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s~>~aa~a PREPARES FoA
Uvu COLLEGE,
0Ae0eA VEST PoiuI,
: : q; Drill A: .:a,s., H..
TRUSTEES SALE.
Col. A. 3. FLEET, Sspeeiateadeat.

Whereas, Fred. Wilson and Martha
Wilson his wife BY their certain deed Of
;'ust dated the 9Th day of July, 1855, and
record d in the recorders Office Of Pettis
t. UNITY, At trust deed book 81. page 80.
c'nveyed to the undersigned all their right
title. interest and estate. in and to the fol-
lowing described eel estate, situated 10
the County of Peitis, State Of Missouri,
viz: One lot in thu City Of Sedalis, Mo. ,
lot No. az seven in block No. Q5) fifteen,
north of railroad With sll improvem .nts
on said lot number (7) ssyen which
sid conveyance vas made in trust to Sc
ure the payment Of q certain promissory
note-in said deed de-crib d, and whereas.
said note has become due and is unpaid,
row Therefore, in sccor lance with the pro-
visions 4 said deed of trust, and at the re-
quest Of the legal holder of said poie-I
shall procsed 10 eel the above described
Z .al estate st the court hoos., west from.
10 the City OF S.dsiia, IN tn County of
Peitis, state aforesaid, to the highest bid
der for ca h, At public auction, on
SATURDAY, THE 23i DAY OF JULY,
1892,
between the hours Of nine in the forenoon
and FIVE in the sf:ernoOn of that day, to
satisfy said note, together with the cost
aud expense or executing this trust.
! HIRAM LOCKEr,
. 6 2lw5i. Trustee.
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HOMESTEAD, Pa, July 12.-All Home
stead was in holiday attire this morn.
ing in anticipation of the advent of
the militia
A few minutes after o'clock the cry
went up, THE troops are coming. the
troops are coming" and instantly ex-
element prevailed. AS the trains
rolled in they were greeted with cheers
from the bystanders. The first detach. =
ments numbered at least 5000 men in
Command of General Snowden. One
company was at once detached
to act as pickets. and a line was
Immediately thrown out among the
mill yards. Then the main body OF
troops marched down the streets,
headed by the regiment band. and
along what is known as ''scab" hill.
This is an emincnce overlooking the
mills and the scene of last weeks
hostilities-
In twenty minutes the works were
entirely surrounded and the Carnegie
mills were once more in the hands OF
their owners All the surrounding
streets were patrolled by pickets and a
guard at every street intersection
kept the crowd at a respectable dis
lance. The strikers were uniformly
good natured and the peaccable pro-
Rramme of their leaders was observed
to the letter.
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ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.

Notice is hereby given, that letters Of
administration on the estate Of William
e. Westlake deceased, were granted to the
underigued on the 2nd day Of July, 1892,
by the probate court of Pettis county,
Missouri.
All persons having claims against said
estate are required 10 exhibit them for a.
iovsnce to the adminis,ra,or, within one
year ate: The date Of said letters, or they
msy be prec!uded from any benefit Of such
estate; and If such claims be not ex-
hibited within two years from the date f
this publication, they shall be forever
barred. This % dsv Of July. 1892
NANCY E. WEsTLAKE,
Administrative.
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sible in the conduct of its affairs. AS
we have failed to arrive ut
an amicable adjustment of the
difficulty with the Amslga-
mated association" he said. I'VE have
decided to adhere to our determination
to have nothing more to do with that
organization think that the public
did not fully understand that there
are many among our former workmen
&C homestead. pesceable. law abiding
and intelligent men, who are
willing 70 return to work
upon the TENS which we have
proposed. These men will. so far as
have been able to learn. not partici-
pate in the unlawful demonstrations
at Homestead. We desire and we are
assured that we will have the coop
Grafton and aid of these men in our eff
forts 20 operate the Homestead mills
when they feel they will not endanger
their lives.and the safety of their fam
lilies by taking the side of law and
order.
"Do you expect to get your estab-
lishment in working order through the
assistance of the wOrkmen of Home
stead?"
at will be necessary to bring in .
certain amount of outside labor to fill
the places of men who will refuse to
60 to work under our new system, and
whom. in fact we could not conscien-
tiously take again in our employ"
do you anticipate any further
trouble?"
THAT is a question which the law
abiding, intelligent citizens must
answer. We sincerely hope that we
shall be enabled TO operate our estab-
liShmeut in peace"
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AsSIGNEE'S SALES.

Whereas, Daniel David By deed Of -
Segment dated Nay 20th, 1892 and n.
corded in assignneat record "A" ct page
1859, 10 the recorders oMcs Of Psssis
county, No, conveyed 10 the uudeesignea
q sssignes the following described several
tracts and lets Of ground in tie city Of g.
dalia in Pettis county, No, subject to the
homestead Of said Daniel David and also
to the several eacumbsancs thssson -
hereinafter respectively msatioosd, to.Wil:
The north half Of the east half of lot 6. in
block 3D." in Woods addition to the city
Of 6sdalia, subject to the Homestead Of the
said Daniel David, and to deed Of truss
for % 900 and interest, and taxes Of 1880
and 1891:
The east half Of lot Eve (O and tvslvs
Q2) BY 6fty.two (52) feet % the south end
Of the west half Of said lot five (5) in block
thirty-sevsu (37) Of the original town Of
aedsii,, subject to deed Of trua for 81
| 600 90 With interest, and another deed OF
trust TO secure 8, 480 20 and interest; and
also to another deed Of trust 70 secure BIZ, 100
iof which about $500 AID interest 70.
mains unpaid) and also subject to taxes Of
1880 and 1891; lot one ~ in block seven
a. in Smith and Martins 6lst addition 70
the city Of sedalia, subject to deed Of
trust for 5000 and interest and also sub
ject to the last deed Of trust Get forth - IN
sncumbranes on the preceding tract, aad
subject to taxes.
And, Where's, the Hon. Richard Field,
Judge Of the circuit court of Psttis county,
No., BY 40 order made on June "a, 1895,
directed the III desigoed - assignee -
Of ,resAid, to sell the above described real
n
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STATE OF MISSOURI,
COUNTY OF PErrIs
ORDER OF PUBLICATION.
STATE OF MISSOURI.l


CoUxTY F PErrIs. r.
In the Probate Court for the county Of
Pettis, MAY term. 1892. A. P. Morsy.
deceased. Order of Publicatiou.
A. P. korey, administrator of r. D.
Middleton, deceased, presents to the court
bis petition, praying for sn order for the
sale of 90 much Il the real estate Of said
decsased - will nay and satisfy the ~
nainiug debts due bv ssid estate, and yst
unpaid for want Of sufficient asssts, accom-.
panied BY the accounts, lists and invsnto-
ries required BY Law in such cass, on ex-
animation whereof it ID ordered, that all
persons interested in the estate Of said Do.
ceased be notified that applicatioa . sfors-
said has been made, end that unless the
contrary be shown on or before the first
day Of ths next term OF this court, to b
held On the second Monday Of August,
next, sn order will b made for the sale Of
the whole, or % much Of the real sstaes Of
said deceased - will b suf6 :ieut for The
payment Of said debts; and il i furthee
ordered that this notice b published in
some newspaper in Psttis county, this stats,
for four weeks before he next tsfn Of this
court.
STATE OF MIsSOURI,(
CouNIY OF PIrrm Re-.
I, james W. Walker, clerk of The Probate
court, held in and tor said eousty, hsrsby
certify that the foregoing 10 true COPY Of
the original order Of publisatinn therein
referred to. - the same appears Of record
in ny Office.
Witness my hand and sal Of said
court Dine ut Office in 6edslia II
seal. said county, this I'D day Of Juae.
wv. WALKHR,
C1eek
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A million Friends.

A friend in need is friend indeed, snd
no, less than one million people hsve found
Just such friend in DR.. Kings Ne~ Dis
coyery for Consumption, c ushs and c lis.
II Won hsve ever used this Great Cough
Medicine, ore i-isl will convince You ih q.
it has woederfui curative powers in all dis
/. Asses of Throat, Chest aud Lungs Each
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or money will b, refunded. Trial bottles
free q; Meriz & Haleis drug store.
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THE coRoNER's INQUEST,

Several Witnesses Examined at HON Q.
stead-Names OF the Victims.
PTTTsBURG. Pa July 13.-Corone- Nc
Dowell commenced the inquest yester.
day afternoon on the eight men who
were killed at the riot at Homestead.
The names of the deceased were
as follows: James w. Kline,
detective. Of Chicago, died at
Homeopathic hospital. aged ~:
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ORDER OF PUBLICATION
STATE OF MISSOURI.

I COUNTY CT fkITIs.
In the probs,e court for the county o!
Petiis. NAV term. 1892, John r. Clopsoa
administrator of Isaac r. Neale, Do.
ceased. Order of publication. Z
John r. Clop.on, administrators Of Issss
r. Neale. deceased. presents to the court
his petition, praying for 40 order for the
sale of 90 much of the real estate Of said
deceased as will paw and satisfy the re-
msinins debts due By said estate, and yet
unpaid for want of sufficient assets, accom-
panied bv the accounts, lists, and invento-
ries required BY Law in such case, on ex-
animation whereof 1, is ordered, that ali
persons interested in the estate of said de-
ceased be notified that application - afore-
said has been made, and that unless the
contrary be shown 90 or before the 6ne
day of the next term Of this court, to BE-
held on the second Monday of August
next an order will be made for the sale Of
the whole, or 90 much of the real essat. Of
said deceased IS will be sufficient for the
payment of said debts; and il is further
ordered, that this notice be published ia
some newspaper in Pettis county,. this
state. for four weeks before the next term
Of this court.
STATE OF MISSOURI,
COUNTY OF PErrIs.
I, ]. W. Walker, clerk of the probate
court, held in and for said county, hereby
certify that the foregoing 10 Q true copy Of
the original order OF publication therein
referred t., - the same appears OF record
q my office.
Witness. my hand, and seal Of said
court. Done at Office in Sedalia 10
seal. said county, this Is day Of June,
1899. J. W. WALKER,
Clerk
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FRICKON THE STAND.
THE CONGRESSIONAL COMMIT.
TEE BEGINS ITS LABORS.
PROBING TIE HOMESTEAD RIOT.

The General Manager Of the Carnegie A.
socistion Gives the Iroa Kings Side
E. Of the Trouble-Ths Coronor's In
quest Bsgun-Strikers and Sol.
disrs Get Drunk Together
A Lack Of Dicipline.
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NOTICE OF FINAL SETTLEMENT

Notice is hereby given, that the under.
signed, administrator Of the estate Of J. d.
Hierouymus. deceased, will make fnal set
Element of his accounts with said estate rs
such administrator at the nexr term Of the
probate court Of Pe;,is county, Missonr;, to
b. holden a, Sedalia 10 said county, on the
SIN day OF August, A. D., 1892.
j. T. HIER,NYNUs,
Administrator.
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SCORES OVERWHELMED.

At Least One Hundred and Eighty Per-
sons Killed By Terrific Landslidss.
PARIS, July 1a-At St Gervais les
Bains heavy landslip occurred yester-
day in the mountains that almost
overhang the village and without .
moments warning q number Of houses
were buried beneath an immense mass
Of rock and earth
st. Gervais Is q watering place and is
q favorite summer resort. II lies in
the wooded rsvine Of Montjoie, half q
mile from the Chamoni road on the
Bon Nant, Nant being the name ap-
piled to all mountain streams in Savoy.
The disaster occurred at o'clock in
the morning, when nearly everyone
was asleep
The Bionassay glacier. which ex-
tends from the northwest side of Mont
Blanc. next became detached and
swept down the side of the mountain,
carrying the baths and the hamlet OF
LaFayct away. There was no posi-
BILE chance for the people to escape the
mass of earth, rock and ice, and .
great number whose lives were
crushed out beneath the falling debris
Of their houses were swept away into
the river.
Over $50 bodies have been recovered
from the Arve and these with the
thirty taken from the ruins of houses
bring the death roll up to 100. 1t is
not believed that this will cover the
entire loss of life as there are I'M
doubtedly many bodies buried under
the masses of the debris that will
never be recovered
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NOTICE OF FINAL SETTLEMENT.

Notice is hereby given, that the under.
signed administrative OF the estate of VIM.
NJ. Gentry, deceased. will nske final
settlement OF her accounts with said estate
as such administrative at the next term of
the Probate court of Pettis county. Mis-
souri,, to be holden at SedaIia, in said
county, on the Sih day Of August, A. D. ,
1892.
BTTTIE II. GENTRY,
Administrative
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IN FULL CONTROL.
TROOPS TAKE CHARGE or
AFFAIRS At HOMESTEAD.
ALL Is QUIET AND PEACEFUL.

The Carnegie Works Guarded and Sew.
sral Regiments In the Town-rhe
Proposed Welcoming Reception
Not Carried Out-Frick's Lat.
est Plans-The Strike Load
ers to he Prosecuted.
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DETROIT, Mich. July i3.-Late last
evening the officials of the Eureka
iron and steel mills at Wyaudotte, near
here. held . conference with commit
tee Of employees over the amalgamated
scale. As . result of the conference
the officials refused to sign the scale
and their 400 employees have stopped
work.
lsHrEMSe. Mich. July -. = The
Champion mine has closed down,
throwing several hundred men out Of
work. The Lake Superior mine may
close down soon, throwing out 5000
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Strike Leaders to Re Arrested.

PIrrsBURe, Pa. July 13.-Sherif
McCleary has sworn in . number of
special deputies who will issue bench
warrants for murder on the leaders of
the strike. Nothing will be done be-
fore tomorrow by the sheriff, and by
that time he will be fully supported
by the militia How the men will
take the wholesale arrests is ques-
ton.
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THE IDAHO WAR.

Five Killed. Fourteen Wounded and
ols5,O 900 Damage Done.
Boise CITY, Idaho. July la.-Seven
men killed. fourteen wounded and
sizes. 900 damage done. Is the result OF
yesterdays fierce battle between union
and non-union miners. in the C9ur
d'Alene district, and as . result Presi-
dent Harrison has ordered United
States troops to the scene of the dis
furhance.
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LOOKING INTO THE TROUBLE.

The Congressional Investigating Com
mittee Ready to Begin Work.
PIrrsBURe. Pa. July 1.-THE con-
gressional committee to investigate
the Homestead trouble arrived here
shortly before noon yesterday. It con-
sists of w. C. Oates of Alabama.
chairman; w. D. Bynum of Indiana.
C. S. Boatner of Louisiana. Judge Il.
r. Taylor of Ohio and Case Broderick
of Kansas.
The committee went to Homestead
yesterday afternoon at o'clock.
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Federal Troops Ordered Out.

WASHINGTON. July lathe presi-
dent has ordered that Federal troops
be sent TO the scene of the miners
troubles in Idaho. and General Scho-
field has ordered Generals Ruger and
Merritt to send troops there.
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HARVESTING BY MOONLIGHT
Kansas Farmers Work Two Shifts Of Me
and DO Not Keep Sunday.

TOPEKA, Kan, July 12.-Secretary
Mohler of the state board of agricul-
ture stated this morning that in the
majority of counties through the CEN
trail wheat belt harvest hands were
busy Sunday and that hands were
changed and worked through the
night 1.-THE farmers could not have
asked for finer wheat" said he, land
/ don't feel alarmed about their ability
TO take care of the crops"
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James Morris. 90. died At Carnegie
steel works yards: Henry Streigle.
aged 10 years; James Sotsk. aged 81,
killed in yards; Thomas Weldon. aged
80 years, mill worker; Peter Tanis,
mill worker. aged IS years: Silas Vain.
mill worker, aged Is. shot by cannon
from Fttsburg side Of river: 7. j.
Commons, aged 30 years. Pinkerton,
WAS identified by c. w. BendelL
Captain William B. Rodgers Of the
Little Bill steamboat was the first
called. He testified that he was en-
ployed to transport for Mr.. II. s.
Frick Pinkerton detectives to protect
and guard the works of the Carnegie
mill at Homestead. He detailed the
trip up the river and the battle that
followed. The witness said the crowd
on the shore opened fire first.
Captain Wishart, the pilot, and En-
gincers Evans and Martin corroborated
Captain Rodgers statements.
James q. Hoffman, a Pinkerton de-
tective of Chicago, was the last wit
ness called. He related, as did the
previous witnesses, the trip to Home
stead. Captain Hines, he said, had
charge Of the men. As the barges ap-
preached the works the witness saw
large numbers of people gathered along
the river bank, many Of who were wo-
men. As the barges got nearer to the
intended landing the barges were fired
upon.
The affidavit Of John F. McCurry.
who is At the Allegheny general hos
pital, was read to the jury and the in
quest was continued until July 26.
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WORK WILL BE RESUMED.
Homestead Mills to Start as Soon as Pos
sible With Non-Union Men.

PrrrsBURG, Pa, July 12.-In an in
terview yesterday, H. c. Prick, chairman
of the Carnegie company said that it
was the intention of the firm 10 go
ahead peaceablv and as quickly as Dos
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Strikers and Soldiers Fraternize.


HOMESTEAD. Pa. July 13.-Rationa
had not been provided for the soldiers
and accordingly they were permitted
to go into the town as they pleased to
get their meals. The result was that
everybody, soldiers and strikers, did q
great deal too much drinking. Every
saloon was crowded to its full capacity
and everybody was filling himself. The
result was that more drunken men were
to be seen on the streets than were
visible altogether in the past week.
Strikers and soldiers fraternized and
beer went on both sides. Some Of the
soldiers rather loudly declared that
they would stack their arms il they
were called upon to protect the Pink
ertous or non-uuiOn men, and this
spirit is by no means confined to q few
cases
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Soldiers Not wanted h Town.

Sot0S0r0 Not WontOo u Town.
HoMEsTEAD. Pa, July lathe coun-
Gil Of the borough met yesterday fore
noon. and. after discussing the situa-
ton. resolutions were passed request
ing the officers in charge of the state
troops to keep their men out of the
saloons of the town and thus prevent
them from becoming intoxicated and
causing trouble
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Lookiag for Scab Labor.

PHILADELPHIA, July IA rep
reseptative of Carnegie's mills at
Homestead arrived here yesterday
morning to secure non-union workmen
for the mills. He said an attempt
would be made to resume work as
soon IS the militia took charge of the
mills he believed that the militia
will not remain at Homestead longer
than ten days and will be replaced BY
. volunteer three months regiment
such IS was formed in 1877 after the
great riots ut Pittsburg.
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Strikes Threatened 1t Other Mills.

Serskes Thfeateoeo NJ Oeher NILS
PIrfssURe. Pa. July l3.-At . meet
ing Of Carnegie's employees at the
Twenty.uinth and Thirty-third streets
and Beaver Falls nnion mills yester-
day afternoon. it was decided that
should Mr.. Frick again decline to
reopen negotiations with the Amalga-
mated association at Homestead every
man In these mills will strike on
Thursday.
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THE NEWS IN BRIEF.

Marissa Gll.) saloon-keepers will in
license to sell liquor
An English syndicate has bought for
81 100000 the seventeen cotton com
presses in New Orleans.
There is a chance that the Republican
breach in Louisiana may be healed and
only one state ticket nominated.
Kansas City crooks blew open safe
with dynamite sufficient to destroy the
store in which the safe was located
Two men were fatally shot and several
others less seriously wounded in riot
between negro and Italian miners in
Smithton, Pa.
Interest in the girl murderess at Mem
phis continues nnabated. The state is
said to have secured some damaging
facts against Miss Mitchell.
Bank-swindler Loewy of Berlin has
married his paramount in Jail in the hope
that this will prevent her from testify
ing i'll court as to his frauds
Mrs. Dora Miller of Brooklyn drank
in lot Of lizards from spring in Ger
many and they have been with her, a
source of suffering, ever since.
The Jewish Relief association of New
Orleans has received its first consign-
ment of Russian refugees and will dis
tribute them throughout the state.
The ship Ferndale, which went ashore
off fha Wogl,fnp,tn,, =, tot Il
1t is now known that twenty of her
crew Of twenty-three were drowned
An autopsy shows the wound received
by General Henry A. Barnmm of New
York during the war to be one of the
most remarkable cases known to sur
gerry.
FL Mundo, published in Laredo, Tex
by the widow of Colonel Martinez de-
clares that CARA has an army in Mexico
and that the revolutionary movement is
growing.
Two men have been arrested near
Devils Head Colo, on the charge of
numbering and cremating hermit-like
ranchman who was suspected of cattle
stealing and arson.
Protestant ministers have secured
from the Encouragement of Minnesota
pointers as to how to conduct their war
fare against parochial schools made pub
lie schools for the purpose of drawing
public money.
A resolution was defeated at the
weekly meeting of Chicago Socialists
suggesting that in view of President
Harrison's policy" Grandfather Hat be
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N. |. WINANS.
To SUBSCRIBERS.

Mr.. S. j. Quay has bought the city
circulation of THE News and takes
charge of it today. He will reorgan-
ize his force of carriers and in other
WAYS owe the delivery. All sub
scriptions are payable to him or at the
business office of THE News. We
hope the patrons Of the paper will
settle promptly with him when he
calls on them as their failure to do so
will force him to cut them from the
list, because he can not afford to
pay for the paper unless the subscrib
ers pay him.
Mr.. Quay is well-known to the
business people of Waco and needs
no Introduction.