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near Alameda and First Streets one half block
from electric light works.
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A. w. Armour Dead.

KANSAS CITY, Mo-, May 30.-A. w.
Armour, member of the Armo ur pack
ing company, and for many years the
head of the Armour Bros. ban king
company, died at Excelsior Springs
Saturday morning. The cause of death
was a complicated stomach trouble.
Mr.. Armour had not been in good
health since last October. At the time
he had something like a paralytic
stroke. He had felt better for several
months. however, and had gone to the
springs for a brief respite from bust
ness. He was one of four brothers, the
first to die. p. d. Armour of Chi
cago, S. B. Armour of this city
and H. o. Armour of New
York are the three survivors, who, with
the deceased, formed q quartette whose
reputation was world wide. Mr..
Armour leaves a wife and two sons
Kirk B. Armour of this city and c. w.
Armour, who is at present in New York
on q business trip. They are both in
terested in the Armour plants.
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Eleventh international COnyen.
ton.
Y. p. ,. G.. E.

Amendments have been made by the
Central Missouri Delegation, Y. P. y. C. E.,
for special excursion train over the Mis-
souri, Pacific Railway for the Y. P.S. c. E.
Eleventh International Convention to be
Seld At New York City, July 9TH to l1'h,
1892 special train will leave sedalis July
Alb, IL O'Clock midnight, reaching St. Louis
the following morniss, thence via Indian
spolis, Cincionati and Washington, D. c.,
passing through the most picturesque
mountain scenery east of the Rocky Noun
tains, and the beautiful valleys Of the 'sOld
Dominion" .eachin- Washington, the Ma
,iousl Capitol, At . reasonable hour 10 the
afternoon. and where stop over privileges
will BE- granted both going and returning
Ry dspo.itins tickets with Joint Agent,
NV Yo,k Terminal Lines. IN extension
will BE- made on 6nal reIurn limit to in
clude August Is, 1892. Stop-overs will
also b allowed within 6nsl limit of ticket
for those who desir. to visit the celebrated
mountain resorts Of Virginia For full
itinerary Of the trip and further informs-
ton regarding sleeping car accommoda.
tioas, rates, etc. d, call on or address A. E.
SwkEr, Chairman transportation Commit.
tee. Sedalia, No. 42S-w-9t
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PETER JACKSON. rible condition from
the punishment he had received.
Jackson tipped the scales at 1893
pounds and Slavin at ls5 pounds.
Jackson's seconds were Parson Davies,
Joe Choynski and Jem Young. Slavin's
seconds were his brother Jack, Tom
Williams and Tom Burrows. Mr..
Angle was referee. The contest was
one of the fairest seen in a long time.
An innovation was having the ring
twenty feet in diameter instead of
twenty-four. Among the solid bets
recorded are one of $500 to faOO ON
Slavin, made at the Victoria club, and
one of f2OO to Gl00, also on Slavin, at
the Criterion. Should Sullivan win
from Corbet, on September z, the
championship will not be affected, as
Sullivan claims he is too good to fight
a colored man.
IL Corbet should win he will doubt
less be called upon to meet Jackson.
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DEATH BY THE RAIL.

A Passenger and Freight Train Collide
Near indianapolis.
INDIANAPOLIS, Ind, May 30.-At
$50 Saturday morning the incoming
Pan Handle passenger from Chica-
90 due here at 3:45 met with a
head end collision with a freight
train near Rowland Station, two miles
beyond the city limits and dozen or
more persons were injured, one per-
haps fatally. Most of the passengers
were asleep at the time.
be the fact that the operator at the
Bell railroad crossing had been asleep,
and supposing the passenger had gone
through, gave the freight the right of
way. Both engines were wrecked.
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nado shape and at once commenced
the work Of destruction, leaving ruin
and devastation in its trail. 1t struck
this city a regular broadside but its
greater force was in the north half of
the city where the destruction is com.
plete.
1t is impossible at present to esti-
mate the entire loss sustained by the
city and surrounding country with any
degree of accuracy. but men who have
travelled over its course say that it will
not fall short of $500, 200.
Not more than six out of the 500
or 900 residences of the city escaped
damage, but of course large majority
of them are only slightly injured.
1t has been estimated that nearly
15U houses are total wreck, while as
many more are badly damaged. The
Harper mercantile company building
is complete wreck and nearly all its
extensive stock of merchandise is
ruined. The amount of cyclone insur-
ance in the town is very light while in
the country it is comparatively moth
ing.
Otis Lawton of the Medicine Lodge
Cressett. who arrived here yesterday
states that the tornado of Friday night
which did SO much damage to Crystal
and Harper and surrounding country
first formed in duplicate in the ceme-
terry at Medicine Lodge and that one of
them went north while the other pur-
sued an easterly course. The latter he
states entered draw" or small
valley east of the city and played
there full five minutes uprOotino
every tree and branch and killing some
cattle.
When it left the draw it took q
course for some miles and
then turned north. joining its twin at
a point near Attica when both of them
formed into one and swept on along
the Southern Kansas road through
Crystal and Harper.
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Dynamite In London.

LONDON, June What is supposed
to have been an attempt to blow up
the railway station at London Fields,
in Northwest London, was discovered
yesterday. A policeman observed q
gang of men acting in a suspicious
manner near the station, but on being
apprehended made their escape They
left behind them four powerful dyna-
mite cartridges to which fuses were
attached, and it is believed the men
were arranging to place the explosives
in the railway station.
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WELLINGTON. Kan, May 30.-Fifteen
thousand people from all the towns
and cities for 100 miles around came
here to-day to view the ruins caused
by Friday nights tornado. Fourteen
special trains arrived from all
directions and the demand for
transportation was SO great that fifteen
stock cars had to be used. People
rode in these cars as thick as sardines
in a box, almost, and We're very glad
to pay for such accommodations, while
the top of every car, both stock and
passenger, was absolutely crowded.
The visitors in the city acted very
generously toward Wellington and al
most every one of them contributed
some money to the sufferers.
Carpenters were all day rsrairing the
damaged store buildings, az the grit
the people are manifesting in the line
of rebuilding the city is phi. nomenaL.
Ex-Mayor Specknal, who was absent
from the city, arrived yesterday and
found he had sustained loss of SlO,-
600 by the tornado. He Immediately
telegraphad for bricklayers to rebuild
his three brick buildings that had been
destroyed and work on them will be
commenced tomorrow.
The owner of Woods o~era house
telegraphed from Boston his agent
here to proceed at once to let contracts
for the rebuilding of the house and to
make it better in every respect than it
was before.
Ten persons are now dead and all
the injured are thought to be out of
danger. except Mrs. Murphy. who will
probably die before the next twenty
four hours.
The funeral of six of the dead took
place at the Methodist church yester-
day. The church was crowded and
the services very impressive and sad.
The funerals were conducted by union
service. in which all the evangelical
ministers of the city Joined. The
funeral of Mr.. HASTE was conducted
from his fathers residence. The fol-
lowing dispositions were made of the
bodies:
Prof. James Mayor was shipped to
Kansas City where his wife resides.
Miss Ida Jones was shipped to Topeka.
Merit Epson, Miss Kitty Strain, Mrs. /
Sasher, L. NJ. Adamson and James
HASTE were buried here. The body of
Mr.. Campbell was shipped to Penn
sylvania to-day and the body of
Edward Forsythe will be buried here
to-day. The body of Thomas
Cowell was shipped to Belle Plaine and
was buried there.
1t is now conceded that all bodies !
are found and the people have aband- !
oned any further search.
A farmer who has Just arrived in ,
at New Haven in this county. The
rain fall is said to be terrible.
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Another Negro Lynched.

CINCINNATI, O., June IA Campbell
vile, KY. dispatch says that Buck
Willis, colored was hanged by q mob
from Adair county for attempted crimi-
nal assault The negro had been taken
forty miles away by the officers and
jailed at Lebanon for safe-keeping.
The mob took him from the Jail and
intended to hang him where the crime
was committed. but daylight overlook
them and they hung him at this place.
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SAN Francisco, June billy MUIR
ply of New Zealand and Johnny Muir
ply of Boston fought to finish at the
Pacific athletic club last night for a
purse of sl,25O. Johnny Murphy is the
boxing instructor of Harvard.
At the end of the forty-sixth round
both men were severely punished with
out either man having the best of it.
The referee announced that the fight
would be postponed. until June 10.
The men demurred to this and the
battle will be resumed tonight.
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WEBB CITY DELUGED.

A Terrific Rain Storm Floods the Streets
to Depth Of Eighteen Inches.
WEBB CITY. Mo-. May 3O.-At nine
o'clock last evening rain storm visit
ed this city that for terrific proportions
has never before been witnessed here
The city was a veritable food and
many business and residence houses
were flooded to the depth of eighteen
inches. The damage from water to
property and the mines can not be
estimated at this time. The wind was
strong. but no damage resulted from
that source.
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ASSIGNEE'S NOTICE.

Notice is hereby given to all the creditors of Daniel
David that the Undersigned assignee Of his estate will on
the 5th 9Th and 9TH days of July 1892 from o'clock M
until o'clock each of said days. at the Office of
Jackson Montgomery attorneysatlaw Sedas No. adjust
and allow demands against the trust funds of said estate
7. W. CLONEY, Assignee.
Sedalis. Mo, May g. 1892.
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COLLIER
RED SEAL
SOUTHERN

These brands Of strictly pure White
Lead and the National Lead Co.'S
Uniting colors are for sale by the best
dealers in paints everywhere.
Hyou are going to paint, IL will pay you to
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A Kansas Nerch ant DIsappeirs.

FORT Scorr, May as.-Joshua Rum
Bile, a merchant of Bronson, this
county, has left his home and was
traced to this city and is believed to
have gone from here to Kansas City.
Indications point to his having lost his
mind. He is son of the president of
the bank of Moran in Allen county and
is well to do.
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Indian PUPILS Run AWAY.

OMAHA, Neb., June 1.-Eighteen
pupils At the government Indian school
At Genoa, Neb., ran away Saturday
night and started for their homes in
Arizona on foot They were inter.
cepted at Fullerton, Neb., after having
made q nights march of twenty miles,
and were locked up. To-day they
were taken back to Genoa.
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MoNETTE, No., May 30.-At public
meeting of citizens held in this city to-
day a bonus of $4,000 was raised,
which they proposed 10 give to the
company or individual taking out lead,
zinc or silicate from a paying mine
within a radius of three miles of the
CITY,
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Dsmented and Almost Naked

OrTERvILLE, Mo-, June Last
Saturday . strange man was brought
here by . farmer seriously demented
and almost in . state of nudity.
The town authorities took. charge Of
him. Under medical treatment he has
recovered his reason sufficiently to give
his name as John Finan of Warren,
Pa He was taken to Boonville to the
county authorities.
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Big Ship Railway Scheme.

TORONTO. May 3o.-At pub lie meet
ing held here the promoters of the
Ontario ship railway explained their
scheme for the building of q railway
sixty-six miles long between Georgian
bay and Lake Ontario. II the scheme
is carried out all the seaboard traffic
from the upper lakes will be tapped.
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Cyclone In Illinois.

OLSEY, Ill. May 30.-A cyclone
passed through this country last even
ing. doing great damage to buildings
and orchards. Only meager reports
have been received here, but no loss Of
life reported.
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To Try the Lynchsrs.

SPRINGFIELD. NO., May 3o.-W. G.
Robertson. attorney for defense, Almus
Harrington for the state and John and
Joe Kinyan, Lawson Cup and William
Candle, prisoners, left for Forsyth yes
terday to attend the preliminary trial
of the fancy county lynchers, which
takes Mace Tomorrow,
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Thirteen thousand Dollars Damage
MILAN, Tenn, May 3o.-Mrs. Jane
Powell, of Bradford, this county, was
awarded by the supreme court Sl3,O
damages for the life of her husband,
who was killed by an Illinois Central
train several months ago. This is the
largest reward of damages ever 81 ven
in this county.
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Arrest Of An Ex- Banker.

KEARNEY, Neb.. MAY 3o.-Ex-Presi-
dent S. S. St. John of the defunct Com
mercial and Savings bank of this city
was arrested yesterday at the insti-
CATION of one of the depositors on the
charge of receiving deposits when he
knew the bank was unsound.
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4 ferritory Klllinx.

GUTHRIE. Ok, June I. - News has
just reached here of . killing near
Sacred Heart mission. Perry Brunef
and Samuel Bruner. cousins. quarreled
over . girl and the former was shot
twice through the heart He was .
tough character, much feared in the
vicinity.
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HARRISON At ROCHESTER
His Steps Are Dogged BY the Public and
by Detectives.

His Steps Arc Dogged BY the Public and
by Detectives.
ROCHESTER. N. Y, May 30.-The citi-
Gems of Rochester were in a state Of
suppressed excitement yesterday, due
to their desire to display vociferous
appreciation of the chief magistrate Of
the nation, and at the same time the
observance of the Sabbath.
He had an early breakfast with Sec
rotary Noble. Colonel Ernest and Mr..
George Boyd, after which he attended
divine services at the brick Presby-
terrain church. This edifce is on the
same street as the hotel and only .
few blocks away. Several thousand
people were gathered along the route
in order to get glimpse at the presi-
dent, but in Difference of the day,
however. made no demonstration as
the president walked by them. The
church was deliberately decorated for
the occasion with flowers, tropical
plants and the national colors, and
presented a fine appearance. 1t was
packed to the doors and hundreds Of
people who were unable to get in re-
manned outside during the entire
service.
In the evening special memorial
services were held at the Central Pres
byterian church, where President Har-
rison and Governor Flower listened to
an impressive sermon by the pastors
Rev H. II. Stebbins. The church wa,
beautifully decorated.
Detectives engaged by the local COM
mittee are in constant attendance on
the president. 1t is novel experience
to be guarded in this way, and he is
not altogether pleased with the inno-
walton. as he does not regard it as nee
eSSary.
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Having sold his famous cruising
cutter, the Valkyiie, to the Archduke
Stephens, Of Australia, Lord Dunrs-
ven has decided to fit out his other
yacht, L'Esperance. This vessel was
built last summer for q fishing-boat.
but was sailed in several Solent
matches, including the Queens Cup.
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Deeming Letters to BE Destroyed.

MELBOURNE, May 33.-The author j.
ties have decided that all the state.
ments, letters to the press, and other
documents written by Deeming, the
notorious wife murderer who was
hanged here on Monday morning last,
shall be destroyed.
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Warned BY Its Flood Experience,

Sioux CITY, Ia, May s0.-The stock
yards company will abandon the old
yard wrecked by the recent food and
transfer its business to the central yard,
which is above the highest water mark.
Officials of the company say that it
can be fitted for $4,000 so as to be
vastly better than the old yard.
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Cold Hooded Murder.

HELENA, Ark, June News has
Just reached here of the cold blooded
murder of Thomas Austin, employed
by Jefferson & Medley ON their western
plantation opposite Fryar's point The
murderer is a negro hand whose name
was not learned.
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Engineer and Brakeman Killed.

CLEVELAND, O., June 1.-Two freight
trains collided near Summerville. o.,
yesterday morning. Engineer John
Liptag of this city and Brakeman
Wilcox Of Wellsville were killed ara
Fireman w. T. Star of Cleveland was
badly injured. The two trains caught
fire and were entirely consumed.
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being admitted. Lord
Lonsdale opened the
proceedings with .
speech, and the fight
then began.
After the first few
rounds il was evident
that Slavin had no
chance against the
bigger man but he
always came up
pluckily. In the
tenth round Slavin
was knocked sense
less against I n Q
rODes being in n ter.
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LONDON. June Mrs Florence
Ethel Osborne. who gained unpleasant
notoriety through the theft of Mrs
Hargreaves' jewelry. has given birth
to daughter.
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If Barytes and other
adulterants of White
Lead are just as good as
Strictly
ureWhite Lead

why is it that all the bogus and
adulterated white leads are
always branded "Pure," or
"Strictly Pure White Lead p
No one ever puts a mislead-
ing brand on an article of mer.
chandise, unless he wants to
"work off" an inferior for a
better.
This Barytes or Baryta, is a
heavy white powder, worthless
as paint; costing only about
one cent per pound and is used
to adulterate and cheaper the
mixture. No one ever adulter-
ates white lead with an article
costing more than Lead.
If you purchase any of the
following brands you are sure
of having strictly pure white
lead
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SLAViN KNOCKED OUT.

Peter Jackson Puts Him to Sleep Easily
In Ten Rounds.
LONDON, May 3l.-The National club
was crowded to suffocation last night
with spectators anxious to witness the
Slavin-Jackson fight. The entrance
became SO INSTRUCTED that the owners
of the building refused to allow any
more to enter without a ticket.
Two hundred policemen kept order
in the clubhouse, where a surging mass
had assembled with the expectation of
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STRICKEN TOWNS.
TEN KILLED AT WELLINGTON
AND FIVE AT HARPER.
RESULT OF TIE KANSAS CYCLONES.

fourteen Are Fatally Injured at Harper
The Damages to Property Will Reach
Million Dollsrs-Thousands Of
Visitors From the Surrounding
Cities View the Ruins I'm.
pressive Funerals.
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srORM.wRECKED HARPER.
Five Are Dead and Twenty-One Fatally
or Seriously Injured.

Five Are Dead and Twenty-One Fatally
or Seriously Injured.
HARPER. Kan, May 3o.-The stern
reality of a storm-wrecked town
dawned upon the sorrow-stricken peo-
pie of Harper and vicinity We terday
morning.
The correct list of the dead SO far as
ascertained is as follows:
w. L. Stranathan.
Mrs. Thomas Gallagher and 4-year-o!d
child.
Louis Harrison.
Mrs Howard Tomlin's child.
The supposed fatally wounded are as fol-
lows:
Mrs. Howard Tomlin.
Mr. and Mrs. Fclrath.
Pete Girard.
Mrs. A. Frey. EEks
Mrs. l. Harrison.
Mr.. and Mrs. Nance.
Mrs. Slyres.
James Dickinson.
S. Challig, wife and baby. -;
Thomas Gallagher. "a
The seriously injured are: -,is:
S. E. Cole. -
Robert Liebrecht.
Peter Corby.
A. E. Mallory and wife .zS
Ezra Evans.
Mrs. Baker.
Winn Baker
Mrs. Mathews.
w. G. Lind
All day yesterday there was nothing
done but view the debris from homes
and business houses destroyed by the
tornado.
The Hutchinson and Southern rail-
road ran excursions from Anthony and
Hutchinson TO Harper. II is estimated
that 1000 people were in the city
viewing the wreck.
At Danville. about ten miles east OF
Harper, the tornado seems to have
taken the form of cyclone. rising in
the air and passing over the village
and doing 40 damage
The report TO the effect that the
county seat of Harper county was de-
stroyed is erroneous. as Anthony is
the county seat and is situated nine
miles from the path of the tornado.
Reports from the country through
which the tornado of Friday night
passed demonstrate the losses to be
greater than at FIRST reported The
course of the storm as indicated by its
trail represents an imperfect letter IS"
and swept over the country for a
distance of at least fifteen miles.
The nucleus of the tornado began
forming a few miles west of here at
$50 and for over an hour the clouds
moved about in great agitation, hav-
they assumed the characteristic tor
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WRECK ON THE SANTA FE.
One Passenger Killed and Fourteen In
Jured In the Wreck.

CHICAGO, May 3C.-The Atchison, To-
peka and Santa Fe express from St
Louis, due in this city at $40 last
night. was derailed near La Monte, H.,
about o'clock last evening by rum
ming into some cattle. The engine,
mail and baggage cars and smoking
car were thrown from the track and
badly wrecked, One passenger named
Isbell was killed and fourteen more or
less injured.
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FIRST NATIONAL BANK,
SEDALIA, MO.
Paid Up CAPITAL. $3.50, 900
Surplus. ACKNOWLEDGEMENT. 10000
BANKING HOUSE.
Corner Ohio and Second StD.
Cyrus HeWklFk, PFesa19as.
J. g. Th00psoa, Cashier.
=. II. 0aenaheF, Asst CasAl0R
DIREOToR
c. NEwKIRK, F. b. GUENTHzR,
JNo. w. McCLuRE,J. C. THoNPsoH,
j. r. Barrett, b. w. WOOD,
E. g. CASSIDY.

~Trsnsacts . general banking buA /.
ness. Accounts Of banks, bankers, ma.
chants and individuals solicited. Prompl
attention given to ali business entrusted
to. them.