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The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1891-06-30
THREE BOYS DROWNED.
One Was Worth S4,OW,OOO In
His Own Right.

Washington. Pa, June 23.-Whiie
bathing yesterday afternoon John
McKeOwn, Walter Jones and John
Chillis, ranging in age from s to -
years, we're drowned. Young Chillis
dived from . plank, striking the bot
tom, and was drowning, when Nc
Keown bravely dived to aid him. The
half unconscious 10y grasped Nc
Keown tightly. lettering his arms.
Heroic little Walter Jones did not
hesitate a moment, but leaped in to
save his two little friends, but was
himself overcome, and all three clasped
in each others arms, sank to the
bottom. Young McKsovn was a ann
of the late John McKeown, the
ten times millionaire oil king, and the
boy was worth in his own right ga
600, 900, being his fathers favorite
son. Chillis is q nephew of the dead
millionaire, and Walter Jones the
son of Rev. ]. F. Jones, presiding el-
der of the Washington diocese Of the
NJ. E. church. This is commence
ment week of Warrington and Jefer-
son colleges, and the affair will great
y modify ths programme Of the cele---
bration.
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WILL ATTEND THE sEDALIA RE-
UNION.

LAT the G. A. R. regular meeting
to attend a reunion Of the Blue and
Gray at Sedalia, July 8, and 4, was
considered, aud the invitation &C
cepted. A committee consisting Of
Z. II. Haysler, j. Keiser, E. D.
Canaan and Col. McLain was ap-
pointed to confer with the ex-Conted-
crates Of the city and vicinity to make
all necessary arrangements. A public
meeting to fully arrange for the occa-
sion will be called at the court house
in the near future.
One thing is settled, the Blue an0
the Gray Of Henry county will 60 to
the reunion and have as much fun AZ
the old vets, from any other section Of
the state.-Clinton Democrat.
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PHOEBE'B BITTER PILL.
An Incident Which Shows the
Animus Against Her.

Chicago, ILL.,, June 25.-Phebe
Couzins has not been around the
Worlds Fair headquarters for weeks,
but an occurrence which has just
taken place indicates how bitterly the
memory Of her official connection
with the Exposition is cherished by
the Board of Lady Managers, and to
what extent any sympathy expressed
in Miss Couzins' behalf is punished.
Mrs. Cora Payne Jackson of the
working force has been discharged by
resolution from that particular po-
sition simply because she was 90 indis.
Greet Is to mention one day that Miss
Couzins was unfortunate in that she
had 90 many to battle against.
Mrs. jackson had no axes to grind.
She was q friend of Miss Couzins, but
she was not unfaithful to the reigning
powers, now that Miss Couzins had
been deposed. If she had entertained
her opinion of right and wrong to her.
self she would have been occupying
her position to day, but q woman
overheard her remarks and straight
way reported it to the other women
on the board. They did not open the
door and tell Mrs. jackson to leave,
as they would undoubtedly have
liked to. They adopted a more deli.
cate and tactful method Of securing
her deposition. They compelled her
to resign by a resolution which was
general in nature but direct and par
ticular in effect. The .esUlutivn "as
that no lady manager could hold .
salaried office under the Exposition.
Mrs. jackson is a lady manager
from Tennessee and is the heroine Of
the sole Worlds Fair romance. She
is the young woman who ostensib!y
went home to visit her family, but IN
reality went up to Canada and mar
ried Alfred C. jackson, a stenogra.
pher formerly employed in the direc-
tor.generals Office. She was q clerk
in the Office of the secretary OF the
Womau's Commission, and was re :
tanned under Mrs. Palmer when Miss
Couzin's left. Mrs. jackson is too
modest to raise any disturbance over
her treatment. Several of the ladies
of the Woman's Board refused to
admit that the reason Mrs. Jackson
was discharged was on account of her
sympathy with Miss Couzins, but the
fact remains nevertheless.
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EXCURSIONlSTS' FATE.
They Start to Q Picnic, But
Meet With Wounds and
Death.

Cleveland, O., June An ex
cursion train of fifteen coaches left
this city for Oak Point, a pleasure re
sort on the New York, Chicago & St.
Louis railway, about twenty miles
west of here, early yesterday after
noon. The engine was running with
the tender in front and when two
miles west Of Dover. jumped the
track, causing the rails to spread and
ditching the train. The engine went
down the embankment, pulling one
car with it. The next two coaches
were telescoped and reduced to kind.
ling wood.
The farmers living near the rail-
road fastened to the scene and, with
the aid Of the passengers unhurt, be-
gan the removal Of the dead and in
jured The air was filled with the
screams Of the injured and the fright
ened women in the shattered coaches.
Only one person was killed outright
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Hugoton, Kan, June 24.-Colonle
s. N. Wood, the noted Kansas pio'
neer and alliance worker, was shot
three times and coon killed in the
court room in this city yesterday
morning while in attendance at thu
term of court by James Brennan, one
of the leaders in the Hugoton- Woods.
dale quarrel of three years ago,
now a resident Of Morgan coun'y.
Brennan is and has been the chief
hangeron or the lawless element Of
Hugoton and was one of the principal
witnesses in the Cross murder case.
After the shooting Brennan refused
to give himself up to Sheriff Cam un-
less he had q warrant of this county,
but surrendered himself to Sheriff
Weir ofNorton county, but he is now
in the custody Of Sheriff Cam.
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A CITIZEN OF DE3 MONIES.

Please to accept aeknowlsdgments, and
also commend to othen the ~ Of Kfsuses
Headache Capsules. They have bssD
thoroughly tested BY myself and By other
members Of my family, and produced The
desired result. 1t d to Be the great RENE
dy, and it, use will greatly extend it, pop
ulaHiiy. Yours very truly,
SIDNEY A. FOSTER,
sse'y Royal Union Mutual Lie In, 70,
For sale BY
Aug. Fleischnan, cor. Fourth and Ohio.
NeFtz & Hale, 210 Ohio.
o. w. Smith, GIG East Third.
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CHARGED WITH HUSBAND MUIR,
DER.

Chicago. ILL.,, June 23.-Mrs. Bar
bara Weidemsnn, the handsome
Young widow Of Q North Side tobac-
conist, is under arrest on a charge Of
poisoning her husband, who died on
May last with symptoms of arsenical
poisoning. The body Of young Wei
demann has been exbumed, and the
stomach is now undergoing chemical
analysis. The accused vehemently
asserts her innocence and says that
she shall bring an action for Islander
against her late husbands relatives,
whom she accuses Of conspiracy to
ruin her reputation in order to pre-.
vent her from getting possession Of
some real estate, which her husband
owned. She accounts for the pres
ence of a box of poison in the house
where she lives by saying that she
bought it for the purpose of commit
ting suicide, being driven to despera-
ton by her husbands poor health.
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BUZZlNG BEES.
Create q Panic In the City at the
Mouth of the kaw.

Kansas City, NO., June 23.-Au
immense swarm of bees created . lit.
tie panic yesterday at the corner oil
Eighth and Main streets. the very
heart of the business portion of the
city. A wandering minstrel from fair
Italy stopped on the corner and pro-
ceeded to grind out choice air from
his numerous collection. The bees,
which we're just passing the spot,
were attracted BY the hum OF the
organ and attempted to swarm on the
Italians head. The musician beat Q
hasty retreat unframed.
The queen bee then headed for the
globe Of an electric light, and, her
enraged subjects, following. settled
within and about the globe, seemingly
contented in their strange resting
place. Then the electric light man,
making his rounds to renew the car.
bon, lowered the globe to the street,
not noticing its strange occupants
That made the bees mad, and the
crowd that had collected to see the
fun soon decided that there was very
little humor in the situation. The
bses scattered about among the crowd,
which hastily dispersed, several hav.
been severely stung. An old farmer
finally came along with a box and
succeeded in swarming the bees and
them of.
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SPECIMENS CASES,

9. d. Clifford, New Cassel, Wis, was
troubled with Neuralgia and Rheumatism,
his Stomach vas diseFdered, his Liver WAS
affected to IN alarming degree, appetite
fell away, ard be was terribly reduced in
in flesh and strength. Three bottles Of
Electric Bites cured him.
Edward Shepherd, Harrisburg, Ill, had
Q running son on his leg Of eight yeav'
standing. Ussd three bottles Of Electric
Bitten and ,even boxes Of Bucklen's
Arnica ealve, md his lex is sound and we'll.
John Speaker, CataWba, D., had Eve large
Fever sores onhis Lex, doctors said he Wa
incurable. On, bottle Electric Bitteu and
one box Buckets Arnica 6slve cured him
entirely. Sold BY Mert, & HaIes Drug
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PUBLICATION SUSPENDED.

Florence, Ala. June 19.-The
American Present, published at Shelf.
field, Ala, has suspended publica-
lion. The magazine was started two
a: sdlhioi s"G and '' ia. dCaRRsqRl
the auspices of the Southern Literary
Association. 1t did not meet with
the encouragement expected, and the
publishers have agreed not to bring
out another issur. The American
Present was intended to be . repres.
entative Southern magazine.-Mem-
phis Commercial, June 20.
The above evidently must mean
Tom Cannon, Tom, who at one time
was city editor Of this paper, and who
was as cratic as he was genial and
brainy.
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THE NOMINATION OF 1892.

Mr.. Harrison, says the New Yorl
World, is not the conspicuous leader
of his party. That place belongs II
Mr.. Blaine. But Mr.. Harrison il
president. he has the patronage un
der his control, and the whole vast Of
fetal machine is obedient to his will.
He seems to superficial observation,
therefore, the man most likely to Be-
cure the republican nomination nex'
year. But it is the plain teaching Of
history that the people do not like
second terms for presidents.
Since Jackson's second term ended
only two presidents have been elected
to second terms-Lincoln and Grant
were elected for extraordinary
reasons. More than this. With the
single exception of Mr.. Cleveland, no
other president has ever been nomina-
ted by his party for reelection, and
Mr.. Cleveland, though nominated
without opposition, was defeated.
Obviously the objection of the peo-
pie to second terms is deep-seated and
strcng, and it will in all probability
deprive Mr.. Harrison of the nomina-
ton for which he is % openly schem-
ing.
But will it affect Mr.. Cleveland's
chances in the same wayf Will the
fact that he has served for one term
initiate against his nomination next
year, although he has been out of of.
fee for full term?
His case, should his name come
prominently before the democratic
convention, as now seems likely, will
be without any exact parallel in his
tory, but any attempt to estimate
probabilities must be accompanied by
some effort to measure the exact ex-
tent and TO gauge the true meaning of
the popular hostility to second terms.
There is much that is both prac.
tically and specu!atively interesting
in situation which presents two men
as presumably the foremost candidates
of their respective parties, the nomi-
ton of either of whom would run
counter to what appears to be a strong
tendency of the popular mind.
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WAR on THE BORDER.
The Killing of Colonel Sa m
Wood Threatens More
BlOOdshed.

HugotoD, Kas., June 25.-The
killing of sam Wood, which occurred
yesterday, will probably cause more
bloodshed in this section as the whole
community was aroused over the af
fair, and it bids fair to bring about a
bloody war between the factions which
will rival the lannon's county seat
troubles Of three years ago.
The killing was unprovoked and
Was done deliberately by Brennan,
who evidently was awaiting the com.
ing of Wood who was under $40, 900
bond to appear at this term of court.
Wood drove up to the court house
with his wife and another lady in q
cirrisge and alighted. He entered
the church 10 which court was being
he'd and looked over the docket. The
judge bad gone to dinner and the
church was empty. After looking
oyer the docket Wood stepped into
the ante room and those on tide out
side heard rapid firing.
WOOD rushed from the church q
moment later followed by James
Brennan, who fired twice at the fee
ing man. As he ran around the
honse be ~ rs .ss.y tYpu hegd attic
corner of the church.
Brennan said he would not submit
to arrest from Sheriff Cam, but
would let any other officer take him.
Sheriff Weir took him in charge and
he was turned over to the Stevens
county authorities. He was taken
before q justice of the peace, but the
excitement was so great that hearing
was postponed until next Tuesday.
1t was stated last night that a
party of people from Woodsdale will
attempts to take Brennan from the
Jail and hang him, but if this is At
tempted there will be a bloody hattie
for the whole people Of Hugo.
ton will assist in defending the jail.
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CONTENTED TODIE.
Ex-senator Mcdonald, Indiana's
Grand Statesman Dies
Without q Regret.

indianapolis, Ind, June 22.-Ex
Senator Mcdonald died at lib;
o'clock last night. He passed away
very peacefully without q struggle
surrounded by bis family, who were
al in attendance at the bedside.
Early yesterday morning the unfa'
vorable symptoms of several days age
reappeared. During the forenoon
the sufferer had IN attack Of vomit.
ing, and DR.. Runnels took the vessel
to the window to examine the con.
tents. The physician shook his head
obviously. Nj. Mcdonald had fol-
lowed every movement, and when the
physician returned to bis bedside be
inquired: us that your verdict, doc
tori"
"Yes, said the physician, sadly.
The announcement did not disturb
the patients serenity at all.
do you contemplate the change
with any trepidation p inquired the
doctor.
mot IN the least, was the reply
with q smile.
During the day the patients condi-
ton continued to grow more serious.
He could retain no nourishment what.
ever, and the little remaining of the
former strength slowly ebbed away.
But consciousness never departed.
During the afternoon the Rev. Mr..
Milburn was sent for and admins.
tered the sacrament. Then Mr.. Nc
Donsld called his family and SINE
intimate friends about him and calmly,
serenely, as if the occasion were one Of
the most ordinary kind, he gave direc.
tons for his funeral arrangements and
the disposition Of some of his personal
affairs.
In the presence Of all, he said, he
wished TO give testimony to his faith
in Gods swing grace. Then he
grasped each by the hand and babe
them good-by, saying that be could
see no more callers. His friends thus
dismissed, the dying man surrendered
himself to the care Of his physician to
await the coming Of the inevitable.
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ROUGH ON RATS.
Proves to be Extremely Rough
on q Pair of Silly
Lovers.

Middletowp, N. Y, June Pa
pair of young lovers, respondent ana
at cross purposes 10 their wooing,
sought death together at an early
hour yesterday morning. The young
man is already dead, and the young
woman can hardly live through the
night. Herman Hornlein was an in
teIligent young German who has been
seven years in this country. The
young man had been for two years q
favored .S Syes fs # Sssss GsGa:
the Russell House, and it was under.
stood that they we're engaged. She is
10 wears of age. Some time ago
Hoinlein went to Honesdale and made
quite a stay ther On his return
home a few days ago he was told that
his affianced had been receiving, dur
ing his absence, marked attentions
from another young man, well known
in base ball and sporting circles. Horn
lein's jealousy was aroused and
his reproaches led to quarrel and an
enlargement between the two. He
asked her to take q walk in the park
and produced q package of rough on
rats and poured the deadly drug into
Q soda water bottle. She remonstrat-
ed with him, assuring him that the
conduct of which he complained was
merely an idle Irritation, and that her
heart was true to him. He persisted
in his purpose. and challenged her to
prove her consistency BY . drink with
him. She consented, and at about
midnight they drank the deadly mix.
ture from the soda water bottle in al.
ate::draughts. Her physicians say
that the prolongation of her life is due
to the fact that she took an overdose,
which the stomach partly rejected.
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A HUSBANDS MISTAKE.

Husbands too often permit wives, and
parents their children, to suffer from head.
ache, dizziness, neuralgia, sleeplessness
fits. nervousness, when BY the use of DR.
Miles Restorative nervine such serious re.
suits could easily be prevented. Druggists
everywhere say it gives universal satisfac.
ton, and has an immesse sale. Wood
worth & Co., of Fort Wayne, Ind. Snow 4
Co., of Syracuse, N. Y. ); J. c. Wolf. Hills.
dale, Mich. and hundreds Of Others say
ut is the greatest seller they ever knew"
1t contains no opiates' Trial bottles and
fine book on Nervous Diseases free, at A.
T. Fleischmann's.
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WELL MERITED PRAISE.

In almost every neighborhcod there
are one or more persons whose lives
have been srved by Chamberlain
Collie, Cholera and Diarrhea Remedy,
or who have been cured Of chronic
diarrahea by it. Such persons take
special pleasure in recommending the
remedy to Others. The praise that
follows the introduction and use
makes it very popular. Is and SO
cents bottles for sale by Aug. T.
Fleischmanp, druggist.
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A TERRIBLE AFFAIR.
Death In q Convict Camp as q Re-
suit of Antiny.

Chattanooga, Tenn, June 23.-
Yesterday morning in the convict
camp At Cole City, Ga, q desperate
break for liberty was made by seven
prisoner, who went TO work as usual
at 6 o'clock. and in less than fifteen
minutes made an attack on the
guards. Having over-powered two,
who had direct charge Of them, they
made . rush for the gates, which had
been left open for them to enter. The
zebras were led by . noted convict
named John Ward. . bank robber,
who led q like attempt and escaped
from the pen at Rising Fawn, Ga,
berg recaptured and brought to
Cole City. He was fatally
wounded, . comrsde named
Langdell, was killed, and two
Others, Palmer (white) and Jackson
(colored), MORALLY hurt. Pat Row.
land and Jack Rankin, guards, we're
killed and Foreman Moreland ser.
iodaly injured. Three prisoners es-
capped, but enc has already been
caught. A reward Of $500 each has
been offered for the others. There
were ab.ut 700 convicts at work in
the Cole City mines, and a mutiny
among them would be very serious
affair. All is quiet. Cole City is in
the mountains. and telegraph com.
is broken. The dead con.
victs will be sent to Atlanta. Collins
were brought here to-day for the
guards who were killed.
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Baclklen's Arnica Salve.

The Best Salve in the world isr Cuts,
Bruises, Sores, Uloers, Salt Rhem, Fever
Sores, letter, Chappsd Hand, Chilblain.,
Corns, and al Skin EFuptions, and posi-
lively cures Pilss, or no pay required. II
ngusrantsed to give perfect satisfaction,
money refunded. Price Is cents Per box.
FOB SALE BY IWIz 4 Hale
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NILES NERVE AND LIVER PILLS

Act on . new princip!e-regulsting the
liver, stomach and bowels through the
nerves. A new discovery. Dr.. Miles
Pills speedily cure billiousnsss, bad taste
torpid liver, pilss. constipation. Ua-
equaled for men, women, children. Small.
ct, mildst, sursstl 80 doses, Is cents
Samples free, ct A. 7. EleischmanS.
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$500 REWARD.

for any trace of Antipyrine, Morphine.
Choloral or any other Injurious compound
in Krsuse's Headache Capsules. For sale
By Aug. Fleischmann, corner Fourth and
Ohio, MertI & Hale, 2lO Ohio, o. w.
Smith, GIG East Third.
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Both the method and results when
Syrup Of Figs 10 taken; it is pleasant
and refreshing to the taste, and acts
gently yet promptly on the Kidneys,
Liver and Bowels, cleanses the sys.
tenn efectually, dispels colds, head
aches and fevers and cures habituaI
constipation. Syrup Of Figs u the
only remedy Of in kind ever pro-
duced, pleasing to the taste and ac-
ceptable to the stomach, prompt in
ito action and truly beneficial IN its
effects, prepared only from the most
healthy and agreeable substances, its
many excellent qualities commend it
to all and have made it the most
popular remedy known.
Syrup of Figs Is for sale in Soc
and 81 bottles by all leading drug
gists Any reliable druggist who
may hot have it on hand win pro-
cure it promptly for any one who
wishes to try it. Do not accept any
substitute.
CALIFORNIA Ee SXRUP co.,
sAS FRANCISCO. Cal.
io1;snilf. M. xfw roR<. ~
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MeElree's Wine Of cavdui
and THEDFoRo's BLACK. oRAUGHT aps
for sale by the following merchants in
PErrIs COUNTY,

August 7. Fleischmann, Ssdalia.
w. E. Bard, Sedalia.
Merits 4 Hale, Sedalia.
0. n. Smith, Sedalia.
r. T. Miller, g dalia.
Dreskell Bros, Beaman.
Andler 4 Co., Dunksburg.
Andrew Stand, Dumpvi1l.
w. Ed. Crawford, Galley.
C. w. Bsrick, Georgetown.
J. s. Ream 4 Son, Green Ridge.
c. w. Leabo, Green Ridge.
H. A. Longan, Houstonia.
Penquits 4 Snoddy, Lamonte.
Overstreet Durg Co., Smithton.
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ElaEE,s WINE OF cAapu, for Weak Nervea
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SAM WOODS SHOT.

~ slAcK.pRAUoHT Tea cures Constipation
The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1891-08-07
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