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The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1889-08-20
ALMOST A RIOT.
Troubles Growing Out of the
Burning i'm Efiigy at
Atlanta, Ga.

Atlanta, Ga. Aug. 13.-The scene I'm
Atlanta last night was never before wit
messed in the city. For over two hours
the streets were in possession OF a mob,
and the strangest part If il is that the mob
was composed of the best citizens of the
city, prominent among them being dozens
of members of the legislature, one state
senator carrying arou "a on his shoulder
Winchester rifle The trouble grew out of
the burning of Gen. Lewis, the postmaster
in effigy by the whites several
nights ago. As the appointment
OF a negro was the cause, 1t
iuoensed the negroes terribly. This feeling
was Intensified Sunday by the killing OF
negro by a policeman und,r somewhat
doubtful circumstances. The corouer's in
vestigation If this la offense was going on
in Towards undertaking shop, while in a
building opposite the Odd Fellows were in
session. The presence together of so many
negroes. and the determination expressed
by some OF them that they would burn Mr..
Lyons and MS daughter in effigy, had the
effect of bringing out The whites. A laid
"a made upon the hardware stores for the
purchase Of pistols. guns, etc. One es-
tab!ishnent sold 200 pistols. Night found
the crowds on the streets armed to ihs
teeth and only awaiting 4 provocation to
begin the attack. A company of fifty
armed white men with Winchesters parsd-
ed the colored ward. The Atlanta artillery
were put under orders for trouble, and the
police were kept well in hand. Atabout 9
o'clock a committee of prominent negroes
called upon Gov. Gordon and asked for
protection. The governor at once proceed
ed to the corner of Broad and Marietta
streets, where the whites were gathered, and
made a ringing speech, calling on them to
observe the law and not stain the escut-
cheon of the safe by a rict of whi"h they
would ever after be ashamed. He also
spoke of the colored people, and pledged
himself to see that they were fully pro-
tected. Slowly the crowds melted awsy,
leaving. however, with better feeling. If
the attempt had been made to burn Miss
Lyons ia effigy there would have been a
slaughter of the blacks.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1889-08-20
WilTSue the Stockholders.

st. Louis, Aug. 15.-Mr. Lon V. Ste,
phens, receiver of the Fifth Nationa'
bank, yesterday turned over to Mr.. Geo.
ID. Reynolds, United States attorney. all
the claims against individual stockholders
who have failed to pay their assessments.
These claims amount to $4,000, and Mr..
REYNOLDS will bring immedi tie suit and
endeavor, ii possible. to secure judgment
in each case. From this and other
sources Mr. Stephens hopes TO secure suf-
fcieut funds TO paw, in the course Of a
few months, an additional dividend of
from 5 to Z per cent. This would make
total of 80 to 81 per cent paid on claims,
and would aggregate over 81 100000 SO
paid. For the past three days the receiver
has been very busy paying ont the fourth
dividend, of which about $50, 900 has beel
turned over to the creditors, leaving 49,
600 in the receivers hands uncallej for.
In few days Mr.. Stephens will advertise
all the remaining notes, iu 'gements ETC.,
for sale about October /, and he hopes
soon TO have an interview with the comp
troller of the currency relative to winding
up the receiveIship.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1889-08-20
A RICH HUSBAND.
Widow KingnOrth Had Faith i'm
Advertising and so She
Caught One.

Palmyra, n. y, August 12.-Mrs. Mary
f. Kingnorth, widow 6fty-seyen years
old, who lived in Marion, little town
near here, has for some time yearnea for a
husband. In June last she had the follow
ing advertisement published:
A widow. Just over the line OF happy
girlhood. OF medium hight, and the pos
SCISSOR of the necessary qualifications OF
beauty, gentle and loving disposition, a
little home and 500 in cold American
dollars, yesrns iar a protector who will
shield her through the severe months of
The year, the winter OF a northern elm ate,
as well SIS from the cruel worlds cold
frown. Address Z. o. box, Marion, y.
Y.
Among those who read this wss r. A.
C. Hsggard, a man 6S years old, living in
Chicago. He wrote to the widow, and re-
ceiving favorable reply. he sent his pic
ture and continued the correspondence.
Yesterday he arrived at Marion and called
on Mrs. Kjngnerth, and each bving favor
ably impressed with the other they drove
over to Palmyra and were made husband
and wife by Rev. j. K. Henderson, of the
Baptist church. Mr.. Haggard Is said TO
be quite wealthy. He and his bride left
for the East last night and will soon start
on a wedding trip TO California.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1889-08-20
NO CLUTCHES.
Another Successful Test o
the BrOwn-Sequard
Elixir.

Fl. Wayne, Ind, Aug. 13.-Yesterday
afternoon DIR. William III. Myers tested
the Brown-Sequsrd Elixir on Michael
Kenney of Columbia City. The patient
was so seriously afflicted with rheumatism
that he was unable 10 walk without the aid
of crutches. In less than an hour he threw
away his clutches and walked out of q
store. DR.. Myers has had no faith what.
eyer in the panacea, but he remarked t; 81
can only say that the stimulating effect is
something marvellous. The mans pulse
rose to 1873 and he is walking without
cru,ches. | don't understand it."
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1889-08-20
There's Millions OF EN-.

There is a poem" said the sweet
singer, as he handed it in, ''just as it
fell from my pen. II wrote it in
twenty-five minutes" Il see," said
the editor, "but it will take about
twenty-five years to get into print"
That, my son, is the trouble with a
poem or a sketch that makes all its
time on the first quarter. 1t hasn't
the staying qualities essential on q
long race. 1t either breaks down on
the turn or gets shut out at the dis
lance pole. Any body can write a
poem in twenty-five minutes. The
trouble then is to get any one to read
it-Burdette, in Brooklyn Eagle.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1889-08-20

Detroit Free Press.
81 see," he quietly observed, as he
hung in the door of a Griswold street
restaurant, "those eastern electrical ex-
perts don't agree as to how much
electricity is required to kill man?
mo" DIR, ly responded the caterer.
81 think | could solve the question.
"Do you?
81 do. | have been figuring on it..
You are probably aware that there is
certain amount of electricity in
food ?"
Yes"
"Especilly in pancakes, scrambled
eggs, bacon and coffee. am willing
to experiment.
"HowS ''
"I'il sit down and eat until the
shock amounts to 1900 volts. If it
kills me, all right. If not, I'll try
again"
81 know of an easier way than
that said the caterer. as he hmbered
up his right leg. "The shock of this
boot is exactly 1900 volts. Get your
self in position J"
"Sir, you are greedy, grasping
monopolist, and no friend of science,
and l scorn your experiment." ex-
claimed the stranger in great indig-
nation, and of he went to find another
victim.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1889-08-20
Killed by lightning.

Olathe, Kan, August 1S-Fred W.
Case, leading farmer and old resident OF
this county, was killed by lightning at z
o'clock last evening while feeding swine on
bis farm, two miles east of this place. He
was struck behind the left ear, and when
picked up by hired man, who was only
100 yards away at the time of his death,
his body was stark naked and his clothes
torn into thousand shreds. His shoes
were found 100 feet away from the body,
torn also into bits and the soles entirely
gone. His body became totally black
within one hour. He was 90 years old
and leaves a wife aud four children.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1889-08-20

1t has been suggested by writer
in Harper's Bazaar that women take up
the trade of upholstering. There Is
much about this handicraft that 10
compatible with woman's dexteritv,
skill and strength =
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1889-08-20
Alarming Symptoms.

Troy, o., Aug. 15.-Last evening Dr.
John Senior treated Ellis Garry, a rheu-
matte, "A years old, with the elixir. At
1:S0 o'clock this morning DR. T. NJ.
Wright was called, and found Garry col
ored deep scarlet from head to foot His
pulse was 1900 temperature, 104o.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1889-08-20

and adjourned. When the jury returned
yesterday afternoon it sent in haste for the
district attorney. Nothing was said in the
jury room about refusing 10 indict, and no.
body insisted upon information or upon re-
ferring the cases to the justice of the peace.
All signs now point to the indictment of
almost all of the parties connected with the
fight.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1889-08-20
Don't trifie with the Teeth!

If our teeth were renewed as are
our nails, they might not need con.
slant care. But teeth don't repeat
themselves after childhood. The prop
er thing to do is to use SOZODONT,
which. preserves their health and
beauty 1t never fails.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1889-08-20

-Hibbard's Rheumatic Syrup cures
rheumatism by striking at the seat of the
disease and restoring the kidneys and
liver to healthy action. LII taken a sufi-
Gent time to thoroughly eradicate such
poison, it never fails. w. E. Bard, drug
pist
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1889-08-20

If health and life are worth anything,
and you are feeling out of sorts and tired
out, tone up your system by taking DR.. J..
ii. McLean's Sarsaparilla.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1889-08-20

Acute and chronic rheumatism can he
effectuslly and permanently cured by the
use of Hibbard's Rheumatic Syrup and
Plasters. w. f. Bard, druggist.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1889-08-20
4 Two leading Shows Of the Milton now
travelling and exhibiting as one.
2 Big MGnagSriGS Big Elevated Stages
2Big HppadrOnaS 2Big CirCuSGS
Big Museums 2Big ParadeS.
2 Big Railway EQuiDagGs 2

The only show in America having any
thing new to offer. Entirely reconstructed,
vastly improved, greatly enlarged and
absolutely, undeniably and indisputably
the great amusement boom of the country.
No long haired bull whackers chasing lazy.
filthy Indians around the ring and called
Wild West, no nerve-shocking and dangero
we'll conducted, bright, new and popular e,
the wonders of the Occldent.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1889-08-31
Nkw ADVERTISEMENTS.
Sherif's Sale.

BY virtue oi execution issued out Of the District
Court Of the ssssad Judicial District IT the Terri.
tory al idatna, In and tor the Counfy OF Eluiore.
wherein Robert =. chattin, plaintiff and Frank ri
Abdrvas defendant. upon iudgmsnt rendered
an the 18th da, Of May. issa. tor the sum ~ Nine
Hundred SIXTY slS ss.ioo desfs. besi lss cast- and
Interest. have this day levied upon all the right,
title, claim and interest Of said Defendant Ia and
the ing eessfh-d rial estate. 20 wit:
The Franklin Mining Claim. located May 10, 1857
and hseersied June 10, 1851 page ~. boob No /
Eim'sse county formerly Atnrss) Idaho Tefriinfv,
situated about | IA miles frara Pine Grove III IA
more county Idaho Territory. and On The west ode
of south hoise river, up the xalch TO the right and
opps>ite the "Fletcher Ranch"
Also. the Darling mining claim. lode or vein oI
god ard silver beasfng quarts. and supposed to be
extension III this Pine drove 9oid and Silver Minins
Companys claim. near Pine Grove town. Ia miles
distant, being the claim located by Frank An
drr>< The 18Th dAs of MAY 1857, and recorded ID
book Of quartz recorsis n bear Greek Mining Ibis
tsset. on pages % and ~. ire 18th day Of May
lsss, In kinlore coanty, Formerly AitnrHs) IdAhs
Territory. described on tho kscsrts a. the Dzriins
claim. situated about l.9 miles from Pine Grow,
and on the west aide u the South Boise ser up IN.
guieh and 10 left Of tho "fietcher Ranch
Nosasf ts hereby given thss all. on fTth day o
september, iSas. al II O'Clock ma. "a said day 1.
front u the Court House door a. the connty II N
nsarv. SCH 81 public auction Tor e..h-lswsai none
of the United ststes-ln hand, ell tbs rirht title
! claim and Interest OF said defendant Frank p All
dreas Of IN and TO thu above Described property .
70 much thereof shalt satisfy Hasd Judgment wis
Interest and costs 10 tho highest and best hiddsr
| Dated the 9Th day Of August, i6SQ
0REENS wisfTF, sheriff
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1889-08-31
syheriiFs Sale.

ny virtue Of execution Issued out Of the pssre,
Court Of the SECOND Judicial District u thu Terri
tory u Idaho In and for the County Of Boise where
In uenfge n. Parsons plaintiff. and fdAhp Coli
and silver Mines fLiiniiedl defendant, upon judx
nent rendsred the 3sth dag u tuhe lsss cor ths
sum NJ Twenty-Five Hundred and Erhty.nvs noilsr>
besides costs and interest. have this dAy lr,io
rpon al the rixht. slic claim and interest o. sai
Defendant In and 70 ths following real estate b. vit
uils steam szwtnii, saw., ani ali tho ma
chinsry esionfing u sail MIN. ~ la,~i IN ~is
stands, all AID singular tlA tetiktbt1 ALL aprurs
names and fixtures bc"nging thereto Ti,r ~all mill
" situated N kimerc count idaho Territory on the
south side of the North asr iis~r ahstit on. uaIls
above the town Of Graham, and " known the SEQ
MIL u tho II do vSld AMI s, co Hli,s Llni.t>d
Comrany's mill
Notice y hereby girrn tina. viii IN the TES--.I
dag es sEprkMhEk, issg AT O'Clock r. N. o. saii
das III front ~ the Iourtsss~e door ~ the CouHty
OF kiinorc, sell at Public tursic' fs.r ssss fiswfnl
inqney Of the United ststts) IN Hand All the right
utle eiaisn and interest Of said defendant. idsha
Gold and Silver Mines tiniitsl Company of 10 aud
10 tbs above described property, much thereof
a. shall satisfy said Judgement. NTH interest and
costs, 70 he highest and best bidder
Dated the 18th day Of August. lisa
GREENE WHITE. Sheriff.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1889-08-31
Valuable Information.

The August number OF The West
Shore Magazine contains great store
OF information about various portions
OF Oregon and Idaho, with many IL
Illustrations OF prominent buildings and
residences in Salem. Joseph, Enter
prise and Baker City, Oregon, which
places are specially described, M well
as Weiser, Caldwell, Boise and Poca-
tello, Idaho. A most interesting
article. fully illustrated. is that on the
manufacture of the celebrated San
Juan lime, at Roche Harbor, Wash.
Accompanying the number is large
tinted supplement containing numsr-
ous engravings Of scenes in and about
Yauquina bay, one Of 0regon's favor
tie sea coast summer resorts, and OF
special interest as the ocean terminus
OF the Oregon Pacific railroad, which
will soon become the Pacific end OF q
new transcontinentsi route. Send q
cents for sample copy TO the pub
Usher, l.. Samuel, Portland Oregon
Subscription $3.50 year, including 4
large supplement each month.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1889-08-31

George Fletcher Jr., went over to
Boise City Thursday.
A new postoffice has been estab-
lished at De Lamar, 0wyhee
county.
Lieutenant Governor Davis Of
Nevada died of heart disease at
Carson City last week.
Tom. Reid shot and seriously
wounded Henry Schwartz at Saw
tooth lakes one day last week.
Chief Justice John Farnaman Of
Atlanta came down Monday to in.
terview the Board Of Equalization.
Big-hearted old AL. Cage, after
20 years. absence, has returned 10
Silver City TO rema in--says the
Avalanche.
N. c. Barney, President of the
Bear Greek Mining Company, will
arrive here Monday night, accom-.
panied by his son.
VIM. McKim has at last cut
through the ledgein his Barker mine
near ynntion Bar. 1t is just 43 feet
in width and the ore averages SIC
TO the ton from wall to wall.
The English company that has
been operating in Graham is out
III ,250, 900, which is an enormous
amount for what can be shown for
the outlay. That company has
been numerically fieeced, and
some parties have made n pile
Idaho City World.
District Attorney waldron was
called 20 Pine Glove Monday To
prosecute a case wherein Albert
Smith was charged with petit lar
ceny. Smith was convicted for
stealing a bride and saddle from
ID. b. Ethell's stable, and was sent
TO the county Jail for 90 days.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1889-08-31
THE orHIR CLEANUP

The last run at Reeser's mill OF
81 tons of 0phir ore produced a
gold brick weighing 2i1 ounces.
The concentrates from this ore, ac-
cording to assay tests, average s400
per ton. This last crushing shows
that the ophir mine maintains its
high standard for richness. and as
they have plenty of ore uncovered
for over 600 feet and at depth OF
240 feet, nothing is now wanted but
mill of their own near the mine TO
make the members Of the Comfort
Consolidated Company Ia q short
time the bonanza kings" Of Idaho.
The continued good results from
the Ophir mine will doubtless cause
the Idaho Consolidated Company
(whose claims are within few
hundred feet Of the 0phir works
TO again resume operations.
Another location ON the Ophir
lode is the Emma, the tunnel of
which will doubtless be again
pushed ahead soon after the arrival
here of MIR. Barney, manager of the
Bear Creek Company's mines.
Without some unforeseen occurrence
intervenes, the section of country
known as "Hardscrabble," a short
distance east Of Rocky Bar, will be
scene Of mining activity, before
SNOW flies, heretofore not expert
.enced in this section.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1889-08-31
BOARD OF EQUALIZATION.

The County Commissioners met
on the 26th as a Board of EquaIiza.
tion-all the members being Present.
They were in session two days and
examined the assessment list care
fully and with much interest. 0w-
ing to the destruction by fire Of the
Last Chance mill and Casey,
Holland & Co.'s sawmill, the as
sessrhent On these properties was
stricken from the list. A large
number of taxpayers were raised in
sums ranging FROM $4,000 down
the Board evidently thinking the
Assessor had been to lenient in
these particular cases.
The total value of Elmorc's tax
able property 10 date Is si.t6i,7s1.
The subsequent assessment list will
raise these figures very materially.
After the adjournment Of the
Board Of Equalization, they went
into special session as a Board OF
Commissioners. Among other tram
sactions the following resolutions
were unanimously adopted and
ordered printed in the BULLETIN:
Resolved, That the District At
torney be instructed to notify Jacob
Reeser to forthwith put a levee
around the Jail, at Rocky Bar, and
drain all seepage water from under
the Jail, as per order of the late
Grand Jury, and in case of failure
said Reeser will be prosecuted.
Resolved, That DIR. w. +. Smith
be empowered, as a member of the
Board Of Health of Gilmore county,
to have all nuisances abated at
Mountain Home. and in case of
failure the Dirtrict Attorney is in
structed to prosecute all parties re-
fusing so to do.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1889-08-31
ALL OF THEiR NECKs NOT
WORTH IT.

Relative Is the killing Of David
Terry, public opinion in California
is ASSUMING a different shape. The
Stockton Bar has adopted some
highly eulogistic and compliment
airy resolutions pertaining TO the
memory of Judge Terry, and q
number of newspapers have mia
terially changed their tone hi dis
eussing the action Of the United
States Judges in taking the case Of
Nagel from the hands Of the State
Courts. The Eureka Sentinel very
f0rcibly says:
The Federal Courts are attempt
ing 10 do some very high-handed
things in their endeavor TO shield
Field and Nagel from the lawful
consequences of numbering Judge
Terry. All of their necks-Field,
Nagel and Terry-are not worth
the precedents which are about to
be set up In this case--the wrestling
of prisoners from the properly con-
stituted State authorities and turn
ing them over 10 the Federal Courts
and officers. This constitutes
Capitalization of power in its worst
and most dangerous form. III
means disturbance Of the proper
equilibrium, always exciting and
understood as defining the relative
powers and spheres Of the Federal
and State governments. The in
novation is monstrous. The loss OF
few lives is nothing; the strain
put upon our established system ID
everything. A greater wrong could
hardly be committed If Mr.. Justice
Field himself presided in the trial
of the slayer of Terry. There is
evidence leading to the conclusion
that some regulations are to come
out Of this affair badly furnished.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1889-08-31

Mr.. McCabe came in from At
lanta Wednesday.
Harry Bressler is trying to work
up an artesian well boring scheme
at Weiser.
John Shields is arranging for
another run Of Henry Clay ore at
the Reeeer mill.
VIM. Daniels is having lot Of
ore from his Burnt Pilot claim
crushed at Reeser's mill.
Rev. Geo. Buzxelle, of the Epis-
copal church will hold services at
Pine Grove, Tuesday evening, Sep
tember Bird, in the school house.
All invited.
Frank Cavanah, Jr., took the
stage for Boise City Thursday
morning, where he will take a
position in Pinney's large book and
stationary house. Everybody re-
grets Franks departure from our
midst.
Mining matters are being pushed
in the Lime creek section. Mr.
Barry has about a dozen mer
employed ON his Kentucky pros
pect, which Is developing fast to.
ward a dividend producer. Kin
caid e. Reds claim is turning out
some splendid ore; also number
of other prospects. McGinley's
station is the nearest trading post
to these mines and at times pre-
SCENTS quite a lively appearance
by the presence Of many horny
hand miners.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1889-08-31
School Truste. Election.

Notice is hereby gwen that an cleo
ton will he held at the Rocky Bar
school house on MONDAY, September
2, 1889, for the purpose Of electing a
full board of Trustees for School Dis
trict No, l. Elmnre county--one to
be elected for three years. one for two
wears and one for one year. Polls 10
be open from o'r.ock 10 p. IN.
@. ID. GOLDEN,
Clerk Board School Trustees.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1889-08-31

Culp's Lost Lode" has been
found. 1t pans out Just $is.i0
clean gold-worked at the vishnue
mill.
Golden in daily receiving wagon
loads Of new goods, and has been
compelled TO emil rye his store
rooms.
The BuLLEriS office and Asses
sor's Office will next week be re-
moved TO Swanholm's building, OPP
posite the postofiice.
Another one Of those pleasant
social dances took place Thursday
evening at Winkleback's hall, and
splendid supper was served al
John Gilman's popular hotel.
Tregonning's large Newfoundland
dog died Thursday--supposed 70
have been poisoned. We deslike Ia
think that there ia n person in our
midst SO base as to have poisoned
such an intelligent and valuable
animal as vas this faithful guar.
dian Of Tregonning's premises.
Deputy Sheriff Jim Gray re
turned from Graham Monday, and
reports the forest fires over tina,
way as being subdued. The Eng
lish Company's saw mill was mol
burned, as was reported, but Bill
Johnson's cabins and sheds neal
his mines were completely de-
stroyed.