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The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1890-12-23
Thinks She Is tne Ideal.
p. escott Spot Ird

Prescott SpOfrd
E oh lover of the list thinks that
in Oh ice Inere is no mist k tina
his love j. the one woman In whom
III rIce h - m. u perfect fl , yer,
that his home any rae is 10 be
happiness, his utnre neaven.
Perhaps j will be. Perhaps the
glamour OF fair face has not blinded
h YES IT, thin that iast Nc I
Perhaps with tn. fair face b as cJme
10 him The fair soul, TO-, the clear
mind the warm heart the strong will,
the genie way, The sweet temper.
He may h We found, why not
beauty and goodness together and wit
as Well. II be is reilly 10 have the
happiness he expects he must have
III a measure al three. Inc lover who
Can ste Helen's reauty In the brpw
of Egypt will usalIy find what answ-
ers TO him for beauty IN one he owes.
But b auty without the gopdn, IS will,
S on pail a I'd disgust him, beauty with
out tue wit will the him, and god.
ness without the 0 her will serve
small purp Sc b yond filing him with
uncomfortable Iemorse foI his own
errantry AID pity tIat is to pain
full to be indug,d while wit alone
without the hrs will presently dis.
cover itself in its lonetines ami fill
him with dismay and shrinking.
Beauty and Wit alone have made
woman the historical sinners of the
worli and although they nave held
their sway over many hearts, it has
been a BRIT sway and the hearts
have never known hs, piness BIT
wit and goodness alone have he'd
kings in thrall, have mar,h led hum
bic household to gladness, ano if
their owners had not Cleop4tra's
beauty their lovers and their husbands
never knew it.
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nag sLAcK-DRAUeHT tea cures Constipation


The inaugui alton eflhe Springfield,
Sedalia, Marshall IL Northern railroad
is an event of great Importance 10 the
people of this ely and to the section
of country through which the line
will he constructed. A line of roa !
from Springfield northward aud from
Spr dgfield southwark has ong been
among the aspirations Of the business
men Of the city and the hope Of the
people in the adjacent territory. A
number of schemes have successive y
arisen, fl Iurished for season, and fell.
Appeals have been made to prominent
railroad companies without avail.
Considerable sums of money have
been expended in collecting statistics
of the country's resources aud in pre-
liminary surveys, upon which hopes
were built only to be disappointed.
Instead of giving assistance, the CON-
panies who assume to own the terri
tory in southwest Mis- uri and north
ern Arkansas entered into an agree
ment to force all railroads out of
Springfield. Out of this act as much
as any other one agency grew the
impulse to act Independently of the
gr, at companies.
The organization effected ST Sedalia
will form the basis it Is confiden ~ be-
lieved of an efiecting operative force.
The gentlemen taking the lead are
thoroughly in earnest. The president
of the company, Mr.. Bush, has both
wealth and experience to invest in the
project and commands besides the con-
fidence Of capital in the east. Mr.. G.
A. A c. Wooler, secretary of the
company, will be a most Efficient aid
in the cause. The other gentlemen OF
the official board, Messrs. Boutwell,,
Peters. Walker and Houston, will nc
doubt be equally efficient in promot
Ing the work.-Springfeld Republi
can.
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NEVER A FAILURE.
The Red River Valley of
Minnesota and
North Dakota
has
never
had failure
of crops.
1t produced 80, 100000
bushels of wheat
besides other cereals In 1890.
Farms can be had
on the
crop plan, or long time
cash payments.
1t is not an uncommon thing
TO pay for farm
from the proceeds of
one crop.
1t has al of the advantages
of an old country IN
the shape of school, church,
market, postal and railway facilities,
and all the chances of
a new country in
the way of
cheap lands, rich soil, and
increase In values.
1t is one of the most
fertile and promising
regions in America
not vet fully occupied.
In the rush to the far
west, however,
this rich valley has
been overlooked.
1t has room for
million more people.
Write to
F. /. WHITNEY, st Paul, Mimi,
fer particulars.
Publications sent free.
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"A Missouri farmer differs from
Mr.. Hicks in his forecast of severe
weather this winter, for the reason
that burrowiDg insects remain close to
the top of the ground.
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PATENTS

Higdon & Higdon, Attorneys,
Washington associates, late examiner Of U. )
Patent office for ~ years. Ufices-St Louis, Odd
Fe lows ui,ding; Kansas City, Hall bull ing;
va hington, d. C., LeDroit building fittsburg,
l27 Fourth avenue Drawings made in Om
offices Clrcula.s IN, 1l-Ilv6m
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rs NOT one Of the old worn-out.
potash, mercury, sarsaparilla.
thousand doses for shilling med
icine. II Is a remedy which never
falls in Blood Diseases, and always
builds up the general health Of the
patient.
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Cured Herself and Her Child,

s. s 6. has relieved me OF a terrible scrofula
from viii h had suffered for years IL affected
nv nose first as catarrh, then carries OF the bone
and continued TO eat until il destroyed the Soft
bone in the right side of the noe, then went &c
my throat and later on TO my lungs, and il looked
has also cured my little daughter of the SAINT
disease MRS. n. RITCHEY, Mackey, Ind
Treatise on Blood and Skin Diseases nlallec
free SWIFT SPECIFIC Co., Atlanta, Ga
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Diarhea, Disentery Cholera,
Flux.
Maguire's Beene Plant for nearly so years
the infalable cure. Thousand of testimo-
mails; Endorsed By the Western Sanitary
Commission, u. 8: army officers, hospital
physicians, steamboat officers, etc. Taken
ia time q sure preventive of Asiatic cholera
The sun., 1890-09-02
SINGING FESTITAL.
Gathering In 9ehuet.en Park, 6telAvzay. or
Many GernAa 8OeIetIes.

Gathering In 9ehuetsea Park. SteIAWay. of
Many 0eFaaa SOeIetIes.
Music-loving Germans from all parts of
Queens county attended the Sangerfest OF the
united sanGerbundes Of Queens county In
schntzsn Park. Stoinway. Long Island City.
yesterday Festivities began with the rOveilIe
at o'clock In the morning Among the socie-
ties present were the Corona MAnnorchor.
Winfield MAnn0rohor Whit0stone Lleder-
krapz. EFohslnHs Of L9nG Island City. Alpen-
LyrA MAnnSEehor Of A6,oria, KrakShliA q Col:
COLLEGE Point. Harmonic of Glen Cove. Ban:
9e[lust Of College Point JamAiSa sspGSrbund
THE festival WAS ppdSF the direction of Ber::
the day: Breakfast was served In the grove at
O'Clock. Shortly ettsrWard the societies got
in limo, and with daRS and banners waving.
Daradsd through Astoria and StoJnWay. IN
addition to the musical programme ,thereWero
games shooting matches. and bowling. The
musical programme was Mas eoPpletSd by the
Rheln." A handsome silk flag was presented
to the Harmonic Society OF Stslnway by the
other societies.
The sun., 1890-09-02
KILLING F1sH WITH DYN1M1rE

italian and lHungarlan VvOrhnsn Violating
the Law in PenSsyivaaia-
PorTsTowN. Sept. 1.-Ftsh are dying by the
hundreds In the schuylkiil River and itS triDu-
tarios. and arc fouud floating on the surface
Of tho water all the way from Reading to Nor
ristown. Colonies OF italian and HunRarian
laboreEs dwelling In shantios along the river
bank have been engaged for o month
back In killing the nsh with dynamite ear
tridges.and having escaped arrest hitherto they
have grown bolder. and are now conducting
their operations on larger scale.
The explosives Arc sunk In the river and dis
charged by means Of waterproof fuses, which
give the men time enough to row out OF reach
before the cartridges, e3plode The water is
killed hsh rise TO the top. The poachers. In
their haste to gather them and escape detoc-
tion. unavoid9bly overlook largo quantities,
and these h9st down stream. Last week and
to-day the Pottstown mills were Obliged to
close down on ACCOUNT OF the dead fsh that had
cloRROd the machinery. The water has be-
come so foul that il cannot be disinfected. Fish
W0rd0ns De Turk OF Neversink and Clarke Of
Norristown are cooperating 70 bring the Of
Tenders to Justice.
The sun., 1890-09-02
ALL TASTED THE ACONITE.
TEE GRANDMOTHER DRANK A sWAL-
Low to SEE II IT WAS NABTK.

TIE RGother Tried II, Tee, saa Gave ths
Baby the Desc PrsseriRea-It Killed the
oid Laay-Hsr Daughter Rssovsrs.
The baby OF Theodore Arbss. manufaetur-
ing living At SAT East sixty-ninth street.
fell sick the other day. DR.. A. Mona Lesser Of
9l1 East Hftieth street saw the baby yestor-
day morning. and noticing symptoms Of bron-
chitis prescribed aconita The prescription
was In German. and read thus:
T1noturs aconIts7S sdrops In ElAss Of water. Prem
the mixture give tsaspoonful every hour
The prescription was put up by Philip Matty,
drug clerk In the store Of Albert A Klrchner.
SovOnty-second street and Second avenue
Mrs. Catherine Sidsck, the grandmother Of tho
little invalid. put the two-ounoo phial contain
ing the poison to her lips to taste It, wishing to
see II It would b disaRreoablo 70 the infant
She swallowed about two tsaspoonfuls. and
pronounced It nasty. Her daughter. MrA
Fritsa Arbes, also sampled the aconito. but
took very small quantity. Then the mother
put six drops Of 1t in water. as directed By the
label on the phial. and gave the baby . dose OF
the mixture.
Tho poisonous action Of econito 10 not imme-
diatoly felt It was not until half an hour after
che had taken the deadly drug that the grand
mother began to feel faint She and her
daughter suspeeted that they had tasted too
freely Of the child's medicine. They had sup
oe
in large doses. They had been warned by both
@ usSd snd The 6rSH e Gs
The Grandmother's head began to pain her
and Mrs. Arbee sent her sister around to the
drug ga S to a6 MS
e e aosoe G sS s%ay Is
self got DR.. Sidney & Draper to run
were also called In. Emetcs were given to the
Sdy and to her iSe
the old lady died about two hours after having
taken the poison. She died painlessly.. a. the
RosSn ars, deprived her Of IsHsSon !, AS9Sise san
ally reduces The pulSSti0ns Of the heart to
Coroner Lew. who .RyssstiGHssd ted the; cas- case
70 bo Brought before him. brS. GRADER Lloyd,
and schyslG examined the prescription AND Snd
q Ira. sid9cS and the serious iiineSS. ot
SH LAST nah s sd So Sd rTs
TO Mrs. Afpos oxpllcit. verbal Instructions IN
REGARD to the nature Of the medicine and its
use: and had been partioularly careful In
dent named D. Conaor, some time aGo Who was
poisoned by the careless use OF aconno; ho
saved her o sSsa:S hS was SosSI 6Ss'd he
Doctor Doc | says 10 prescribed smailsr auantityot
medicine than the clerk put up. his prescrip.
ton rad0E Is zee The e5s PoRs 9s
Of Of q little one That made NO difference 90
% the MIR ssSeS Esud ST 6oa
likely to take 30 large BWalloW out OF the
smaller supply.
The sun., 1890-09-02
JoTTIH0S ABOUT TOWN

Lyman Abbott Pref h. 7. Peck. and Bishop oRshiy
arrived yesterday she ssrViA.
Music in Mount Morris Park this evening ct clock
by Ebsn'B SsVsnty-nrst Regiment Band
Congressman william Mckinley Jr., of Ohio, 10 At the
Windsor Hotel and ConEHsSSmAn John Bynum OF In.
diana is At the Hoffman House
Thomas ooIdy, . lAbSrsr OF iSoth street and the
BouleVaId HtFuok BY engine the hudson
River Railroad track ~ 18th street yesterday and vAS
Instantly killed.
NtchSlas RslL accused of having kicked Thomas
Crowley who believed to be dying Of perltontiL
yemAndea for further evidence IN the Harlem Police
Court yesterday.
Nicholas Van sehAIk the engineer who Was scAIdsd
by the exploding OF tue boiler the tug William n.
BuTdsn on sunday in the East River, died In the Char
ity Hospital Yesterday.
the SI JAmss Hotel and senator ". u. wAshburn OF
Minnesota and ConETeAamAn John 4. QuASksnbush OF
Troy. n. T., are At tue ftfIh Avenue Hotel
Henry wshs who has hlsd complaints against the
New York New Haven and Hartford railroad Company
for excessive passenger ohATEsG says that they DO
was held for the .. Commi'Sionsfs in the YorEVo
Court ysssIdGy for pAAanE counterfeit dollar piece
John Hoffman, WhoWAS selling candy IN The Central
Park
John Peterson the ssysnysAr old son Of Henry Peter
IOn dock enudsr % Sil Columbia street Brooklyn.
fell into the Horth RIVER At si'h street on FnfAy liz
fAthef who WSa At work there tried in vain 10 TANO
hin- The body Wab recovered ysGIeTiay
Recorder smyth appeared In Part l. Of the General
BsAslOnS yeSLeTdaJ but As the day Legal holiday
there OuAnsss for him 70 dhpOSs OF except the
PHILIPPE toaSrousy GHnouHcSd the opening OF the tbfsS
s "a; |, :s!:sssi:si sSa 1S% ~i'H Il. GssSi jay
The sun., 1890-09-02
1HE SEVEN 1NcEND1ART FIRES.

Brooklyn Pollee KeePIns Sharp Lookout
-PsrkIns and CoanOIly Sentenced
The seven supposed inc0ndlary fires, which
occurred within narrow area In South Brook
lyn on Saturday night havo aroused the police
to extraordinary vigilance and activity. No
doubt seems to be entertained that all these
fires, as well a. those which preceded them.
were the work OF gang OF young men.
Thomas Connolly and George Perkins. who
were arrested during the progress Of one Of
the fires on Saturday night have been sent to
jail for twenty-nine days by Police Justice
Tighe and before their term expires evidence,
Il iS Thought may bo be forthcoming sufficient
70 put them on trial for arson. Police Supertn.
tondent Campbell Said;
"A careful INQUIRY as TO the origin OF these
recent fires in being made by Capt Loavy In
AZ e sattsasd that sh:y 2 are the work Of . rang
little doubt ol this point. Perkins and Com
OF the former d In the RoGues' Gallery. They
were noticed at several Of the nres on Satur-
day night. and the fact that they showed up 80
often and each succeeding time moro drunk
than before. fully justified their arrest. So far.
however, we have no positive evidence to fas-
ten the crime Of arson upon them. Capt.
Lesvy thinks the motive OF tho flrebuRs was
nothing moro than drunken desire for fun.
rs there was little change Of any plundor whore
the ores occurred. and am Inclined TO agree
with him"
The sun., 1890-09-02

This the Broehlyn Polico Think was the
Fate Of PstroInan Clancy.

This the Broeklyn Polico Think was the
Fate OF Fstrolaan Clancy.
Policeman John CLANCY Of the Bergen street
station In Brooklyn. died yesterday at the
Seney Hospital OF injuries received on the
night Of Aug. 2. at the hands OF Thomas. alias
"Nigger" West the leader Of . gang of young
touGhs In the Tenth ward. Clancy had melted
the animosity OF West By having his brother
imprisoned for drunkenness and disordorly
conduct and he threatened. It 10 said. to take
revenge sooner or later. This opportunity came
on the night mentioned. when Policeman
Clancy was busily engaged in dispensing .
crowd Of young men in Third avenue and Car
roll street The Rolieeman was standing Ia
front Of Butcher William Harriss store, 262
Third avenue. talking for moment with the
butcher. whom Weet as IL 10 alleged, eneaked
MP behind him and struck him vicious blow
on the back OF the head with base ball bat,
Telling him to the ground.
West took TO flight but was pursued and qap-
turad By another policeman. Policeman Clan
cy was taken IN an unconscious condition to
tho Senoy Hospital. It WaS found that he was
suffering from colcussion OF the brain and
SliRht fracture Of the skull He had been on
the iorSo since January, 1887. and was one Of
the most ef1cient men In Capt kSriey's oou1-
mAnd. He leaves Q widow and three children.
His assail0nt has been in Raymond street jail
since his arrest He IL well known to the police.
and has been arroeted frequently.
The sun., 1890-09-02
shot Minoeir 10 Pay Mls Debts.

Carl L. Froude Of 2os East Fiftieth street
went into an clubhouse at lit Avenue A at 5
o'clock last evening and shot himself dead.
He was an agent for several fire insurance
companies. Rheumatism had disabled him
and ho was behind with his rent. He told his
wife whom he left homo yesterday that he was
going out to raise some money. He was gone
8 long while and sho became alarmed. She
looked In her husband's desk and discovered
that his revolver was gone: his papers were
the insurance companies which he represented.
He had left Q memorandum that his debts
should bO paid with money which his wife
would get from an insurance ON his life. On .
piece OF paper which was tound In the desk
was written:
MY last wish. want to be buried BY the
aide OF my first wife In Lutheran Cemetery"
The sun., 1890-09-02
4 HoRSE rHIkF REcAPTUREn
DurElsrs' Tosis aAa PawA Tickets For
Jowslry Found In HE Rsom.

Jswslry Found In HE Rson.
Gantois De Manche. the horse thief who
escaped from two policemen on Saturday mid
night By running through the crowd at 177th
street, was recaptursd By Capt Stephenson oi
the Fremont station on Sunday night and was
taken before Justice Murray In the Morrisania
Police Court yesterday and remandsd until
this morning. One Of Capt stephenson's men.
while waiting In front OF the thief's house, 12l
Fourth avenue, intercepted messenger boy
bearing . MESSAGE for Louis Justement De
ManchO's landlord. 1t was dated Kings
bridge" and contained those words: Come
ct once. BarSchmeck."
Finding BaFschmeck's address Capt Stephen-
son soon had his man handcuffed and on his
way second time 70 the fremont police sta
hQn.
Yssterdey his apartment at 121 Fourth ave
nue. vas fansaeked, and there was found q
complete set Of burElars tools and Ity-dpe
pawn uckqte reprosenting watches. necklaces,
rings, and clothing. A bundle OF letter. dis.
closed the fast thst 2 certain Louise Reley; "
France, had AN Affection for the thief. II was
for France that De 1anoho was making when
The sun., 1890-09-02
TEE PANAMA. CANAL.


Prospects are BFightsninG.
PANAMA. AuR. 26-The prospects Of the Pan
ANA Canal are definitely briEhtsninE and In
the beet informed circles here the matter is re-
Rarded rs practically concluded. although q
commission OF the Senate is atill engaged In
studying the proposals OF Mr.. Wyse and pre-
pairing the draft OF bill to authorize the Exec
utivs 10 come to terms with him upon the
basis Of his proposal This iS now regarded as
all mere formAllty and the measure will be
rRilroaded through. Mr.. WISE has already ar
ranged all matters OF principle with the Presi-
idont and Cabinet. and as they and the senate
are In perfect accord. no untowsrd event. It 10
thought can arise to defer sAtsfsotory solu-
The following Telegram from oficial sources
IN 1ogota has been published In Panama:
Tho President OF the republic has ISoom-
mendsd to oonEress the proposal OF Mr. Wyse'
An extension Of the contract for eight years
longer. the works TO- he commenced not later
than a year and . half aftSr al sppSoyaL The
.hs .l. :oh.%s and settle all cIRToDTnisSI;
the Colombian Government f2Oo0, 900 francs.
In eight annual installments OF SOC. QUO francs
each. and 100000 franco worth Of free prtyi-
legged shares. The company will also contrib
ute $4,000 francs monthll for the military
protection Of the transit. AL freight OF Colom-
road to be carried ct half the tariff rates."
The sun., 1890-09-02
TIE ELECr1os IN rERMo1r 1o-DAz
indications that the RePublseAn Majority
Nay be n Little Less than Usual.


Indications that the Republsean Majority
May be Little Less thsa Usual.
WHITE RIvnn JUNCTION. sspt. 1.-The olse-
ton in this State tomorrow will probably be .
quiet one. as IL usual In an OF year. There
has bean NO active canvass made By any one
Of the parties that will present candidates for
the suffragss OF the people The only political
heat that has bean developed in the State this
year In that which was worked uD In the period
ante-dating the Republican State Convention.
and this centred In the nomination for Gov
0rnoE. The Democrats seem to have taken
more intar0St In the campaign than either OF
the other parties They have had some ready
speakers to discuss the general political
and they i al are likely to poll a comparatively
6SR vote YAH b nS s% a1. e da TsCsl 9 6taSs sSs
shfsS eEas z tRs fs 'h'F' wi" Do O0'
,rGe Ias HCn RSbs eysrfSf e. BeSsG Of BaS
efsneldj Prohibition, Edwin 4. Allen Of Fair:
HSs Fnas shs RSs Ras osFG dfAss
Dointment of the supporters Of the defeated
nay % some e9ist cutting q tSs RSpublIsap
has been Ho1ris6sd in certain Localities in the
S saTo q rssu
In giving the Republican nominee q somewhat
smaller majortty. than the average even In Oh
set oonSidcrs6iy By the large vote which viii be
brought out In many Of the larger towns by
0piritod local contesta There 10 an organized
bolt against one Of the Republican nominees
for the, State Senate in Windham county.
dfs hs.s MI sYesaS s
OF the high license movement may combine TO
defeat two Of the Republican nominees for the
State senate.
The average Republican majority In OF years
aimee 1870 has been 1891.
The sun., 1890-09-02
rs ARS. NooDKoRrH GRAz1s
The Doctors Trying 20 Show that an EVSn
GelIst IL HaFnInE the People.

The Doctors Trying to Show that an Evsn-
GelIst II HaFnInE the People.
ST. LOUIS, sopt. 1.-Drs. wellington Adams
and Theodore Dillon to-day made affidavit that.
to the best Of their knowledge. Mrs. Maria B.
Woodwork. the evangelist ia OF unsound mind.
and they petltionsd the Probate Court to ex-
anime her. The Medical ReUieto. in an extended
notice OF Mrs. WoodWorth. SAYS;
These people are using hypnotism In their
performance. some may say Granted that
this be hyppotism. does not the end Justify the
meansp In reply We can only say that
hypnotizations can permanently reverse the
moral tOndenciOe Of an individual Certain II
highly demoralizinE in their general effects.
even th9pEh conducted i9 the name Of religion.
Whlie tnis iS InaoupISdiy me case: II 10 ,,ii enii
be done 10 check the perform anco unless some
very positively harmful results are shown"
The sun., 1890-09-02
rHE ARKAMsAs ELEoz1oM.
The DemOerAtS Say They Have D0ubIsi
Their Majority Of Two Years Ago.

The DenOeratS 6ay They Have DOubIsd
Their Majority OF Two Years Ago.
LITTLE Rock. Sept. THE State and county
elections to-day passed OF quietly. Partial re-
turns and estimates received from thirty OF the
seventy-fvO counties In the state indicate q
largely increased majority for Gov. Eagle and
the Democratic State ticket over two years ago.
whom his majority was $4,000. Democratic
maIorities on county omfers and Legislators
The democratic In the State have from $4,000
to 10000 majority. In the Third ward and sew
orGl Townships In this county double polling
places were established. owing to . charge that
the county Judge violated the law In appoint
and the result may turn on q judicial con struc.
tion OF the law defining that oflcisl's duties.
MAhAxNA. Ark, Sept LIE ]. Henley, Post
assaultinE negroes for voting the Democratic
ticket Henley was recently appointed Post
master through the influence Of Powell Clayton.
The sun., 1890-09-02
NO RULE AoA1Nsr 1R1sHMEM
Col LanGdon Donlss Strange Runor Ci
ouiat1ng at F0rt Hsmilton.

COL LanGdon Dsnlss n Strange Ruaor Cir
euiatinG ne Fort Hsnilton.
There have been rumors afloat about Fort
Hamilton. Bay Ridge, and Bath Beach during
the past few days to the effect that Col Loomis
l. Langdon. in command OF the First Artillery
at Fort Hamilton. had sent men out on recruit
ing duty and instructed them to take no Irish
men. and to take Germans and Americans in
preforonco to men Of other nationslities. II
was also said that Private Boyle had been al
lowed TO roenlist In tho. First ARTILLERY after
private named McGuin was also said to
have been kept from reenlsting for the same
tanedon and asked him about the rIhore
They are false" no replied. THAT 10, In
many. particulars never gave orders not to
onlisting them almost daily Had l given any
such orders would lay myself open to court
martial. Besidea l wouldn't do such thing. "