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LOUISVILLE. Jan. pa Courier-Journal spe-
cial says: "Meager details of q triple tragedy in
Letcher county. Kentucky. were received by
letter to Senator j. F. Candill, at Frankfort to-
day. VIM. Wright an old man. Andy Wright,
his son, and VIM Wright, colored, were killed
by James, Samuel and Elijah Wright, on
Wednesday night The murderers are said to
have gone to the home of the slain men and
shot them down without warning. The parties
arc related, and the assassination is thought to
have resulted from family feud. The murder
ers have been arrested and their trial set for
Friday. 1t is thought they will be hanged as
there is much indignation and excitement in
Letcher county over the affair"
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WE accidentally overheard the following dia-
logue one the street yesterday
Jones-Smith why don't you stop that disgust
ing hawking and splitting?
Smith--How can IL You know / am martyr
to catarrh.
J.-Do as did. had the disease in its worst
form, but am we'll now.
S.-What did you do for it9
il used DIR. Sages Catarrh Remedy. 1t cured
me, and it will cure you.
S.-Tye heard Of it. and. by Jove, I'll try it.
J.-Do SO. You'll find it at all the drug stores
in town.
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THE DAILY WEATHER BULLETIN.
Indications.

Indications.
WAR DEPARTMENT.,
OFFICE OF THE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER,
WASHINGTON, Jan. %, A. NJ.
Special Indications for Twenty-four Hours
from A. NJ, for Indianapolis and Vicinity
Slightly colder, fair weather. preceded early this
morning by light rains.
For the Ohio Valley and Tennessee Fair
weather, preceded in the morning by light local
rains winds generally northwesterly higher ba-
rometer, generally colder.
For the Lower Lake Region-Local SHOWS.
generally followed by fair weather, slightly cold
er, northerly winds
For the Upper Lake Region-Light local
SHOWS, followed by fair. slightly colder weather,
winds generally northwesterly; rising barometer,
followed in the extreme northwestern portion
by falling barometer
For the Upper Mississippi Valley-Slightly
colder, fair weather. preceded by light local
SHOWS this morning; rising, followed in the ex-
IRENE northern portion by falling barometer,
northerly winds
For the Missouri Valley-Fair Weather slowly
rising temperature in the northern portion,
slightly colder weather in the southern portion,
followed by slowly rising temperature winds be-
coming variable, preceded in the southern por-
ton by northerly winds.
Local Observations.
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and. the committee having risen. the House pro-
ceeded to consideration of appropriate resolu-
tions touching the death of Hon. Reuben Eli
wood, of Illinois
After eulogistic addresses by Messrs. Hopkins,
Henderson, Hit, Durham and Adams, of Illi-
nois Tillman of South Carolina, Peters of Kan
sas, and Mcmillan of Tennessee, the House, as a
mark of respect to the memory of the deceased,
at 2:30 adjourned.
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BALTIMORE Jan. 28.-Archbishop Gibbonss
attention having been called to the Associated
Press dispatch. sent from Cleveland, yesterday
stating that he was to be made a cardinal. said
that he had held no communication whatever
with Bishop Gilmour since the latter's RETURN
and he, therefore, could say nothing in regard to
the report nor as to what foundation there was
forit He also said that the Papal consistory
for the creation of new cardinals would not be
held until March of the present year.
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A Damaging sleet Storm.

NEwBuRYPoRT, Mass, Jan. 28-The sleet
storm to-day was the most destructive for many
years, and it is thought that a quarter of GEN.
fury will be required to restore the trees of the
city to their former besuty. The mercury was
slightly above the freezing point during the day,
and as fast as the rain fell it froze, covering
everything with ice, and the limbs of shade
trees could not support the weight. Portions of
several streets are impossible. Trees twenty or
thirty feet high are stripped of all branches,
and the grand old elms have suffered the loss Of
their largest limbs The street surveyor was
busy all day, with large force attempting to
clear the streets, bat the limbs continued to fall
and this evening the streets are in dangerous
condition. Telephone wires are down all over
the city, and the frame work on many buildings
which supported the wires broke down under
their great weight, and across the streets the
wires are festooned from building to building
the storm has so disabled the electric fire. alarm
that the chief engineer has ordered all bells
rung in case of fire.
Fall of Temperature in the Northwest.
ST. PAUL, Jan. 28.--It is showing and blow
ing here tonight and growing colder Reports
from Forts Buford and Assinaboine where the
storm originated, show fall in temperature.
GLENDALE, d. T.. JAM ga strong north
wind has been blowing during the night The
third cold wave has reached here. The wind is
pilng the snow into drifts. The Thermometer
stands 50 below Zero
ST VINCENT, MIMI, Jan. 28-It is cold and
blustery here, and the snow is drifting. There is
delay to trains.
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Local Observations.
INDIANAPOLIS, Jan. %.
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Indications.
WAR DEPARTMENT.,
OFFICE OF THE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER,
WASHINGTON JAN %. A. M
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PERSONAL.

A GNES CUNNINGHAM, OR MRS. AGNES
IA Wallace, who left Glasgow, Springburn. about
twenty ago, will hear of something her adj
vantage if she communicates with her sister. Jane
Cunningham 3 kippocAhiil Road, Glasgow. Spring
burn.
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SOCIETY MEETINGS.

A A o. n. NJ. S.-MURAT TEMPLE WILL
IA. hold regular monthly meeting this friday
evening at 7:45 o'clock.
JOHN t. BRUSH, Potentate.
G. F. HOLIDAY Recorder.
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had been appointed as assistant superinten-
dent of the eastern division.
The members of the railroad frater-
nifty are greatly amused at the expense of
north end brakeman who Is favorlte
with the gentle sex. He has been paying
attention to one young lady in particular
who about a week ago handed him her au-
tograph album with request to inscribe
verse and his autograph in it. He pocket
ed the album and promised to return it on
his return trip. When he returned to this
city he still had it in his possession, and
running on an extra train he hasnot had
an opportunity to return the precious object
and his lady-love not comprehending the
situation gained the impression he did not
intend TO return il, and informed the young
man she would visit the city this week
accompanied by the sheriff and he must
return the album or suffer the consequences.
The startled ''screw" is busily engaged in
explaining matters.
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At the Hospital.

l.. d. Harrington, a hostler at Par
sons, was admitted to the hospital,
suffering with muscular rheumatism.
Frank Quigley, section laborer OF
Eufala, Indian Territory, was admit
ted, suffering with bronchitis
r. E. Campbell, brakeman from
Atch son, Kansas, was also admitted
with malaria.
Morton Basham, a bridge carpenter
of Atchison, while employed on a
bridge, suffered confusion of the
index finger on his right hand. He
is at the hospital.
John Crowley was discharged from
the hospital yesterday.
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A Il vely Matineeg

Messrs. w. s. Mosby and Col. w.
w. S. Snoddy engagedin wordy war
over lawsuit at the corner of Second
and Ohio streets yesterday which cul-
minated in the redoubtable colonel
giving Mr.. Mosby the lie, when the
latter planted his clinched digits un-
der the colonePs optics with such force
as to land him in the ditch. This
Mr.. Mosby followed up with several
other well aimed blows, when friends
interfered and saved the colonel from
severe drubbing. About this time
the city guardians put in an appear.
ance and the belljgerent gentlemen
were taken before his honor, Judge
Snyder, who fined them IS each.
On recommendation of the city at
torney, Mayor Hickman RENTED half
of Mosby's fine.
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RAILROAD RACKET.

William New, assistant master mechan-
lie of the railroad shops in Kansas City, is
visiting friends in this city.
"A number of official changes take place
among trainmasters on the Wabash to-day.
II. c. Straight is transferred to the 18th
district, III. S. Begg succeeds him; E. A.
Gould takes charge of the 18th district.
-Supt Joe Perrin, of the International
& Great Northern and nj. X. & I, south of
Denison, with headquarters at Palestine,
Tex, was in the city last night and took
supper at Sicher & DoYle's.
Orders issued from the headquarters OF
the Achison, Topeka and Santa Fe railroad
under date of February q announce that
Mr. A. A. Robinson, recently elected second
vice-president will hereafter have charge
of the construction department and that the
duties of general manager will fall on Mr.
C. W. Smith, FIST vice-president- 1t was
also announced that Mr.. ID. j. Chase had
been appointed superintendent of transpor-
tation in train and station service, with
headquarters at Topeka, and would act as
superintendent of the eastern division until
further notice and that Mr.. c, L, Nichols
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Personal.

DR. J. e.. Beck, of Pleasant Green, was
in the city on business yesterday.
w. Y. Pemberton, district at orney at
Butte City, Montana, is visiting his family
in this city.
Miss Nettie Somers and her brother
Lon, of Boonville, were the guests of Miss
Agnes Feeks last week.
j. w. Baldwin, of Lamonte, paid
Sedalia business visit yesterday. He
says real estate is looking mp in his section.
Hon. Geo. w. Campbell, of Benton
county, was in the city yesterday shaking
hands with friends and doing little stock
trading
&C. III. Pierce, representing St Louis
house, was in the city yesterday, taking
DIR. Miller's orders for goods 90 go in the
new drug store.
j. l.. Morrison, of Fayette, was in the
city yesterday. He shipped two car loads
of mules to Louisiana yesterday purchased
of Hinsdale & Menefee.
John F. Phelps, who has been attend
ing Prof. spencer's Spencerian college at
Cleveland, Ohio, returned yesterday after
noon to his home in this city. He is an
excellent penman and can challenge any
i'm the west.
Capt. n. Ross, representing the Masonic
Benevolent association of Illinois, was in
the city yesterday. Yesterday morning
the captain went to California, Mo-, to pay
Mrs. Jos Crane $4,000, benefit from the
association above named, her husband in
his lifetime having been a member. This
is a great charity.
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BEWILDERED HOOSIER
Reaches Town, Gets Drunk and
LOOses His Wagon.

Tuesday morning there arrived in
Sedalia farmer residing near Green
Ridge who brought with him wagon
load of apples, containing forty
bushels. He disposed ofhalf of them
and with the proceeds filed himself
with bug juice and toward evening
started for home. He struck the road
and rode as far rs Broadway when he
proceeded west but instead of turning
north at Moniteau street continued
west until he reached the large
wooden gate west of the city limits.
He passed through the gate and rode
on until he reached ditch in a hol-
low near Judge Bakers farm, into
which his horse stumbled. This
brought him partially to his senses
and he mounted the other horse and
rode to town. When he reached
Broadway and Ohio he again made
start for home and had covered
about two miles when darkness
overlook him and he stopped at
farmers house for lodging, intending
to recover the wagon in the morning.
AT the first peep of dawn Wednesday
morning he arose and. started for
town, hoping to run across his wagon
on the road. He reached town, how
ever, and days search revealed
nothing. He hired a buggy, and
friends accompanied him in his quest,
but without avail until yesterday
morning, when the party struck
couple of lads returning from hunt
who directed the men to the wagon.
where the apples were found to be
frozen. The farmer, greatly relieved,
hitched up and started for home.
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dant, Chas. P. Marlin and judgment
by default against the other defendants
and cause continued.
Hedgeman Warren vs.. Rebecca
Warren, divorce; cause redocketed
on application of plaintiff against
whom a decree Of divorce was rem
dered at the May term, 1885, of this
court and the restrictions upon him in
and by said decree are hereby re-
NOV d.
Court adjourned in course.
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Celebrated Cancer Doctor.

Mrs. DR.. Goodwin, the celebrated cancer
doctor, has opened an infrmary and home
in Sedalia, where she is prepared to treat
sill cancers without the knife or caustic
All who are suffering with this disease win
do well to give her call She also treats
all chronic diseases successfully. Persons
afflicted can come to the inirmary, and stay
for treatment, at 305 West Third street.
Examination free. l-20dIm
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Ed. Stone found a purse on Third
street in East Sedalia yesterday.
-Curd Petty is lying at the point of
death at his residence in the country.
Two to one, people are turned away
Monday night at Woods opera house, 10
and 20 cents.
James Jeffries formerly an old and re-
Pected citizen of this city, is lying danger
|. Easily ill at Springfield, Mo.
gave the young ladies of the fresco paint
Hg In the circuit court room.
There was decided moderation in the
stnosphere yesterday, much to the relief
of everybody but the fuel dealers
East Sedalians are complaining bit
ferly against pond which was allowed to
fern on Third and Engineer streets.
The negro, who is prowling around thu
residences in the vicinity of Thirteenth
ud Engineer streets, is in danger of being
Avrt.
Carl, the six year old son Of John
hunger, who las been suffering With mem
hrsi,ous Group, died yesterday morning
and will be buried to-day.
DIR. r. T. Miller's new pharmacy will
Be open for dispensing fresh drugs, medi-
cines, &C., about the middle of this week.
It will be daisy.
Judge Snyder says he does not propose
to fine any more impacunious celinquents,
rs they are not made to work and times
are too hard to board them for nothing.
Smiths opera house, under the aus
pices of ]. Edw~ I'd Fulton, took in about
% at a matinee yesterday, with "Blind
Amos Musical Novelty" as an attraction.
Amos was complaining last night that
Fulton kept all the money.
Every honorable inducement offered
but DO misrepresentation are allowed.
Our guaranty is neverdiscounted or evaded.
The quality of our goods, and our methods
sf business are absolutely as honest as can
BE produced anywhere. No buncombe
s6ers or rejuvinated stock, but every thing
a the square at Central Missouri Music
House, 112 East Fifth street.
The only case before Judge Halstead
yesterday was the State VS.. Henry Jack
son, charged with felonious assault on the
person of J. F. Bryant. The scrap &C.
CURED sometime in December last, several
miles in the country. Bryant was held in
q bond of $3.50 to appear at the next term
of the Criminal court. The State VS.. Jack
son for disturbing the peace was dismissed.
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A NIiscarry,

The Sedalia gentlemen who are
now sojourning in the land of the
Aztecs, will be panied to learn that
the elegant work of art performed by
them from the primative lands by
mail has fallen into other hands than
that intended, and an effort is being
made to induce the fair Indian maiden
to return to her native jungles or
adapt herself to the more civilized
costume of the fashionable world.
Should they be interviewed by a gov
eminent postal agent they need not be
Selah.
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THE SEDALIA POSTOFFICE.
Heard Speaks His Piece to a
Washington Correspondent.

SssciAl Dispatch to the Globe Democrat.
Washington, d. c., January %
Representative Heard called at the
pOst-office department to-day, and
formally endorsed Mr.. John d. Rus
sell for the Sedalia postmastership.
The term of Milo Blair, the Republi.
can incumbrnt, expired yester day.
Speaking this evening of his action
Mr.. Heard said:
"I endors- Mr.. Russell because he
is the choice of the party in Sedalia,
and because think his appointment
will give as much satisfaction to the
community generally as can be made.
There were three applicants and each
filed petitions. Mr.. RusselPs paper,
however, showed at least a hundred
more signatures than appeared on the
petitions of Mr.. ]. nj. Ofield and Mr..
w. A. McNees. Mr.. Russell has
been conn cted with the democratic
paper in Sedalia for sixteen years,
and has done more service for the
party than any other man in the
county. He is well qualified and /
think he is entitled to the Office.
Goodwin's paper, the BAzoO, has as
sailed me very vigorously for sup
porting Russell. but do not see that
single democratic paper in the dis
trict is indorsing the BAzoO's course. !"
Mr.. Heard thinks that the appoint
ment of Mr.. Russell will be made this
week, and that at the same time the
Bolivar postmastership will be dis
posed of. Bolivar became presden-
tial post office the first of the year.
The people of Sedalia do not quar-
rel with Mr.. Russell about his appoint
ment. The press of the district do
not object to his appointment, but the
people of Sedalia and the democrats
of the district do object to Heard re-
warding his enemies at the expense of
friends. If it had not been for the
work of McNees, Offield and Goodwin's
BAzoo, Heard would never have had
an opportunity to have promised the
writer that before Russell should be
postmaster he would resign his seat in
congress. He made the same, or SIM
liar assertion, TO a hundred citizens of
Pettis county.
If McNees, Offield and Goodwin's
Bzzoo had stood shoulder to shoulder
with Russell and the Democrat in
1884, Mr.. Heard would never have
been congressman.
In another place in this mornings
paper, will be found an article headed
Getting Hot" which shows how Mr..
Heard felt last July-but since that
time he has become magnanimous and
been taught to love his enemies.
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A CARD.

To all who are suffering from the errors
and indiscretions of youth, nervous weak
ness, early decay, loss of manhood, &C., I
will send q recipe that win cure you,
FREE OF CHARGE. This great remedy
was discovered by missionary in South
America Send self addressed envelope
to the Rev. JOSEPH T. imam, Station D..
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100000
Paper Sacks for Sale Cheap

At ten per cent. less than
eastern prices, printed
or not printed. Come
i'm and get prices. All
sizes I'm stock City and coun.
try merchants are requested
to send i'm orders at once be-
fore stock Ia closed out. Pa
per sacks will not be sold at
above price ever again N
Sedalia. Gall or address.
j. WEST GOODWIN.
200 and Eli Ohio street
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Announcement.

We are hereby authorized to announce
I'll name of William eele as a candi-
date for prosecuting rney of Pettis
county, subject to the decision of the demo-
cratic county convention. diff
We are hereby authorized to announce
the name of Victor f. Shaw as candidate
fer prosecutieg att rney of Pettis county,
subject to the decision of the democratic
essnty convention.
We are authorized to announce NJ. w.
Brady, deputy clerk under B. III. Ingram,
O. q candidate for circuit clerk of Pettis
county, subject to the decision of the demo-
cratic convention.
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A Runaway.

The delivery team of Mr.. Harrison
Box became frightened on Broadway
yesterday at a drove of mules and
struck out at a lively rate. Mr.. w.
Galbreath, who was passing on horse
back at the time, gave chase and sue.
ceeded in overhauling and stopping
the team before any damage was
done, for which gallant act Mr.. Box
feels duly thankful, as the wagon was
well filled with groceries and a wreck
would have been disastrous.
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ADVICE to Mothers

Mrs Winslow's Soothing Syrup should
always be used for children teething. 1t
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all pains, cures wind collie, and is the best
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