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Telegram-herald., 1891-06-20
A BOMB SHELL
ExpIod ed In the Sanctum Of the Morning
Dynsmiter.

FNplOOe Ell III the >abetuut the morning
Dynsmiter.
William j. Sproat and David X.
Waters, of the Morning Dynamiter,
were arrested yesterday on a capias
sworn out by Daniel Campbell, super
intendent of construction of the Valley
City Street and Cable Railway company.
The arrest was made by Deputy Sheriff
Meehan about o'clock yesterday after.
noon, and the respondents Immediately
gave bail for their appearance in court
for $1,000 each, with Suel A. Sheldon
and James r. Mcbride as sure,ies.
They were arrested for maliciously
publishing slsnderous accusations
against the complainant in connection
with the recent Sweetest. rot, the a.
legged slanderous accusations having
been published IN their paper under the
head of "a Damnable Conspiracy"
The respondents aTe required 60 appear
IN court on July and make answer TO
the charges brought against them.
Telegram-herald., 1891-06-20
DESTRUCTIVE STORM.


IL Causes Loss of Life and Destruction
of Property.
LITTLE Rock, Ark, June ia de-
structive storm passed over eastern
Arkansas this morning. Houses were
unroofed and blown down, fences car
ried away and large area of timber
laid waste. Mrs. Julia Shadrick was
killed by falling tree. John Stanley,
who was hauling ties in the woods, was
crushed beneath falling timber. Two
boys named Hollingsworth are missing
aud 1t is feared they have been killed
IN the woods.
Telegram-herald., 1891-06-20

FRsSKrIx, Pa, June ls.-During a
heavy storm today Asrjoram. the filly
valued st sl0. .0oo, owned by Miller and
Sibley, became frightened and ran into
an old uildlng. The fiJor gave way
and she fell and broke her neck. She
WAS entered in the 7-year-oid stake races
al over the country Half a dozen
buildings we're struck by lightning but
no one vas injured.
Telegram-herald., 1891-06-20
Living with Another Man.

KALAMAZOO, Mich, June ia. Nc
Fee, of Jackson, arrived here last night
in search of his wife, who had sban-
doned him. taking with her their two
children. He found her early this
morning living with Ray Mcconnell.
On beIng confronted by ner husband
Mrs. McFee claimed that sbe left home
on account of Ill treatment. but finally
consented to return and left with her
husband. The latter will return to
prosecute Met Ounell
Telegram-herald., 1891-06-20

skIFv. No, June I9.-The FIRE which
started Tuesday night IN the lsrge coal
shed. ~ the Sligo furnace 5s increasing
and sersous danger = threatened. Yes
ter1sy the fire became 80 bot that TIE
SHEDS canFht fire an9 were DESTROYED,
enssiling = loss Of siZ.ooo. The Ere -
sffli raging, snd Il hesvy wiads sheula
arsse ne whele toFn. w3tn tae iarasce.
vii KEY he con sgraed.
Telegram-herald., 1891-06-20
Germany Anxious.

LONDON, June le.-Berlin advices say
that a ministerial conference was held
yesterday. the recognition of the Chill
ian insurgents being the subject of dis
cussion, although no decision was ar
rived at. 1t is said that the course of
the United states in regard 10 the Itara
has aroused deep anxiety in Berlin, IT
weing feared that Balmaceda's govern
ment will make more favorable COM
mercial conditions for the United States,
to the detrlment of the European coun-
tries
Telegram-herald., 1891-06-20
oFs FOR IRoNWooO.
Two Very Important bills Just Reported
In the House.

Lsrrvs. Mich, June i9.-Ths House
tonight authorized a trip OF the sub.
committee in the Doyle-Munthe matter.
accompanied by the accused. to visit
Tronwood 10 take the testimony Of A..
A. Hammond. The select committees
on the election and tar hlils reported a
substitute bill in each case. The Audi
tor-Geusrsl system of collecting delin-
ausnt taxes remains. The election bill
makes the Judge Of probate. treasurer
and county clerk board of commis-
siouers 10 print al tae tickets for each
county. The booth system - retained,
but the inspectors are the custodisns Of
the ballots.
Telegram-herald., 1891-06-20

LsrsIss, Mich, June 1s.--John VI.
Desmend. OF Port Huron, . mechanical
engineer attached TO the Office Of the
commissioner of rsIiroads, has resigned
lie viii be succeeded ~ Arthur Up
dyke. Of Jackson. who was q candidate
for the posifon when Desmond vas cps
pointed. The latter viii return " the
Chicsgo A Grsn1 Trunk r~sirosd, which
posstson ne prefers - tie stsse lob.
Telegram-herald., 1891-06-20

Ns~ Yosx, June is.-R- @. Dun 4
Co. report that the business failures oc-
curing during the past seven sAYsnun-
fsr tor the tinted states ~, for
osusss. ~; total. asa, npsred WITH
,ne total II 244 lss, week. For tbe cor
rezp0udins week ssss year. the fgore.
~sre Ise. representing l5s N the nlieS
states Ard ~ "a CaaadA
Telegram-herald., 1891-06-20
Al ON g ARo DROWNED.
Yachting Party en- the Connecticut
Missing stace "Wednesday

DFRaY, Conn, June &c. r. Gil
bert. With MS wife aud child and Mrs.
Livingston and Mrs. Dickerson.
started down the river Wednesday sf-
terroep in saiI boat. Nothing hss
been seer or heard of them snce,
though searching parties were cut All
day Yesterday. Great excitement pre-
Telegram-herald., 1891-06-20
pRsssoR MURDER CASE.
The Grand Jury At ottawa stu Probi ng
for Evidence.


OTTAWA, ILL.,, June le.--The grand
Jury is still investigating the Pressor
murdercase, in which evidence is slowly
accumuiatiug. The facts thus far
develop many details of the crime
which have until now been hidden.
Pressor was murdered in most delibcr-
ate manner. He had been to streator
90 borrow $4,000, and several of
his rough companions, supposing that
he had secured the money. got him par
italy intoxicated. Tney then managed
to draw him into . quarrel over the
ownership Of keg OF beer and knocked
him on the head with billet Of wood,
causing fractures OF the skull from
which he died. Five men and ono wo.
msn sre now in jail awaiting the action
of the grand Jury.
Telegram-herald., 1891-06-20
GUATEMALA WANTS TO CONE IN.
A Movement To Annes that Country 20
the UNITED states.

NEw YoRE, June ia special from
the City OF MexIco says word was re-
ceived there yesterday that move
nent IL on foot in Guatemala to annex
that country 10 the United states. IL :
sad that prominent osSciais and the
principal coffee planters OF 1uatemsls
are ia favor Of n.
Telegram-herald., 1891-06-20

IEpassAro1Is, Ind June ls.--For the
fret time n ten dsys ex-senator Mr.
Donsla toos lsttse nosrishment to-day.
His frrerIGs sss very much encouraged
~ tbe svidarscs Of . s,stfer conostion ~
Tire stomach. i,ut Its. kunnsiis does
not regard the fscs - speoialg easour-
axnR.
Telegram-herald., 1891-06-20

wArEk~us. Wis., June Ie.--Ths inry
IN the case Of John Bsrnhsrdt, charged
~ith the killing If Johu sehley, = s.-
Ioonkeper. retarned = vertics 81 nnsr-
der IN Tue firss decree this morning.
Telegram-herald., 1891-06-20

Cleveland ?. Chicago 3; New York Z,
Philadelphia IL; Boston :, Brooklyn, 81:
Pittsburg Cincinnati, rain.
Telegram-herald., 1891-06-20

The strikers t'enefit tall held at Ar
better Hal lsst night vss a grand sue
GEES Over 800 people we're present sbd
the net proceeds ~ toe entertainments
amounted 20 $50.
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OPPOSED 5Y the TORIES.
pi-v~sy-s ~ ere rro.p~et 90 the wss-e
ohtai.inx free Eauestten-

ohtaisfnx free Education.
Ioxpox. June ie.-The Free Educs-
ton bill is making rapid progress IN
publie opinion. Although the measure
y a government one is meets with
strong opposition frcn, the Torres, who
are al<msyed at the prospect OF the
masses receiving free education.
There is general approval 81 xr Bux-
tons amend rent &c the Factory bili
prohibiting the employment of children
ruder sleven years of a9e, snd the
governments vii certainly hsve % &C
essti.
Telegram-herald., 1891-06-20

Washington 6. Baltimore 4. Cincin-
matt Ia. Louisville 10; Columbus 4, 1T.
Louis. 3: :Athlet;cs-Boston. rain.
Telegram-herald., 1891-06-20

Earned runs-srand Rspids o. Evansville. /.
Jwo-base hi;s-Granf Rapids o; Evansville. 4
Home run->ommtrs
Sacrifice hifs-ssrand Rapids q: Evansville 1.
Bases on Bails-Sfand Rapids IL Evans
vile. D.
Stolen Bases--t,rand Rapids q, Evansville 1.
Struck out--tsrand Rapids 3. Evsnsviile. G.
Left on hascs-Grand kapidss. Evansville. 4.
" ild pitches breitenStein l.
Passed balls-Scheilhasse.
Time of game-i.s0
Atteudance-s5o
lmpire-Hoagland.
Telegram-herald., 1891-06-20

Urscs, H., June ls.-The lss. ~ the
food here isst night vii exceed s2y8. :
050 The food wss caused ~ cloud
ASrst IN ;he hzlls TIVE niles west
Telegram-herald., 1891-06-20

DAYTON, June 1s.-At the end OF the
18th inning today the game stood tie.
The home team pulled in the winning
run In the l4th by two-bagger, a single
and an error.
Innings gsI2s456Ts 10 II 2lsI
DAYTON. ~ 60 100000 q q Q -
Peoria .. .....-e 0l0oeeoo O 0 e-l
Bstterfes-keenan and Sommes; Payne
nd
Telegram-herald., 1891-06-20

Fr. WAYNE, Ind, June le.-Fort
Wayne 3, Terre Haute l.
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Bullion Items.

Many of our farmers will SOW
oats this week.
Mr.. G. W. Glasgow spent Tues
day in Kirksville.
Rev. E. B. Cater made Bullion
pleasant call. Tuesday.
Mrs. Nesibit and Mrs. kellogg
visited Mrs. Glasgow, Friday.
Mr.. w. E. Ebert made bust
ness trip to Kirksville, Tuesday.
Mr.. r. Is. Frisbie spent part of
last week canvassing in Bullion.
Miss Minnie and Libby Foley
visited south of Bullion, Tues
day.
Mrs. Lorton of Troy Mills, is
the guest of her daughter, Mrs.
Beal.
Mr.. Leroy Spangler will make
large shipment of hay to st. Louis
next week.
Mr.. j. Dodson was elected road
overseer at the school meeting
Tuesday.
Mrs. Clara Churchill from
south Dakota, is visiting relatives
near Bullion.
Miss Ada Knapp is visiting her
sister, Mrs. J. Beadle, of Rural
Dell.
Mr.. Hollis Kellogg and MI.
Merriel Geoghegan visited south
of here, Sunday.
The Sunday school officers
terms expire next Sunday. Wa
hope the Sunday school will be as
fortunate in their next selection as
they were in the last.
The young ladies and gentlemen
of Bullion, are rejoicing because
the Easter Sunday prediction has
failed. The young men will not
have to stay at home on account
of the seven rainy Sundays.
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Farewell Address.

To Rev. FATHER O'SHEA OF ST.
MARY's CHURCH, ADAIR:-Our
Dearly Beloved Pastor: 1t is with
feelings of deepest regret that we
apply ourselves to the task of ad-
dressing to you a few words to ex-
press cur sorrow of your depart
ure from our midst, and to testify
our gratitude and love to one,
whose genuine good worth we can
not too highly appreciate.
The social and moral advance
ment of society here in general
bear witness to your ardurous and
efficient labors, and the salutary
influence you have exercised on
the minds of the people has pro-
duced a lasting effect.
Though you have been with us
but little over two years and a
half, the spirit of progress has
been made manifest by your un-
firing energy to improve the
church property, while as fnan-
cier you have evinced wisdom, and
tact remarkable.
You have shown your abilit
and talent also in the promote
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Trustees Sale.

Whereas, William W. Jewett, single per
son, by his certain deed of trust dated the yth
day of March. 1880, and recorded in the Re-
eorder's office of Adair county, at Deed Book
L, page 50, conveyed to the undersigned sa
trustee all his right, title. interest and estate
in and to the following described real estate
sOuri, viz:
Northwest quarter of section number tw enty-
four (2D Of township number sixty-four, (G9
OF range number seventeen 10.
which said conveyance was made in trust to
secure the payment of one certain promssory
note In said deed described, and whereas said
note has become due and is unpaid. now there
fore, in accordance with said deed of trust,
and at the request of the legal holder of said
note, shall proceed to sell the above describ-
ed real estate at the court house door in the
town OF kirksville, in the county of Adair,
state aforesaid, to the highest bidder for cash
at Iublic auction, on Thursday, the 23d day
or April, 1891, between the hours of nine in
the forenoon and five in the afternoon of that
day, to satisfy said note, together with the
cost and expense OF executing this trust
JOSEPH n. I'VE,
Trustee.
Dated this ist day of April, 1891.
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Green Grove Items.

Feed is scarce.
Fine prospect for wheat.
Sunshine makes the farmers
smile.
Rev. McRae is able to be out
again.
John Rogers went to Brashear
last week.
Charley Hustled, of Brashear, is
visiting in this community.
Malen Hustled, of Texas, is Wis
iting his brothers, NJ. and L. Hust-
ed.
Mr.. Harry Still, of Kirksville,
is visiting in this community this
week.
Henry Tracy of Richmond, Mo-,
is visiting his sister, Mrs. John
Brownell.
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Adalr Items.

J. l. McGonigle has pun chased
new buggy.
Miss Agnes Cody. recently of
Edins, is visiting..her parents.
After the Labrador weather of
last week we fully appreciate the
value of the golden sunshine.
Mr.. John Doyle, J. W. Cody
and T. M. Ludden attended the
county meeting of the F. and L..
q. at Kirksyille the 4th inst.
Mr.. P. IL. Mclaughlin and E.
s. Quinn, of Kirksville, spent
Sunday with their parents near
the village.
Miss Teresa Hayes returned
home, Saturday. from Lewis coun-
ty where she has been visiting rel
atives during vacation of school.
Your correspondent deepl re-
grets the loss of our noble and
efficient pastor and wishes him
pleasant visit to Emerald Isle.
The talk once more is of sowing
oats at which pursuit the farm
ers will busy themselves for the
present.
Married at st. Marys church at
10 o'clock Tuesday, John Call of
Knox county and Miss Mary
keardon of Adair, Rev. John
O'Shea officiating,
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Bonds and mort to school funds
sum of $4,000.
} Newcomer settmt aid as over
seer dist l Nlneveh tp 1916.
o Patterson serv az overseer
road dist Z Salt river tip 1900 all'd.
Frey Stationery co, stationery co.
clks office 71.25 continued to Nav
term.
J NJ Crawford resignation as J
2. accepted and E Fl Knapp ap.
to fill vacancy.
81 Mason mort released, penalty
back taxes sustained.
j Sands settlement as coll. aprovd.
S. Hall report cost of bridge
across east Salt River Polt tp. ap-
proved and com ap to let contract.
s Hall report cost bridge across
Salt River, Clay tp., approved and
com. to let contract.
s Hall report cost on bridge
across Little Hazel, Polk to app'd
and com. to let contract.
P j Reiger contract with DR.. J.
+ Rice as county physician ap'rd.
Penn Coal Co, coal furnished
county offices cont to May term.
G. A Cohen acct 3 month Office
rent Sheriff 8 Office $24OO rejected.
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and refinement of society by the
organization and establishment of
the SodalIy Societies for the ban-
eft of the young people.
We do not feel capable of emu
merating the many blessings re-
sultiug from having such All emil
nent and worthy pastor. We can
not tind words to express our high
appreciation of your merit and
deep sense Of gratitude to you.
You will receive with this small
purse, which has been secured
through the kind efforts of L. b.
Welch, and which we beg you to
accept rs token of the kind re-
CARDS of the people. While re-
GREETING SO much to lose pastor
whose place we feel cannot be fill
ed, all know that your vacation
has been merited, and we, there
fore, in behalf of the people of the
parish wish you u pleasant vaca-
ton, and hope to see you again at
Adair. The PARIsHIoNERs.
Response.
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b. +. Matthew, of Novinger,
was visiting in this community,
last Sunday.
Sunday school opened at the
Grove last Sunday with a good
attendance.
}. II. Vansickel is jubilant over
the recent arrival of a daughter
at his house. He thinks there is
none like her.
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The ghost at the White House
is said to walk half of every night,
but he could do double that
amount of work, if he wasn't
afraid of the morning air, and
knew that DR.. Bulls Cough Syr-
up cured all kinds of troublesome
coug hs and colds.
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To take ink stains out of books,
engravings, ETC., apply solution
of oxallc acid, citric acid OF tar
taric acid. These acids take out
writing ink, but do not interfere
with the printing inks used.
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ayers Hair Vigor is a most
excellent PREPARATION for the hair.
1 speak of it from experience. Its
use promotes the growth of new
hair, and makes it glossy and
soft The Vigor is a sure cure for
dandruff. ]. w. Bowen, Editor
Enquirer, Macarthur, Ohio.
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What q debit of uratitnda !,

What a debt of gratitude the
world owes to such men as Drs.
Aver and Jenne-the latter for the
great discovery of vaccination, and
the former for his Extract of Sar-
saparilla-the best of blood-puri-
fers! Who can estimate how
much these discoveries have BEN
Gifted the race!
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"For forms of government let
fools contest" For ordinary life it
isenough to know that DIR. Bulls
Cough Syrup cures coughs and
colds,
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Notice of Final Settlement.
STATE OF MISSOURI,
COUNTY OF ADA1R. IS.

Final Settlement of the Estate OF VIM. c.
ElmOre, Deceased.
Notice is hereby given to all creditors. and
others Interested in the estate of VIM c.
Elmore, deceased. that L, VIM. II. Elmore.
Executor OF said estate, intend to make final
settlement thereof at the next term of the Pro-
bate Court of Adair County, to be held at
kirksville, on the Nth day or May 1891.
WIN II. ELMORR
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Our readers are requested to
use Salvation Oil for all pains. 1t
is sure cure. Price 25 cents.
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Do You WANT A DREn Wp,r

0O IOU W ANI n DEED W RIT-
ten, or acknowledged? Do you W ant an sbstact
buy house, or farm? Do you want to borrow
or loan money? Do you want to prosecute q
pension claim2 Do you have business of apy
klnd! II SO you will save time ana trouble by
going to f. U. GATES, Notary Public and
Real Estate Agent: Office west side square oy-
er Fowler's Drug Stor..
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Notice of Final Settlement.
STATE OF Missouri,
GOuNry Op AMIN 66.

Eitel deceased
Notice is hereby given to all creditors and
others interested In the estate of Virginia Eitel
deceased. that l, Geo. d. Eitel, Administrator
Of said estate, intend to make fnai seitlement
thereof at the next term oil the Probate Cont
OF Adair County to be held at Kirksvills. ON
the lith day OF May, lSal. Gro. D. EIrrL.
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Notice of Final Settlement.
STATE OF Missouri,
COUNTY OF ADAIR. ISIS

Final Settlement of the estate of Samantha
creditors aud 9th ers interested In tho estate
OF Samantha Parish deceased, that c. L.
Lewis. administrator Debonis Non of said es-
tate. intend to make final settlement thereof
at the next term Of the Probate Court of Adair
county. to be held at Kirksvills, on the 18th
day Of May, 1891. c. LEWIS.
Administrator Debonis Non
Dated this March z4th, 1891.
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Response.

My dear Friends: For the kind
words Of your hattering address
and the gifts accompanying them,
l thank you very much. This
testimonial is, l am sure, most
free gift Of your generosity, and
an expression of your devotion to
your religion and whatever is be-
longing to it. AS such L under
stand it, accept it gratefully, and
am indeed glad to possess it as
memento of your esteem.
The improvements, mentioned
in your address, which we have
effected together, were surely nee
essary in the cause of our Master
for the beauty and honor of the
house where his glory and pres
ence dwell. They are a fair, holy
fruit of your obedience and sacri-
fee.
Mention is made of the sodali-
ties. ALI l thank God for these,
because everywhere they contrib
ute so much to the moral and
social we'll being of yonng Catho-
lie men and women. L rejoice
that you appreciate them, that
you aspire to the ideal, and want
to be Catholic in heart, soul and
life. Adhere to those sodalities
when | have left you. They will
bless your lives, your homes, and
the hearts of your parents who
love you, and whose crown and JOY
you should daily strive to be. But
let me not forget those kind older
people, their sterling piety, their
faithful devotion to religious
duties, nor the holy emulation, SO
beautiful alike to God and man,
with which they SO frequently ap-
preached the holy sacraments.
These things give NE happy
heart to. day, and enhance the Joy
with which l shall now. for the
first time, visit my native land.
Let me bear the gifts you bring
me to the dear, sacred land of the
Priesthood, poor, faithful Ireland,
to which many of her exiled sons
have, for centuries, borne like
treasures before. And now, my
friends, forget not the Priest who
loved you all for God and for
Heaven, and pray for me even as
through the brief years | have
mlnistered unto you in this dear
little church at Adair.
J. O'SHEA.
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Notice of Final Settlement.
STATE OF Missouri, !

COUNTY OF ADAIR. 3D.
Final Settlement Of the Estate Of Z. d. Berg
doll, deceased.
Notice is hereby given TO all creditors and
Others interested In the estate OF E. u Berg.
doll deceased. that I. James Walt, Admins
traitor OF said estats. intend to make final set-
tiement thereof at the next term of the Probate
Court OF Adair County, to be held at Kirksyills
on the 18th day Of May, 1881. JAMES War.
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Clean piano keys with a soft
rag dipped in alcohol.
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FOR SALE-House and two lots west OF Nor
NAL. House contains seven rooms; good we'll,
good out buildings on the premises. Excel
lently situated for boarding house. Apply
to Enslehart Bros.