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The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1892-02-16
DEATH OF MRS. RAMSEY.

Mrs. David X ,msey is dead. Lies
fitful fever ended with her Friday
night at eight o'clock.
Thirty-four years of Christian use
fulness have ended. Thirtytour
years of these blessed mini.irations
enjoyed by counties friends have
ceased.
She was woman who lived t.
love and so great was her affection
that its benign influence was con-
fined only by the limitation OF her
humanity.
Yes, her period of earthly p-oba-
tion is over. Before the great white
throne of God she stands how
ever, ike one confronted BIZ the fscli-
bic court of man awaiting with anxi-
Gus solicitade conviction or acqui,tal
bur ROBBED in The spotless garments
that her own life weaved. She waits
with sanity smiling confidence the
supreme blessing of the rriune Lord.
The clay thst held within its a'ous
clasp the womsn's saiutly spirit
will return to It's original state but
the spirit itself ha. been TRANSLATED 20
realms celestial.
The light of h-r earthly existence
has waned The home it frightened
is enveloped in gloom Wouted
happiness his been supplautad by
deepest grief. a happy husband Is
now whoever prUstratel with in.
nse affection. Beyond the ken of
human understandings such mystery.
We merely know that such is the d.
vine conception of the thing called
life. Above the tempest of sigh and
sob can be heard by faith the christi
an conversati1n that com es from the
promise: The pure in heart shall see
God.
She is dead. We think 'tsere
better had the dead lived but cd
is wiser.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1892-02-16
REAL ESTATE TRANSF Frs.

The following transfers were offered
Tor record yesterday with Recorder
PiIkiug;on
Guardians deed of Margaret c.
Divers 20 Thomas Rogers, the undi-
vided one-ninth interest in 10 acres in
section z, township fl, range. -.
Price, 1888.
j. T. Alberston AMI wife To J. F.
Charles, lots, II aud u, block II,
Houstonia. Consideration, 81 2l5.
John Turner and wife to Ii w.
Graham, 81 feet of the west side o.
lot 9, block ), Stewards addition.
Price 800.
Henry Weseloh to Christina Egiorf,
so acres in sections 81 AMI 81, town
ships -, range - COn-iiera ton,
50, 700.
Christisna Eglorf to Anna IVES
eloh, lots | and ?. block ), McKee's
addition. Price, Sl,500.
Chas. Oman and wife to VI. c. De
vine, So by l35 feet in section ,
township ~, range 81. Price 800.
Eliza a Coe by K. Il. Moses. to
Geo. b Coe, trustee for Ella Coe,
lot l block ,. L V. Kumm's first al
Orion. Price, $50.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1892-02-16
POLITICAL NOTES.
In Reference TO City, County and
State.

Officer Scally il fsirly in he
race for sheriff, and further says he
won't be the last man.
Hon. w. J. Stone WIS in 5 dllia
Thursday. He is pronpunc ii RS
pirant for gubernatorial nomination
and thinks there will be fair sailing.
Sedalia was honoIed with the vice.
presidency o. the republican l.agua
in the per.on OF Hon. J. III. Bp'h-
well admitted to be an excellent
choice.
The Knob Noster Gem thinks
that Marmad axe. Dalton, Stone, Glib
son, Claycomb and Yam IN will make
a haif-!oz III oi as good starters as
ever entered race
-Chauncey /. Filley was in Seda-
ia Friday. rhi. Is given as an item
of news to those who week or two
ago expressed the opinion that the
odd man was politically dead.
Would be Gov. : one and would
b. Gov. Dalton dined togetbe, the
other day at the hrspi'ab!e home OF
tn io:mer. The coatest was only
referred to incidentally end j,culu-
ly.
Its stated that The state sup rim
tendent Of insurance, Chris Elierhe,
favors Dick Dalton for governor, but
il he was delegate il wJnld I've sale
to wager that he would vote for jim
Gibson.
The political p of Missouri
compiled by 5 ,cretary of State les
ueur has been received at the BAzoo
office and is one of those almost in-
valuable adjuncts to political history
Its neat and complete in al lis de-
tails.
If the Missouri republican clubs
don't cut Il pr, ,ty wide swaih in the
coming state election il will be their
own fault. The state Is ripe t, help
th"m.-Kansas City Jnurnal.-Tbe
emitting began at Ssdalia, Friday aud
was directed at each others throat
--Chas. 4. Yeater's many friends
throughout the district are urging him
10 make the race for the state senator
snip. The BAz)o is not advised that
he has made up his mind on The sub
jet, bot there is 10 qu stion but that
he would rep: esent the diStric, NOS
Cre. ilahly.
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PROBABLY ANOTHER.

Mr.. \. T. Robertson of Virginia.
and elegant gentleman and a capital
Is has been in The city for seve'al
da,s visiting his friend Mr.. j. T..
Gneriant Of the Herman-Guerrant
tobacco factory. He is so well pleased
with the workings Of that factory as
i" cause him to very seriously enter
tain the idea OF putting in operation
IN This city factory for the manu-
fscture of plug tobacco. He left
Fiicay night for his home, but will
shor ly return when it is more than
pr,b .hle some arrangements in that
direction will De make,
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1892-02-16
IN NEMORY OF ". j CONDON.

W. J. Condor, the brakeman who
met an untimaly death at the han j.
of William Parmelee, an /
which shocked everybody IN
this city last week, is said to
have been very popular with his
fellow railway employees AM his death
Is iamented. Young, with a wife ami
fur little chilir in the home nest,
| fe, by every reasonable theory ought
to nave heen his legacy FOR years to
come, but now that he has gone
bsyend, it Is Il good thought that the
friendship which he in lie won will
pract calIy take form and his loved
ones b. provi ed wI'h enough at least
10 pay Oft the mprtg &c Oh the nea;
home which they occupy. The
sympathy of many Sedalians goes out
to the wife and children and thu
BAzoo is glad t. know that the kin Wy
hearted ,ailway hoys with whom he
held fellowship fnr twenty ye,rs will
see hat his family does Dot " mt.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1892-02-16
FOR THE CHILDREN.

''In buying congh medicine for
children" says Ii. \. Walker, a
prominent druggist of Ogden, Utah,
never be airaii to bay Chamber
lain's Cough Remedy. There is no
danger from il and relief is always
sure to follow. | particularly recon,
mend Oh mherlain's because | have
found it To be safe and reliable. -
and % cent bottles for sale by Aug.
I. F.tischmann, druggist.
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GONE AFTER TROrrERs.

John Il. Gently, Of fayetteville,
and his trainer, jas Ramey and
Walter Waddell, q breeder of fine
horses, from Lafayette county, are
now in Kentucky for the purpose Of
buying tIotiiug bred st ok. Mr.. e..
writes us that he is after the best
and We have no doubt but that he
will return with several of the
choicest in the State. With kite
shsped track at S-dalia, Mr. Gentry
will have better facilities for record
m king, and new lgurels will be
AL ted to the already popular Locust
Grove stud. Such enterprise as is
shown by this gentleman is worthy OF
the greatest success. Marshall Demo
crat News.
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snd several Of the lady neighbors
who were present) l had to stop. My
voice choked. l flung the b ok
across the room, buried my face in q
pillow in q moment and then ex-
claimed aloud. damn it And sir.
do you think those villainous women
laughed at me? Oh, they made the
room ring with expressions of amuss-
ment.
"well, there's my carr said the
veteran. "Good night" And he
hoped on q street car and was soon
hurried from view.
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A NOTED HORSE HERE.

l.. ID. Bol'on, Of Versailles, Mo-,
has removed his stable Of horses TO
Sed,l He arrived yesterday morn
ing with the celebrated saddle stall
lin Cleveland Denmark, a, the
head of his stable. Farmers desiring
to breed will do well TO InspecI this
superb saddle stallion hef IRE breeding
eI.ewh-re. lie en- be seen at Ills
West Second street.-the old Stevens
mule yards. saw 1t
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PERSON AL.

L. H. spurgeon of Houstonis, was in
abe city yesterday.
DR.. d. F. Brown of Dresden, was yes
nrday visiting the Queen City.
Hon c. W. Crawford Of LaDonts. was
Nv ,,ior in the city yesterday.
W. H. X ynolds, late OF Chattanooga,
Tenn was in the city yesterday.
TIE wife Of Conductor Russell re
iurI ed from a visit 10 friends in Hannib al
H. II. Michel, editor of the kepub-
Iicsn at Clinton. Mo-, was in the city YES
teIday.
Miss Emma SpuIgecn of HeustOnis,
was in the city Yesterday on q shopping
expedition.
d. $. Brown prominent stock man of
the Hous,onia neighborhood was in the
city yesterday.
Prof J. 4 Payne, the skilled pianist,
visited Lexington and Higginsyille several
days, returning yesterday.
MIS- Farris came in from Marshall last
night TO attend the funersl and burial
ceremonies OF Mrs. Ramsey.
S T. Harris, editor of the News ct
Har. IsDL vile, was in the city to-day. He
lsft Oh The evening train for home
Col Robert Edward Lee Morrison,
chief clerk in the warGen's office al the
rtIitentiary, ale supper at hicher's last
nigh.
e. p. Leslie was in the city yesterday
rushi z u grocery trade IN the interest Of
his .ousp. that of Scbotten Co, of ST.
l. us
A. J. Lewis, the talented editor OF the
Bu rer, Of Carthage, Mo. has teen in the
al, for day or two,snd left for his home
On yesterday evenings train.
Capt. T. c. Holland was much pleased
with the meeting of the A. o. L. W., at
s Louis as we'll as were all Of the other
P-,tis county deltg gates
w. L. Plummer secretary of the
Plnmmer Manufacturing Company Of
Kansas City, is IN the city working hsri
III ,he interest OF a canning factory at this
Point. The latter is now in TAR way for
naturalization. as $500, one-half the
tmount, has already been pledged
canning factory is one Of Sedalias needs
srd she should have il.
ileoeiiSh '"c' FStihco bdip Va uchiN-
-crat fame, came in from Denison last
night looking like one of the African re-
pubiicans that attended the convention.
His face was SO black with coal dust caused
from riding in front OF the blind baggage,
that it would not have contras,ed with
that of Ham himself Fred INTENDED TO
spend Sunday in Parsons, but says he saw
enough at the depot to satisfy him.
Harrison White, Esq, of Les Angles,
Cal, is in the city visiting his brother-in-
law, W. s.. Baker, on east Second street.
Mr.. Baker is a native Missourian and re-
sided many years in Cooper county. He
has betn resident Of California for the
past seven years and tells his Missouri
friends some marvellous yarns in regard
1" the productiveness of the soil of that
cOuntry. He instances an ''infant" pump
KIN weighing 275 pounds which required
man with the vigorous use of the axe for a
ha n day TO cut it from the vine. Tie
says there is no telling how much larger
that pumpkin would have been b ad it been
allowed 10 remain on the vine
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1892-02-16
TIE PARMELEE CASE.

The preliminary trial of VIM. Par
melee tor the killing OF w. J. Condor
was set for ye-terd-y before Justice
Fi>h-r. Ex minatiol was waived and
he was released on giving a bond of
$4,000 to appear at the April term
of the criminal court. His bonds
men sre J &. Parmelee, e. G. Tay-
Tor, II. V Lei>t, :. +. Lupe, J In
b. Gallie. K. Ii. Moses, VIM. LitOur
and a p. Mercy.
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ID ED.

Mrs. Daniel Clifford died at her
re-idence, corner Fourth and En-
gineer streets, Saturday at II o'clock
aged "a Fuseral Monday morning
AT The Catholic church.
Mitchell Flemming, colored, aged
10, died yesterday at 1910 O'Clock.
Funeral at 2 p m Monday at the
colored Methodist church.
The 10-mOnths-old child OF Gilbert
Elliott living six miles southwest of
S dalia, died Saturday morning.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1892-02-16
IT * \ FACT.

II has be n understood that since
the adjournm mt of the convention
there were s,me 600 delegates who
We're ready tn offer resolutions to the
eject that Charles R.itfeisen has the
hest liquors and cigars in the city.
Every one knows wh're the opera
house bar is. AMI at the same time
knows there is always the best treat
ment there.
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WITH 4 CORY.KNlFE.

Eliza Davis, wlo in LincoInyille,
Fril.y night charged upon Clay
Field with corn-knife and carved
his hsaI 4, though it were fodder
= ock was afralgnel before Ju ige
Fisher yesterday morning on a charge
of felOnious assault. The case was
continued Till the 18th and the pris-
oner released on $500.
Both parties are negroes.
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STILL IN TIE CITY.

James T. Foss, of II tel Harring-
ton, Carthage, who was a delegate to
the recent convention remained over
in the city yesterday. He is an elegant
gentleman and Sedalia is always glad
TO welcome such.
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MR.. RaMsEl's FUNERAL.

Rev. Farris of Marshal, assisted b.
DR.. North, will conduct the funeral
services OF Mrs. Ramsey this after
noon at o'clock.
Rev. Farris was form rly Mrs.
R,msey's p:st and has been con-
stantly at her bedside during the past
few days of her suffering.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1892-02-16
Rad NEWS

M. Richard Rove received a letter
from London. England. telling him
OF the death of his mother, Mrs. \ n
Rowe. Mrs. Rowe is a sister to Mrs.
f. Hulland, and il 50 years of age.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1892-02-16
SPECIAL SESSION.

The county court will meet next
Monday in special session to inquire
into the sanity of Ed. Sullivan, of
East Sedalia.
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MONEY TO LOAN.

On March lst, 81, 200 to 81, 800 TO
loan on good real estate security at a
low rate of interest. Call on or adj
dress l. n. GUILD, Sedalia, Mo.
2l6-w3t
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Many Of the noteu Sanitariums and
& a, lis health resorts are using Garfield
Tea n their Treatment OF consumption
and !, male wes kne>ses.
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WHY
Royal Baking Powder is Best.

'The Royal Baking Powder is absolutely pure,
for have SO found it in many made both for
that company and the United States Government.
I still further facilities that
dependent
upon proper proportions method preparation
''the Royal Baking Powder is undoubt-
eddy the Purest and most reliable
baking powder offered to the public.
HENRY A MOTT, Pr D."
Late UnIndS ia Gopn nnntC Chemist
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1892-04-19
Puerto Rico Abri 10 de 1892. Odcinas San Franc
LaG oQ.VOoQ L1rza
GUARNICIONERIA COLcHoNERIA
de jose Torres y Perez.
UNICO EN Ell RAA6O

FL due6o de este acreditado establecimie ito
tene 81 honor de partcipar al pdbico, habsrlo
ladado de La ealle de TetuAn n6m. Al la de an
Francisco n6m. So, local mas AmPlio y c4ntricO en-
dOnde Ofrece.sus servicios al pdblico los "a no
expresadOs, los que ha c0nsagrad0 mas de veiats
amos de practica en- los principaes taleres de Eu-
lOpa.
Confecc1Ona y cOmp0ne tOda clase de arnesea
para caball0s de c0che eilla.
Verifca TODD .trabaj0 del ram0 de guarnicio-
nerfa 8 talabarterfa, p0r diffcil complicado que
sea, asf como cOAstruye tambi6n coichOnes, alnle.
hadas, lonas para camaa, maletas dc cuero, care.
ras de viaje, cintur0nes demAs objetos perte e.
Tiene 81 gusto de ofrecer tambi6n Las se los
ras y sehoritas un variado surtid0 de einturo aea
de Ultima mOda y de tOdos precios.
Construye correajes para militarcs, volun eaa
rios y armada.
Ofrece tambi6n un variadO surtido de fun ias
de reW0lvers, asf negras como de colores, liaas y
grabadas, sill as de mOntar para sedoras cabalIe.
ros, elegantes cabesadas con adornos y senciilss,
bridas espuelas dc varias classes, sudaderos foe.
tes todO 10 necesario para enjaesar I'm brioso
caballo con la elegancia y gusto que pueda desesr
el mas apuesto jinete para montar CON orgullo.
Acuda ell pdblico que desee proporcionaree
eaos artfculos cuaesQuiera otr0s del ramo, essa
acreditadO establecimiento en- Ia seguridaa~ De
que quedarA sumanente complacido, 40 solo por
La buena calidad de los ebjetos. sino Dor su ele-
gancia y baratura 81 extreme de no toner compe-.
tencia an tOda 10 Isla, pues Ia noraa dc "a dusfo
no es Otra que dejar complacido el gusto mas axi-
gente de sus favorecedcreA,
Puerto Rico de Dieiembra de 1891.
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Emulsion GreosOtada
DE RABELL,
farmac6utico de la Universidad dc la Habana j
DE RABELL.

6JscGs y ypoderosO rensed60 para las esVeyne.
dGdes del pech0.
La EMULSION eREOSoTADA del DR., Ra.
bell, es un magnlfco y maravilloso agente to-
rap6utlco de 6xit0 seguro on la Bronqssjt6s.
zSs6s, LGrjNgitis, AsnsG, CatGsrOs, Toses pert5-
races, Regy5Gdos. Escr6fxtG AssSMi0, RGQas6-
ttsnsO On los ninos, Deb6ljdGd general y, On su-
ma. para las atecoiones de la garganta, los
br0nQuios los pulmones. Desplerta el ape
tito vigoriza las naturalezas mas enpobreci-
das. Els el remedio por exelencia
La EMULSION CREOSOTADA DE RABELL.
nueva, tnica y original asociaci6n de ACEITE
DE BACALAO, CREOSOTA & HIPOFOSFITOS
DE CAL 7 SOSA, es una delicada Crema, de
suaye olor balsamico, de grato sabor, paiada-
BILE hasta por los nifos.
T0d0s los enfermos La tomaran sin repug
nancia, con factlidad y gusto. Esta elaborada
con eSQuiAitO esmer0 Pru6bese admirara an
rApida aCCi0n curativa.
V6ase 81 amplio prospecto que acom-
paha cada fasc0.-De ventas On todaa las
Droguerias B0ticas dela lsla de Cuba.-De
p0nit0 principal, GLa Reunion" de jose Na-
irk. Habana Puerto Rieo, Rarmacia J Dro.
guerra AZ 7, euill1Imeh
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La Industrial del Alcohol

Memoria eonsultiva para Ia fabrioaci6n in.
dustrial de alcoholics y aguardientes de cans
On PuertO-RcO pOr
DON FEDERICO LEGRAND RODRIGUEZ.
Farmac6utico Laureado en- Ia Exposici6n
Universal de Barcelona. Este interesante IL
bro, tan ntil, para los Sres. destiladore3 de
aguardientes consta de 112 paginas en- a. ma
yor. y se vende s $3.50 el ejemplar on las II
hrArfaa Ia AooSta Naninrin eafa CAPITAL
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Aqua de Insalus

Puntos On donde SO expende esta exelen.
to aqua mineral en- esta Capital Sd. MGssael
BGsrso1G, San sebasti an 81, agnte.-sucursal-
less ID. Santos Filipi, San Justo 31-Sres. SO,
brino de Lu1fa c., Fortaleza esQuina Tan.
CAD. Norindo Oarrero, Fortaleza esQuina al
Uria&n Ak-22
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mismo I0 pueden usar los niflos cue

mlsmo 70 pueden usar los amos que las Pe1S0uaS
mayores.
DE venta en- las casas de Armas y Jlmenez
Cruz Is. La Gran CGnGriG Cruz l, La EyerG
Fortsleza 34 tienen dos distntos modeos de dlchos
aparatos expuestos al pdblico; deblendo adver.r
que son faciles de colocar oualquier parte, SIN
que sirvan de estorbo. FL aparato es senciuo bo-
nito.-Sus precios: 6, 8 y 8 pesos UNO.
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eRAN1ES TALLERE$
de maqulaaele, Faadtetoa. ooaldeseela Herrefia
LOS sREf.
SOBRINOS DE PORTII.I4A
SAN JUAN, PUERTO RICO.


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dimension ameadn ntnua Boms %
sy
ed56os dc h'ro f1ndido FORBADE
de Cu0qu6@ 0mGNO,
eurddo
LADRIIIos REFRAOTARIA FUEGO
Esobiles
Limas accessories para MaquinistRs
PORTATILES
acalad
9
sen enoenta ..t.s
odernafHe eaan
cabalo
8re8. SobFinos de PortiIla
a los mas
afamadod Europa
TisitenSe los dichOs 1nlleres,
pdbico
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Falcon Y Rola
GALE DE LA FOhTALEZA N: IL

La agencia de estos sefiores Sc encarga de
tOda clase de asuntos judiciales notaria]es y
administrators de esta Capital de ls Eala
ffraNioa Yn6di0Oa y Nnnwanclnns1ee
Los Angeles herald., 1892-06-20
cLsvELANp's srAa AscEnpzno.

Cleveland's star 10 again in the ~
ceudency. A survey Of the fleld At Chi
cago last night seemed to show enough
votes in sight to nominate him on the
Hrst ballot. This condition has beeut
principally brought about by the with
drawal of Senator Palmer from the race
and his insistence that the vote OF IL
linois shall be cast solidly for Cleveland.
This, with the fractional vote Of
Indiana and Ohio. seems to make the
ex-president's position invincible. Still
there is many slip 'twixt the cup and
the lip, and the friends Of the other can
didates-of Hill and Boies, particularly
have not given up hope. There seems
to be disposition on the part Of the
anti-Hill delegation from New York to
drop their contest, in the interests Of
harmony. This Is good policy, and will
make it easier for Cleveland to carry
New York in case he is nominated.
There are such radicals, however, a.
VIM. r. Grace, who favor continuing
the fight to the bitter end, claiming that
Cleveland can be nominated and elected
without the vote of New York or the
assistance of Tammany. If this can be
done, all is we'll, but it is an extremely
dangerous experiment. 1t is pleasant
to note that ex-Secretary of the Treas
ury Whitney, Cleveland's manager,
counsels moderation, and is doing much
to placate the bitter feeling in New
York
Los Angeles herald., 1892-06-20
THE ALAMEDA STREET EVIL.

Will the council today take cogni-
zance of the wishes of the reputable
citizens of the city regarding the Ala.
media street evil? Will the public be
permitted to believe the rumors that
the influence OF the "macqs" is ef-
tectual with the city government Cos
sip has it that because of the fact that
some OF the unspeakable gentry in
question have made large investments
In Alameda street property for the pur-
pose of carrying on their vile traffic !;
that If the women are forced to seek
other quarters, the investments spoken
OF will prove worthless; that, in conse-
quence, the "macqs" in question have
successfully exerted their influence on
the authorities to have the women left
where they are. This is a
very unsavory bit of gossip,
and If no action is taken in the matter
the people will be justified in giving it
more or less credence. If the council
today Gees fit to ignore the matter, or
votes down any proposition to remedy
the evil, the responsibility will of course
remain on them; but if the members
choose to, they can clear themselves of the
suspicion which now more or less exists
about the matter. and remove disgrace
Los Angeles herald., 1892-06-20

THAT general interest is being
shown in mining matters in Southern
California and the territory tributary is
evident, as is the fact also that this
interest 10 based on discoveries of re-
markably rich ore. An outline OF
recent developments in the Needles dis
trict and in the vicinity OF Kingman,
Arizona, have been chronicled in the
HERALD of late, and this morning is
published letter from correspondent
of this paper at Yuma, which shows
most encouraging condition of things in
the mining districts neighboring to that
place. Altogether the mining interest
promises to be as important factor in
the prosperity of Los Angeles as any
other branch of industry.
Los Angeles herald., 1892-06-20
An A.ronaut.. 1ntrepid Feat.

The aeronaut, Captain Dworniki, has
succeeded at last in his descent with q
parachute from his balloon at Naples.
In ten minutes the balloon, with Dworn-
Xxi depending from it seated ON a
trapeze, had reached height of 5000
feet. The parachute, when set free was
dashed about by the wind SO violently
that often the captains body touched
its edge, swinging rapidly from side. to
side SO that the spectators screamed
with horror. However, in five minutes
the descent was accomplished, the aero
naut safely touching ground in the
street of Merzelina. near the Lione
fountain.
The people surrounded the captain,
some Of them even embracing him, and
when he took refuge in carriage he
was accompanied in triumph by the
crowd. The balloon was carried over
the Vomero, where it fell into the woods
of the Duke of Salvi, who for some time
refused to give it up.-London News.