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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-12-24

A1rASr boycott has been instituted
i'm Fan River. This gives rise TO the
,upposit,ou that the brilliant paragraph
opp, NAV make something out of .t.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-12-24

IFTNclE SAN finds the Force bin in
h, stocking he will throw 10 out ana
fI the stocking with al foot and use 10
ON the braiuiest end of the Republican
l.IrlN
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-12-24

Mr.. FEANK HALEY was elected Chlei
of She Fire Department by Council last
NIGHT. The REGISTER looks upon the
nosition "a, among the most re-
,ponsiblc within the gift OF
Council. Every good citizen will watch
with deem interest the record the new
Chief makes. 10 is the opportunity OF
hi, life and the ErcI~r.E hopes hc Will
Improve O..
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-12-24

4 PENN~YLVANIA mining company
which has, i'm effect, served notice ON
an of it's employees To quit on the first OF
January if they are not then married. Is
- protected concern and knows all about
protecting infant industries.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-12-24

Ar ITS meeting last night Council de-
cided To take no action in the matter oI
lighting the city with electricity till It's
next meeting, when the statement of the
city'S finances will be- ready Tor pre-
Sentation.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-12-24

Tur REcI>rEE is oyerioyed TO be Ia a
position 20 announce 10 Tine pubic thal'
-as the days begin to lensthen, the cold
begins 20 strengthen. Now Is the time
o.. I....rlhn
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-12-24

Nm passage ol thc tarIH on. Whlcn vas
-,.,,.esslrilvu compromise between autas-
ori,tic interests. was unfortunately timed.
Dicr,iII,d Leader.
Yes. 90 gave the people who represent
one oi these autagouiStic interests
chance 90 ,ec how 10 worked before they
voted
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-11-16
Our ATTRACTIONS
THIS WEEK.

Ladies' Fast Black full regular made
Hose, worth 20c., only 1870. pair
All-Wool Red Shaker Flannel, nearly
yard wide, worth 37ic., at 25c. q
yard;
Victoria Cloth, about twenty patterns
this is new and lovely dress fabric,
usually sold at 16ic., our price is
lie. a yard;
Remnantsof Dress Ginghams usual lOc.
quality. at &c. yard;
Ladies' Extra Fine Gauge Hose,
Hermsdorf die. warranted alb
solutely Fast-Black worth SOC. ct
25c. pair;
All-Wool Black Henrietta usual SOC.
quality, this week 4ic. n yard
Remnants of fine Selisia at 10c. yard !;
Nurses Aprons, four styles, your choice
of any at 2jo. apiece /;
Black Henrietta, the usual 35c. quality,
was slightly wet, only 16c. a yard !;
Linen Window-Shades with Spring Rol-
lors complete. only 25c. apiece;
IS pair Lace Curtains at 75c. q pair
worth 81 i;
u pair Lace Curtains at $3.50 pair
worth 81;
Ladies' non-shrinkable All-Wool Jersey
Ribbed Vests worth 81 at zoe.
apiece
Gentlemen's All-Wool Red Medicated
Flannel Shirts and Drawers at SOC.
apiece;
Ladies' Plaid Cloth Effect Double-Width
Dress Goods, 25c. yard;
A small lot of those damaged Corsets
still for sole at l6c. apiece;
One lot of damaged Soap worth 6Oc. o
dozen at 29c. dozen.
Our Cloak Department has received
many new additions during the past
week. We are showing some exclusive
STYLES in Plush Wraps, Refers, Blazers
with Vest Fronts, and nice line OF
Plush and Astrachsn Capes, ell OF which
we shall offer this week at special prices.
Don't forget our Gift Enterprise.
Come and see the handsome Crayon Por-
traits which we are now presenting to
our numerous customers free OF charge.
There is no reason why you should
not own one of them. Come and learn
how to secure one.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-11-16


of the most stylish and the most sub
stantial wraps You will undoubtedly
settle down to buy right here, especially
if YOU come out to buy wrap within the
next two weeks, for there are many
specially bargains which are not being
sold, because Of old styles left from
lest season.
Sealed Plush Jackets, satin-lined tailor-mad''
Seal Plush Refer Jackets, faced with gray
Asuachan and collar fl5;
Sosl Plush Jackets with roal Asrachsn Vest
s25.
Long Seal Plush Cloak, si7;
The best quality English flush, Won hhed ano
real seal trimming;
Long Seal Plush Cloaks thot were not steamed
In making, g7.l3-sp extraordinary bargain.
Children's Refers OF rough diagonal
cloth, special bargain, 2.97 each;
sizes to is years. and worth ,5 each;
Misses CbeyioI Refers. with SIX Vsiye' VIM
chlidrsa's Navy-Blu Refers Of medium-wsgh,
cloth, with either gilt or black buttons sud
braiis. A largo lot Just received. price, 1870
About 500 siockingnette Heavy Jersey Jackets,
In sizes up 70 40, prices 81 so TO $40.
Ladies' Imported Plain-Cloth Beaver
Reefer Jackets, special bargain. $40.
these have silk sppligued collars.
A special lot OF Long Cloaks at a choice OF tsbO,
Including ladies light weight solid-color
cloth Newmar1ois and rough Cheyiot Come
maraA
The liyeliest interest has been mani
tested in our Millinery this past week
The Special Sales have developed such
low prices for Stylish Millinery az were
never known before in the busiest sea-
son. Here are some OF the Specials:
On TIE ESQ. TABLE.
AL Wool Nellie-Bly Caps.
Boys Plaid silk Top Caps,
Boys Blue Scotch Caps,
Ladies Felt shapes.
oSTHR Soc TABLE
sllk Beayer-Cloth Trimmed Sailors,
yelyet-Top sailors,
Asserted Toques.
on THE 900 TABLR
Large Plats-siIk Beaver,
CroNns--Fur-Trimmed.
Trimmed Cloth Toques,
yelveg Toques, trimmed with cloth and siit cord.
Vclvet-Coyered shapes,
Eyery color sun Wings, 100;
Large Wool Felt Flats, ajc.
Three Tips In Bunch Of Feathers for 4fc.;
100 Smali Two-ColOfed Birds, f5c.:
Black and Colored Prineo-of- Wales Tips. loc
bunch;
500 wool-Rni. To boggans for children, loc. each
silk-Plush Caps. any color. $5c.
In the parlor copies Of all the elegant
Pattern Hats can be ordered at . cost oi
from $3.50 to $40,
The Furs arc now ready. A bigger assortment
than any former season. Many special prices,
toA
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-11-16

AMUsEMENrs.
DICHMOSD THEATRE.
IL BKAsoa & LsArH, hanasera
TUESDAY, k0yshssR lsru,
ONE NIGHT ONLY.
A Majestic stage Pageant
n. II. LEAVIII5
Magnifcen! Spectacular Production,
SPIDER AND FLY.
4OsrAR ARTISTS.
Sparkling Music. Gorgeous scenery, supsro
Ballss, Marvellous Tricks
Sale Of seats MONDAY, November l7th.
WEDNESDAY AND THURSDAY. November
10Th aud 2otb, the Msdison-square Theatre sue
BOTTLES BABY.
FRIDAY AND SATURDAY. with SATURDAY
MATISE EE, the ever popular burissque,
RICEs BEAUTIFUL EvAN0ELINE
no itu
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-11-16

Stt1-sz Stt1--ssz III 90. -
for the
holidays.
1000 real Leather Pocket Books In plain, solid
colors-trown, dark red, tan, and BLACK, zoe
each; ~
b,OOJ fancy Pressed solii.Color Leather Purses
$50 real Germsn-silyer Coin Purses with patent
clasp, 49c. worth Sl.25.
1000 Draw-strng shopping Bags in colored on-
dressed kid and black morocco ieasher' ''c-
Just 6OO genuine Leather Linsd PocketBooks az
2Jc, fancy styles that are worm o0c.
The new shape Pocket Book aud Cerd-Csse COM
bined Of real seal, 75c worth fl.i9
Real Leather Wriung-TaOleis oOc. 70 t+st;
1910 Colored Kid Purses with oxidized rim-
mings 10. usual price 23c.;
Leather Photo Frames % 10 15c
Leather Glove and HanikerchIef-sets, fLfs 70
Embossed Purses and Card-Cases TO match
after designs from Paris Exposition, 81 set
More than ZOO solid Gold-w,re Rings with dsin-
ty sets OF mOOnstOnes, blue stones, garnets,
emeralds, pearls, rhinestones, at 81 each
usual price $3.50;
Rhlnes,one EsrdrJps with guaranteed solid gold
wires and fronts. 81 pair;
solid-silver Ribbon Pins In new. stylish designS
solis-silyer Thimble in plush cases Of different
designs 9ic. each:
Gold Washed Thimbles 2ic:
Plain Bar Breast-Pins with pearl sets OF crosses
or horse-.hoer. 1sc. usual price 49c.
100 Elegant-Set Rhinestone Lace Pins, 81 each In
designs that formerly sold for s3.os:
A great Offering OF Paper and En-
yelopes in boxes at 25c. such as
French linen, Oriental linen, Queen
Anne linen, wedding plate, smooth
finish-and two quires OF the best Linen
Paper, with two full packs of Envelopes
TO match, in patent opening box.
some rne Imported Note Papers in boxes at IS,
40 and Soc box -, -.
Fine Soaps, Toilet necessities, Mani
cure articles, all join the list OF special
sale articles.
Manicure Scissors, i7c;
200 Twisted-Iyory Handle Ssil-Polishers 25c.
worth J0c.:
1900 scissors Of every size. from tho smallest
size CIT handle 70 the largest shears, 25c.
choice, including button-hols and manicure
scissors;
s.0O1 Metal Puff Boxes i2c. worth 2Sc.
7'0OO hotties OF Gold Paint, SC. bottle;
Undressed Kid Mosquetaire, eoGtton length.
fenther stitch, siik embroidery, Just SOC. .
pslr-usual price Sc.
50 dozen Mons Englsh-Made Seamless Socks,
fancy stripes. solid colors, and unbleached,
worth from 20 20 i0c. pair, choice now for
lec a pair 8 for cOi.:
so0 nalr OF Childrens Crochet Undershirts, but
ION ali the way down front, &c each worth
50c.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-11-16
REAL AsTRACHAN CAPES REAL SEAL CAPES REAL BEAVER GA

Stamped Pillow-shams. iIc
Great bargains ia our Linen stamped Goods
Department.
Spe5hsrs, i0c.;
Tabio- Nats, Sc;
Bufet-Covsrs, extra long. 3lc.
We have these goods from the nness TO tho
cheapest
Linen Crash, 30. yard.
For Monday only we will cell Medicated
Toilet soap superior 20 Cu,icura for l2c. CAKE.
Call between aud II o'clock for II only two
cakes 10 each customer.
MArechAl Neil Rose Soap. l3c. cake;
Cashmere Bouquet, lie. cake;
swanslown, s.. a box. best quality.
Bradloy's. Luoin's, and Oakley Toilet waters
and Extracts.
Tho best Unlaundered Shirt IN town for Sc
Gentlemen's Csnton-Flannel Drawers, extra
heavy, double seat, SOC. par
We can safely say that We sell tho cheapest
Ladies, Genusmen's, ami Childrens Vests In
town.
Al.Wooi Red Medicsted shirt Soc:
The prices Of Childrcns Vests start at loc. Tor
first size;
Rug Fringe, l5c. yard. al,
A new lot OF Cashmere shavls and Scarfs, all
colors-cream, white. light blue
Red Shawls, 81 each:
BreaAfas. shawls, lOc. and upwards
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-11-16

Special No I. A beautiful All-Wool Black
Jacket 81 worth So:
Special No. 2 Exquisite designs In All-Wool
Striped Jackets $3.50 worth IS
Special No. g. Plush Cloaks OF superior quality
sl5-othor stores charge i22 for same gar
ment ~
Wo have beautiful line of Misses' and Chill
dron's Cloaks, ranging 10 price IRON tl.'o 10
SIS -
LACE CURTAINS AND PoRTIBREs
nice Lace Curtain 3 yards long aud yard
wide for next week-95c. per window.
Portiores ~ ali prices.
Step Oil-Cloth i0c. a yari-best quality;
0ne-yard vide Otl-Cloth-excellent quality 2oc
yard
Best Linoleum laid on your floor SOC. yard;
Wool ingram Carpet reduced 10 soc. ysrd-tO
patterns 70 select from;
The 81 Ingram Carpets are going az 7oc', made
and laid;
36xs2-inch Genuine smyrna Rugs s25O;
30xe0-inch Rugs OF same quality, sl.g9-compare
prices with others;
MOqletts Carpet Borders 70 match In most ex.
quIsltc effects az fl6j on your noor;
Good Felt Drugge.s, f37o worth S.;
Figured smyrna Mats soc. each;
Boys Plush Caps, 25c.;
New arrival Of NuGs, collars 70 ma,ch-sn ex-
celleni Muf, 50c,;
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-11-16

T OOK OUT FOR THE ORDER OF
IL THE sHIRI.D.-The new order, the ORDER
OF THE sHlKLD. that pays 500 70 member
every sir months, viii be organized next SAT-
UhDAY NIGHT, November esd. al Central Hall,
sil north Fun street. by one OF the supreme
70 II. SPEAR, 40 eass Cary street or s0i south
Pine street no l6-lt'
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-11-16

NOTICE,-ALL PERSONS IN
~ DHBiED to the late KssEx COX VIII
please call aud settle at once. ana AL persons
nanne c'alms against him VIII please prssens
Al. olLPIN, Admisistrssor.
- iklV eoj east nreaa street.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1890-12-23

The death of Sitting Bull has dem
onstrated very clearly that the Indians
have lost the ab!est and most astutt
one of his race. He was cunning anC
adroit. He was not overscrupulous
He and his people were the victims oil
the trickiest and most dishonest of the
whites, and Sitting Bull met them
with their own craft, often overcom
ing them. No one could look upon
his face nor talk with him without
recognizing the presence of very
able mana man very much more
than match for the average white
politician of the United States. Now
that he is dead, detractors rise up who
denounce him as coward. If he was.
he certainly concealed his weakness
from bis people with marked success.
While Sitting Bull was in Canada,
whittier he had fed after the
Custer massacre, his mere existence
beyond the line terrorized the whole
northwest, and every one breathcd
more freely when he came in, even
although the government was obliged
to pardon him for his p-rt in the
slaughter. Such mans memory, if
he was a savage and a comparative
outcast, is entitled to a certain degree
of respect. Since his surrender he
had been pc cesble. However much
cunning he may have pJssessed, he
did not exercise it against the govern
ment until the Indians were forced to
take some measures to save themselves
from starvation. For his part in the
present outbreak Sitting Bull must be
judged with Gen. Miles statement in
mind. His people were hungry and
something had to be done to bring the
government to a realizing sense of
the truth of the situation. Sitting
Bull did his best, and for this he was
killed.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1890-12-23
Green VIII do Her PART

1t will be seen elsewhere that Saline
county has raised $4,000 for the
Springfield, Sedalis, Marshall u
Northern railroad and has hardly
started. Saline county was only
expected to raise about $4,000 and
has already secured half that without
an effort. The county is one Of the
richest in the state and can raise much
more than $4,000 if neces: ary.
Springfield and Green county have as
vet raised nothing, but this is simply
from the fact that the preliminaries
have not been arranged. as it will be
a harder task to canvass this county
than any other Oh account of its size.
Greene will do its duty, however, and
put up more money than any other
county or know the reason why. The
road will be built.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1890-12-23
Diplomacy.

B'ston courier.
They stood before the Fra Angel
leo in the National gallery, which is
80 crowded with rank after rank OF
angels and saints, all propererly be-
haloed each in his own degree.
"For my part" one said, 81
should think a kslo would be dread.
fully in the way especially in crowd.
It must haYe something the same
effect on those ia the black rows, her
companion snswed, "as do the big
hats in the theater." He had only
carried her own idea q little farther,
and vet she was jus. trifie shocked
by hisSords. 1t may have been that
her exquisite feminine sense of devout-
ness took alarm at the mention of the
theater before picture in which the
heavenly choirs were lhronging with
so much sanctity. A faint film Of
gravity came over her face.
'They may be transparent" she
said hesitatingly.
She was little troubled, but che
could not by dropping the testing
tone of the talk run the risk of sup
posing thht she dlsapprOved of any
thing that he said. She was rewarded
for her effort to appear as if she were
pleased for what he said in return vas;
"Of course they are transparent,
my dear, or you wonld have seen
your own in the mirror long ago."
And then she flashed aud smiled
and the whole beati6c rows of aureo-
led angels did not represent JOY more
exalted than was hers.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1890-12-23

bave been delinquent in paying their
dues. The BAZoo trusts that none
may fail to respond to the cal of the
committee. and the club will thus be
enabled TO take the rank which prop
erly belongs to it. The club
Is one of the most important
textures of Sedalia's Justly
growing fame and both socially and in
the nature of business, it can easily be
made a power which will WELD an
unmistakable Influence. With this
view too, the BAzoo joins the club
in the wish that new names Bay be
added to IFS list of members and that
in this way new life and energy may
be infused into it until it becomes
what it was originally intended to be
one of the most successful clubs in
the west. In this connection the
Springfield Leader contains the
following:
1.-THE Commercial club of Sedalia,
patterned after our chamber of COM
merce, is about to disband because
the members fail to pay their dues or
even attend the meetings. IF the
commercial club is as an effective
worker as the Springfield chamber of
commerce, its disbanding would be |
fearful blow to the city. SedaIia must |
not give up the commercial club just |
at this time when everything looks so
bright for that city. If Sedalia does
not work hard for every enterprise
within reach it will find by the census
of 1890 that it has not gained an |
inhabitant, and may lose some as
would be the case with nearly any
other town"
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1890-12-23
MISSOURI NOTES.

The Butler academy is becoming
popular educational institution, anC
all without foot ball organization
Sheriff elect Ayres of Saline
county was stabbed Tuesday night by
man that had been promised the
deputyship.
Samuel I. Spencer, a miner OF
Lone Elm, was held up by highway
men Tuesday and relieved of every
cent he had.
An infant of Mrs. Bridges OF
Deepwater fell into a tub of boiling
water and was scalded so severely
that il died.
"A row ar a turkey shoot near
KeytesvilIe resulted in the death of a
boy, several wounded and the escape
of the turkey.
"A case of scarlet fever is repor-
ted from Webb City 1t Is not
surprising when everything down
there is kept at fever heat.
An uncesstul attempt was made
by some cheeky rascal to steal hog
from the pen of a Webb city gentle
man recently. This illustrates the
desire of some people to have the
whole hog or nothing.
Trenton has a woman who will
soon have made herself notorious. 1t
is Dell Herdleson, who hss killed one
man and wounded another.
Allied Stacey, aged Is years,
who assisted in the cold blooded MUIR
der of ID. M. Cornelius in Howell
county, Missouri, October, 10, 1889,
has been sentenced to twenty years III
The peniteatiary for murder id the
second degree.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1890-12-23
1881
SHERIFF'S SALE.

By virtue and authority of special ex.
ecution for delinquent taxes issued from
the office of the Clerk of the Circuit Court,
of Pettis county, Missouri, dated the 4th
day of December 1890, and to me directed
IN favor of the state of Missouri, at the re-
latien and to the use of John Nc
Gnley, Collector Ct the revenue of
P-r'js county. Missouri. and against
Ben amin Franklin for state and county
taxes for the years 1885, 1886, 1887 and
1888 | have levied upon and seized all
the right, title, interest and estate of the
said defendant of, in and to the following
described real estate, situated in Pettis
county, Missouri, to-wit: Ten acres OF OF
tae northwest corner of the northeast quar-
ter Of the northwest Quarter of section ten
[l0b township forty-6ve 45l, range
twenty-three [23l.
And I will on
TUESDAY, THE 18TH DAY OF JAN
UARY, 1891.
between the hours of O'Clock, Q. 10, and
O'clo, K, p. m, of said day, at the vest
front door OF the Court House, in the city
of Sedslis, Pettis county, Missouri, and
while the Circuit Court is in session, sell
The said Real Estate al public auction, to
the highest bidder, for cash to satisfy said
execution and costs.
ELLIS K. SMITH,
12-23x4t Sheriff of Psttis county. Mo.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1890-12-23
Home sor The Holidays.

Quite a number of cadets of the
Missouri State University passed
through Sedalia last evening on their
way to their respective homes to spend
the holidays. The school closed yes,
terday and the vacation will last two
weeks. The party was composed OF
the following young gentlemen: vii.
lard c. Ely, Robert Burney, David
May. James o. Rush, Warrensburg
A. w. Cooper, A. w. McAdoo and
j. W. Stone, Nevada d. w. Bots
seau. Holden !; S. A. Pogue, Nv. F.
Hall. Eugene Wolf, d. w. ley, D.
A. Toalson and o. b. Toalson, Gin.
ton Geo. Inner, Lamar.
The cadets drove overland from Co.
lumbia to Boonville, and at the latter
place spent an hour or so visiting the
Missouri Reform school.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1890-12-23
Z776
SHERIFk'o SALE

Bv virtue and suIhority of 3 special sx-
cutio' for Delinquent taxes issued from
a- hicr of The Clerk OF the Circuit Court.
PEI Is county, Missouri. dated the 4th
sy 81 December 1890, and TO me directed
fvor Of he state OF Missouri, at the re-
ai'an snd Tn the use of John Mo
''niey, Collector tf the revenue %
'uIs county Missouri. and against
the unknown heirs of Robert Nourse 70
state and county taxes for the years 1881
1882, 1884, 1885, 1886, 1887. 1888.
have levied upon and seized all the right
title, interest and estate of the said defend
ant of, in and to the following described
real estate, situated in Pettis county, Mis-
souri,. to-wit: Twenty acres OF of thu
west half of the sopth vest quarter of til,
southwest quarter of section twelve III
township forty-six [46l, range twenty-five
G22l.
And / will on
TUESDAY, THE 18th DAY OF JAN.
UARY, 1891.
be.ween the hours of 3 o'clock, o. M, ana
5 o'clol k, p. No., of said day, at the west
front door of the Court House, in the city
If Sedalis, Pettis county, Missouri, and
while the Circuit Court is in session, sell
he said Real Estate at public auction, to
The highes, bidder, for cash to satisfy said
execution and costs.
ELLIS r. SMITH,
12-23w4i Sheriff OF Pettis county. No.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1890-12-23

Master Carbuilder Walker is in
Chicago.
Contracting Agent Garvey, of
the Choctaw Coal and Railway COM
pany, was in the city Yesterday.
e. ID. Chadwick, general man
sger of the Choctaw Coal and Railway
company, was in Sedaiia yesterday.
! -Edwin Adams, travelling freight
solicitor of the ella ore Route, was
working up busin IS in Sedalia yester-
day.
Geo. S. Stewart, a north end
NJ, X. & 7. conductor. lett yesterday
morning for Hsnuital, Mo-, where he
was called by The sickness of his wife.
The employees of the NJ, X. IL I.
car shops recently raised Il purse Of
over eighty dollars, for tie benefit of
the widow of John Mulligan, VII
died at the hospital about six weeks
ago. The paper was circulated by
NJ. {. Devine, and the menev was
paid to Mrs. Muligon yesterday.
AT y: 80 o'clock vest rday morn
ing, fire broke out in the car depart
meut of tie Missouri Pacific shops at
Atchison, Kan, and in less THAI an
hour, the entire department, consisting
of paint and carpenter shops and
planning mill, was entirely consumed
and several new passenger coaches
and the wcrkmen's tools were
destroyed. The loss will be in the
neighborhood of $50, 900.
"A Denison, Texas, telegram
says: A north bound Missouri, Kan
sas u Texas train yesterday brought in
section man en- route from Holland,
Texas, to The SedaIla hospital DR..
Acheson. the railway physician, was
telegraphed to meet him here and
prescribe for him if necessary. Do
visiting him the doctor found he had
a fully developed case of the small
pOx. He was left in the car and sent
several miles outside of the city to a
side track, where he will be attended
to by the railway physician and COM
petent nurses. No danger of the
disease spreading Is anticipated.