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The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1892-04-19
TRUSTEES SALE.

WhRso Sarah A. Hasrynaa b. hsr or.
tain dse6 of tluse dated IL Oh day q De-
cember, 1880 sad recorded In the record.
ef's o6Res Of Pettis county, ct deed book n,
pages 50 to s., conveyed 10 The undessigued
all her right, title, interest and estate, In
and to the following described real estats
situated in the County Of Psetis, State Of
Missouri, viz: Lots eleven (ll), twelve
(l2), thiftesn (l3) and fourtesa (l4) in
Hastings addition 70 he City Of 6edalia,
and also part Of The north .sst quarter Of
the southwest quarter Of tie southwest
quarter Of section three (3), in township
tor:y-6vs (45), range tvsnty-oas (2l), =
follows, Wis: Beginning as . point
2l3 2-l0 fess east Of he northwest corner
Of said ten acres and running theocs south
165 feet thence est 10 the wet line Of
Massachusetts, street. sheoce north along
said line l65 feet thence west 70 the point
Of beginning and being in all . plat Of
ground fronting east 165 lest on vest side
OF 4aoachusetts stTest By about $50 feet in
depth, known now - No. 1202 Nassachu.
sets stfsst. Whlch said conveyance vas
made in trust TO secure the payment Of .
certain promieory note in said deed de
scribed, and Whsfeas said note has become
due and Il unpaid, now therefore. in &C.
cordssce with the provisions Of said deed
Of trust, and at the request Of the legal
holder Of said note, I snail proceed to ell
the ab1ve described real estate at the court
house west door in the City of eedslia in
the County Of Pettis, state aforesaid. d
the highest bidder for cash, at public
auction, on
MONDAY THE I'd DAY OF MAY 1892
between the hours Of nine in the forenoon
and I've in the afternoon of that day. Il
satisfy said note, together with the cosl
and expense of executing this trust.
JNo. MONTGOMERY, IT.,
<-5v4t. Trustee,
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TRUSTEES SALE

Whereas. Christian Bronkhorst and his
wife, Frederick Broskhorst. BY . certain
deed of trust, dated Jan. %, A. d. 1885.
and duly recorded in the recorders Office Of
Pettis county, Missouri, in deed of trust
and mortgage record No. %, pages $50 and
$50, conveyed to VS.. Shirk, irustse, the fol.
lowing described real estate situated in the
city Of Sedalia, Pettis county, No, name
~: Lot eeveo I'd in block one N of Smith
& Pottef's second (2d) addition to the city
Of sedalia, which said Conveyance VA
made to secure the payment of . negotiable
note in said deed fully described, and
whereas the said note has become dae, and
default has been made in the payment oil
the same, and the said w. 8. Shirk, trus
tee, refusing to act under said trust deed
Nov, therefore, at the request Of the Legal
holder Of said note, and in pursuance ol
the terms and conditions of said deed oil
trust, public notice is hereby given that
the undersigned sheriff of the county Of
Pettis, and state of Missouri. will, on
FRIDAY, THE SIXTH DAY OF NAY
A. D. 1892,
between the hours of ii O'Clock forenoon
and o'clock afternoon of that day, at the
west door of the court house in the city oil
Sedalis, Pettis county, Missouri, proceed
to sell the above described property ii
public auction to the highest bidder fol-
cash to pay said note remaining unpaid,
and the coat and expenses Of executing
the trust. ELLIS r. SMITH,
Sheriff of Pettis county, Missouri
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TRUSTEES SALE

Whereas, William D. Crawford and De-
borsh Crawford, bis wife, BY their certain
deed of trust, dated the second day Of
March. 1882, and recorded in thesecorder's
Office Of Pettis county ct Deed Book Is,
page 40, conveyed to the undersigned all
their right, title, interest and estate, IN and
to the following described real estate, stu.
sted in the county of Pettis and state Of
Mi.souri, viz: The northeast quarter Of
the southeast quarter of section sixteen
(16) township forty-eeven az range twen-
ty-two (22), which said Conveyance Wa
made in trust to secure the payment of .
certain promissory note, in said deed de-
scribed, and whereas said note hes become
due and 10 unpaid, nov, therefore, in &C.
cordsnce Of the provisions of said deed Of
trust and 1t the request of the legal helder
Of said note, shall proceed to sell the
above described real estate at the west
front doc. Of the court house in the city Of
sedalia, in the county Of Pettis. state
Aforesaid, to the highest bidder for cash,
Al public auction, on
SATURDAY, The 30TH DAY OF
APRIL, 1892
between the hours Of nine in the forenoon
and Eve in the sftsrnoou Of that day, to
satisfy said note, together with the cost and
expense Of executing this trust.
A. b. NlcHoIs,
4-5s4t Trustee.
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ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.

Notice il hereby given, that lettsrs Of ID.
ministrasion on the estate Of Elisabeth B.
Masher deceased, were granted 10 the under
sigoed On the q day Of March. 1892, BY
the probate court Of Psttis county, 1is-
souri,. All psssons having claims sgaisst
said estate afs required 10 exhibit then for
allowance to the administration, within one
year after the date of said lslasEs, or thsy
may - psscludsd from any bsaeft Of such
sststs and If such claims b not exhibited
within too jean from he date Of thu
publicatjon, thsy shall b foEsvsr barred.
This 3 day Of March, 1892.
JONI HATHn,
Administrator.
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PATHS Nephew . Gay Dsceivsr

KANSAS CITY, Mo-, April l2.-Alfredo
Barili, q professor of music with in
struction rooms in the Bayard build
ing, No. 1914 Main street, was sued
yesterday in the circuit court for $780,
600 damages for alternating the affec-
tions of the wife of Melville F. HORNE,
. well knownecitizen of Chicago.
Professor Bsrili Is q nephew of the
famous songstress, Nine. Patti, with
whom he was supposed to be . great
favorite, and was heir to one-fourth Of
her fortune, until she dropped him be-
cause of his duplicity and culpable
conduct in this affair. Last Novem-
Der, in Atlanta, Ga, he deserted his
family, consisting Of . devoted wife
and three children, and shortly after
wards turned up in Kansas City as an
instructor Of fair young girls in the art
Of music.
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NOTICE OF FINAL SETTLEMENT

Noties i hereby givss, that he asdse-
signed administfatof Of the estats Of Mary
8. Ccrran. deceased. will make final sstsls-
ment of his accounls With said estate q
such administratoe q the Dext term Of Tie
probate coart Of Psttis county, Missouri,
70 b holdsa ct Ssdalis, in said county,
on he Oh day Of Nay, 4. d, l8o1
JoH r. CLoPfyH.
Public Adminietsator.
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NOTICE OF FINAL SETTLEMENT

Not % 3 hereby given that Tie under
signsd executrix Of the estste Of L. 7
Dix, deceased, will make final settlement
Of her aecouats With said estate . such
sxscutrix ct he next term Of the probate
court Of Psttis county, Missouri, to b
holden ct 6sdalia in said county on the
oh day Of Nay, A. D. 1892.
MARY A. DIX.
l.6dlt Executrix.
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LarIe3e n the world.

CHICAGO. April 12.-The mammoth
central arch of the manufacturers
building 1T the worlds fair was com.
pleted last evening. This immense
structure has height Of 212 feet and Z
width 1T its base Of 375 feet, and is the
largest arch ever constructed for any
building in the world.
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Heo 0ooSGo VII WV A1oSsor
LoHDoH, April ls.-It 10 announced
that Prince George Of wales, only son
Of the prince Of Wales. will make .
visit 70 Canada in 1898. After visiting
Quebec and Montreal and other places
in the Dominion. he will visit Chicago
and attend the worlds fair.
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OLD SOLDIERS ARE MAD.
The Order Excluding Statements BY Aai
Was Like B0mbshed.

OLD SOLD1EBS AXE lad.
The Order Excluding Statements BY Mall
Was Like . Bombshed.
KMeFIsHER, Ok, April 12.-The ex-
soldiers here have been in q condition
of intense excitement for several days
in consequence of the persistent repetl-
ton Of the report that the secretary Of
the interior has sent instructions to the
land Offices providing for but one de-
cla<atory statement from each agent
and excluding soldiers from the use Of
the mails in fling
It has been reported that Governor
Sesy was opposed to the fling Of de-
claratOry statements, but he indig nant-
~ denies the charge and insists that he
has always been the friend of his COM
rades and they will hesitate long b.
fore believing him guilty Of opposing
their interests.
y The allotments will attract comment
and many homeseekers, after examin-
ing the maps, vent their indignation
in language more emphstic than ele-
CANT and turn their horses heads
toward Gods country from whence
they have come. After the wild boom
il over Thousands more will be found
vending their way homeward de-
csived, disgusted and pennies, for the
Indians have the choice lands.
The projected meeting of old
soldiers has been postponed for . day
or two and some spicy resolutions
ere expected to result from their con.
ference.
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WAsMlsroN, April l3.-The presi'
dent has issued proclamation opening
to settlement on April 10. 1892. At
noon. the surplus lands of the Chey-
enne and Arapahoe Indian reservation
in Oklahoma
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A Indhaa Svindloe.

vnuTA. !. T.. April IA young
man named b. C. Hsggard arrived in
this city yesterday direct from San
Francisco on . fruitless mission
An Indian calling himself Chief
Felix Mayss Of the Cherokees has
been lecturing before the churches and
the Y. II. C. 4. Of San Francisco and
collecting money for the purchase Of
Bibles for this country. He has
likewise bsen profuse in his
efIers and promises, and in this way
caught Haggard, who came TO take
charge Of four large stores which the
Indian reprsssntsd that he owned q
vinita. Tahlequah. Muscogse and
AtQkA this togJ3tQyy. No such man u
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OPENING Of the Baso BAN Season.

CHICAGO, April 12.-The opening
Of the championship games in the Ma
tional league will be played to-day
with the teams located as follows: .
Boston at Washington, Brooklyn at
Baltimore, New York at Philadelphia,
Pittsburg at Cincinnati, Cleveland at
Louisville, Chicago at st. Louis.
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JUST LIKE AMERICANS.

A Political Convention In chihuahua In
dorses President Diax.
CITY OF MEXICO, April 1.-THE Amer
lean convention system is being intro
duced in Mexican politics for the first
time. Last Saturday q convention of
chosen delegates was held in Chihua-
hua- This convention Endorsed Cen
eral Diaz for third presidential term
and General MIGUEL Ahumada was
nominated for governor by vote of
80 to 3. Senior Ahumada il the chief of
the Second military district embracing
a large portion of the states of Coahu-
ila, chihuahua and Durango.
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NOTICE OF FINAL SETTLEMENT

Notics i hsEsby givsa that The usdsr.
signed, administfaeos # he estate Of Thos,
Aillsti, deceased, viii mako Aaal sstsle.
mens Of his accounts with said sseais q
such sdoinisesaioe q he nsxt term Of he
probate court Of Petsis county, Missouri,
to Be hsld q 6sdalia, u sid county. O
he Oh Day Il Nay, A. D. 1se4
JAsD 0IAA
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THE HAPPY BOOMER.
TINE OFFICIAL PROCLAMATION
STONED.
FORTY THOUSAND on TIE LINE.

0Ov. oeay Issues Connlssisas 'to CeaAty
O0csrs-fAoasa.As 0tin Pouring late
lGlAco ana Other Towns - the
Dordsr-A Solder Killed Il
DroWl by . Gambler ~
Klag0sh0r.
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NOTICE OF FINAL SETTLEMENT.

Notes i hereby given that the under.
siRnsd exseutrix Of the estate OF L. F. Dix
dsceassd, will make 6sal sstileosnt of his
ACCOUNTS with said estate - such executrix
1t lie next tssn Of the probate court Of
Psttis county, Missouri, to b holden at
ssdslia, in said county, 90 The oh day Of
Nay. A. D., 1902 NARY A. DIX,
4.6dlt Exscutfix.
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Political Pointers.

Half dozen Kansas counties held
Democratic conventions yesterday and
adopted resolutions favoring Cleveland
for president.
Hon. Edward Carroll of Leaven-
worth, is being urged as a Democratic
candidate for congress from the First
Kansas district.
For the first time in the history of
the city New Britain, Conn, was
carried by the Democrats yesterday.
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MEMPHIS, Tenn, April 1.-The
opening day Of the spring meeting Of
the new Memphis Jockey club was
held yesterday. The weather was cold
and the attendance only fair. Tho
event Of the day, the Tennessee derby.
was won by Tom Elliott, ]. w.
Browns bay colt Phil Duyer, Ed
Corrigan's entry, was the fsvorite but
came in last.
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BosroN, April l2.-At meeting yes.
terday Of the Congregational ministers
Of this vicinity . resolution was
adopted expressing more emphatic
condemnation Of the Chinese exclusion
act and requesting the senators from
Massachusetts, to use their endeavors
to lawfully prevent its adoption BY the
United States.
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from 8, 00O, 900 to 81, 0O0, 900 was fled
with the secretary Of state yesterday
Probate Court Docket.
Drcket Of cases In which settlements are due
fr m exc :utors and administrators. and guardians
and carAtors, At the ensuing May term Of the
Probate court Of Pettis county, Missouri. to be
held at the court house in said county. com.
meIcing on the second Monday Of My, 1892.
MONDAY, MAY 9Th, ls9z.
]. Jacob Siefhns guardian and curator A. and
p. .tefiins, m uors, nth annual settlement.
2. Joseph Il. Tesgue. executor J. L. Pembsrtoa.
deceased, End settlement.
3. Hannah c. R,ybura, guardian and curator G.
I. and F. W. Rayburn. minors. third annual set
4. Daniel Z. spahr. guardian and curator NJ. I.
and II. o. Shark. minors, sixth al settlement.
5. 3. C. Sneed, guardian and curator Stella
Courtney, minor. twelfth o. nual settlement.
6. Marths J. Kemp. guardian and curator J. W.
and Il. Kemp, minors, sixth annual SETTLEMENT
:. X. n. Moses, guardian and curator Merry b.
williams and Isabeila N. Bruce, minors, seventh
anu ! settlement
TUESDAY, NAY 10th, 1891.
8. Msrk Gninon. guardian and curator Thomas
3. Nolan, minor. eleventh annual settlement
3. John r. Cloniou, public guardian u. L. Nc
Guilty, =. W: Mc3u'tty an, Virgil Neouitty,
10. John Cinnor. guardian and curator John
Brees. minor seventh annual settlement.
Il. JOSIAH Scott guardian and curaior Mary
Josts. minor. ninth annual settl. ment.
II. G. ". Cid. guardian and curatrr G.. E. and
L J. Stowner. minors. eth snnual settlement.
IL. Herman Kzhrs. guardian and curator Henry
Gsi zen. mn RS, ffi annual settlement.
~. q. c. Clay, guardian End cuist1r B. and j.
sh e.er, minors. Fix annual sediment.
"WEDNESDAY, MAY 18th. 1872.
Is. W. s. Murphy, guardian and curator Ernest
A. Sidney NJ. ana Bessie z. Murphy, minors,
-,
10. J. L. Bsl,msr, eeariiau and Gu ator Charles
c. y. llm.r, m nor, fourth annu-l settlement.
IL. John T. Stevens, guardian and curator Thos.
F. Alexander and Rachel nfrow. minors,
fourth annual settlement.
Is. II. H. tayne, guardian and curator Mamie
Payne, minor, seventh annual settlement.
IL. John r. Ciopt.n. public guardian Walter
owler, minor. fourth annual settlement.
% NJ. =. PrgEore, guardian and curator Rosa
Falls h, minor, third snnuii settlement.
3. John Il. CioIton. public adm nistrator Al
me.t.
THURSDAY, MAY 18th, 1892.
-. JET Rawlings, guardicn ard curator Flnnie
n. u theus and B:nj. G. Mathews, minors, third
annual settlement.
-. 1homas Terry. guardian and curator Thos.
and Neville Melvin, minors. third annual setiles
p. Settle H. Gentry, adminisirstix William NJ
G-, t'y. deceased, third annual settle ment.
g. X. H. Noses. guardian ard curator Arthur
L Ha-srty, minor, second annua settlement.
g Drusiila Miller, admin stratrix John A. NIL
Ter. oe"eased, first annual settlement.
q. Rhodes c. Fisher, guerd'sn and curator
Ma I. Fisher uOsound mind, first annual settle
~ John J. Yeaier, guardian and curator Michael
G. My, insane, first annual settlement.
FRIDAY, NAY 18th, 1872.
% May E. billiard. exscutrix Joseph billiard,
de, ea I'd. fst annual settlement.
~. o. b. Coe, administrator Joseph Warren.
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Standard on Stock Increased.

ALBANY, N. Y, April IA certifl-
cate of the increase of capital of the
Standard oil company of New York
from IS, 00O, 900 to $1,000, 900 was fled
with the secretary Of state yesterday
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IL KENO, OK. april 1-1cvetnot
Seay Is still at hlngnsnSI ana IN con,
Terence with Onteo states Marsnsl
0rlmes and the several surveyors VINO
have returned from the county seas
to"nsites loca.eo IN .ne new GoInCy'
Tween uovernor oeay anu Colon =.
Waae, commencing ~ TOT. memo, ~
the instance OF the secretaries Oh wa
ana in.erior' anu Pian nas
reacneo oy winch tne goveinoI e
yne mihta[y may carry OUT INC wo.A -
the iormai opening OF 'nT .ey
win mutual advaHIaee. ~ "ec'
question uoVe1nCr oeey s
Il nave no oen M .nnor ,;I ;s.,s - 10 70
when President harrison WIN issue ms
Prociamatlon opening tne Cneyenne
ana AsaPanoe Janus 70 seI.icmen' VI
Wnat Jay NC Will se' tof 1ne en'.y
SHAH naturally oeier 70 tne presioent'
put VIII issue my ProciA"aIon cPen-
ing 1or iocation the county seat O~n
SITES lmmeolate!y aiteiwaro' oesignat-
ing the same Gay put q iater nour.
That IS 70 say, Will place the nour
for entering the townsites at from TWO
70 Tour hours is1er, accoroing 10
the distance the O0wnsites occuI
from the line from wnere the start
must be made. ! 90 TINS Tor TWO rear
sons; to checkmate the sooners, VINO IN
small squads Will no DOUBT oe nioing
IN the TIMBER ana brakes near tine
townsites, and to give the weaker ones
An equal chance with the strong 70
secure town lots-
"A GORDON OF soldiers WI! oe oIaw .n
around eacn TOWNSHIP noioing al IN
cneck Gnth tne nour oesisnaoS
nves' wnen the once, N SomI.nu ~,
give the maj slgnal 70 s'.It ior sne
goal All the surveyors OF INC co.nty
Town SUES nave nnisneo anu SUM-
tneir reports 10 the governor ior MS
approval.
governor Seays secretary mas pre-
pared tne ioilowing oi c0hsioeraoiS IN
teresI 10 THOSE contemplating making
tne run.
Instance seats-D Oiouo CnIeI'
county d, IRON soutn line nine miles,
cast ilne WE'VE mics
Oneyenhe, county r, brow, west me
twenty miles, soutn line twenty-five
mics. -, -.
Islana, county f. from north line
nine miles, west hne twenty
ioiiogo' county H. tweiVe mlies'
from chapman nne not stralgnt'
from north me elgnt mles. r.,
"atona' county Y, rom nor In nne
twenty-two mhes, east line twenty
nine' soutn line WE'VE
ArePanoe, county w. irom east iine
swe I've mics
An KINDS OF boomers
There u Heterogeneous mass OF
humanity at FL Reno. All are awaiting
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THE PROMISED LAND.
FESTIVE "SooNERs" CHECKED
BY GOV. SEAY.
THEY Must FARE WITH TIE REST.

Fownsltes WIN b Held Untn Everybody
! Has Arrivsd-A Gordon Of Troops WI
- o. Hand t. Prevent Premature
Rushes - Old Soldiers Mach
Disg1sted All Qaist -
the Border.
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WILL BIZ SATISFIED.

0rsvsr Clsvslaad Writes . Letter - .
Friend In the SoutA.
CHATTANOOGA, Tenn, April 12.-The
following letter from Grover Cleveland
was received yesterday BY . prominent
Democrat in this city:
James Bile, Chsttanooga. Tenn.
LAKEWOOD, N. J., April my Dear Sir:
/ desire to thank you for the report Of the
meeting at Chattanooga, which you 50
kindly sent me, and for the friendly words
YOU spoke of me on that occasion. am ex-
ceedingly anxions to have our party do
exactly the right thing at the Chicago con-
vention, and 1 hope the delegates win be
guided by judgment and actuated by true
Democratic spirit and the single desire to
succeed on principle. l should not be frank
il / did not say to you that l often
fear do not deserve the kind things such
friends as you say Of me and l have fire.
quent misgivings as to the wisdom Of again
putting me in nomination. therefore am
anxious that sentiment and unmeasured per-
sonal devotion should be checked when the
delegates to the convention reach the period
Of elaboration. In any event there will be
no disappointment for me in the result.
Yours very truly, GRovRR CLEvELAND.
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Killed by . GAMBLER.

KINeFIsHKR, Ok, April Hilary
Haggart private company c, Fifth cav
airy, was shot and instantly killed In
Kingdsher yesterday morning 1t .
o'clock over . crap game BY gambler
named Davis. Hsggart struck the Arst
blow, and IL Is not believed that Davis
will be held for more than man
slaughter. He gave himself mp.
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.REAL ESTATE LOANS,

I will loan, ct the lowest rates Of ina6E-
est, and on terms to suit the borrower, sunD
from $500 upward, on real estate anywhsse
In Missouri. Prompt and careful stts.r
ton given to all applicants for loans. 3o1
Ohio street, Sedalis, Mo.
11.15d&w5m JOHN EASTMAN.
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Pri.es 0eosge Wm VIA Anssss.-

known here, ana he certainly was
never chief.
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Instructs for Cleveland.

LEAvENwoRrH, Kan, April 1.-The
Democrats of Leavenworth county met
in convention yesterday for the cleo
ton of delegates to the Salina conven-
ton and instructed for Cleveland for
president.
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Anivs. DsP9e
Day Tsxas sxpeso. Sis Z =. 10.1D a.
NiGAtTsxassxpFss. 6:60p.A. 0lOR@
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Kansas City sxprsn.10:30 p. =. 6so6 Az
Kansas City express 1880 q N. 3z6 ~
Local frsight......... 300 p. N. 1850 ~.
0edAliA and WARSAW.
Arrive. DsPaES
Passenger 4 sxprsss-3:0o p. m. Sis 81.
sDaily. sxc.Ds SUNDAY.
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Aprn FL the Date.

KANSAS CITY, Mo-, April 1.-The
Republican congressional committee Of
the Fifth district met yesterday and
made arrangements for calling q dis
trict convention, which is composed Of
jackson and Lafayette counties. for the
purpose of electing two delegates and
two alternates to the national Repub-
lican convention, to be held in Mime
apolis June next. April 81 was fixed
Is the time for the convention and
Turner hall in this city As the place.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1892-04-19
Nominated an Alliance Ticket.

MARSHALL, Mo-, April 1.-THE Sa
line county Alliance have selected a
full county ticket and will try hard te
put their men in at the coming cleo
ton. j. F. Willis, the national
lecturer, addressed a meeting yester
day at the court house.
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Pennsylvanla for Cleveland.

HARRIsBURe, Pa, April 12.-All signs
point to very interesting gathering
of representative Pennsylvania Demo
Gratis at the state convention which
meets here tomorrow. The gathering
will undoubtedly be . Cleveland con-
vention." Everybody seems to favor
the Endorsement of the ex-president's
candidacy.