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The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1890-07-01

The voices of the people against the
tarif.tax oppressor is being heard.
Republican congressman will do well
to listen distinctly TO the mutterings
of the coming storm. 1t will be a
cyclone when it comes.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1890-07-01

Carriers Little Liver Pills will be
found an excellent remedy fer sick head.
ache. Thousands of letters from psonIs
Who have used them prove this fact. Ask
-FOUR druggist for thsn.I
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1890-07-01

Some day the republican party will
be forced to learn that the consumers
have rights deserving consideration.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1890-07-01
Memphis Route

KANSAS CITY, FORT SCOTT * MEMPHIS
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runs its own Magnificent Dining Cara Palace
Sleeping Cars, Special Apart ne It Cars AMI Er
ColO1iSt Sls+usrs Oh Ouy cnrny1 crMn<.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1890-07-01
GREAT NORTHERN RS. LINE

To Fargo, Srookston, Grand Forks
and Winnipeg, take the
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1890-07-01
GREAT NORTHERN BY. LINE

For tickets. maps aud guides, apply to your
nome ticket agent or write 70
F.I. WHITNEY,.
Gen, Pass. and Ticket sgeot,
Great Northern Railway.
st. Paul, Mimi.
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Northern Pacific Mineral Lands.

WASHINGTON, Sept. Ex-senator Nor
gan to-day introduced a resolution direct
ing the senate conferees on the land grant
forfeiture bill TO insist that all mineral
lands granted the Northern Pacific, ex.
cept coal and iron lands, he disposed OF
under the mining laws the same as IL they
were part Of the public domain. When.
ever the Northern Pacific shall relinquish
its title TO any OF these mineral lands, II
shall receive in lieu thereof an equal
amount OF agricultural or timber land.
The conferees are instructed further 10
insist upon provision declaring that the
United States reserves the right TO amend
the act. or 10 hereaftar declare further
forfeiture on Northern Pacific lands. Mr..
Morgan also introduced a resolution call.
ing upon the secretary of the interior for
full information respecting the number
of suits between settlers and the Northern
Pacific; the proceedings taken In them
whether the railroad company changed
the location Of any part Of its roads
whether lands were reserved along the
line of this new section of road, and
whether any part of the road was deiin
itely located within the time fixed In tbs
charter.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1890-09-11
INDIANA REPUBLICANS.
The Administration of Harrison and tn
Conduct of Reed Endorsed.

Conduct of Reed Endorsed.
INDIANAPoLIs, Sept. l0.-The republi-
can convention met this morning. Hon.
II. W. Thompson, ex-secretary OF the
navy, was made permanent chairman and
spoke at length in review of the history Of
the democratic and republican parties,
tariff, etc.
For auditor L. Walker was nominated.
Milton Trlssler was nominated for Sec
retary of state.
The platform was then reported. Ii in
dorses the administration of President
Harrison and the conduct Of Speaker
Reed; condemns the democratic doctrines
of free trade; favors reciprocity; approves
the silver bill; favors the Lodge bill; OPP
poses alien ownership of land, and de-
mands laws TO prevent food adulteratiou
denounces trusts and combinations
favors reasonable river and harbor im-
provements; denounces the white cap
outrages; demands local option aud op-
poses the original package bill, and de-
mands the election of United States
senators by the popular vote. Every refer.
ence to Reed was greeted with prolonged
applause.
A resolution was adopted ordering the
secretary Of the convention 10 send a con-
gratulatory telegram TO Thomas B. Reed
formerly Of Maine, but now of the United
| States.
The plank endorsing Harrison is as fol
lows: ave endorse the administration
Of Benjamin Harrison andthe able states
men selected as his co-laborers and adj
visers as being wise, vigorous and patri
otic. II has kept pledges made TO IN,
people; has carefully guarded and zeal
ously promoted their welfare and elevated
the condition of public service. We
heartily approve the action Of the republi
cans in congress under the brilliant leader
ship OF Thomas B. Reed. They have
again proved that the republican part,
can be relied upon TO meet aud solv,
great public questions, aud have ono,
more demonstrated its capacity for intel
ligent and patriotic government.
The tariff plank reafllrms the belief IL
the republican doctrine OF protection {,
! American industries, and commends tb,
/ policy of reciprocity as proposed II
connection with the pending tariff legis
islation,
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PASSED BY The SENATE
The Vote on the Tariff Bill---YeaS
40, Nays 20.
The Raum investigation Several
Witnesses Examined and the
Committee Adjourns-Wash-
ington Attorneys.

WASHINGTON, Sept.10.-Morgan offered
a resolution, which went over till to-mor-
row. calling on the secretary of the in
terror for statement concerning lands
claimed by the Northern Pacific. Also n
resolution embodying instructions to the
senate conferees on the land forfeiture
bill in relation to lands Of the Northern
Pacific and other companies. Laid on
the table for future action.
The tariff bill was then taken up, the
question being on its passage, six hours
being allowed to close discussion.
Hoar, referring to the reciprocity propo-
sition, said he voted for II yesterday with
some hesitation, and would not have done
so II he thought the scheme contained in
the amendment was all that was likely to
come out of entering on the policy.
Hoar was followed by Hiscock, Turpie,
Gibson, Vest, Vance and Jones of Nevada,
A vote was then taken and the bill passed
yeas 40, nays %, as follows: Yeas-Al-
drich, Allen, Allison, Blair, Cameron, Ca
sey, Chandler, Cullom, Davis, Dawes,
Dixon, Eyarts, Frye, Hawley, Higgins,
Hiscock, Hoar, Ingalls,, Jones Of Nevada,
Mcmillan, Henderson, Mitchell, Moody,
Paddock, Pierce, Plat, Plumb, Power,
Quay, Saunders, Sawyer, Sherman,
Spooner, Stewart, Stockbridge, Teller.
Washburn, Wilson of Iowa, Wolcott-i0.
Nays-Barbour, Bate, Berry, Blackburn,
BlodRett, Butler, Carlisle, Cockrell, Coke,
Calquitt, Daniel, Faulkner, German, Gray,
Harris, Hearst, Jones of Arkansas, Kema,
Morgan, Pasco, Pugh, Ransom, Reagan,
Turpie, Vance, Voorhees,, Walthall, Will
son Of Maryland-29.
The following pairs were announced,
the first named in each couple being in
favor of the bill: Dolph and Brown, Ed.
munds and George, Farwell and Payne,
Hale and Mcpherson, Morrill, and Hamp.
ton, Stanford and Gibson, Pettigrew aud
Call.
Aldrich moved that the senate insist on
its amendments 10 the house bill and ask
for conference. The motion was agreed
to and Aldrich, Sherman, Allison, His
cock, Mcpherson, Vance and Carlisle
were appointed conferees on the part Of
the senate. The senate then adjourned
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THE RAUM INVESTIGATION.
Several Witnesses Examined and the Com
mittee Adjourns.

Several Witnesses Examined and the Com
mittee Adjourns.
WASHINGTON, Sept. 10.-In the Raum
investigation to-day Chairman Morrill,
proceeded to pass upon the question
raised as to the relevancy of the testi-
mony offered yesterday by Cooper, relat-
ing to the character of the refrigerator
company's stock, and ruled il out.
Lewis, minority member, entered a
protest against the narrow limitations.
Assistant Chief bryant, Of the pension
Office, testified. More claims have been
adjudicated under the new order than be-
fore II had been made. He knew of no
preference shown any particular attor-
ney. To Commissioner Raum witness
said that, while there had been larger
OUTPUT of claims under the new order
haste i'm the preparation of
cases and much rivalry between
clerks. He did not say work had been i'm
| properly done, but called attention 70 the
fact that some examiners were dsposing
| OF claims IN less time than they could be
considered.
The commissioner wished to know
whether witness had tried TO put n stop
10 it.
Witness replied he had not thought of
putting stop TO ii. The 5000 cases put
on the completed files by the Office had
been selected without partialty.
Judge Wilson said il had been said that
Cooper had signed large number of
blank claims upon the pension office for
a firm OF pension attorneys, and he would
like to have Cooper make statement
about il.
| Cooper said he had authorized his clerk
TO sign large number of calls for a PEN
sion firm in his district, understanding il
had been the custom. Perhaps there
were LOO or 1900 calls signed with his
name. When he came TO Washington he
spoke TO Chief Durnan in the pension
Office about il, and he douted whether il
was fair TO call up cases in that way. but
he must ast for his constituents. Durnan
told him TO sign slips and he would do
what he could with them. Cooper did not
think the slips were equivalent TO con-
gressional call. The attorneys he signed
for had been neglected. He was told that
Lemon at that time had control Of the
pension Office. Witness thought, then
and now, that il he could do anything TO
help his people he ought TO do il. He felt
they had not fair chance with attorneys
in Washington.
Cooper asked the comnittee 10 pass
upon his resolution 10 extend the scope OF
the investigation.
No decision was made and the commit
tee adjourned.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1890-09-11
THOMAS IS SLY AND COY
Yesterdays Telesraphic Communications
Between Butte and Washington.
Selisman Asks Carter n He Meant
II, and Carter lndites a Char
acterlstic Answer-FuiI
Text OF His Epistle.
spcial To the standard.

Special tO the Standard.
WASHINGTON, Sept. l0.-Early to-day q
dispatch came 10 Carter from Selieman at
Butte, asking Carrier very pointedly
whether he really meant what he had
said. He was told that every county had
been instructed for him, and that the
convention would be wild for his reuomi-
nation. So Carter sat down at his desk in
the house and prepared an answer 10 be
read tonight in the republican caucus,
and this reply was sent 10 Seligman at
the McDermott house about 4 o'clock.
Seligman ought 10 have had il at 9
o'clock, which would give him plenty Of
time TO hunt up n new candidate IL he
believed that Carter would not run N tho
nomination was extended TO him on q
bridge ofsilver bars from Butte to Helena
Carter's letter was as follows, and il is a
pretty smart letter from even so slick q
man as Thomas. He does not say any
where that he will refuse 10 run, and no
one here believes that he intends to have
any such meaning given 90 the words:
Hon A. J. SsliJmdR: Your teiegraphic A.
nOuncement of intention 10 nominate me by se-
clamatlon is before me. Firmly believing il un-
wiss and impolitic, II not unfair, TO select the
whole congressional delegation Of our great
state from one neighhorhood, | respectfully re
quest you 10 announce thai my letter Is final and
will not be withdrawn. ! earnestly urge my
friends to avoid the embarrassment which would
be incident To my declining nomination. I
would certainly decline. Ever alive 10 their In
terests and true To their friends. the people OF
Montana will elect the republican candidate 10
congress this fall by an increased majority.
Il H. rkHrnR
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DEPEW RETURNS.
lie SUSTAIN. Webb and Has No Political
Aspirations.

NEW foRE, Sept. l0.-The White Star
line steamer Teutonic. from Liverpool,
was sighted outside the bar at $50 a. m.
The Inman line steamer City OF New
York, from Liverpool, was sighted east Of
the liehtship at . "a a. m.
Two steamers went down the bay 10
meet the Teutonic. one with a party W
greet Depew, and the other TO meet Arch
bishop Corrigan, who were on board.
They were taken of without waiting for
the Teutonic to reach her pier.
Among the first 10 welcome Depew were
General Manager Toucey and Vice Presi-
dent Webb of the New York Central road.
Depew was conducted below, where he
and Webb held consultation.
Then luncheon was served, and Loomis
Of the New York Central delivered an ad-
dress of welcome In which he referred 10
the strike. Depew replying, said: III
testify 90 the fact that the New York Gen.
trail is a unit in its policy and its action. L
am not here to- discuss the questions
which have been SO ably discussed by
LOOMS, but to say that NV two months
vacation, entered upon al the usual date,
left the management OF the road In the
hands Of duly accredited officers, which
directory he believes fully competent 10
manage IL in any difficulty that might
arise, aud they have demonstrated that
confidence has not been displaced.
| Cheers. | noticed that one Of the news
| papers that came to me seemed 10 be dis
cussing my presidential chances. and
want TO state just here that in no moment
| of my life and in no utterances that
make is the presidency OF the United
States in my mind. When | act as presi-
dent Of the Central act for the interests
Of that corporation without any regard
whatever TO my political chances or OPP
portunities."
SYRACUSE. n. Y, Sept. l0.-In an adj
dress tonight, Grand Master Workman
Powderly referred 10 Depew's return, and
said: "He Is on record rs saying settle
ment Of labor questions lies in arbitra-
tion. We will see now whether he is pre-
pared To square his actions with his
| wor,ls.n
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1890-09-11
COUNTY SEAT QUESTION.
shoshone People Set Hack and Bellevue
Jubilant.

Special 10 the standard.
BELLEVUE, Idaho, Sept l0.-Bellevue
aud Sboshone are TO have a friendly tilt
over the question of the location Of the
permanent county seat OF Logan. The
division bill provided that the question
should he submitted at the next regular
election. Logan county commissioners
issued a call for the election at the same
time as the state election, October 1.
Shoshone people claimed that this was
not a regular election, as IL did not come
in November, and claimed further that n
provision OF the constitution made them
the permanent county seat for 9 months
anyway. Accordingly they applied to the
district court for an injunction restraining
the commissioners from submitting the
question To the people. Chief Justice
Beatty, in the district court at Shoshone
having heard the ease presented by the
lawyers employed by Shoshone, threw the
case out Of court. Bellevue people are
corrcspondngly elated aud the Shoshone
people vino have been grasping at a
straw are set back. This decision affects
Elmore county, where there is similar
| issue.
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The southampton strike.

SoUTHAProS, Sepi. l0.-The striking
dock laborers, sailors and firemen still
a meancing attitude. The authorities fear
further rioting and further detachments
of troops have been summoned. Some
strikers have gone out in boats to meet the
incoming steamers with the object Of per-
suading the crews 10 join the strike. The
venting this to-day. A mob gathered
about the mayors residence and made
threatening demonstrations. The mayor
telephoncd for assistance and soldiers
were despatched 20 disperse the crowd.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1890-09-11
A LAMB FOR SLAUGHTER
Harrison Endorsed carter's Course
Commended-Lis OF Delegates
and Alternates to the
State Convention.
Special to the standard.

Special 10 the standard.
MIssoULA, Sept, l0.-There was a real
pleasant little gathering at the court house
to-day. A few of the faithful members Of
the z. o. p. had assembled at the call of
Chairman Moser Of the county central
committee 10 nominate a lamb for the
slaughter, attend TO little other party
business, rehash some state platforms
and make something out of them purport-
ing to he new, cheer for Carter and ad-
journ.
The convention was called TO order
about noon by Chairman Moser, and the
call read by Secretary Musgrave. c. w.
Young, OF Bonner, was elected temporary
chairman, and of course he returned
thanks for the honor. Xeb. NJ. Harris, Of
Stevensville, was chosen temporary sec
retary. Committees on credentials and
permanent organization were on motion
appointed by the chair. Then the con-
vention adjourned until :30p.m.
A little, after the appointed holr the as
sembly was again called 10 order. The
committee on credentials reported that
there was representation from every one
OF the 81 precincts except X. The COM
mittee ON permanent organization re-
ported in favor of making the temporary
organization permanent and in favor Of
the following order Of business:
Appointment OF committee on resolu-
tons.
Nomination Of candidate for state SEN
ator.
Selection of II delegates to the state con-
vention.
Selection of Is members To act as a
county central committee.
Reading of resolutions and adjourn
ment.
The report was adopted and chairman
appointed a committee on resolutions.
When the nomination Of "A candidate for
state senator was announced, David
O'keefe arose and placed the name Of
DR.. w. B. Parson before the convention.
The nomination was seconded. The
chairman called for other nominations
and waited in vain. All was silent as the
tomb. There evidently was no scramble
after the honor. Then somebody arose
and broke the awful silence by moving
that the nomination OF DIR. Parsons be
made unanimous by acclamation. Tho
motion was seconded and carried. A
committee Of three escorted the doctor "a
the rostrum where he thanked them in q
few well chosen words for the honor the,
had done him.
Then the committee on nomination o.
delegates 10 the state convention sub
mitted their report which WAS adopted
following Is a list OF delegates and alter
| mates.
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THE MAINE ELECTION.
A Democratic Gain Of Twelve Represent.
atiyes.

PORTLAND, Me-, Sept i0.-The Advcr-
tiser has full representative returns from
10 counties in Maine aud partial returns
from the remaining six. They indicate a
democratic gain Of II representatives,
making the house stand ll3 republicans
to ~ democrats. The senate stands four
democrats 10 q republicans.
LEWISTON, Me-, Sept. TO- The Erening
Journal has returns from practically the
whole state, footing up; Burleigh, 81, SIS ,
Thompson, H,sii; Clark, 2,sis; scatter
ing, 956. The republican plurality is lS,-
72l. The remaining places voted In lsSs,
republicans, 925; democrats, slii scatter
ing, lO5
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1890-09-11
A saloon Keeper. Crazy Act.

SAN Francisco, Sxpt. i0.-Albert dor
dan. a saloon proprietor, and his wife
were found bleeding and insensiblo on
the floor Of the saloon this afternoon.
Jordan had cut his wife's wrist with n
carving knife, then cut both his own
wrists and stabbed himself in the breast.
Ill health and lack of business led them
TO seek an end 20 their troubles. The wo-
man will probably recover, but the man
will die.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1890-09-11

CREssoS SPRINGS, Pa, Sept. l0.-Mrs.
Harrison and Mrs. Mckee are in the hands
of resident physician this evening. The
latter has touch of neuralgia. Mrs. Haryi-
sons ailment Is not OF a serious character
and with rest aud quiet will probably
wear OH in few days.
The president was advised Of the pro-
ceedings OF the republican convention
at Indianapolis and is pleased at the en-
dorsement Of his administration.
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Dick Crnkrr Returns.

New YORK, Sept. lO.-Richard Croker,
the well-known rammany chieitain, ar
rived this morning on the City Of New
York. lie was met at the dock by num-
ber of Tammany leaders and warmly
welcomed he said he was in excellent
health, but refused 10 talk respecting his
intentions in the fall campaign.
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members OF the county central committee
then reported and the report was adopted.
The convention adjourned after listen
ing TO a few words Of thanks from the
chairman and al announcement by Judge
Anderson.
After adjournment came the usual three
cheers for Carter and Parsons.
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BAY CITY, Mich, Sept. lo.-At noon to-
day three men entered the second ma
tional bank, two Of them engaged the
teller and bookkeeper in conversation
while the third slipped around to the back
Of the bookkeepcr's desk aud stole q
package of bills amounting TO S,iOO. Tho
police are loosing for the robbers.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1890-09-11
THURSDAY MORNING II

AT once 10 his room, where he has since
remained, seeing no one. IL was expected
that he would take his seat at the opening
session, but he did not respond 20 the
summons of the door keeper and speaker
pro tenn, Burrows, was called.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1890-09-11
Iirn.ierIck Nominated.

HArroN, Kan, Sept. l0.-Republicans
OF the first congressional district to-day
nominated Case Broderick, Representa-
tive Morrill,. of pension bill fame, having
dcclineda denomination.
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LINN Red Committed.

Troy, w, Sept. lO.-John Reed, an
other OF the alleged train-wreckers, TO
day pleaded otguilty and was committed
20 lail.
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Reed Returns.

WASHINGTON, Sept. l0.-Reed reached
Washington this morning and appeared
at the capital about II O'Clock. He went
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1890-09-11

New YORK, Sept. lO.-Scroggin Bros
have sold the fllly English Lady So n. A.
Buck, of the Spirit Of The Times, for tlo,-
90.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1890-09-03
Weather Predictions.

John Mckinney, Of McKinney's
Lake Tahoe, SAYS that the coming
Winter is liable TO be as heavy as
the last, and perhaps a little
worse.
He bases his calculations on the
Tact that the pine cones grow in
the tops Of the trees, also the pre-
vailing winds of this Summer at
the Lake.
Mac says he has won every bet
he ever made on the weather at
the AXE, and hasn't had to buy a
hat for over 90 years.
There is another curious feature
about Lake Tahoe and its sur
roundings, which John Mckinney
says you can bet on every time
and win. The surface Of the
surrounding mountains which
slope toward the Lake is about
equal to the surface area of the
Lake. 1t is Il known fact that a
foot OF snow is equal to an inch
or water, and 30 John knows that
when there is fifteen feet OF snow
on land that the Lake will rise
fifteen inches in the SDriDp
This Spring, however, it ran
over four inches; that is there
were four more inches Of water in
the Lake than there were feet OF
snow surrounding the Lake This
excess was caused by the deep
snow holding a heavy rain which
lasted forty eight hours.