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The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1892-01-12
LIVE STOCK MARKET.
Kansas CITY.

KANSAS CITY, Mo, Jan. 9-Receipts of
cattle at the yards today were the light
est OF the week. There were some very
good dressed beef and shipping steers, but
they were generally common. The tone
OF the market was excellent. Steers
were active and usually steady to firm,
with most desirable light cattle often
quoted strong to higher. The run OF cows
was light and with a few exceptions
quite common to poor. There was good
demand and comparing prices only they
were steady to strong, but comparing quail
" many thoughtlthem5c to Zoe higher than
yesterday. Calves were weak and bulls
less active. Heavy half fat feeders were
selling as killers and were higher or about
like they were Monday. There was some
activity among common stockers at steady
to strong values.
The excitement in the hog market the
last few days has started activity among
Kansas shippers and receipts were
heavy for. The quality was very good
and the supply was wanted and it
was no trouble for statesmen to get '
strong l0c advance in most cases to-day.
However, late train Of hogs was sold
trife easier after the market was prac. I
tically over and most orders had been
filled
Cattle-Receipts. 2.473; calves 43; |
shipped yesterday, l, 703. The market gen. !
orally was active and strong to higher
The following are representative sales: !
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WHOOP BIG,INJUN INDEED
Chief Officers of the Creeks
Pass Through Sedalia.

There were three distinguished pas.
sengers on the evening train from
st. Louis yesterday. They were In
dian statesmen who preside over the
destinies OF the Creek Nation.
Mt suspecting the character of the
disliDgues, a BAzoo reporter was moi
\ little embarrassed when, he rather
patronizlngly inquiring of the spokes.
man of the party what his name was.
Identities were disclosed.
"My name is L. G. Perryman and
| am the present governor of the
Creeks" said the leader.
"Gosh!" the reporter Involuntary
exclaimed. This" proceeded the
spokesman indicating with a lordly
gesture, sis m, cousin. Ex.Gov ernor
j. NJ. Perryman of Eufala."
"My Lord" the info. nation bu =
reau again CALCULATED, staggering to a
seat -''alloY me the further privilege
Of presenting you" the cruel governor
-nnlingly continued, "to ths Hon. w.
A. Palmer, national auditor public
accounts"
This was the straw under whose
disconcer,ing weight the interrogation
point coull no longer stand-with a
piteous vail and dull kerfump he fell
falnting to the floor.
He was carried out in an unconscious
state, on stretcher too short for his
body, to livery stable, and it was only
when another attache hurried to the
interview that further particulars
were Obtained.
The three gentlemen, with the gov
errors son, were en- route hom. from
ST. Louis whittier they had gone to
accompany that far, four delegates
from the Territory who went to
Washington City to represent Ger.
ain interest of the Creeks.
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)mcial Paper of the City of Sedalia
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THE sNARLING CRITICS.

There is one infallible rule by
which you can guide your newspaper
venture safely. Ifyou can command
the snarling criticism OF the abjectly
dependent organs and the malignant
hatred of the corrupt and blackmail-
ing Journals which here and there
disgrace journalism, you can conf
IDENTIFY rely upon the integrity,
wisdom and efficiency of your work.
Col. A. K. Mcclure in Philadel-
phia Times.
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A SPRAINED ANKLE.

This is a common occurrence and one
that will lay people up ordinarily 6 to s
weeks, yet We will guarantee Billiards.
Snow Liniment to cure any case of
sPrained ankle in to 8 days If applied at
once, and to Immediately relieve all pain.
Snow LiniGent will cure any old sore on
man or beast. 1t will heal all wounds and
cures Sprains, Burns, Scales, Bruises, Sore
Chest, Lame Back, Corns. Buuions. For
Rheumatism, Lumbago, Neuralgia, Con-
tracted Muscles it has no equal. Do not
allow any other white Liniments TO be put
of on you for Snow Liniment. There is
no other like it. Ask for Billiards. Snow
Lieiment. Sold BY w. E. Bard.
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Every enterrrising Missourian should
be for Kansas City for the next dem.
ocratic national convention and Soda.
Liza for the future capital of the state.
Nevada Democrat.
Every enterprising Missourian is
for Sedalia for the future capital, and
certainly the Democrat is right when
it says every enterprising Missourian
ought to be for Kansas City. So far
as the BAzoo is concerned it honestly
believes that Kansas City would be a
most excellent place for the conven.
ton and anything it can say for that
city it is glad to say.
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steal or unlawfully reward political

steal or unlawfully reward political
favorites? 1t has ever been the party
of the people in every mode Of legis-
lation, and to-day receives and de-
serves the pIaudit of "Well done.
thou good and faithful party"
And what has the republican party
done for the country? Has it not in
every instance leyislated against the
masses and for favorites? Has it
not backed every unlawful scheme
that smacked of pnrtisanship? Has
it not squandered the hard earnings
of the people with recklessness that
would MT even be tolerated in mon
archical countries )? Look at the re-
cord of the "Billion Dollar Congress-
1t is enough to make the. county
stand aghast! And yet the republ'.
can party of to-day upholdsl the &C.
tons of that congress where all the
millions wrung from the farmers of
the country were expended in so
short a time.
And now can the people of this
country hesitate in reference to which
party to 90 for chief magistrate?
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some samples. Receipts were So cars. No. .
hard wheat sold at - q &c. No. 3 hard - Ce
'6cN hard Il ee1Jc. reje ted wheat ~ 4,
6.c, No2 red wheat, SIC, No 3 red wne at Sic,
No. = red wheat - .6.6.. The last named
Grade is the most difficult OF all 10 sell.
Corn was strong. Eastern shippers were
paying 80; 5a3ic. Buyers for Southern
trade were paying 3i}l935c, and local
mixed corn without billing sold al 35c. white
corn, SSc. Receipts were 10 cars. Oats
we're steady at 29c for No mixed and Zoe
or No. 3 mixed. Receipts were cars.
Rye. firm; 79SsOc for No. and 15c for
So. 3. Receipts were IL cars. Flaxseed. sec
IN the basis of pure. Receipts. / car.
Bran, weak; 1Oc in l00-Ib sacks Hay,
receipts, l2 cars. and market steady.
Quotations are: Timothy, 800 q $3.50 per
on; fancy prairie, $50: good to choice,
40 Gs50O, low grade, $3.50 ,ss3O1
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HOME.

When john Howard Payne wrote
"Home Sweet Home" there was the
wall of a heart in it which has gone
down the ages in a melody which
never loses its hold, because home is
the dearest spot to all mankind.
Home, the very name means refuge,
it is the hope, the sweet somewhere of
our thoughts, the blessed panacea for
the worlds wounds, the one place
where heaven begins and where care
leaves of. We take up the Journey
of life at home and no matter how
humble it may be, if wickedness be
not there, there is a preciousness
about it that earth can never else
where equal. Oh tired man
of the world, do you
remember how home looked wien
mother dwelt there and when you
knelt at her knee and heard her sweet
whisper, "say sour Father darliug,'
and then do you not remember how
her good night kiss sent you off to
dreams /; do you not remember how
the freight used to dance upon the
big armed chair and how the old
family Bible and the old clock used
to fairly smile at you when you came
home and snuggled down to warm
chilled fingers after a grand coast
down the long hill just beyond the
orchard? Oh tired woman of the |
world, do you mt remember
what home meant when your
tender feet were placed always
on the flowers, the sunshine al.
ways flung over your pathway, tie
sweetest smile and the tenderest word
reserved for you-the gentle pride of
your father in your girlish beauty and
the strong shield with which home al
ways surrounded you-like the great
trailing vine of roses that clambered
around The pillars of the old porch
do you rot remember? All, yes, you
do the world rushing on in its mad
race has bruised your heart, has torn
the beautiful fabric of your faith in
humanity, but back of it lies the
rhythm, the tender beauty, the char
ity, the peace. the love, the
glory of home. God pity the
heart that has no home; God
pity the heart that has no memories
Of home. for even hopeless, homeless
with the merciless beat of want and
poverty, with degradation and death
itself lowering near, the echoes of :
home, sweet home" can fall like The
lew upon the trampled lilly and
whisper of home, not as an exile, but
IS a welcome guest in that home
where Gcd and his angels have made G
t-home not alone, bat Heaven. s
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THE News IN BRIEF.

, Ernest Wilhelm Brucke. the well known
Psychologist of Berlin, is dead
Charles Watkins was hanged in Salem.
Va, for the murder Of his wife.
/ WORK has been commenced on the Rock
Island extension south from Minco. l. T.
| The cabinet is considering whether Mex.
lean troops shall be allowed to pursue
. Cara into Texas.
: The GAINESVILLE, Ga, wooden mills have
been totally destroyed by fire The loss
Is 500, 600 with no insurance.
New England Democrats are out with
new theory respecting the future influence
OF proposed silver legislation.
The Indiana State board Of agriculture
adopted report whitewashing its mem
bers in the'matter of bribery charges.
The attorneys Of Train -Robber Slye
have applied for writ of habeas corpus,
alleging that the warrant is defective.
Congress has been asked no: to change
the tariff on wool and woollens by the
National Wool Man ufacturers' association.
Twelve breweries in and about Cincin-
natl, Ohio, have agreed to form q COM
bination similar to that Of the whisky
trust
An explosion Of gas at the Nelson COL
liery, at Shamokin, Pa, killed Philip De-
serts and Paul Crunzie and injured six
others.
Clayton Wayne, an Ottawa Indian boy
at Haskell institute, Lawrence, Kan, lost
his right arm in the steam laundry of tho
school.
Charles Beyerlein of East St. Louis has
fallen heir to fortune Of 500, 900 left BY .
nephew in New York, who he thought to
be beggar.
1t is positively denied that Neal Sims
and the two daughters Of Bob Sims, the
lynched Alabama outlaws, have suffered
death at the hands of Alabamans.
The British steamer Crystal from Leith
bound for New York collided with the
steamer Ida at Shields and was so badly
damaged that she sank half q mile OF the
south pier.
The coffee crop in prospective in Brazil
is estimated at about 3,COJ, 900 bags, which
igure is susceptible of notifications &C.
'ording to the weather up to the end Of
February.
Heavy SHOWS are prevailing in York
hire and berkshire, England, and in the
Iorthern part of Ireland So heavy was
'een partially suspended
The National association of archi-
ectural iron workers has been formally
rganized in St. Louis with Jacob Hilkne
I Indianapolis as president and Edward
Wilton Of St Louis as secretary.
French newspapers are agita,ing the
uestion Of the withdrawal of British
roops from Egypt They claim that the
ew Khedive will be merely a puppet in
be hands Of the British government.
The Ashburn. a large iron ship in ballast
ound from Sunderland, England, to Balti-
lore, went ashore early Thursday morn
q on Pairamores beach OF the south
lstern coast Of Accomac county, Virginia.
The bequest of $40, OC0 left Bowdoin
,lleRe by the late Mrs. Catherine Garce-
n Of Oakland, Cal, will not be spent at
ice. but as the needs Of the different de-
artments demand it will probably put
to use. -.- -
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Ch cago.

Gu 400. Jan. e.-Hogs-Receipts, Is
coo; official yesterday. A, 1917: shipments
yesterday, l.,i!S; receipts for the week,
.ii,i9i; shipments for the week. sO.04J;
receipts for the corresponding week last
year, i,?il; shipments for the corre-
spending week last year, i3,1l2 Pack
ing from November TO date, 92I,OJO;
packing to date last year, 1850
left over. about 500: quality
fair; market active AMI firm at full YES
terday's prices. Sales ranged at s.. 95a
As for light; s. 959ilO for rougn
packing: Si.05a4 ) for mixed: A.lO6
40 Tor heavy pacing and ship
ping lots; pigs, .3.3Od4.15 Cattle
Receipts, 900; receipts yesterday,
SOB; shipments yesterday, 1870 Market
quiet AMI prices steady. Sheep Receipts,
$500; Official yesterday, 5,6J1; shipments
yesterday, 1857. Market fairly active
and higher
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THE REAL PEOPLES PARTY,

Polite ally, the year of 1892 prom.
ises to be msmol able in the history OF
this country. 1t will witness nomlna.
tons by the various parties ard the
election of chief magistrate-one,
who, to a great extent rules the des.
tines of the American people. While
no kings, emperors, czsrs, princes or
other potentates are known, yet the
president of these United States is
known and recognized as a power at
home and abroad. 1t is a power that
is also Justly controlled by an equit-
able constitution and delegates elected
directly from the people.
There will be representative from
each of two great parties-parties that
for years have been struggling for
political supremacy-the republican
and the democrat.
But now stands the record OF these
parties? Which has been the friend
of the people, and which has been the
p ar.y Of econc my?
First, impartially, take the record
of every democratic administration
from that of Thomas Jefferson and
ending with that of Grover Cleveland.
Has there been any administrative
scandals or corruptions {? Has it not
been fact that reasonable economy
and q just appreciation of the rights
of the people have been foremost in the |
minds of the leaders of that party ? |
Will not figures 60 to show that
while the democratic party has ever
been progressive, it has csrefully |
guarded the nations treasury and
upon every attempt to either
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The BAzoo is in receipt of the
printed proceedings Of tie Missouri
Press Association-the winter meeting,
1891 and the 25th annual meeting,
September, 1891, at St. Louis. Its
complication is the work of John w.
Jacks. of the Montgomery Standard,
and is admirably done. The printing
was executed by E. w. Stephens of
Columbia and is a typographical
beauty. The pamphlet should be in
the hands of every newspaper man in
Missouri.
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THE RAILROADS.
SPIKES,

SPIKES.
John Horribly, general superin.
tendent of the Fort Wort hand Rio
Grade railway, passed through this
city, en- route to Chicago, Friday
night.
Assistant General Freight Agent
]. w. Allen, Of the Missouri, Kansas
aud Texas, was 10 the city a short
time yesterdsy.-Kansas City Times,
Jan. 8.
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The girl that don't get married this
year, with the game in her own hands,
should be made to rem in single the
remainder of her life.-LaMonte Rec
ord.
Yes, but Belva Lockwood says :
''There are no men any more-there
are a few brainless dudes left and the
rest are rakes and libertines." Now
if Belva is not away off, what are the
girls to do?
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no! FOR THE PEN.

Sheriff VIM. Mahan and Deputy
E. E. Conklin, Of Ozark, passed
through the c.,y yesterday. en- route
home from Jefferson City, where they
had gone to deliver to Warden Nor
risOn, two prisoners, sent to the peni-
tertiary for five years each. Their
names are Fox and Youngblood. the
former having committed burglary,
while the latter goes up for rape. As
a rrle, rapists should 60 up about
eight feet instead of FIVE years.
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kansas CITr, Mo-, Jan O. The only i'm
portant feature Of the wheat market to-
day was the strong demand for cash
wheat. Red wheat in Chicago is SELL
irg at premium Of nc over regular
No. wheat. Owing to the dullness
OF speculation there was An actual de-
cline of fraction in Chicago May wheat.
But cash wheat here sold for more money
than yesterday. Foreign markets were
steady.
There was little change in the prices Of
corn. The market dropped \ to &c.
Cash corn here was rather stronger than
yesterday. Receipts were light. Exports
were large.
The Chicago provision market had to
stand good deal of selling of long
stun to-day, and prices suffered some in
There was strong opening
with pork up l0c but prices sagged after
the first few moments. and closed to lOc
lower than yesterday. Receipts Of hogs
were fair. Large receipts next week are
expected.
Chicago.
CHICAGO, Jan. 9-The following is the
range of prices for active futures:
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The man who is Away telling the
newspaper to pitch into this, that and
the other thing, and claims it lacks
nerve because it does not rip people
up the back, is the same one who will
Jump on the paper with libel suit if
it should ever become necessary to
show him up.-Exchsnge.
Certainly, and he is the very man
that sends in pretty personals about
himself and then pretends to be mad
because "those rascally reporters puts
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go, Swift Al, Davis Il and lo.al butchers
q.
Packers bought l0,5s1 hogs yesterday.
Armour bought i,524- kingan l46. Fowler
~ Dold l.=3I, Swift 2,241 and local butch
erS - Cole bought ISL, Harriott & COM
pany -. and other shippers l.I2i
Rc'c pts since January / aggregate
-s.151 cattle, 80 calves, .3 9ij hogs and
$50 sheep. Compared with the corre-
spending time in 1891 these figures show
an increase of 9.siJ cattle, 81 calves, 1899
hogs, and decrease Of 1.l9i sheep.
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The people of Springfield are much
incensed against Judge Houston
james of that place who eloped with
Q woman of the town and left his wife
and child. Bald Knobbers have not
given Greene county very excellent
name, but there are some cases where
such an organization might be used to
good advantage and James is one of
them.
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St. Louis has done the ladylike
thing in announcing at this early date
her withdrawal from tine contest for
the Democratic National Convention.
Chicago Post.
True and she has also acted the
gentleman in throwing her influence
in favor of Kansas CITY.
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ST. LOUIS, Mo, Jan. 9-Receipts wheat,
1000 bu; shipments, sou bu; receipts
,orn, 25l,OJ0 bu; shipments. 10000 bu.
Closing sales were: Wueat-Cash, S9c;
March, 9lI4c May, 93jzc: July, ssIsc.
corn-Cash, 355zc; May, Sc. Oats
Cash Sic; MAY, 3i3Zc.
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The statement of the Central Ma
tiopal Bank Of Boonville, published
in another column, is fine exhibit
of banking institution. The Cen.
trail is an old concern and thoroughly
reliable. Its management is one of
the best in the state.
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me in the paper" All newspaper
men know him they know him to be
sneak. a fraud and all that keeps
him from being "a bad man from
better creek" is because he hasn't the
nerve.
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Flax, Rye AMI Barley.

CHICAGO, Jan. 9-Closing prices: Rye
Cash, Si;zc; May. 81. Fiaxseed-No l,
ash, 9jjzc; May, slOl9lOlJ5. Barley
January. 6jc.
ST. LoUis, Jan. 9.-Rye-sljlc bid. Flax.
seed, 9Jc. Castor Beans-Sl.s 30.
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FRENCH TANSY WATERS.

These waters are for the relief and cure
OF painful Irregularities. and will remove
all oh tructions. They are sure and safe
every time. Manufactured By Emerson
Drug Co, San Jose, CAL, and for sale al
Fleischman's drug store.
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Wheat and Corn in Liverpool.

LIVERPOOL, Jan. Holders
offer moderately; prices unchanged. No.
: and winter and.spring, SIS lJld, steady
Corn-Holders offer moderately; prices
unchanged. Spot Is SID; January
steady, Is 91}ld; February steady Is I'D;
March steady, Is 6LId
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The awful fate of the miners in the
Indian Territ ry should t;nge our
prayers this morning with little
more solemnity AMI little more
earnestness for tn )se who are lett to
mourn them.
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Burrows'Father Wants Damages.

BIRMINGHAM, Ala, Jan. 4.-The father
OF Rube Burrows has entered suit against
the Southern express company for &, 900
damages, charging that they made away
with Rube's guns, pistols and money.
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81. Louis.

ST. LOUIS, Mo. Jan. 9-Cattle-Receipts
80 Market strong. Hogs Receipts,
1000. Market active and strong; fair
to fancy, heavy, silUa4 %; mixed, Sa7O9
40: Workers. Si.0594l5 Sheep-Re-
ceipts light. Market unchanged.
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KANSAS CITY, Mo-, Jan. 9-There was
no advance in speculative prices of wheat
to-day, but commission men here were able
to get &c. TO lc. more than yesterday for
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Kansas City bank CIearIngs

KANSAS CITY, Mo-, Jan. S-The Kansas
City bank clear.ngs for the week thus far
and for the corresponding time last year
are as follows: .------sys-..,,-, - s,-y,,-.
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Live Stock Notes.

Dressed beef men bought I,5Ss cattle
yesterday. Armour bought lis, Fowler
81. bold l09. Phoenix Packing COMPANY
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The Chicago Cash Markets.

CHICAGO. Jan. 9.-Closing cash prices to-
day were as follows: Wheat-No spring,
size; No. red, Soc. Corn-No. q 3sLc;
NO. yellow corn, 3s1c; No. new,
71s,d3aMc; No. yellow, .S7%c. Oats-No
z, 2s4c. Timothy-sl la@l.2a Pork, g. Is
@sss. Lard-s6.2o@62;S. Ribs-s55O@
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Sheep-Receipts. lO7; shipments yester.
day. loo. The market was strong.
The following are representative sales:
No. W.T. Price. No. VT. Price.
ST.. IS 50 IS m&l. lc3 5 Sd
20 e..... 166 IS 2lbulls 50 9 90
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Hogs-Receipts l3,llJ; shipped yester-
day, 3,iaO. The market was active and lee
higher.
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Receipts at Chicago yesterday-wheat
Ia cars; corn, PCS cars; oats, l3S cars.
Estimated receipts Monday-Wheat,
lSO cars; corn, 200 cars; oats, 40 cars;
hogs, SC 20 head.
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Jan. q

CHICAGO, Jan. 9-The following is tt
range of prices for active futures:
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The following are closing prices: