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DAMAGING LETTERS.
w. III. Horton on Trial on Charge
of Drowning His Wife and
Daughter.

ST Papl Dec. 6.-Walter r. Hn-,
ton, tor SIX years Il special agent Of
the Northern Pacific Land Company,
is on trial for drownin9 his wife and
20 ciIa -Viu ua.7IG~.. H. p.O-,UL-
ton has put in evidence, letters from
Mis- Mary Van VIE, a school teacher
here, ind eating that Horton intended
to marry her in few months.
Horton married in 1879, a Miss
Hauson, who was employed as a ser
van: in the family in which he b)arde d
while at school in La Cross, Wis.
He then was TWENTY-FIVE years old and
she was thirty. Four years ago, Hor-
ton left her, declaring that size was
unfaithful to him. He sept FIR her
Aug. IL last and she left Trempesleau,
Wis, where she had been living with
her brother, and came to him here,
bringing their little daughter, but
leaving behind their Ten year old son.
Husband and wife seemed to be re
coneiled, and about 8 O'Clock in the
evening of Aug. ii they went boating
on the Mississ ppi. Two persons fish
ing on the opp site Size of the river
heard cry and a splash and then the
voice of a man calling for a boat.
They saw Horton who is six footer
and an athelete standing in wa'er
scarcely up to his waist, and told
him he could get boat near where be
was. He gained the shore, as the
water there is not deep, and after
wards explained that the boat was
accidentally caps:zsd by his wife "a
slender womsn-and that she aud the
child drowned in spite of his efforts
to save them The boat, long, fiat
bGttomed skiff used for fishing, was
found the next day bottom up, with
the oars inside The Coroner and
another man stood together on it's
to test it and their cOmbin-
ed weight did not Overturn IL.
On getting GU! of the water Horton
borrowed some dry clothing, went to
Lis rooms in this city, weat t. bed
AMI rep rted the case III. next day to
he police, who put MIN under arrest |
DanGing sn Inquiry into the fac's.
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The scheme which is on foot for an
electric street railway line west on
Main street, from OHIO street to Pros.
pect, thence south to Second and west
to the city limits, is an excellent one
and it is to be hoped that it will be
successful. The part of the city
which is involved has many advan:-
ages which sn electric line would add
to and il would give more life to bus
mess on Main street which would re-
dound to the ere lit of The entire city.
Sc 'alia is progressive enough for sew
eral electric lines and that one along
the proposed route would be heneic-
ial is apparent to everybody. Ths
may become an assured fact.
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AMethOd of Treating Disease.
Hospital Remedies.

What are they7 rere Is a new depart
-,e IN the tree ment OF disease. Ii consists
~ the coilet ION of the specifics used by
ueted specialists of Europe and America,
and bringing them within the reach OF all.
For instance the treatment puIsued by spe-
cisl physicians who treat indigestion,
stomach and liver troubles only: was OBJ
tanned and prepared. The treatment of
other physicians, celebrated for curing
catarrh was procured, and so on till these
Incompatible cures now include disease of
the lungs, kidneys, female weakness, rheu.
msiism and nervous debility.
This new method of lone remedy for one
d seaSe" must appeal to the common sense
o all sufferers, many of whom have expe-
rIenced the iii effects, and thoroughly real
ize the sdsurdity OF the claims of Patent
Medicines which are guaranteed to cure
every i'll out OF single bottle, and the use
Of which as statistics prove, has ruined
more stomachs than alcohol. A circular de.
scribing these new remedies is sent free on
receipt OF stamp 10 pay postage by Hospital
Remedy Company, Toronto, Canada, sole
oroprietors-
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VHE SEDAIIA WEEKLY BAZOO. DECEMBER 9. 1890.

ge, there wonld clearly be but one
course to pursue. The engineer must
resign or be discharged. And Par
nelPs case is parallel.-Kansas City
journal.
The Journal is right it is not be
cause Panel! is not just as capable of
leading the Irish party as he WIS be-
fore his affair with another mans wife
became known, it is because bis act
has disrupted his party aud shaken
the public conf lence in him as a
leader and this cannot fail to hurt
home rule for Ireland.
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The international copyright bill
which passed the house a few days
ago is net generally understood BY
authors, Notwithstanding that so much
has been said about it and for the en-
ligh.enment of these it ay be sta.oA
TT ..--Snt Dill emDCdles In a de-
gree the idea of reciprocity. 1t per-
mts foreigners to take out American
copyright and receive the same pro.
tec'iOn as American authors in this
country under certain circumstances,
viz, when the foreign nation grants
copyright to American authors On the
same basis as to its own citizens. or
when the nation t. which the foreign
applicant for American copyright be-
longs gives to the American author
privileges corresponding to those pro-
vided for in this bill, or, thirdly, when
the nation of the foreign author is
party to an international copyright
agreement TO which the ITnitnd CtA.os
may also become party at will. 1t
Will not, however, be possible to |
in the limited Stat books |
Upon which the typographical work
has been done by foreign typesetters.
The law provides that all books copy
lighted under its provisions shall be
printed from type sat within the
United States or plates made there
rom. Heretofore the only revenue
oreign authors received from the
,irated American editions has been
ust whatever the Americ"n publishers
hose to give. Some publishers have
'een liberal, while others have given
othing at all But under the copy
ight law, all that will be changed
nd the foreign authors will be glad
D have their works brought out By
american publishers if thereby they
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bY' Mt en- yeaIr ~, and one day 10 JeDusrv, lo19
RAD an recount in the tribune OF your CUTICCRA
REMEDIES. 1t described my case 80 eKs,tly, that
j thought as last resort, TO give them a trial.
When frat appl Ell them was ali ras AM bleed
ing f. ON scra ching myself, but I went asleep
almost Immediately, somcthI 1 had not doLe
fr year he eiiect WIS SO ling. In about two
weeks I could stand stag t. tut not walk I was
so weak, b. my sores were nearly we'll As near
as can judge ihe CUTIcURA REMEDIES c. red me
IN sbl at six TO eight weeks ana up TO this date
u. C., from JsTu Try, 1870, To January, 1851 /
have not been sick in ahy Wy, or have had the
least Signs Of the disease reappearng on me.
". J. MCDONALD.
1882 Dear5orneSt Chic1g,, ILL.,. Ju ( 80 81.
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You Are In A Bad Box.

But we will cure you and you will pa,
US. Our message is to the nervous and de-
bilitated, who, by early evil habits, or
later indiscretions, have trifed away their
vigor of body, mind and manhood and
who suffer all those effects which lead TO
premature decay, consumption or insanity.
LII this means you, send for and read our
BOOK OF LIFE, written by the greatest
specialist of the day and sent [seaIed1 for
six cents in stamps. Address DR.. Psrker's
Medical and Surgical Institute, l5i North
Spruce ST., Nashville, Tenn.
S-27d & w-1yr.
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The well-Digh forgotten Hon. Igna
|us Donneily, comes to the front
ain with what be calls "more testi
Pny against Shakespeare" in the cur.
ht numhnr ~ .Le Nn-sl. AMERICAN
Fview. He simply amplifies his ia
bar theory that Sir Francis Bacon
|s the author of the Shakespeare
|ys, bringing forward new examples
the famous cipher that be claims to
pc found. These later discoveries
nothing important to the contro
fsy, and, despite Mr.. Donnelly and
ingenious arguments, the world
b. quite safe in keeping right
kg in full faith in the Bard of
ION.
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The democratic party is the recipi-
ent at present of an immense amount
of good advice. 1t comes from WITH
in the party and from without the
party, and large lots of it from men
who affect to deslise all party obigs-
tion', and are therefore, Of course,
eminently qualified to give the coun-
sci they extend. Having taken al
most everything in sight, and with a
very fair prospect of gathering up
even the remnants that are left at no
distant day. the democratic party is
duly grateful for the many wo:ds of
wisdom and guidance bestowed upon
it. But the fact that the democratic
party has gained great victory be-
cause it was democratic, and in order
to improve that victory needs nothing
but to remain Democratic The
democratic party does not believe in
the General Gov, rnment int rmed-
ding with matters which appropriate
iy belong to the States it does not
believe in the blyonet over coming
to the front save In time of iasurrec-
ton of war it does not believe that
government was made solely to lay
taxes or tina people exist simply
government, low taxes and fair prices.
1t believes in peace and prosperity
at home and in an honored and glor-
iOus name abroad. 1t stands by the
Constitution and it pins its faith to
the people. And it does not believe
you can improve on this platform.
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"SOAK YOUR HEAD, SIR?"
The Boston BARRIERS Fad That
Is Coming Into Vogue Every
where.
SeS York World.

Mes YORK Norid.
Aconvivial Hubble stepped into
Young's hotel. in Boston, one nj rrn
ing. and confiled to the toDso,ial
arti.t that his head was swollen from
the effect of the previous nights DE-
bauch, and ssked h m if he could not,
meiaphorica!ly speaking, soak his
head for him with a wet towel.
The barber mersed the towel in
almost boiling hot water ard placei
il acr IS his customers brow.
"How does it feel p he asked az
the ste m began to rise.
First class give us some mOre,'
replied tie nan under the towel, and
the barbnr continued the soaking
process for fully half an hour, till at
last, when he toJk the towel of, the
fsce of his Customer presented The up
pearance of boiled lobster aud the
owner of the swell ed head 6elcareq
that he had never felt better in his
life, that all the dizziness and the
swelling had departed and left ,his
cranium clear rs a bel. After that,
whenever he had b. en- on a racket he
s SAWS il rs % t The soSEng morning to
friend about it and they came also.
aud Others, seeing its sooth ,ng effects,
became regular applicants for the lay
ing on of the hot water towel.
THIN men who had not been and
who never would 90 on tears. hearing
how delicious the sensation of the hot
water towel was, tried it, liked it and
thereafter asked Ter it.
Thus the fad become estab' ished in
Boston and spread from shop to ahop,
and now it is 4 regular custom IN ell
the big h tel to apply hot water
towel after the shave, ami now il is
being eetablised in New York.
Two prominent tonsOrial parl0rs on
Broadway have already adopted it,
end other shops are gradually follow
ing suit
The time is at baud when the hot
towel custom will be universal, for
the simple reason that it is a delight
full and most refressirg process. Not
many New York BARRIERS vet under
stand how to administer the hot towel
Ia Bosom. To be done properly,
not one towel alone, nor two, SHOULD
be applied, but at leas. half a dozen,
completely covering the face with the
SCANNING cloth, and replacing each
towel as ii becomes cool with another
fresh fIom the hot water faucet. A
dreamy languor creeps over the senses.
One the hottest day in summer, as
we'll as the coolest in winter, Que goes
forth feeling much better for his
s;esming. The philosophy Of the
Boston shave is this: The hot towel
$500 uIVvu away IIUm The BRAIN
10 the face, making in summer the
sain much warmer than the air, which |
when the towel is Withdrawn, strikes
the skin cool and refreshing.
In winter the bio ID heated by the |
towel offers the me resistance 10 tue
cid as 1t II were lie tel by exercise.
and the unpleasant chapp;ng of the
skin, which sometimes follows tie old
shave, is obviated. The
steam also removes the oil which ex
ldes from tie skin, and leaves the
clear and fresh; therefore
man feels better, thinks better, ;alL
,etter and works bttter "|s'r the 1
DvSI--- 49,
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j. B. Dodge, of St. Clair county,
p young man of sterling worth, who
Is well and favorably known to the
BAzoo, is candidate for the position
: clS'sss%t lives In the next general
lssembly of Missouri. He is a young
|armer and teacher and a sturdy dem
(crat. He was one of the journal
[lerks In the last house ard is thor
|ughly acquainted with the duties of
he position he seeks and well quail
Fd to discharge them efficiently.
ne BAzoo truss he may be success
III.
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A recent writer says: Sin the
very heart of fashionable society there
are evidences of a scarcity of money.
There is no doubt of it. Fashionable
society cannot exist without money,
because being fashionable is all they
have to depend upon, good society
does not nee1 money-it is made up
of kindliness, courtesy and a general
practice of the golden rule, which
cos's no man or woman a cent.
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dresses to young men by the editors
of the religious papers of St. Louis
has been arran ged by the Young
Mems Christian Association of that
city. 1t is not stated whether Mr..
McCullagh of the great religious
daily" is included or not, but it is to
be supposed that he is-:here is the
chance of lifetime for Joe 10 such
an arrangement, which he cannot
afford to miss.
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family properly I?

Hon. w. F. Tuttle's prospects for
the spsakership grow brighter daily
and it is now easily apparent that
he is the choice of the people for that
position. HIS election is almost a
certainty, and a better selection could
not be made. The BAZoo and the
people are for him hence, he will
get it.
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4
There is type of girl that every
body likes, NOBODY can tell exactly
why, but after you have met her YOU
turn away to some other woman and
say Don't you like Miss Grosve-
ror" Now the ress,n you like her
is subtle one /; without knowing all
ab ut her you feel just the sort of
girl she is.
She Is the girl who is not "to
bright and good to he able to find iov
and pleasure all over the world.
She is the girl who appreciates the
tact that Sic cannot always have the
hrst choice ofeverything in the world.
She is toe girl who is not aggressive
and does not find joy in melting
aggressive people.
CLe - tIe giri vino mas tsct enough
not to say toe very thing that will
cause the skeleton in her friends closet
to rattle bis bones.
She is the girl who, whether it is
warm or cold, clear or stormy
hnds no fault with the weather.
She Is the girl who, when you invite
her any place, compliments you by
looking her best.
She is the girl who is sweet and
Tomanly to look at and listen to. and
VINO doesn't strike you as a Door
imitation of a demi-mondaine.
She is the girl who makes this
world pleasant place because she is
10 pleasant herself.
And, by and by, when you come to
hInk Of it, isn't she the girl who
makes you feel she likes you, and.
therefore,, you like her?
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Judge Barrett, Of New York, has
decided that an unmarried Jud &c who
receives 81 $50 month needs the
whole of his income for his support
and is man really unable to Ply his
debts. How much, then, must "a
Judge receive in order to support a
family properly?
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Cuticura Rem sdies.

Are the only iniAllisble skin and Blood L rife s..
Soil syeTywheie. PFice, CUTIoURA, the gfest
Sxin Cure. Sc CUTIcUR. SOAR. an txqui-t -kin
Puaih-r and beau iner 25oI ,sl prsPaiSNS"by
tue forTEE BRUa 4 CHEMICAL CoRPORAIIos,
ROsTcs
rS-Sen1 for How TO Cure Skin Diseases"
Ga pages, 20 ;lust atoms. and leo testimonials.
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|uppose that the well known engin-
of fast passenger train should
drunk Vely cOuspicnousIy when of
b. That one fall might not affect
efficiency and reliability as an
|ineer in the least. But if it
bsed popular distrust and induced
public to Withdraw their patron
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was lard az eniir ] AMI from
C, ntinually sitting on the fioOr
on q illOE, nv limbs Contract
"a so thet l losi all control Of
them. an was utterly helpless.
NV mother would have 10 lift
me cut and 'nIO bed / uld
act around the Ouse on my
benSE and I. Il, tuI ] could not
pet my clU b : on al al. aud
had 10 wear a'CTt RI dressing
SOW. Ny h'ir had I'll mat
ted down OF fallen OF, and ny
he d, fsce and ears were one
scaO, The dis-sse c0nr'nu. d
in thiy manner until | was
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DIR. Mary Walker is reported as
saying that she is determined to live
until she obtains justice at the hands
of the government. DR.. Mary will
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Official Paper of the City of Sedalia

a home for babies hes been opened
in New York, Since houses have
been opened for the aged, for the out
cast, for even cats, it is high time
somebody gave thought to the
babies.
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An Eczema IL Years.
Cured in 8 Weeks. One OF the great
est Cures Ever Performed by the
Cuticura Remedies.

AT t.Ie age Of three month a rash (Which sfter-
wards p owed o eczemt or salt The' M mad its
app. arance nv aca Physici q after N stefan
WIS called. None Of them hi me- any good at
al. hut ma &c m w re. The dis1ase CONTINUED
unab iied /; il spread t. my arms and legs, Iiil
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We guarantee better board for the
money than any other house in the civ.
Give Us atrial. Mrs X. J. REESE.
lO-l9-tf 4l6 Ohio street, up stairs.
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FOR SALE
My residence, corner Sixth
and Washington avenue.
Winters supply of hard and
soft coal and fifteen cords
dry wood i'm the bargain.
Will sell with or without fur
niture.
j. WEST GOODWIN.
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before she can hope for justice.
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can copyright them in the United
States.
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~Transacts general Banking business ~
soun.s of banks, bankers, merchants aud indf,
viduals SOLICITED. P,Ompt attention given to n
business entrusted % IN M
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Banking House,
Corner Ohio and Second Sts,
CYRUS NEwKIRK, President.
J. e. THoMPs' N, Cashier.
+. Fl. GUENTHER, Asst Cashisa
DIRECTORS

DIRECTORS
C. NEwKIRK. FIJI. GUEsrHEx
JOHN w. MCCLURB j. c. THoMpsoN,
J. p BARRETT, H. w. Woop,
r.. A. PHILLIPS
Telegram-herald., 1890-03-17
A BIG SHOWING.
OmciaI Report of the Michigan Gold
Company.

Omcial Report of the Michigan Gold
Company.
The following is the offic al report OF
the operation of the Michigan Colo
Company for the month of February:
IsHPEMNG, Mich, March !, 1890.
MI P: Mills. Agent Michigan Gold Com
pauy-Dear SIR;
February run o. 10 tons OF quartz
yielded of gIid ullIou......-......... : 35si n
February run Of 10 tons OF quartz
yielded of silver rbuIlion.....-...'.-.,-'.- 50 e
3sl2 y
This makes value per ton recovered OF
Loss iu taIiags per ton in g1ld. ............. q
Loss To taliu-s per ton in sl.1 er..-......--. /.
Making total value per ton Of rock treated
e--. ~
paws of twenty-four hours each run by mill
s twenty. and az rase toas treated per day
seven and oHt-haiL
The loss lB tai ngs seems high; ac-
count for g from the sact that the q Dcp
shaft rock Calrles IT. gold AMI the MN
eral laHtmonial galeual 50 very fine
and the fine gold being ~ intimately
associated with It, that lt does not
amalEamate. It would concentrate
closely n vaDuers. Yours truly,
Approved. ! RoPEs.
K. A. IRFvAHrHFS, Supt. of Mil.
>Upt. of Nine.
During the month there WAS much
trouble ~ tne uHl FROM insufficient
steam breakage. etc. Things are now
running smoothly and should do much
better work for March The milling
capacity Viii soon hc increased. Over
$1,000 In bullion has uur teen taken
from che NINE, aud tae popertyis s, IT,
sustaining. Ihe immeda ate future
earnings VII warrant . dividend %. a
large min.
The annual report If the operations
81 the Ropes Cold & SILVER Co.. as made
~ President Ropes, for the year e,ding
February p. ls-3. shows their work a.
follows.
Mann shaft sunk 40 feet. making
present depth 81 feet, the lith IeveL
Pay orc has hecn f0Grd 0u each uf the
Jewels, ard all the leve. extended *
cept The lst and IL
The skip road is lad 70 Tire l0,h
level The workings of Che veln are
now about 2-5 east and west IN length.
and width of pay ore from cgnt TO
twenty seet
surface Improvements have been the
addition 81 twenty head of stamps. four
free vanners BALI of an l,V59 Rand
alr comrressor. building for same ami
hosting machinery. dTy house. and
two-story house - sI0ern1eudert.
Cost Ut Improvements. s1)Il3 p. Nunl-
hor ~ tons Of roCk treated during the
year. 81 .365 y.e.dlng an average of
s3.Is per Ton.
TIE report shows that the nine has
been earning money far the past twelve
months. fhe output foT February heirg
over Sll.ao1 The matter of adding
stamps O. the r cr declaring a dlrl-
5euo = - be decided.
Telegram-herald., 1890-03-17
Special

Attention should be gwen 20 the dis
count sale OF fine Pianos, including the
Peerless "Knabe." =" the NOse d sons new
scale. "The Peoples Fayor.te,' the
Wheelock and other pianos, which are
offered at a special
Telegram-herald., 1890-03-17
GETTING OFF.
Iae Little Too Previous Boomers Leav-
ing the Cherokee Strip.

ing the Cherokee strip
GUTHRIE, /. T., March 16--The Presi-
dents proclamation, ordering all set
tiers on the Cherokee strip to vacatc, is
already having the desired effect. This,
together with the orders received by
Gen. Merritt, at Fort Leavenworth, to
use troops If necessary TO eject the
boomers, has already caused consider
able Of an exodus from the forbidden
territory. All day long trains were
loaded down with boomers leaving the
strip. Many poor people who flocked
to the strip under the impression that
1t was ODen to settlement have not the
means to return, and Will remain there
anil troops escort them out.