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The Sunday morning news. [volume] (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1886-1891, 1890-11-16
FREE AND ACCEPTED MAsoNs

varick Lodge VIII confer the NJ. NJ. de-
gree on next Wednesday evening at the
rooms of Hiram Lodge on Newark avenue.
A large delegation from sister lodges is
expected TO be present.
District Deputy Joseph e. Moore is ex-
pscted to visit Hiram Lodge on next
Thursday evenings.
Bergen Lodge No, AZ has entered upon
q new era of prosperity after long seq
sou of inactivity. The initiation fee has
been wisely reduced and a large number
of candidates for membership Is the re-
suit The lodge is now very busy at enc b
communication In working the degree 4
A grand musical and literary entertain
menb under the auspices of the Drill
Corps OF Hugh De Payens Commandery
No. /, Knights Templar will be given at
the Tabernacle, Tuesday evening. No
vember %. Among che talent ares
Prof. ID. w. Robertson. the talented
musical artist aud premier soloist on the
tumbleronicon and musical silver sleigh
nowned California poet, humorist and
reciter; Miss E Richter. the young and
talented whistler; K. p. Ransom. the in-
comparable magiciaa Miss Budworth.
pianist. and Others The tickets have
been placed at the lowest price of admis-
sion. rs cents. The entertainments should
be a success. The commandery Intends
making the tripto Denver, Col, IN the
occasion OF the twenty-fifth triennial
conclave of the grand encampment and
have adopted this method to further the
fund as the expense Will be high.
The Sunday morning news. [volume] (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1886-1891, 1890-11-16
AMERICAN LEGION OF HONOR.

Companion Mckigney, who lost his
life at the Grove street crossing while
saving the life of mischievous and reck-
less boy, was a member of Ever Faithful
Council
Dickinson Council lost q member this
week. John ]. Griffith, who. expired on
Friday, was one of this council.
The two councils will attend the
funeral of the dead companions this
afternoon. The councils will meet az
their Headquarters at Roche's Hail..
The Sunday morning news. [volume] (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1886-1891, 1890-11-16
JUNIOR MECHANICS.

Clinton Council No. is wiz hold ita
regular meeting In Clinton Hall on Mon-
day evening. is
A meeting was held GU Friday evening
to organize new council in Hudson
City. A few names were signed "a Tia
application for q charter. Another meet
ing viii be called In q short time. OF
which due notice will be given. A larre
number Of members Of Clinton and II
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1890-02-25
An Eastern View of fl,

New York World.
Whisky and women have become
two great elements of discord in La.
throp, Mo-, and a picturesque and
vigorous temperance crusade may We;
end in bloodshed. The Prosecuting
attorney of the County says he is de-
tetmined to issue warrants of arrest
for nearly fifty wives and sweethearts
who recently wrecked saloon and
poured the liquor into the streets
His life has been threatened if he
persists in his determination, and it
has been openly avowed that any at
tempt to serve the warrants on the
women will meet with a desperate
and armed resistance. There is a
curious mixture of politics, corruption
aud personal spite In the whole affair,
it is claimed, aud an infusion of shot
gun will surely not have a tendency
I'D sTTafghIeu VuL uaLtcrs iii IosulOn
desired by peace-loving community.
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whole circumstances of the election
have been gone into carefully, and
both republicans and democrats have
produced all the evidence at their dis
posal. The result has been a CON-
plete viddication of the democrats. 1t
was shown that the counting of bal
OTIS was practically done openly and
in the presence ofnumerous witnesses.
The local republican manager was not
there, it is true, because he had been
put to bed drunk. The republi-
can claim of fraud was based
chiefly On the fact that there we're
only tour votes cast in the precinct for
their candidates. At the investiga-
ton, they could only produce three
men who could swear that they had
voted their tickets. Not one of the
republican accusations was upheld,
AID the facts were shown to be just as
the democrats claimed. The hearing
and elections was in progress on the
Montana case On Saturday at the very
time this testimony was being brought
of his argument. Colonel Paine, the
for the republican claimants,
admitted that their right to their seats
depended upon the Silver Bow case.
If the votes in that precinct were to
be counted, Messrs. Maeinnis and
Clark were the duly elected senators
from Montana. Colonel Paine would
not have been SO hasty, perhaps. in
making that admission if he could have
anticipated the result Of the investi
ystien. Both the disputes in West
Virginia and Montana have ended
iisastrously for the republicans, SO
ar. MIR. COTS unwise claim that he |
ned been elected governor of the for
ner state simply served to bring out
he fact that his party had been
utility of the grossest frauds and to
arnish his own reputation. And now
he facts disclosed in Montana will
rove an equal boomerang. They
how clearly that the republican cry
f fraud was simply intended to
ivert public attention, while they
.ole the state.
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Rheumatic Plasters

ARE A REVELATION TO THE WORLD, AND
ARE THE ONLY GENUINE RHEU-
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Nine tenths of all troubles which require
the aid of Pissters are rheumatic In their
nature. A change of weather. or sudden
draft causes a cold, which develops into
muscular and that into imfiammatory rheu-
matism. And yet there has never been
such thing as distinctly rheumatic and
strengthening plaster, and hundreds have
died suddenly where rheumatism has at
tackled the heart, whose lives might haye
been saved had this plaster been applied
in season. They are constructed on purely
scientific principals and are purely vegeta-
BILE.
Prepared by Rheumatic Syrup Co, Jack
,on Mick. w. E. Bird, Druggist.
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The case of the two republicans
who claim to he the legally elected
senators from sMontana is based en-
tirely upon alleged fraud in Silver
Bow county. By throwing out all
the democratic votes in one precinct
they were able TO make a pretext of
having carried the legislature. The
democrats all along have furnished
ample proof that NO fraud was COM
mitted there, and that any attempt TO
go behind the returns would be the
most barefaced robbery. But the
republican editors, who have grown
50 accustomed 20 defending fraud
that they rather delight in it,
have kept On shouting "WOlf!"
until they are black in the face.
An investigation has just peen fin
ished which ought to settle all doubt
as to the honesty of the election in
Silver Bow county. Itseems that the
result of the Shrievalty contest hinged
on the disputed precinct, just as the
legislature did. Accordingly the
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1890-02-25
FORGOT HIS BRIDE.
An Amusing Apecdote About Edison's
Queer Absent Mindedness.

An Amusing ADecdoie About Edison's
Queer Absent MinGedness.
l doubt If the story of Thomas A.
Edison's first marriage has ever been
told in print. AS every body Knows,
Edison is a very absent-minded man
when once he becomes thoroughly abb
sorbed in subject. He married his
first wife after brief courtship.
Shortly after the nuptial knot had
been tied Edison began thinking of
some intricate mechanical or electrical
problems. Without saying a word to
his bride or the wedding guests he went
into his laboratory and began work.
Mrs. Edison knew her husbands &C.
centricities and accepted the situation
philosophically.
She went to the bridal chamber and
prepared to wait up for her better
half. Finally becoming very sleepy,
she retired. When she awoke in the
morning. her husband was still absent.
Mr.. Edison did not appear all of that
day or the following night. 1t was just
forty-eight hours after the marriage
had been performed that Mrs. Edison,
becoming alarmed, decided upon going
into her husbands workshop.
When she entered the room she saw
the inventor lying on his workbench
sleeping peacefully. ofcOurse she gave
a little shrek, womanlike, YOU know,
but the PROSTATE form, with boots on
and toes turned heavcnward, never
budged.
Upon closer examination by Mrs Edi.
son, who had noted the regular breath
ing of her hubble she discovered
that his wedding clothes were covered
came real an AM grSegm hG 1 She then be-
bench where her husband lay shook MIN
go away from me-" he shouted, not
knowing where he was. go way
from me, 1 say; can't you see I'm think
ingP"
Il should say you were. Tommy" re-
piled his wife. Now, don't You think
1t is about time you took OF the think-
ing cap OF yours and gave me little at
tention"
swell, I'll think about it as you re-
quest" responded the inventor. Now,
please let me alone, or / fear / shall be
forced TO set the new double back-action
self-propelling fire hose all-all-"
At this Juncture Edison suddenly
came to and, jumping up, exclaimed:
"Who am /, where am /, and who are
you?'
When his wife told him who and
where he was and who she was. 10 use
term in common parlance, YOU could
have bought him for cent, re felt so
cheap.
81 had forgotten all about my mar
rage" he said.
"Well, l hope" responded his wife.
"you won't let this occur again." and I
am inclined to believe that he didn't
n. j. Press.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1890-02-25
hORSE-MEAT SAUSAGES.
4 Patriotic Frenchman Introduces the
Delicacy to Now Yorkera.

4 Patriotic Frenchman Introduces the
Delicscy to Now Yorksrs.
The horse-meat sausage factory In
Nswtown, L. l., was in full operation
when it was visited by the investigating
committee from the Newtown Board Of
Health. Proprietor Henry Bose accom-
panied the committee through the fac
tory. On the second floor, arranged on
drying shelves, were sausages Of all
iizes and shapes. Each shelf was Ia
beled with the brand and the date of
manufacture. Proprietor Bose is pa
triotic Frenchman. He calls his big fat
sausage "Saucisson Boulanger," the
small round sausage ''Saucisson Lor-
raine," the small fat sausage "Morta-
delle," and the fifty and one hundred
pound sausages "Saucisson dart"
Mr.. Bosse said that if the meat used
was perfectly sound the sausages would
keep three and one-half years. Up to
that point they improved with age.
The last two horses that were slaugh.
tered on the place were examined by
Doremus Rapelye, who is overseer Of the
poor of Queens County, and also vet
Urinary surgeon. He says that the
80 ~-----o - a -1-N Say iIOAs~
was caused by the other leg striking
against the first. The two hind ankles
Of the sorrel mare had been broken
and were incurable. Otherwise Mr..
Repelvs, thapght. the. bRsses Xess eNe
horses were found by the committee in
the slaughtering department on the first
door.
In addition to manufacturing sausages
Mr.. Bosse is thinking of turning out
smoked tongues and smoked horse-fesh.
He invited the committee to sample the
meat, but they declined. He then cut
piece of flesh from the loin of a horse
and ate it with apparent relish.
Every thing in the factory was neat
and clean. Mr.. Bosse explained to the
committee the arrangements for dispos-
ing OF refuse, and the committee &C
knowledged that the waters OF Mile
Pond had probably not been contami-
mated BY refuse from the factory, as had |
been alleged
The result of the investigation was |
anxiously awaited by the people who |
live in the vicinity of the factory. They |
were disappointed when they learned |
that the committee had found nothing in
the factory which they could condemn.
The people denounced t..o factory as a
and were of the opinion that
the board of health ought to clean the
place out anyhow.
Mr.. Bosse says he is principally en-
gagged nowin manufacturing samples. by
means of which he hopes to secure q
market for his goods. He says that he
will probably remain in Newtown three
months longer, when he will remove to
some other locality where the manufact-
Ire OF horse-meat sausage won't be so
offensive to the people. Prof Doremus
s analysing some of the sausages made
It the factory.-N. Y. Letter.
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The "Cronin suspect" who has fur.
nished the newspapers 30 much sensa'
tlonal material for the past few days
turns out to be neither the mysterious
"Mr. Smith" who drove the cele-
brated white horse, the night of the
Cronin murder, or the equsl'y mys-
ferrous "Mr. Simonds" who paid
office rent in building directly op-
posite the one occupied by DR.. Gro
MIN. The mans name is Kelly, in all
Probability. as be asserts, but that is
all and the WONDERFUL detectives
Of Chicago have made another blum
der. The whole Cronin business has
been bungle from first to last and
since every fresh squirt to discover and
punish all those connected with the
murder only results In failure, it
would appear that the matter had best
be either dropped or else conducted in
such manner that the whole coun-
s-y -ill not have an opportunity for
laughter over the efforts OF the UnI-
cago detectives to distinguish them
selves.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1890-02-25

TRUSTEES SALE.

Whereas James Shsfer and his wife Mol
ne Shater by c~riain deed Of trust, dated
ne Goth cav of Jnue 1885, and duly re.
corded in the recorders Office of Pettis
county Missouri. in deed of trust and
mortgage record No. % snd pages 4O3 snd
fI4. conveyed to the undersigned as trus-
zee. the following descr bed real estate stu.
'te 10 the city of Seialis, Pettis county
md the state of Missouri, to Wit: Lot No.
% block 4, in J ID. Browns addition 70
ne city of Sedalia, Missouri. which said
conveyance was made in trust to secure the
payment OF a negotiable prom;ssory note,
Ia said deed fully described and. whereas
the SAID note has become due. and default
has been mace in the payment of the same,
DOW theref re at the request of the legal
holder of sid note. and in pursuance of
the terms of said deed of trust, public
IoIice is hereby given, that the under
sisued trustee will on
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1890-02-25

The school school children will not
enjoy an extra holiday this year for
the celebration of the birthday of the
great and only George Washington as
the anniversary comes on Saturday,
but they will probably be able to ex.
tract enough time from their! studies
on Friday for "reminiscences of G..
WIS career to mark the event
and hence will be happy. The
Father of his country" will always
bear about his memory certain halo,
but it is fact derived from this pro-
saic age that many of the stories
about him ale received at present
with sniff of derislon and it is be.
ieved that he was not nearly so great
Q man as historians would have us
believe. He, of course, did very
nicely for bis day and wore small
clothes and queue with as much
grace as anybody, but in comparison
with Speaker Reed in his toga and
insignia of "boss." George pales into
insight canoe, and the time is coming
when his deeds will not raise ripple
of excitement. This is progressive
age and We are a progressive people.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1890-02-25

The only reliable vegetable substitute
for calomeI, which acts ON the liver, blood,
kidneys snd stomach, and best anti-bil-
lious purgative is Maguire's Cundurango,
Endorsed by Archbishop Ryan, of Phil
sdelphia Rev. McNally, of st. Louis,
and host of prominent people.
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AGENTS WANTED.

We have an original plan in deal.
ing with our agent, which they great,
appreciate. We furish them witt
any quantity of our catalogues free,
with their name printed on each as
exclusive agents for their county.
Agents have merely to see that the
catalogues are properly distributed
and the result is marvellous. An
agent In this way can also establish a
large mail trade.
Foil particulars mailed on receip;
of 4 cents in stamps.
LESTER PAYNE & CO.,
2l4&wlm Battle Creek, Mich
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1890-02-25

The sdherants of Volapuk are still
endeavoring to make it the ''uniyers-
e rapidly absorbing every other IAN
gusge just as the English speaking
people are absorbing every other
people, it seems useless to introduce
anything else but the mother tongue.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1890-02-25

Kansas City is at present enjoying
o great treat. Clara Morris aud Lii
liam Lewis are both playing Article
Al. All they need now to make their
happiness complete is the presence of
ChanIer. " "~''' ~ "
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1890.

between the hours of 10 o'clock in the fore
noon and five O'Clock in the afternoon of
that dav, st the west court house door In
the city OF SeoaIIs reIIIs CUu.,y ~.a sfasn
N Missouri, pr,eeed 10 sell the above de-
scribed property at public vendue, to the
highest bidder for cash 20 pay said note
remaining unpaid, and the costs and ex-
penses of executing said trust.
2-4w5t C. g. TAYLOR, Trustee.
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Il guarantee M patients the finest,
most durable, natural and comfortable fl
in artificial teeth. Give me q trial.
q 17SSm I. II. WILSON,
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Halls Catarrh Cure is taken internally
and acts directly upon the blood sud
mucus surfacSs of the system. Send for
testimonials, free.
+. j. CHENEY & CO., Toledo. O.
narSold by Druggists, 75 cents.
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STATE OF OHIo, CRY OF TOLEDO. &,

FRANK j. CHENEY mikes oath that be
is The senior partner of the firm of +. J
SSiHF SE22O Go fp ESd hYSRels lie Rs CITY
that said firm will paw the sum of ONE
HUNDRED DOLLARS for each aud
every case of Ca'arrh that cannot be cnred
by the use Of HALLS CATARRH CURE.
FRANK J. CHENEY.
Sworn to before me and subscribed in
my presence, this 9th day of December, A.
ID. 'S6.
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runs its own Magnificent, Dining Cars. Palace
Sleeping Cars, Special Apartment Cars and Free
Colonist Sleepers on Daily Through Trains.
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The American Card Game.
.HPre0ddent1."
Price, 50 cents.

Thn game Is rapidly takeng plsc- Of Pedro
and + uchie fer ali progressive esrd psrtsr, and
IN der tbst it may b popular in pIlce ss vel.
as c favor We have Issued special solver
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JOSEPH PATTI.
VETERINARY SURGEON,
TREATS ALL KINDS OF
DISEASED and CRIPPLED SFOCK,

Dental work, the treatment of diseased
eyes, and csstIating natural and Edgelins
horses a speciality.
/ also carry large assortmentIf specific
remedies, -ch as salves, liuimnts, and
collie cures. | prepare these remdies nv
self ard have used them for yeas with the
best success.
1 an a graduate of Prussia and Ger.
many have been employed thee for ye.r.
in the government service and guarantee
entire satisfaction.
Office at Meufee'I Barn, corer OF Main
and Nouitezu streets. Resichlce S. vs.
Corner Fourth and Kentucky reefs. Two
blocks west of court house.
DI. JoEePh Patt.
EuTscHEE. TEIERAIzT. v. O..
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GREAT NORTHERN RY. LINE

For tickets. maps aud guides, apply TO your
nome ticket agent or write TO
+. IJWHI1NEY,
Gen. Pass. and Ticket AGENT,
Great orthern RsiIwsy.
St. Paul, MINI.
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GREAT NORTHERN RY. LINE

To Helena, Butte, Spokane Falls, and
the coast cIties Jake the
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GREAT NORTHERN RY. LINE

To Great Falls, the future industria
centre OF the Northwest, take the
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To Fargo, Srookston, Grand Forks
and "innIpe q, take the
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Authorized Csplta $500 0O0.Oe
Capital paid up in Cash $500 O00.at
DEALERS IN
INVESTMENT SECURITIES.
SAVINGS DEPARTMENT.

Savings received in sums of ONE DOL.
LAR and over on which interest is allowed
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LOAN DEPARTMENT.

Money To loan on real estate for long o.
hort time, at losest rates, with the priv
'ilege to make partial payments.
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GREAT NOR RY. LINE

To all Minnesota, South Dakota
North Dakota, Montana, Idaho, Ore
qon, Washington. California and
Manitoba points, take the
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February 1st, 1890,

To the Gcid, Silver, Copper, iron ant
Coal Mines of Montana. lake the
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1890-08-13
Doomed by Electricity.

Electricity is doing more for tie country
towns than all other agencies combined. 1t is
lighting villages that would otherwise be CROP
ing in the dark, for gas corporations do not
settle in such places. The game is not big
enough. But the greatest thing electricity is
doing for the small towns is the running of the
street cars. This has gwen them forward
impetus that has been of immense benefit to
all of their business interests. A great deal of
the vim and push seen in Western Pennsyl-
vania towns is due to electricity.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1890-08-13
Driffwo0d.

THE Adam Jacobs had good trip out yester-
day.
= BUSINESS at Louisville is far duller than at
Pittsburg, If reports are true.
THE James G. Blaine will be the steamer to
Morgantown and Brownsville to-day at PM.
THE CHARTERS Packet Company appears to be
strictly in the scramble for the public patronage
CAPTAIN SAM BROWN made a flying visit to
Pittsburg yesterday and returned to New York
last night.
The Charley Clarke is still heading for Pitts
burg and when last heard from was at Louisville
en- route from st. Louis.
FROM the reported sales of steamboat lines
these days. it appears that the business is not a
veritable mint for the operators.
THE Mayfower will carry the Patriotic Sons Of
America up to view the enhancing scenery on the
Monongahela tomorrow. Music will enliven the
trip.
THE Time was exceedingly lucky in getting out
yesterday morning. Had she waited a few hours
her trip below with RATS would have been i'm
possible.
CAPTAIN SAM BROWN and Jim Reese are con-
tempating building an electric street car line in
Memphis, and have opened negotiations with
several contractors with that view.
THE Twilight returned from East Liverpool
yesterday and took the dredgeboat Western to
McKeesport to excavate for railroad bridge
piers, which are to be erected there.
CAPTAIN j. A. HENDERSON, his son Alex, and
Stephen Thomas, the popular shipping clerk of
the Cincinnati packet line. will leave for an ex-
tended trip on the Great Lakes. Cleveland,
Detroit and Put-in-Bay are the chief points to
which they will head.