The state republican. (Jefferson City, Mo.) 1871-1896, 1892-07-28
VIM. WARNER
The Next Governor Of Missouri Opens the
Campaign at Sedalia.
Fully $4,000 People Present.
Large Delegations from St.
Louis and Kansas City
Present.
Jefferson City Republican League
Club Attends.

The earnestness with which the
Republicans in this State are taking
hold Of the campaign indicates that
they are not in It for fun. The re-
demption of Missouri from burbon
mossback missrule has got to come
and the day is not far off. The peo-
pie realize that a change is good fer
the country and they are about ready
to make II now TIE p~dm66raticlt
oalcc.holding ring has hadits grip on
the Treasury Of this State for 20
years and the sas=-@r11
cally been IN charge Of It's affairs.
Those who got in 20 years ago have
never let lose until forced TO do so by
their defeat. 1t is the only hopethat
the rising generation Of Democrats
have 10 tI IN On the ground floor.
A new deal is urmandcd and Warner
is the man to do II With. The gath.
ering at Sedalia to open the State
campaign was witnessed by 25,-
600 to $4,000 people, representing
every city and county in the State.
Clubs from cities and counties will
be there to help ring out the old and
ring in the new. This intense feel
ing Of Republican hope has spread
itself into the bypaths and roadways,
into hill and dale, and it will make it.
self felt in the election Of November.
The meeting was addressed by
VIM. Warner and distinguished Re
publicans from other States. The
city OF Sedalia was alive with people
and the town was decorated from end
to end. Music was heard in all quart
ers and it was altogether a big day
for Sedalia and a bigger day for the
Republicans Of Missouri. The Jeffer-
o City club attended in "a body
and fully 100 attended.
The Cole County Institute is now
in session in the school building in
this city Prof. W A Clark of Upton
is.the conductor and Prof. JIG. Leslie
of this city the instructor. THERE'S a
lively interest eyineed in the work
and much good is sure to result.
If dull, spiritless and stupid; if
your blood is thick and sluggish; il
your appetite is capricious and uucer-
tain, you need a Sarsaparilla. For
best results take DE Wits.
A. BRASDENBEReER.
j. Is. johnson, the noted sire
bug Of the States prison, made a
desperate but unsuccessful attempt
to escape from the penitentiary last
Sunday night.
A lady, whose hair came out with
every combing, was induced toy give
Ayers Hair Vigor a faithful trial.
She did so, and not only was the loss
of hair checked, but a new and Wig
orous growth soon succeeded that
which was gone.
The Missouri State Fair Associa-
ton which holds its fair at Sedalia
August 10 to 20, is offering $4,000
in premiums and purses this year.
A new kite-shaped mile race track
has just been completed which cost
over $40, 000.i
About $50 horses have already
been entered in the race Five thous-
and dollars in cash will be paid as a
stake in the $3.50 trot on. Thursday,
August 18th. Forty horses have been
entered in this race alone.
All railroads will sell tickets at one
rate for the round trip ticket during
fair week.
The large number Of entries in all
the departments indicate that the
State Fair at Sedalia this year will
be one Of the largest evcr held.
The Democratic Judicial conven-
ton to nominate a candidate for cir
Gull judge for this (the fourteenth)
district convened in the Senate cham
her OF the Capitol building Tuesday
at 1880 a. M.
Five hundred ballots were taken at
l p. M. Wednesday and there was
still a deadlock, the vote being as
follows:
Hazell..-.'.'....s. .s.....-.... 1854
Shackleford ..,........,......... 2,6S4
Ewing ......... ..-.,""-...... ,sl3
r.. 1889
Cole county voting for II. Clay Ew-
ing, Cooper for ID. W. Shackleford,
Morgan for A. l.. Ross, and Mont
-teau, Miller and Maries for Jas. i.
HAZEL. The last boIlot stood exactly
as the first, when the convention ad-
journed till 10 a. m. Wednesday.
Judge II. Clay Ewing was put in
nomination by Mr.. A. NJ. HoGgh and
the nomination seconded by Mr.. ".
j. Zeyerly.
At 9.45 D. m. Mednesdav. Hon.