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The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1890-02-04

At Bloomington, ILL.,, Causes
Terrible Results.

Bloomington, ILL.,, Jan. 2S.--Yeslerday
afternoon in the high school at Lexington,
in this county, Prof. jess, surrounded by
pupils and teachers, was conducting an ex-
pertinent in chemistry in which oxygen
was being generated when the retort, COM
posed wholly or in part of iron, with iron
pipe connections, suddenly few to pieces
and nearly thirty persons were hurled In
all directions and twenty of them more or
less mangled.
To add to the horror.of the scene q can
of gasoline through which a piece of hot
iron had been blown, took fire aud for a
Jew moments it looked as though the
building and some or the wounded victims
might be consumed, as the burning gaso-
line spread rapidly over the floor and
seats, but the flames were ex,inguished at
ter hard tight, in which several of the
students were slightly scorched.
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TOO FRIVOLOUS
Young Lady Students Expelled
for Flirting With Clerks.

Bridgewater, Mass, Jan. Soy sterday
was midwinter graduation day at the state
Normal school i'm this place, but from the
list OF graduates were lacking the names of
graduates were lacking the names of two
scholarly and sprightly young ladies of the
class. These young ladies had been dis
missed on the eve of their graduation
for flirting with village clerks, riding a
tricycle., and other like conduct. Last
summer the girls used to ride a tricycle.
about the streets for recreation. Their
Sundsy-school Superintendent Office was
one of The places the two lively girls used
to visit once in awhile. They used to ride
down there on their tricycle.. Then, too,
they were much fonder of going into stores
and talking with clerks. and visiting var
ious Office On one errand and another, than
seemed proper 10 young women who were
training for the serious ife-work of teach
ing. Nothing worse than thoughtlesness
and indiscreetness is alleged against the
young.women. A few days before graduation
however, some of the scholars themselves,
who have the best interest of the school at
heart, made complaint of the going on of
their two schoolmates. The matter was
discussed by Principal Boyden and the
other teachers, and lit was finally decided
to dismiss the two young ladies, in order
that no suspicion of frivolousness might
attach to the class as q whole. There is a
feeling among some of the undergraduates
that Principal Boyden was unnecessarily
rigid.
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THE FARMERS AROUSED.
A Grand Tariff Reform Meeting
Held at CarrOlltOn, Mis-
souri,.

Carrollton, Jan. 29.-Ye.terday there
was he d here one Of the largest and mos,
enthusiastic tariff reform meetings ever
known in Carroll county. The gathering
of farmers from all directions was simply
wonderful, and was as significant as it
was remarkable. While the work Of circu-
iaIing tariff reform literature has be n go
Jog on in CARROLL county for moaihs aud
severa! clubs have baea organized. il was
not thought that the interest In the subject
had 80 developed as to bring a crowd that
the largest hall in the city was unable to
accommodate.
Captain William VI. Ea1s, former
tOwrsman. now Of Las Vegas, y. NJ. was
the speaker. and for over two hours he en-
tertsi"ed his audience as they we're never
entertained before with tariff reform
speech. That the arguments were telling
and convincing and that the effect was ali
that could have been hope for was evil
denced by the expressions of satisfaction
atrerward heard upon every hand.
The democracy of the county are en-
conraged and the battle for tariff reform
will grow stronger and warmer aud y
good report from old Carroll will be ven
the next time she has an opportunity to
express herself at he polls.
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MADDENED BY HUNGER.
Dakota Farmers Who are Starry
ing to Death On Their Snow
Clad Plains.

Chicago, Jan. pa special from Hur-
90, 5. d., TO the Tribune says; There sre
hundreds of people sitting in farm houses
on these snow covered plains going mad
from wznt. The Tribune's correspondent
visited many farmers near Huron and re
ports tba: there Is pressing reed for relief
as starvation is staring hundreds in TIE
face.
0ae farmer who expressed his belief that
he was much better Of than manv others,
said; 1--WE have something to eat, homiry
and little pork. IL won't last long, and
We have to be careful OF the coal, but the
worst Is the stock. We have DOT got a
thing 10 feed the horses and cattle, can't
sell them, can't feed them; stock is going
10 die by thousands unless We get some-
thing for them to eat We wop'r have
horses 10 glow wish "a The spring. Ne seed
% SOW. tell suu IT goes against the
grain to see dumb creatures safer"
Another said: "Do you know the only
heip We have Rad is from the railroad
The Northwestern hiss brought coal to Us
for 81 ton,f free of freight, eud has done ii
all winter. Eren at that price We have 10
economize coal. / tell you if it bad not
been for the railway company thousands
of people would have frozen to death last
week when the thermometer went down to
forty degrees below z -ro.@
j. 8. Oliver, superintendent of the Da-
kota central division OF the Chicago &
Northwestern railway ct Huron, said :
That is all true that gou have heard.
People are uudorbtedIy Suffering for Deees
saries, but this rsad will see that no one
freezes. Ifs TO the interest Of the company
a. hat ~ L. -
and tSseir present condition is TO fault OF
their own. The facts .ksve not been adj
vertised as excessively as they should have
been." Mr.. 8asVer, continuing, said i
believe you will find things still worse
northwest of here. Gov. MelIette has
marked nineteen counties as being IN need
of relief, and this comfy is, L think, mild
to what some others are.''
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TERRIBLE ATLANTIC GALES.
Vessels Arriving i'm England Had
Awful Experiences.

London, Jan 90.-Tke GUARD Line
! steamer CephS lcnia, Capt. Dutton, frJss
/ Boston, January Is, for Liverpool, arrived
at Queenstown to-day. During the pass
age she encountered gale that was "a
severe that the passengers were kept below
for two days. The THIRD engineer was
thrown TO The deck ny a wave and one OF
his arms wss broken and he sustained
otker injuries.
The British steamer Nessxsore, Casss.
Elliott, which arrived at Liverpool yes.
: tercey from Baltimore, had a narrow es-
cape from destruction On January Is
she ran into an iceberg, but fortunately
escaped with no other injury than some
damage TO her bows.
The Hamburg nerican LGne steamer
Suevia, Capt. Ludwig, from Hamburg,
January SO. for New York, arrived at
Southampton yesterday with her shaft
cracked. The same line steamer DANA,
Capt. Barends, which sailed from Ham
burg yesterday, will take the Saevia's pass
engers and cargo from Southampton.
The British steamer AmaraRth, Capt.
Saunders, at Liverpool from Norfolk, re-
ports that one of the men having charge
of the cattle on board was waehed over
board and drowned Fifty-one cattle were
lost and many others were badly injured
The British ship Loo MoiGar, Capt.
Andrew, from Pisagua Nov. 2 for Ham-
burg, lis ashore at CallaRsoog, Holland.
Z Thirty of her crew were washed over
board after she struck and all were
drowned. Heavy seas are breaking over
the Loeb Moidart and she is rapidly going
to pieces. Two of her crew who were
swept overheard succeeded in swimming
to the shore after a desperate struggle
with the waves.
The Allan Line steamer Manitoba,
Capt. Johnston, from Boston Jan. 10 for
Glasgow, arrived at Greenock to-day. She
reports having experienced very heavy
weather, during which she was severely
damaged throughout. Seas boarded her,
carrying away after deck and flooding the
saloon. Three hundred of the cattle she
had on board we're either killed or swept
overheard
The British ship Janet Cowan, Capt.
Livinston, before reported having returned
to Plymouth in distress, lost a number OF
sails when eff the isle of Wight last
. Thursday, Five of her crew were lost.
Although the ship was almost dismasted
navigating her to plymouth.
The Channel steamer Paris, plying be-
tween Newhsven and Dieppe, concerning
whose safety some fears were entertained,
has arrived at Dover In disabled con-
dition.
A terrible storm has burst the embark
ment of the Manchester Ship Canal at
Stafford.
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TERRIBLE FIGHT.
A Man Attempts to "B0ss" Some
Women and Is Killed.

New Work, January -20.-Joha DaEis,
thrifty Portuguese fruit dealer at 26
Front street, Brooklyn, rented the big tene.
ment in which he lives and carries on his
business, and also the one adjoining.
Nearly sd the occupants of both houses
are Italians and Portuguese. Yesterday
aft ernoon Mrs. Merry Vesey. who lives on
the top foer of %, and some other woman
were having a good time. Davis told
them TO make less noise, and also
that he thought they had been working
the growler too freely. The women
mind his own business. Mrs. Annie Me-
Donsld, of 81 Concern street, a visitor. was
particularly indignant. Davis told her
that she would have to get out, and, taking
hold of her by the arm, led her down stairs.
As they were about to descend the stoop
the woman turned around and struck Davis
hard blow with her clinehed INST on the
side OF the head, staggering him. He pro-
ceeded down the stOop alone aGd entered
his little fruit store in the adjoining base
ment. Here Mrs. Mcdonald. Mrs. Vesey
and some other woman followed him, and 4
scuffie followed 1t does not seem that Da-
Wis, who was e. years old, received any
additional blows, but the woman upset
some of the store fixtures, and the excited
man ran out, as is supposed, to call a
policeman. He staggered on reaching the
sidewalk, and fell dead before he got ten
steps from his own door. Tn single blow
which he had received left no mark, and
death is supposed to have resulted from
heart failure, brought on by shock and ex-
element The woman Mcdonald was ar
rested, and Mrs. Vesey and Mrs. Melon
aid were held as witnesses.
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MIR. GUENTHER
Accepts the appointment Which
Mr.. Bridges Hoped For,

Washington, D c., Jan. 27.-Ex Con-
gresham Richard Guenther was pOriug
over Spanish grammar TO night. Gester-
day be accepted The consul generalship at
the Ci;v of Mexico. To-day he began the
study Of the language Mr Guenrhsr had
not thought OF his appointment before be
received letter from The president tender
log it. 81 have had il in nv mind ioT some
time,' the presiden: pat it, ito write TO
you 10 ask If Won vii! a .. The place of
cousul general 10 the CITY Of MeXlco. The
position is very important one. The
growing commerce ii relations between the
two countries make il desirable that The
United States be represented by q man who
has had experience in public affairs. 1
think that you would fill the place with
credit to your country aud yourself. While
the salary is not What il should be, tine
City of Mexico is heaithful and very in
Ieres,ing BIS a residence, and it is now so
easily accessible that you would find no
difficulty in going home or coming to
Washington whenever you found il de-
sirable"
Tbs se bsfs,ense TO the ggspSSing
presidents inclination TO look fsr,,raaIv
upon a reciprocity treaty between ihis
country and Mexico. Secretary Blaine
has already prepared bill making this
consul generalship of the 6rst-ciass. With
Mr.. Ryan as minister and Mr.. Guenther
as consul general this government will
have the best representation it has ever
had at the Mexican Capital. Ryan and
Guenther were two of the strongest men
on the republican side in the FifIieth Con-
gress. The administration commercial
policy toward the Countries south Of us
will be In competent hands as far as Mex
leo is concerned
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CARE OF POULTRY.

How Mrs wolcote Keeps Her Hen House
Clean All the Year Around.
find good way 10 keep down lice
in hen house or coop is to cleanse
the movable parts by fire. Fclean out
the nests and gather up the rubbish
that will burn. | then scrape off any
filth that may be in the roost, etc.
Then L set fire to tho straw and hold
the roost in the blaze one by one until
they are smoking hot. / fill my nest
boxes and coops one-half full of straw
and wet them If they are very dry.
set it on fire and turn the boxes down
and let the flame creep out through
every crevice.
Iuse lime and carbolic acid to white
wash, one spoonful to the gallon of
wash. If there is any lime left in the
bottom of the bucket | let it dry and
put it in the nest under the straw. I
never have the creepy lice that infest
some hen houses by the millions, and
/ don't want them. For the lice that
infest the bodies or head | used this
spring, sulphur ana pyrethrum
powder. Pyrcthrum alone will do
when fresh. If there is
shed or any place where the
chickens coDgregate to sit and wallow,
clean it out ut least every two or three
weeks, and every few days throw coal
ashes, If you have them; if not, a few
wood ashes into their wallow. There
seems to form small powder of filth
in such piace that creates disease,
besides being fine place for creepy
lice. A ncighbor tells mo that these
pests were thick in wren's nest in
their port;co last year. Perhaps
wren's nest in the hep-house would
bring them. l love the birds, but / do
not care to have such pests through
their agency.
When summer comes | shut my
chickens out of the hen-house and
make them take to the trees. A grove
of low box aldcrs, so thick branches
mingle. makes a splendid summer re-
sort night or day. These trees are
quickly raised and arc quite handsome.
Mrs. Wolcott, in Journal Of Agri |
culture i
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sS BLAcK-DRAUeRT tea cures Constipation.
CANADIAN TIMBER THIEVES.
The Forests of Northern Mime
sofa Rayaged by Them.

st Paul. MINI. Jan. 30.-Canadian
iumbermen are stealiog billions of feet OF
lumber from the greatest pine timber belt
IN A merIcs, that along the northern border
of Minnesota. The Northwestern repressn-
tatives in congress will Immediately urge
that measures be taken to provide at least
one revenue cutter to watch the district and
stop the several thousand Canadians who
are cutting and hauling awav timber
without fear of molestation. Ex-
United States Senator Henry M. Rice, who
spent FIVE months in the northern portion
of Minnesota treating with the Indians as
q member of the Red Lake commission,
says that the timber cutting is going on for
forty miles up the Baudette, the North and
the South Fork rivers, snd that the In
disEs declare that it has been going on for
more than a dozsu years. So bold have
these robbers become that they have built
dams in the tributary streams for the pur-
pose of backing up the water and floating
out their logs.
The lumbermen of the region centering
about the miserable little British post of
Hungry Hall q plumber of years ago dis
covered a way of piling up immense for
tunes. The United States Government
exacts 10 to 20 per cent. tariff tax from
consumer of each thousand feet of lumber
cut or manufactured in Canada. bile il
allows the Canadian lumbermen To cut aad
carry of from the unsurveyed timber
lands of Northern Minnesota millions
upon millions of feet OF pine timber each
year, practically unmoIested. From the
best scources comes the information that
from 100000 to 0C,000,O00 feet of
timber and logs, every foot Of which has
been cut in Minnesota, 60 past this post
and down the Lake of Woods every year.
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A Preachers Change of Faith

Boonyille. No., Jan. 3O.-Quite a SEN
sation was created in religious circles ia
this city yesterday, when il became known
that Rey. A. Piston, who has been for sew
eral years pastor of the German Eyangeli.
cal church In Boonville, was baptised in
the Christian church last evening, and
had severed his connection with his church
here and the Lutheran Synod. Rev. Piston
is considered an able scholar, and has been
In the ministry for ten years. His prin-
cipal reason for making the change is that
after careful study of the Bible he be-
came convinced that it contained no
authority for infant baptism.
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culture.

Can you play poker9" asked q
tourist of q travelling man who was 90.
cupying the same parlor car with him.
swell" said the traveller in hesitate
ing tone. II don't exactly play, I I'M
derstand so little about the game, but
will try a couple of hands with you II
you like" No" said the stranger,
positively. I've changed my mind.
It hasn't been two weeks since ]
tackled a man who didn't think he
could play. Merchant Traveller.
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On Trial for Murder,

Moultou, 10. January 30.-Tbe trial of
DIR. w. F. S. Murdy, for the murder of
Silas Upton, in this city, began yesterday
in the County Court. Fully 120 witnesses
have been summoned on both sides, and
the liveliest interest is taken in the case.
The crime for which Murdy is on trial oc-
Cured one Sunday morning, 81 Moulton,
in October. Lypton refused to sell Murdy
meat on credit, and in the alteration that
ensued Murdy pulled a revolver and fa-
tally shot Lypton.
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Helena, Ark. Januury 30.-Last night
all the prisoners who had been incarcer-
ated In the Phillips Couny Jail waiting
the action of the Grand and Trial Juries
IN May made their escape. The fugitives'
are Coleman Stancil. a notorious thief
and convict Thos. Jones, the aged muir
derer, who killed womanlabout two weeks
ago: William Burchsrd, charged with
murder Charles Owens, preiary Harvey
Otey, robbery. All of the men were ne
sroes. Sheriff Pillow is using every effort
to capture them.
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Catarrh,


Sufferers are not generally aware that
these diseases are contagious, or that they
are due to the presence of living parasites
in the lining membrane of the nose and
eustachian tubes. Microscopic research,
however, has proved this to be a
fact, and the result of this discovery is that
q simple remedy mas been formulated
whereby catarrh, catarrhal deafness and
hay fever are permanently cured in from
one to three simple applications made at
home by the patient ence in two weeks.
n. B.-This treatment Is not a snuff or
an ointment; both have been discarded by
reputable physicians as injurious. A
pamphlet explaining this new treatment
is sent free on receipt of stamp to pay post
age, by A. II. Dixon & Son, 337 and 3S9
West King street, Toronto, Canada -
Christian Advocate.
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Bogus Medicine Certificates.

Have you rheumatism blood diseases skin dis
eases. scrofuls,or any ailment caused by impure
hloodf If so, send foi our book, with 2-eent
stamp. and read the home endorsements of emf:
nent physiclans. merchants, clergymen, and
Others, who live where HUI nnicutt's Rheu matte
Cure Is made Their certificates tell the whole
story OF this wonderful medicine for the cure OF
RI eun,atism and all blood and skin diseases.
Hunnincui Medicine Co., Atlanta. Ga for
sale by druggists at 81 per bottle.
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struck With n Hoe

Laredo, Tex, Jan. 30.-About 10 o'clock
yesterday morning two laborers, at a brick
yard ID the western part of the city, be-
came involved In a quarrel, when one
strnek the other on the head with a hoe.
fracturing the skull, from the effects OF
which il is thought the wounded man will
Ole. A brother OF the murderer, who was
present, then took charge of him, and
crossed to Mexico before the authorities
could intercept them.
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The only reliable vegetable substitute
Tor calonel, which acts on the liver, blood,
kidneys and stomach, and best anti-bil.
iious puIgative is Maguire's Cunduranso.
indorsed by Archbishop Ryan, of Phil
sdeiphia Rev. McNally, of St. Louis
and host of prominent people.
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Caterers foreman-"Mr. Ruche,
] don't know what we are going to do
with that Roman punch. Dobbs has
put SO much new rum in it that there
Is no sale for it." Caterer-"Send 10
to that temperance society's dinner to.
night. and have It marked sherbet on
the menu. 1t will be q great card for
us. Wen get all their trade in the
future. "-Boston Transcript.
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Perfect Sight

As thousands can testify, there Is nothing
20 much to be desired rs perfect sight and
perfect sight can only be obtained By using
perfect spectacles. c. G. Taylor, our home
Opsicisn, exercises great skin and patience
nd comfort 10 tue wearer. I2-l1dtf
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The Grea Amer can Chorus.

sneezing, snufhng and coughing This
is the music ali over the land just now.
I've got such an awful cold in nv head.v
Cure 1t with Ely's Cream Balm or it NAV
end In the toughest form of catarrh.
Maybe youshave catarrh now. Nothing
more nauseOrs and dreadful. This
remedy mssters as no other ever did
Not snuff nor liquid. Pleasant, Ger
tain, radical.
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Hubbard Rheumatic LIVER Pills

These pills are scientifically ,mpoun ded,
uniform in action. No gripping pain so
commonly following the use of pills. They
are adapted to both adults and children
with perfects' ETY.. We guarantee they
have D" gu in the cure of Sick Hea d.
ache, Constipation, Dyspepsia, Bilious
mess, and, as an appetizer, they excel sny
other preparation. w. E. Bard, dru gg list
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If sick headache is misery, what ar
Carriers Little Liver Pills if they will pose
itively cure il? People who have usse
them speak frankly of their worth. They
are small and ay to work.
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When the stomach lacks vigor and reg
ularity there will be fatulance, heartburn,
nausea, sick headache, nervousness, use
DR.. ]. FL. McLean'f Strengthening Cordial
and Blood Purifier, to give tone and regu-
larity to the stomach.
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Advice to Mothers

Mrs. Winslow's Soothing Syrup should
always be used for children teetning. It
sooths the child, softens the gums, sllays
all pains cures wind collie, and is the best
remedy for diarrhoes. Twenty-Five cents q
bottle. 9-6eod6v1y
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Diseases of Women.

Nausea, Indigestion, bloating, general de-
dility, depression, sleeplessness, liver and
kidney troubles and >;ndred affection, per-
nanently cured by usl :. Maguire's Cuadu-
ango.
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Il guarantee my patients the finest,
most durable, natural and comfortable e,
in artificial teeth. Give me trial.
81 17w3m 7. III. WILSON.
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How 20 Cure All Skin Diseases

Simply apply "Swayne's Ointment" No
internal medicine required. Cures letter,
eczema, itch, all eruptions on the face,
hands, nose, &c. leaving the skin clear,
white and healthy. Its great healing and
curative powers are possessed by no other
remedy. Ask your druggist for Swayne's
Ointment.