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The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1892-08-16
BEFORE The SNOW FLIES
A News Calendar for Sedalis Be
tween August AID No.
vember Next.

The work on the charity hospital
begun.
The great convention hall we'll
under way.
| The fight of the festive mosquito
to sumner shores.
The return of Sedslians from the
eea-s:de and other resorts.
The Third street paving com.
pleted to Association park.
West Seventh street beautifully
paved from Ohio street With asphalt.
--Barnum's greatest show on earth
Will spend two days in Selalia, Octo-
2 sDd 3
Beach Rays sluggers will knock out
the Warrensburg rock-crushers on
August 26
| The Observance of President Har-
risOn's proclamation, making Oct Der
81 legal holiday.
Tue ma g"ifi cent new First BAp-
tbs church On Mas. achu-e,ts and Sixth
streets vii be dedlcat d
The peoples p,Iiy in the snur.
The BAzOO IL its elegant new q Iar-
tiers ana a. pretty as speckled pup.
The gre .t-.t de nocratic rally in
the history OF the state, will take place
in S,dalia just two weeks from next
Tuesday.
the immense rev Missouri, Kan
sas and Texas railway freight d-po'
and round b 'use c,mpletei ON E s.
Main street.
The new edfics of the church OF
the Sacred H-ar., one of the largest
and most beautiful in the West. will
be completed.
The Missouri State F air, with
400 horses and the fastest and ,st-
Hest track in the United States, opens
tomorrow mornirg.
The Pettis County Normal insti
tute. with eight irst, uctors aud LOO
teachers, will hold two weeks session
in Sedalia, beginning August ~.
The directors of the Missouri
state Fair association will have a
grand racing week some time in
October. at the kite-sh ,ped track.
General Adlai E. Stevenson. as
fist announced in the BAzoo FRI
day evening. will address the throng-
ing thousands of Central Missouri, in
this city, August 30.
The Seventh day Adven'ists will
hold their animal state encampment
at Forest park beginning Angus. II,
and lasting till August 81. One hun
dred tents will be pitched in the park.
Billy Steele, Doctor Muehl,
Doctor Overstreet. Tom M,tchum,
B b Gray. Judge Hoy, Will Court
ney. Dick Gentry, Bill. Brown, Harry
Phllli.,s and the rest of Sedslia's hand
some bachelors become benedicts.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1892-08-16
TWO ACCIDENTS.
Both Near Green Ridge-One Of
Them Nay Prove Fatal
to Hiss Johnson.

Misses Minnie and Nettie johnson,
the grown daughters of John l.. John.
son, who lives three miles. north of
Green Ridge. we're thrown from
their buggy Friday morning and Mis-
Minnie Va. seriously injured. When
picked up blood was oozing from heE
ear and she was quite unconscious.
She has remained 70 ever since, BE-
sides vomiting blood. Dr.. Leabo re.
CARDS it very serious and probably
fatal case.
Mics Nettie was not materially in
jured. Her horse Is usually quiet
and gentle and is supposed to have
been irritated BY flies. The young
ladies were on their way from their
brothers farm.
Will and Clarence Logan, who
were accompanied by their sister, Miss
May Logan, also had . runaway Fri.
day morning. The horses took frigh,
near John Ridenour's house at come
one in the hedge. repairing fence.
Miss May jumped or rolled out and
lie upon her nose. which is no, much
improved BY coming in contact with
the ground. She saved herself a.
much as possible by breaking the fall
with her hand. and is not seriously
injured.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1892-08-16
MAI. NEwMAN's "REMINISCENCES.

ST. Luis Post Dispatch:
Major Henry Newman of Randolph
county, INDUCED in some "reminiscences
at the democratic state headquarters
to-day, while discussing the nomina-
ton Of Judge Peter Turney. who was
named two days ago for governor Of
Tennessee, by the democratic conven-
tion. ''Turoey," he said, ''organized
The first confederate regiment that
went out of Tennessee. This WAS be-
fore the state seeded. He was elected
Colonel. and when he started out with
bis regiment without arms or ammu-
milton of any kind he expected to be
veil provided in this respect when he
reached Richmond. When they ar
rived in the Confederate capital. they
found FIVE or six regiments ahead Of
them, well armed and equipped.
President JEFF Davis was theu review
ing the troops aud Col. Turney felt
embarrassed. Before they reached the
point of review he paused to consider
what should be done. He finAlly es.
pied a rail fence aud he orIerei his
men to provide themselves with fence
rails and carry them Instead of
arms. They dill so. and instead
of presenting muskets and sabers they
presented arms with their fence rails
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1892-08-16

heard them ssy much about it since
the Flambeau club wss organized.
This proves that this il nothing but
the State Fair and the people of JEFF.
ferson City are cordially invited to
forget their prejudice and malice and
come and get To- good company one
week.
Come up and 6nd the latch string out,
The clam oct do no more,
Our hearts are large. our welcome big
And open is our door.
Thine for the people now on earth.
SIMEON DINwIDDIE, Deacon.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1892-08-16
TIE DEACON'B JARGON.
He Talks About the State Fair
How the Good People
Should Attend and
No Kicking Al
lowed.

NAy OcAoSSus
This is State Fair week.
:, 1t comes once each year like dog
Mays and is much more acceptable.
Children's day is tomorrow.
Don't any of you old dodgers g to
the gate and try to get in as child,
for while the little ones get in free,
you must pay.
Some busy body has circulated the
report that the admission to the
grounds this year is 81.
This is the work of some able bodied
liars who should attend the Christian
church tonight
While any person who goes to the
fair will get 50 90 worth Of sight see-
ing. the old established price
Of fifty cents admis.i N holds good
for adults and half pric, for children.
Tomorrow is free for children.
Other days half price.
Do you understand q?
A word to those who don't agree
with everything that is done at the
fair ground.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1892-08-16
The 3. 3. n. t. N. RAILWAY.
Mr. O. A. Crandall Returned Yes
terday From . Meeting OF
the Directors.

Mr.. o. A. Gran lall, of Sedalia,
returned yesterday from Springfield.
No., where be attended . meeting Of
the directors Of the Sedalia, Spring
field, NJ ,rshail and Northern rail-
way.
A mass meeting was held there FRI
day night, at which Mr.. Crandall and
Others explained the plans and pur-
poses Of the company, and the be
immense advantage the road would
to all the towns and country along
the line.
A proposition was agreed upon BY
the b 'ard TO construct the road from
Miami to Springfield provided the
people along the road grant the right
of-~ay and raise $3.50, 900, distributed
among the several counties % follows:
Green county, $780, 900; Dallas,
S25. 900; Hickory. SIS, 900; Benton
SO 600; Pettis, $50. 900. and Saline,
$50. 900.
Mr. Crandall stated that arrange
ments for entrance into Springfield
and . depot site thereat had been per-
fected.
"As to tbs likelihood of conssruct-
ing the road. I think there is room
for but very little doubt" said he.
IL have had expressions from the
representative citizens from eaeh of
the several counties most interested
and all ara heartily in favor Of the
project. Meetings to consider The
propositions submitted the several
counties will be called at onee."
A new board Of directors was
chosen Friday night and Mr.. Crandall
was elected president.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1892-08-16

If you old hide-bouud fellow who
believes a horse should not 60 faster
than a walk stays away from the fair
because a horse goes around the kite
track in 2:16l, the fair will 60 on.
1t will not stop because you kick.
No, no. it will not stop, you bet,
For "hoss" is hoss, 10 this here town
And never any kickers yet
Have made our enterprise back down.
Z And Mayor Stevens will ssy"hoss. "
You can't stop that.
Let US advise you for once: Go to
the fair.
Make it q success.
And say ''hoss" for one week.
Mayor Stevens and the BAzoo will
all allow you to say horse the whole of
next year.
Go to the fair by all means.
Get in the procession for once and
your chances for wearing angel plum
age, when you get across the river
with Ed Stevens. Parson Kelly of the
Sentinel, and the writer, will not be
lessened.
II they are, We will acknowledge
that our idea of the other side is a |
I wrong.
- Do you old bald-heads hear?
If you do, stand up and be counted.
There amt any polite. or religion
in this fair.
No.hin' but hoss q .sh of the best,
kite-shaped track that can't be beat
There's nothin' in tni. big broad west
That with that track can dare compete.
The Secretary, Abraham iincolo
Burr, is q republican.
The President, N. H. Gentry lie q
democrat and bis father owned mig.
gers before the war.
D. C. Metsk-r who is from Kansas
is one OF the directors and was re.
publican once.
John r. Gentry and Ira Hinsdsle,
directors, belong to the peoples party
and lean for religion to the salvation
army.
j. r. Barrett and ]. c. Thompson.
directors. are Episcopalians. One a
democrat and the other q republican.
H. ". Wood, vice-president, is a
democrat and he has got to find bis
religion-think he belongs to the
nickel-in-,he-slot society.
He puts the nickel in the slot
And draws religion out;
But if he'd turn the faucet on
l surely would run out.
B. W. Zimmerman, B. F. Hnlo.
way, W. H. Powell, IT.. Charlie
Minter and j. B Quigley. directors,
| all good men. and We reckon they
got politics ard religion, but have TO,
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1892-08-16
CASE DISMISSED.

Allie Roberts, . bright eyed boy,
whose parents reside in East Sedalia,
was arrested . lev days ago charged
with extorting money. The lad vss
employed as . messenger BY the West
ern Union Telegraph company and
through some complication be 60:
mixed up in money matters. When
the cause was called for trial yester-
day the prosecuting attorney refused
to prosecute and the Case was dismiD-
ed. Allie was fourteen years old and
while he is little precocious he is we'll
meaning.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1892-08-16

The adoption of lighter guns with
. corresponding increase In the thick.
ness OF armor 10 recommended by
some British naval ofcerA Ad-
miral Scott points out that the plac-
ing of over heavy guns on certain
ships has led to serious deficiencies in
armor. In q recently published pam.
phlet he condemns the narrow armor
belt as worse than useless and asks
some questions that the advocates OF
belted ships will find hard to answer.
The certain wreck of the upper por-
ton of such ships and probable sink.
ing Of the vessel is dwelt on with
much candor.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1892-08-16

The Times Democrat Of New Or.
leans prints the following table Of
mortality for 1890 in all American
cities Of more than 100 600 popula-
ton. 1t does SO for the purpose Of
calling attention to the high rate in
New Orleans which stands second on
the Ii and urging the necessity for
more stringent sanitary measures
The rate is the number Of deaths per
year to each ], OOO inhabitants:
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1892-08-16

promises are nice to listen to, but
they never yet put shoes on the chill
dren or money in their fathers pOck-
cts.
The "Public Stock Exchange" a
Chicago gambling annex was raided
by the police to-day and the officers
and managers gathered in.
BARKIs.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1892-08-16

Many of the noteu Sanitariums and
famous health resorts are using Garfield
Tea 10 their treatment of consumption
and female weaknesses.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1892-08-16

Childrens Xxi ribbed hose indestructibe fast black
double knee, extra long. 25c, worth 35c All sizes
200 pairs assorted coors in chdren's hose &C. worth
Is to 25c.
200 pairs assorted colors and sizes chidrens hose 1Oc
worth 25 to sos.
10 dozen mems mixed l-2 hose, &c, good value.
20 dozen ladies' fancy embroidered handkerchiefs 15c,
worth Is to Soc.
10 dozen ladies' linen bemsttched hsndkerchiefs 1Oc,
wo rth 15c.
Is dozen mems mixed IL hose, shaw-knit worth 15c.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1892-08-16

For perfumes and toilet articles, go
to McGowan's Pharmacy, opposite
Sicher's hot |.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1892-08-16

Selling for cash enabled to sell goods at q COM
mission only Call and get before buyng
Note below of hardhitters ladies' and misses
hose, dress goods and staples for this Fair week.
500 pairs Ladies' Anti Crock Dye fast black hose 12ac
worth 2Oc
200 pairs ladies' fast black, anticrock dyed hose, &C.
L.dies' fast black, anti crock dyed hose, SIC.
Ladies' Hermsdorf stainless black hose, extra
lopg. made in Germany, 22ic, worth Soc
Ladies' Gordon black Isle hose, superior quality piced
heels and toes, S5c, worth soc.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1892-08-16

Carefully read our quotations and do
yourself justice by calling at once and see
for yourself that the prices are as adver
tised.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1892-08-16

LIS Pr ma ;srs ar. ttill ne best.
6-I1uii
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1892-08-16

2 pieces black all-wOol
9renadlne 38c, we're
90c.
3 pieces Bedford cord
75:, were 81.
3 pieces 46-inch black
henrietta SOC. worth 81
l piece brocade black
grenadine 3Sc WAS 75c.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1892-08-16

calldraa On. to- Pitchers casapeiI
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1892-08-16

% white crochet
quilts 15c, worth 81.
25 white crochet
quilts 85c, worth SIPS.
) pieces bleached
canton flannel SC, worth
q lie.
5 pieces bleached
canton flannel 6 1-2c,
worth 8 1-2c.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1892-08-16

2i-inch black Amurt
Sl.25, worth sl.75.
40 inch storm sergs
As, worth 60c.
4i-inch pavy blue
s'"rm serge 7lc, worth
!Oc
) pieces colored serge
46-inch, Csc, worth 81.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1892-08-16

5 pieces indigo blue
.shirting Z 1-2c, worth
10c.
5 pieces indigo blue
shifting 1Oc, worth IL
l-2cs
50 pieces silver grey
mourning prints SC,
worth I lie.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1892-08-16
THE PLANNING MILL STRIKERS,

after much loss Of time and money,
have given up the fisht for shorter
hours and the same pay. Talk and
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1892-08-16

10 pieces yard wide
brown domestic 4 lie,
worth 6 1-2c.
10 pieces yard wide
brown domestic 6 lie,
worth Z lie.
10 pieces Sea island
domestic 6 &c, worth
SC.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1892-08-16
Extra Induce
menellts in Dress
Goods. Note Prices

8 pieces Shetland suit
ing 124c, were 25c.
2 pieces navy blue al
batross 40c, were 75c.
2 pieces fine black al
batross 44c, were 75c.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1892-08-16

10 pieces yard wide
bleached, soft finish,
&c.
10 pieces yard wide
|bleached, soft finish,
Is 1-2c, worth 8 1-3:.
10 pieces yard wide
|bleached, soft finish,
Z 1.2c, worth 1Oc.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-12-28

less aIbitrations. endless lcttcr-writng between
seconds ard principals endless recrlminations. fol-
lowed by burning Of powdcr-such is the his
tory of the Observation-Disclosures encounter. |
believe the experts think " Clemcnceaus seconds
right. if that matters.
The AndrieuX-Ribot duel never got beyond an
interview between NJ Andrieuxs friends and VI.
Rihots chef dc cabinet. There is no lmputaton
upon the courage Of either, bat NJ AndTieuN has
carried chip on his shoulder for days, and it ls
there still. He cannot get himself arrested nor
shot az and, clever as he is and courageous as
he is, he runs some danger of being laughed at
instead.
The alleged discovery that Baron dc Reinach
old not commit suicide but was poisoned requires
confirmation. Should it prove true it will give
rise to o fresh crop Of suspicious calumnies; per
haps to new theory of the Panama prosecution.
G. W. S
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-12-28
PLOTTING AGAINST THE CHAR.
\ WIDESPREAD CONSPIRACY DISCOVERED
IN RUSSIA
MANY ARRESTS MADE AT KIEFF-D-:CoNTENT
N THE ARMY-CRUEL PERSECUTION
OF TIE IERREWS


g. Peters burg Dee. oT.-Numnrous arrests continne
to be made at Kief of prsons su-p Ctod of Nihism'
Nine officers are among those impHs' ned etler
under suspicion direct charge of connecuon
with n conspiracy against the Car. The Russian
authorines bclicv. they have IN arthed Widespread
plot in which number not only II the lower officials
hut also some Of the higher rank. involved ana
several officers having places Of trust and confidence
the person Of the Czar have been put under snr
vcancc although not under arrest. being given leave
Of absence from duty until TIE ~uspciOns resting upon
them verified or dsprOv, (. The extent OF the
plot is not yet known, but there seems 70 be no
doubt Of its gcnuncnc,. although It Is not certain
that tie motive, Of the p,1tter5 arc Nhiisfc.
There IS much discomfort IN the army with the pro
longed period Of peace and many OF the oilers tlnk
that the Gar Is too pacific In Ills disposition Tor
these and other the authorities at ST. Peters
burg greatly GprChc.sive 10 the extent o. tEe
consp piracy developed at keH, and much excitement
prevails both in oidai circles and among TIE public
Meantime the persecution o. the Hebrews goes on
more earnestly than ever the leading Official per
S,cuOr being the Gad Duke Scrlius, brother q the
car and husband OF Queen Victoria granddaughter
Elizabeth. The Hebrew population OF Moscow mas
alrcadv been reduced from about 5000 VIXEN s"reS
became Governor t. aiou "0,OoO. nnd The number
continues to decrease under the added rigor ot tic
penal laws and the injolcralc severity Of their ea
forccmcnt
By new hw which has recently teen put IN force
only 10 out of 100 Hebrew lawyers in Moscow and
81 Petersburg are allowed TO practise, while IN War
saw aud Russian Poland his liberty IS wholly denied
The Moscow University shuts - doors againft
Hebrews. and It Will not b. long before the Con-
servatore does the same.
The severe treatment oi TIE Ilebrcws Is having
r1nous effect upon real estate and Other Interests
al least 10000 lodging, being empty IA Moscow The
most puful scenes are wituc-ed among the crowds OF
Hebrews at the railway stations. mon and women oV' :
eighty years oi axe and clad lte children cry ns
and prlyug I'm the cold. Their suh'rlnes are viewed
win utter Indifference ~ the Ru--Ih authonue' ara
any nor edcut VINO displays Mndrc-, tnNar~ U m
DISKS iHa. pUt under su qc.en. il' soldiers ceihlr 70
to assist tie police in Guarding Hebrews treat tn, u.
with the greatest hW'alt, and frequently llcA tue
unfortunate, with their buy0n't- n tLF attempt q"
llve a.. .tltian, IN which tDcy are pcrncl. The
on ,.r, 90 no Ike the work of guarding Hebrew s..
which they look uIou as beneath ttcir dignity and
in., also Is a cause OF some GlscOAtent aAonS the
military.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-12-28
HONORS FOR VI. PASTEUR.
TIE MEDAL or THE FRENCH ACADEMY OF
SCIENCES PREsINrED TO HIM oN his
SEVENTIlTH BIRTHDAY.


Paris, Dec. 27.-scrcu'y years ago Louis Pastcnr
born, and to-day the scientific and literary world
OF Paris assent led to % hon 70 him. Tho spacious
amphltheatre OF the >Csbonuc the home of m French
Academy Of sciences, was uucomfortnbly p1clsd ~
people eager 10 tnk" part I'm Acnoriug the lrcqt
chemist ard biologist 81 thr hour So for the core
u0ny 70 boFu VI. rastcur. with Ms arm linked n
that of Pro l1en' CJrlot, walked 10 tye iautru i1
Which hc seated himself. ". Carnot failing a s"'t
beside hin. They followed by TIE various Mn
isters of state members oi The diplomatic body.
scientists and o; letters. When all were seated
Professor DurIy delivered orailon in which lie
briefly slcfchcd IA" scientific discoveries made BY W.
pasicur and euioizcd tie services he hid rendered.
Upon the conclusion % Professor Durug' address
the president Of the Academy II Sciences presented 10
NJ Iasteur the gold medal - the Academy. As the
medal was handed 10 him ~ Pasteur embraced the
president. and the audience chccecd wildly. Ater
the prscntatiGn of the medal addresses laudatory cf
VI. fescur ana MS work mado by members Of
The Academy.
I'm reply 10 the con grl;ulatons extended 20 lin ".
posfcr cNp.rs-,d his convection that science ana
nrace would triumph over Ignorance and war Tho
nnople Of the whole world. BE- declared, were agreed
10 buill MP, not TO Destroy
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-12-28
MR.. DANA srGGEsTs ME. CorDENT FOE sENAToR.

paris. Dec. 27-Clarles A. Dana. Editor OF " Inc
Vow York Sun who has been in Europe for several
wceks Is at present in dhis city. large @noc? %
Americans have called upon him at DIS hotel "h1e
,h.v Lave received cordial welcome TON ''"i
,o sights q. Paris are old 10 Mr. Dana, and he u'r
fore generally remains qnleiy at MS nae rnSn e
80 several excursions to tie galleries contain
, ort treasures OF which he is connoisseur Speak
,ra, Of the NewYork Senatorship. In cInecon WIN
II icS his name has been meltl3ntd Ar' Dana sy
Nh wei. .lnOwn Nsw-YOrh lawyer. ." e"dnpr''nise
oapdid0tt.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-12-28
vo rTGUT on THE vARNTM TRAGEDY.

Worcester. Mass. Dee o7.-There are few develop
ments I'm the Vamum tragedy to-day. lifs. Wright,
tho Old mother of Mrs. Narngm, is reported as COM
Portable She has said nothing as get to throw light
on the affair." tn relatives Of the family are arriving
IN the city and 10 morrow the bo1ies OF Nr and Mrs.
Henry C. Varnum and the little girl Flossie viii be
taken TO sharon VI, where the funeral will be held on
Thursday.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-12-28
TIE NOORDLAND'S PERIL.
HER SHAFT BREAKS 400 MILES FROM LAND

rrrr OHIO TOws THE DISABLED STEAMER TO
OTFENSTOwN-OTHER MARINE DISASTERS
London. Dec. 27.-rhe Rcd Star steamer Nooriani
which left New York on December IA for Antwerp
has been towcd into Queenstown by the steamer ONO
,rnn Noordland has n shaft broken. The voyage Of
the Noord'and was tompesuous almost from the hour
= leaving sandy Hook The wind blew almost
hurricane and the ship had much difficulty In mahing
hcqdvay through the waves The waves tossed their
;cv foam or tho dech, until the lower rigging was
covered with CONCEALED fosns and the deck itself
vas Ike a skating pond. The only comfort or Sc
cur,tv WAS I'm the cabins and they remained under
cover throuchout nearly all the voyage. But Cap
tain Nickels his officers and crew spared no pains
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-12-28
,oxnov COMMENT on TIE SCANDAL.

ro,aoo. Dee. 2s-Tac Paris correspondent OF "Ihe
ca,,, veye. e,ys. strenuous efforts nrc making 10
,,nit the Parliamentary Committees inquiry 10 INC
connection Of politicians with the Panama '""' -,
del Nam great contractors and e1snc rs I'aF liHl'
.,,, too S.en,y Will endangor their fortunes when
n,icht he seized on behalf OF the shareholders.
~M Washington ana Leon sav are mention d iJr 'n'
ch.,rra, e. D o tic u Canal Comp by tne p'nu
,l.v of DE lesseps is stll great tiA VINO Yer su.
ond him Will b. the subject Of DISLIKE during D1
Icsscps's lifetime"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-12-28
TO APPEAL The sARlroGA GAMBLING CASES.

Saratoga, y. V. Dec. 27.-District-Attorney iami-
ton this afternoon fled appeals TO the Court OF Appeals
I'm the cases Of Albert Spencer and Caleb Mitchell from
the Judgment OF the General Term, Third Department
reversing their conviction for keeping gambling houses
in Saratoga Springs In 1891. Spencer and Mitchell
were convicted In the Saratoga Sessions Judge Wen
dell presiding, and were fined $500 each. Mr.. Ham.
ltOn will argue that the lower appellate court erred
In setting aside the tnIies' finding OF facts under
Jnds, Nendes charge when there was no question
OF law involved.