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cognizance and alias capias ordered to
issue for defendant aud continued.
State VS.. same, gambling, same
entry.
Slate vs.. Smith johnson, gambling,
same entry.
State VS.. George johnson and Andy
Jones, gambling, same entry.
Safe VS.. George Burton, gambling,
same entity.
State VS.. Charles Kraft, bigamy /;
defendant arraigned, valves formal
reading of Indictment, pleads not
guilty; cause continued at defen-
dant's costs.
State vs. Butler Waters, contempt
of court; defendant fined So and
costs with usual order.
Court adjourned to 9 a. IN. Mon
day.
Thus far twenty-nine ca as have
been docketed, and Of this number
fifteen have bcen disposed, of leaving
fourteen cases, of which number, nine
have been continued, thus leaving but
FIVE cases to be considered outside OF
anything the grand jury may yet
present.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1886-11-09
A Weeks Inventions.

List Of patents granted to the Gil
zens of Missouri for the week ending
Saturday, November 6, as furnished
from the office of E. G. Seward, solic-
itor OF patents and counsellor in pa.
ent causes, GA F St. Washington,
ID. c.:
Chas. o. Baxter, st. Louis, knock
down picture frame.
Chas. o. Baxter, St. Louis, Sign.
John G. Conger and G. w. Hen
derson, Columbia, conveyer.
Arthur E. Cross, st. Louis, tool
for finishing joints of brick walls.
Joseph L. Eastin, st. Louis, PROF.
taking roller machine.
Joseph M. Edgar, Kansas City,
lock.
Peter Frank, St. Louis, cup
ling.
Marion r. jenkins, Browning, tel
egraph key.
VIM. B. Kelly, St. Louis, wheeled
vehicle.
julius j. Koch and V. Then, st.
Louis. brick machine.
John Kupferle, St. Louis, air vent
for water pipes.
Carl A. F. Peters, st. Louis, earth
auger.
Joseph 7. Shultz, Springfield, truck
for moving houses.
Charles F. Whorf, St. Louis, Stove.
LABEL.
William F. kertley, Willard, Kert-
1ey's Appetizer.
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The Prizes.

The Goodrich company gave their
farewell performances in this city
yesterday 10 crowded houses and it is
but just to say for them that they are
the best company that has visited
Sedalia this season. At the mat;
j, A. Rucker, clerk at Ka;ser's hot j,
won the geld watch, and at the eve
ming performance, Oscar Zimmer-
schicd, the lite son of John A. Zim.
merschied, the shoemaker, held the
lucky number.
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i st rs Wa.

Mr.. VIM. Weaver, of Windsor,
who is at present engaged in running
the Knobnoster mills, was in the city
yesterday and was feeling somewhat
blue over little misbap he met with
on his way down. By some means he
lost his pocket.book containing $50 in
money and a lot of notes and valuable
papers. He thinks he left it on The
car seat and on his srfivsl here he
telegraphed to he conductor TO make
a selrch for =.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1886-11-09

The breath of chronic catarrh pa
tient is often SO offensive that he cannot 90
into society, and he becomes an object of
disgust. Alter a time liberation sets in,
the spongy bones are attacked, and fire.
quently, entirely destroyed. A constant
source of discomfort is the dripping of the
purulent secretions into the throat, some
times producing inveterate bronchitis,
which in Its turn has been the exciting
cause of pulmonary disease. The brilliant
results which have attended its use fer
years past properly designate Ely's Cream
Balm as by lar the best, if not TIE only
real cure "av fever, rose cold and ca
farrh
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-"Get outen the rye, you slcktaiI pos
sum,
You can't ketch coon with pokebery
blossomp-
Said customer to his druggist, when he
handed him bottle OF iron bitters, j.
stead of Browns Iron Tonic-his fayorite
medicine. Sold by Mertz & Hale.
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PERSONAL.

DIR. T. i. Shadbulne, of W:nl;o:,
spe..t yc ;,rday in the city.
S. E. Osborn, of the firm of Osborn
Bros. is VII: ling his parents in South Wind
sro.
Hay, corn, oats, and f. ID of ell kinds
for sale cneop at John r. Groves s-tceiy
and feed store, West Main street.
Professor Sandford Selar., pr ident
of the Wentworth College at Lexington,
Mo-, was in The city yesterday with bis
family eurouie home from a visitto Waco,
Kansas.
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MERE MENTION.

The colored skating rink on Main
street is becoming popular resort for
young coons.
Mayor Stevens deserves much credit
for the excellent order maintained on cleo
tion day.
Street commissioner Jackson is re-
ceiving encomiums from all sides for his
efficiency.
5fnlI tnIuo $1,000 and upwards,
shhM lUHUS in Pettis county, atsiK
'"""' S per cent interest, with
special privileges. including partial pay
Eents. BoTHBELL & JAYNEs, Aty's.
12-a0d&1y Illgenfritz Building, Sedalis
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Died.

AT May6eld, KY, Oct. 80, Mrs.
Ella B. Myles, widow of the late A.
bert Myles, and daughter of Jno. g.
Allen, formerly of this city, now of
Wichita, Kansas.
The deceased was we'll known in
this city and had many friends here.
She leaves two Young children 10
mourn her loss. The remains were
inferred in the cemetery at Lexing-
ton. XIV.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1886-11-09
THE COURTS.
A Few Minor Cases Disposed OF
i'm The Criminal. Court
Yesterday.
Tie County COu Sill Occupied
With Eoad Ca3eS-W" Con-
t-nue Next Week.
CRIMINAL COURT.

have ve:y exc Eg .;me Of it yes
terday, and beyond The Ie,urn of 6
few iudic, mems BY he grand jay,
the .'me was consumed in be,:ing
cases of a minor nature. The onlV
case completed was that of Bi.Gie
Coleman. who some time s'nce Blu
glar'zed a rclide1ce. She pleaded
gully 10 larceny fom a dwe'l:D :
house and was remanded 10 jail ia
await sentence.
The ca OF Ttoz. Graham charged
with sc,iuction uudec y on,>a of mar.
risce, was called, but a nnmbe- OF
The Witnesses not being pre- ent he
Gaze went over 20 The net IL m. and
tbs sensational c1ye was ripped in
the bird for the ne.
Following 5 ;he doclet:
In he case of he Sal vs.. Thom?z
Evans, Joe White, H. Jackson, Fob
Nou-ee, Sol. Backs, Henry While
and Henry Jackson, young coon crap
players, charged with gam ng, he
prosecuting av,orney entered a nolle
prose-.
State VS.. Thomas Gresham, seduc-
tion under promise of marriage, fo--
fixture of recOgnizanee ags pst W..
ness = for the s.a,e, With leave 10 set
aside sSnN aud attachments ordered TO
issue, cause continued for defendant at
his COS :. Defendant recogn zed in
the sum of $500 with Hugh Gresham
as snretv. Witnesses for The state
recoso:zed in the su efslC0 for ar.
pea InCe a. next term.
S tie V. A. Hanson, disturbing
tie peace, forfeiture of recogniz4uce
against defendants aul bis suee,. =.
ST.: f.:c:Ss c deed to ;--sae, re,urnable
at next trrm of court. alas capias
for defendant and cause continued.
Safe VS.. JOIN Agler, disturbing
thu pace, achmC ut ordered 10 Ia
sue for witnesse G. B. Lewis aud
N;fe. Defendant p,eals GUY and is
cred go ard costs.
State VS.. Thomas Wesflakn, Jr.,
disturbing the peace, dismissed by the |
state.
Same vs.. same, plea of guilty and
fire oees;0.
State We. Ell Corp, larceny from a |
lwelling house; three counts; grand |
NV ignore one count ard return in
Elements en- other TWO; defendant |
brought mo court and arraignci,
valves The formal reading of the in
iiclmenis, aud ent, ) pea of not |
guilty and is remanded for trial Ext |
Wednesday.
State ~. Al Dyer, assault TO Kill |
defendant arraigned, valves reading |
If indictment, pleads not guilty, and
3 remanded for tl;al next Thursday. |
State va. Birdie Coleman, burglary |
md larceny; defendant rai.ned, in |
lictment read, plea OF not guilty as
o burglary, gully as to larceny from |
dwelling house, prisoner remauded |
o await sentence.
III. E. Wright end j. d. Wander
,erg, larceny from a dwelling; de-
endants arraiened, Indictment read,
'lea not guilty, remanded for trial
lext Thursday.
These are the young fruit tree ped
'lers employed by Mr.. Murphy, from
whom they stole four valises at Roses /
asst Tuesday.
In the case of j. j. Claire fnel SO,
Wednesday, on his appel case from
he city court, his attorneys appeared
esterday and induced the court to
inter- an order reducing the fine to 81.
Court adjourned to 9 a. m. to-day.
SATURDAY.
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County Court.

The County court was again in ses-
sion yesterday and most of the time
was taken up with road cases. Follow
ing is the docket so for as made up.
WARRANTS.
L. j. Proctor, cOntrsct ...... $40 w
VIM. Russell, contract, ........ 60 OO
w. P..AndersOn, Supulinten-
dent poor farm, .............. 81 so
ROADS.
In the matter of the petition of JnO.
Morgan ct al for road in sect ION
27-44-20, petition referred to the
commissioner for report.
The report of the commissioner Oh
the petition of Scotch ct al for new
road in township 10, ranges % and
%, was received and case continued
until next term.
Report of commissioner on petition
of VIM. Bryant ct al for new road
in township 1870, heard and con-
tinued generally.
Report of commissioner on petition
of j. Miller ct al for new road in Sec
tons SO and G3-45-22, considered
and road ordered opened.
Petition of j. S. Aldredge et al for
change of road in section 4-47-20,
heard End refused.
Court adjourned to 8 a. m. Mon
day.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1886-11-09
A FORMER SEDALIAN
Elected to Congress in Illinois
What Energy Csn Do.

There is always room at the top for
young men who have the necessary
energy to get there, and in considera-
ton of the fact that such ex-
cellent examples of what can be &C
complished in this direction are con.
stantly being chronicled, there does
not seem to be much excuse for the
young man who wines about his
"bad luck" There is no such thing
as ''luck," there is such thing ss en-
ergy and when this is backed by per-
severance and determination to sue.
ceed despite of all obstacles. it will do
go, rest assured. These reflections are
superinduced by the appended sketch
of
GEORGE A. ANDERSON,
the man who has just been elected
to congress by democratic majority
of 5000, from the Quincy, Illinois,
district. Eight years ago Mr..
arrived in his city
from Illinois and began the study
of the law. He was a faithfrl and
Conscientious student, and after a time
he was admitted to the bar and began
the practice of his profession. He
was fai~ly successful, and after re-
here about Two years LEFT for
Quincy, ILL.,, where he established
bimselt and las since resided. Soon
after bis removal to that point he YVES
elected
CITY ATTORNEY,
and in his official capacity, having
won many friends, was reelected,
thus serving two telms.
In July last he was nominated for
congress over four or five opponents,
and as has been before stated, has
ust been elected.
He was welded to a mos es'!mable
young lady of Gu ICY about the time
If his nom nation, ard is to-day one
If the youngest men in Official life,
being only about 80 yrlrs of age.
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So You VIII Find,

"Benson's Capc;n Plasters are in the
highest degree reliable" says DR. Kakoff,
of New York. % cents.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1886-11-09

Never give up you can lind
Tenedv for Heart Disease, everyone who
has trlcd DIR. Graves Heart Regulator say
il is a sure cure.
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CRIMINAL COURT.

There was very little of interest il
Judge Rylands court yesterday, the
time being mainly occupied with dis
posing of gambling and I esce disturb.
ing cases. Following is the docket
entries
Stale VS.. VIM. Freeland, disturb.
ing the peace. forfeiture of recogp;-
zance by defendant and ss,u lilies,
Sci fac = issued returnable next term
aud alias cap;as for defendant, later
the defendant was found, brought
into couIt and arraigned. He plead
ed guilty and was fined SO II cost
with the usual order.
State VS.. Caniel Nevill, dis. lrbing
the peace, dropped from The docket.
State VS.. VIM. Pfeife d;s-
turbing the pea, defend-
ant arra:gIed pleads not guilty,
trial by july aud verdict of gu, y and
fined 81 1; defendant NOV : for a new
trial.
State VS.. ice Cook, ,ermi,i 'ng
gambling devices ON his prem etc;
defendant and s'cuI TICS forfeit re-
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Proposals for Military Sup
plies.

HRArcukRfKRs pEF'r CT THE CoLCmiA,
Once Of Chisf Qsarssrmasssr.
Ykscorvxh BAHzacks. ". r.. feb. 2s,1ssS)
CEALED PROPOSALS. IN TRIPLIcATE.
= suhjs &c 10 the usual ccpdilions, will BE-
received at this once or o. the oflices Of the
y. 8. QuartermasteTp Of the following named
posts. untp II O'Clock moon, On SATURDAY,
Marc q, issu. ~ which places and time they
wsli be open ID. In the PR senee OF bidders.
for the furnsshins and delivery 81 military
supplies during the Ascai year commencinr
sals l. isss. and ending June 20. 1851, - fol
Iowa;
Wood. Charcoal. osis. Barley. Bran. Hay
and straw. OF Esy in lieu Of Straw. or such
Of said supplies - may be required ~ Pot
land, orrgce Boise BsSrscks. I. T.; Rort
Townsend, W. T.; Fort crur d'Alens, L. r.;
Fort SPOKANE, W. T.; Fort Candy W. T.. Fort
waiia Wxiis, W. T.: Vancouver Depot, WI /;
Fort Klamath. orsgsa.
The aoverrmeat reserves the rtght 20 70
lecs any OF al proposals.. Prefesescs VII Be
kivvn - articles Of domestic prodactfou. and
70 articles Of domestic production produced
on the psciAo Coast. eenriiians Of pic. ans
quality eesns equAi, 10 the extent OF COZ
sumption required 81 the pahlic service there
bssnk % , sAis ID srtns~t circulars, Civ.
Inc fuil particulars - 20 the manner Of bid
etns. to. will - Furnishes 90 Application 10
,hss afsacs OF 20 the Y EarssrnaAst~rs q the W,
rioas pesss named.
Envelope contsialag PROPOSALS sheuld be
uArked " fForosais fer 49, -" and ad-
dres-ed 10 the undersigned Or the respective
Post 0aNfternaAsters.
ca REYNOLDS,
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fs9i dSs Chssi 9zarsermasaer.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-03-25
SHERIFFS SALE.

IN TIKI DISTRICT COURT FOR THE
L Third JaaiciAl District Of Washington
ferTstery, holding terms at Seattle.
Ne sA3i-fhemzs h kasminger. plain
lta. - Charles h 1cnner sud CorneiiA
\. Jsnoer. defenaxass.
Lnaaf and BY vErsEc Of Az order Of sale
and aessece Of foreclosure. iSsu q oug OF
the aaQve named Court IN the abeve en-
afiea seitea. dated Toe islh dayef MSruh
tfSA SAeFcin the Ab3ge named p,aintia
absAizsd Judgment and decree AGAINST
fhs aeeve nAHsed eeteRtAaisN | am com
FuaNaed ~ sell The following aascri BED
nlaagf sss7ea pr faEscs. thAt - TO Say
Ah Il blocks sasa BE- ed N zee 81 ten
ti0H saa tSeEty - 3 lots nine ~ And ten
tlls. q book talzteea iiSl. lots thrse tsl
aha fs4g "a il Asl<k che as q the Com
stock sae9ssOn % thsc4ty OK Seattle. Also.
Al VI asec& tatFsy -asss ssli ana frActioaai
all'ess fse - and slx g. e the Consstack
sap2;ss issents. addition 10 the sly Of seat
10. a. "a SID h Azx co1Fty. ". r. , inx
IL 81 = o . Together ~ish aA and siuxG-
sAF tise sEaesarats, herVdsfa Tsezss aEd 40.
&c tsaAacsss IN srsInfa 0aeiouxtaz
Noascs - iserefore herchy xivae thar or
SATURDAY. the lTth asy Of Apsii.
1855,
At the boar u IL O'clock q. n. cs said
day. A. the ScaEt a1esr deer. IN the csfy
q sessafe AiEg cSunsy. "a Rshsnx8aa
lrrrstosy. ] a 4. IA o5es4icHso 70 said or
der q 80 s and decree o. fosecsesure. sell
The above descriasS4 pgopsrty. or - much
hArfso< - mag D. Be<arssxry 70 satisfy
s.1AsEza n fu1gaeas ws8h tasercs< there
On and szssts - szs hA<hess and osssG I'd
de- se< cash.
pAssa ., SEATTLE, this istA dNy a March.
lSss
III. MrGRAw.
aAss sheriff q King oount.. W. r.
HAa & saa4sA. szsarness fo< plaintln.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-03-25

CnrxNsE wAsHaousE prxAxfrED.-At
$40 O'clock tuesday evening the city
was startled bv a iord explosion, or
rather two explosions 10 quick snccfs
sion. The hrst thought winch occurred
70 many was that another attempt had
been made 20 blew up Chinese WASH
house, and this proved 10 b. the case.
II was soon learned that the scene Of
tha explosion was the Chinese wash
house OF sney Lse. No. as sixth street,
near Madison. When IA Ore9oHkssss
reporter reached the spot large nun
hef nf people were collected and Sheraff
Jordan and several policemen were
searohtng under the kouse for ans thing
that mseht give eiae TO The nature OF
ths osmbustible used. The heass stands
back some Id or ~ feet from the street.
on ntoping Rronna, aud 10 raised ON posts
from three 20 soar feet high or more al
the rear. There had been steps leading
10 the front door. probably seven or
eight, and under these the dynamite or
other explosives had evidently been
placed, a. The fragments Of tie steps
wFre scattered aerssa the street. The
windows 10 the from, Of the house we're
completely shattered and the door
Knocked OF lie hinges Eight Chins.
men WIRE In the bailding a. tue time,
most Of them emplofed NJ ironing In
the front room. One OF them WAS
aiiRhtis cut On the forehead by flying
glass. and al were badly scared and
shAkea No. In the residence OF J. ID
Kennedy, aoross the street., three squares
Of glass ~sre broken. aud . piece OF
cue OF the shattered steps was thrown
on the perch A ismplishter. ~ho hap.
rcncd 30 be passing on toe sasssw ak op
postte the sxpl0stsa. vas hit hy fiysnS
stick. bat nos much hart Zoe espio
sson Jared the houses for several
blocks and wss heard for great dis
tanee. Among the crosd xere saae
aDti-ohsnese. VITO NJ oaoe co0cludes
thai the ChtnAmen bad blown
up she premises themselves. aud
an old frayed Il O. mat, and wornoss
holder. ussd IN lronisg. we're proof con
elusive 10 them Of tnesr theoFy. OF
course. the Chiasmen having placed tue
ecnh, woald stand v rkin1 By The wtn
DAVIS 10 hopes 10 be showered with the
nysng glass. 30 ~ 10 prevent sssaiai "a
OF their wteksdness. IL tell yea" said
oas rough booking fellow, ~ that was
Yuan ~. the aaase venid have been
hiowed into the river. II isst wan
OF thiss Chaynese bans aud nothing
else at al At all. iniirely" 4, Is o. bs
hoped that the CEiBess siii soon est
tired Of this sort Of thinE. for waiis ths
explosions may tend 10 oleAr the stnoa-
phsre. they also aonsy people IA the VI
entity. lbs fifteen oOmaiitsse appointed
By the Congress" seoaii have warned
tbs Csinamen against this kpecies OF
snussment--t' FssasssS.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-03-25

The Provincial Parliament Of British
Cslnmbla ara Discussing the incorpsra-
tton Of the iowa Of Vancouver. the
psopsssd terminus Of the Canadian
Pasino Railroad. II IL proposed 10 In
Glade 500 acres in the limits. over
which Immense area this ambitious
town u sxpsstsd DO quickly spread
Opposition 70 the nsme Vancouver has
arisen, coming chiefly from Victoria.
and tbs matter hss bsen fought over for
. vssk past. The railroad company in
sist., upon Vancouver as tue name. and
the railroad company slxays has iis
vzy In any part Of Canada.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-03-25

q. A. X. socsAf---Ihe ladies % the
q. A. Il. Relief Carrs gave eoe % teeir
appreciated sscisIs las, eveaiae in one
Of the rocns IN the OesEa Biaek. A
very ane Supper wks arranged aud.
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