracted
with the Fry concert company, came
out worsted financially in their ven-
ture. The company gave an excel
lent performance but a small audience
was out.
Mrs. c. B. Smith, one of our
successful stOckmen, left on Monday
with A head of fine cattle, for ALDER.
qurque. n. NJ. He was accompanied
by WILDER Walden, who goes to seek
his fortune in the west.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1886-05-11
show.

The arrest of the wife of Parsons,
one of the leading spirits of the ruff
fanly attack on the police in Chicago,
will probably not have the effect of
bringing that gentleman from his hid
ing place. A miserable and murder
Gus wre oh. such as he has proven
himself to be, will have little regard
for his wife, even if she suffers in his
place,
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1886-05-11

Eastern newspapers are retailing
with some glee the story that a Seda-
Liza contemporary-presumably the
Bkoo announced that the Boston
Ideals would present "Haverly's
Maid of Honor" and after the per-
Torrance graveIy stated that Haverly
had never been known as a writer of
operas, but this last production would
make him famous. The Times is not
in position to deny this anecdote,
but the BAzoo ought to explain. The
future capital of Missouri cannot rest
under such an imputation.-Kansas
City Times.
The BAzoo certainly cannot plead
guilty, but if so, 1t probably had such
a sincere admiration for Mr.. Haverlv
that it was willing to accord him al
most anything. The Boston Ideals"
should feel honored. This is entirely
ahead of all rivals.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1886-05-11
PRESS COMMENTS.
FORGOTTEN LESSONS.

Workingmen have forgotten the
experience of 1877, and are repeating
the conduct which then cost them SO
dearly. In the spring of 1877, after
long depression which had been ag-
grayated by the electoral dispute vnd
railway wars, business began 10 re-
vive. The presidential contest and
the railway wars had been settled.
War broke out between Russia and
Turkey, and caused increased demand
for grain; arms and other American
products. Then strikers blockaded