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Stock Yards Directory.

CHICAGO, Jan. 2l.-A special mset-
ing of the board of directors of the
National Stock yards OF st. Clair
county will be held today to consum-
ate the sale OF the present stock of
the company to Western capitalists,
the stock yards now being under the
control of cas- :ern capitalists.
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Anti-Lottery Bail Onens.

SHREVEPORT, La, Jan. 2l,-The
campaign Of the anti-lottery demo-
Gratis in North Louisiana begins in
this city tonight Nearly all the can
didates on the anti ticket are here, in
Guiding Hon. Murphy J. Foster, NOM
inee for governor, and Hon. t. B.
Adams, president of the State Farm
ers' Allience aud nominee for secre-
tary of state.
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Court In Mourning.

LONDON, Jan. 21.-Court will re-
main in full mourning until Feb. 5.
After that date half mourning will be
worn until Feb. 26.
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Meeting In st. Louis.

ST. LOUIS, Mo-, Jan. 2l.-Today q
series OF conferences which will be of
far reaching importance, is being
held. Representatives of Mexican
Central, Mexican International and
Mexican National, and local Spanish
business men are present.
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Hatf-HOIiday.

School Superintendent Smith has
granted all the public school children
half holiday tomorrow, Friday, in
order that any, who desire, may at
tend the matinee by Mrs. Gen. Tom
THUMB, Countess MagrD at the
Grand opera house.
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Railroad FIRE.

NEW ORLEANS, [Southern Press.
Jan. 2l.-The roundhouse of the New
Orleans and Southern railroad, locat-
ed thirteen miles from this city, was
destroy ed by fire this morning.
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The New Orleans Mill.

NEW ORLEANS, Jan. 2l,-Tommy
Warren and George Siddons meet in
q glove contest before the Metropoli-
tan club tonight for n purse of Sl,tO0.
of which 81, 260 goes to the winner.
The men are to weight 10 pounds at
the rlupslde
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A Cinhin Glover

PHILADELPHIA, Jan. 2l.-The de-
cennial anniversary dinner of the
Glover club will be given tonight.
Col. A. X. Mcclure, of the Times, the
newly elected president of the club,
will preside.
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FOR SALE.

One-double seated canopy top car
rage and harness, almost new, also
gentle horse, young and about six
teen hands high. For further par
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1892-01-21

Steam Inspectors Meet.
WASHINGTON, Jan. 2l.-The annual
meeting of the Supervising Inspectors
of steam vessels is being held at the
Maltby House.
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Lockwood National
BANK.
BANK
SAN ANTONIO, : TEXAS.
J. s. LOCKWOOD, Pres. j. MUIR, Cashier.
SAFE DEPOSIT VAULTS
TEXAS STATE NEWS.

East line Red river road sold for
81 900, 900 to M. X. & T. at Jefferson.
Pan American road graded five
miles out from Victoria.
Kicker Lee & Co., secure contract
for Llano extension.
Cara was undoubtedly in Corpus
Christi last week.
Cuero reports very little loss to
stock, and farmers feeding.
Elk county surveyor Dewitt county
dies of congestion.
Advocate and Hesperian newspa-
per Offices burned at Gainesville,
Charter of Girls Co operative Home
Association, Dallas, is flied.
State architects meet next year at
Dallas, Gordon, of this city, secretary.
Austin was covered with snow all
day yesterday.
Luling First National bank reflects
all old officers.
Charlie Dyer, pauper los years old,
dies at Hillsboro.
Henry Coke. Carmine merchant,
Two Waco women are jailed, one
for murder the other for forgery.
Texarkana fire burns out Widow
Hof, also Ed Murphy.
NC. Wright, accused of forgery,
gives bond at Fort Worth.
San Angelo will vote on incorpora-
ton, again, Feb. 9th.
Beeville raises $40, 900 OF that pro-
posed 1000 in one night.
Beeville reports continued cold, but
no damage to fruit.
Boerne was on runners yesterday,
and fun was lively.
Cade alliance refuses to surrender
its charter to Evan Jones, president
of the state farmers alliance.
Cade alliance denies the legal ex-
istence of Farmers State Alljauce"
of Texas.
Brakeman Nat Boyall killed in the
Santa Fe yards, San Angelo, car
coupling.
Bee county committee appointed TO
raise $4,000 for Arkansas Pass inn
prOvement.
Construction lines permanently To-
Gated from Victoria to Guadalupe
river, Pan American road.
Barnes and Williams held at Tex
arkans fol. robbing railway passen-
ger.
The tobacco magnates are fined $3.50
each at Galveston for violation trust
law.
Bastrop alliance condemns Mill
and censures Sayers for voting for
him.
Boerne reports no interest in who
runs the 3. A. F., go long as they
run.
1t is reported that the boys at
Yoakum repudiate the s. A. P. agree
ment.
" Cali made for peoples party couutv
conventions to chose delegates f r
state convention.
Adj Gen. Mabry thinks CARA will
be captured or surrender within a
week.
The names of many of Garza's fol-
lowers are on the Webb county crini-
nal docket.
The federated committee 3. A. p.
strikers repudiate the agreement to
end strike.
The Mare Island ship yard never
was as active as now and the came is
true of the yards at Norfolk and Phil
adelphia.
Tsmmany eoes not desire the de-
mOeratic convention held In New
York, but prefers Chicago or Cincin-
natl.
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LATE TELEGRAPH.
PRESS DISPATCHES
AND STATE SPECIALS.
vp TO ras:TlMe OF GONG TO PRESS
Old Guard Bail.

NEW YORK, Jan. 2l.-The annual
ball OF the Old Guard comes Off to-
night at the Metropolitan opera
house.
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Another Murderer Respgted

LITTLE Rock, Jan. ll.-Louis Simp-
son, who was to have been hanged
today for the murder of Officer Ur-
land, has been granted a respite.
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Euildiny Permits.

NJ. Kor0ktip, bath house, South
Leons street, End ward.
], p. Wiley, shed, Stark street, LET
ward.
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Marriage Licenses.

Arthur G. Patterson and johanna L.
SeschBer.
Henry Kelly and Mary E. Allison.
Charles Schick and Caroline
Brehan.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1892-01-19
SUIT TERMINATED.

A suit of long standing was brought
to termination this morning by the
verdict Of a jury. It was the cause
of the Citizens National Bank of
Sedalia against j. NJ. and Milton
Durrill and Peter Dump, the latter
all we'll known farmers and stock
feeders in Pettis county.
The suit was on note given by the
Durrills with Peter Dump as security.
the note was signed as claimed BY
Dump and was to be the renewal Of
a 81, 900 note, while the bank claimed
that the note was 81 Mt out to Durriu
and Dump to be executed filed out
in full and came to the bank in that
condition.
Tie note was for $4,000. Since
the note was executed and
since the suit was pmmeuced
the bank had real ed $500 as q
credit on the note by the sale of Dur.
rills' real estate, and the balance WAS
left for Dump to pay, as the Durrills
have been unfortunate in their deal
ings in cattle.
THIS issue Dump contested.
The suit was triei once before in
the Pettis county circuit court and
the jury failed to agree. This time
the jury returned a verdict for the
defendant.
1t was a complicated suit and one
quite hard for a jury to determine
correctly.
The attorneys for the bink assert
that an appeal will be taken TO the
supr me court.
Saneree 4 Lamm, attorneys for
Dump and jackson Il Montgomery
and G. E. Yeater, represented the
bank.
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For the State University, Instead
of Being Hidden in the Wilds
of Boone County.

The following c. mmunlcatlon from
Columbis is well w,rhy Of perusal
BY Sedalians, and the BAzDo trusts
that the seed thus sown will have q
rich harvest:
1.-The governor wss present at q
meeting of the students and faculty
of the Missouri State University, held
in the Opera house, Monday morn
ing. H. made a very enthusiastic
speech commencing the faculty fol-
their action taken in regard TO con
tinuing the class work under 60 great
a disadvantage.
"He furthermore stated that he did
not think that the question Of the To-
cation of the Univ, rs.ty would be
even mentioned in the called meeting
Of the general ss'emb'y.
q" This was received with loud ap.
lause of the citizens and Kisses aud
cries of "Sedalia - BY the students.
"In regard to the burning of the
University, will say that, being
among the first at the scene, and hav.
ing had some experience in a fire
company. any company with ordinary
facilities for putting out fire, could
have saved q greater portion of the
building. even after the library aud
chapel were consumed.
"When the waterworks question
was raised last year, the wealthier
citizens of G lumbia, among them de-
clared they we're already raying a
large tax and did no: propose to be
taxed for waterwOrks.
"They tied the matter up in an
injunction suit against the city
and the decision being unfavorable fl
them they Carried the question to the
supreme court where il now rests.
1.-THE r, sources of Boone county sre
such that Columns has reached its
groxth in size.
"1he city is very unfavorably s;tua.
ted. People coming from any pa. I
Of the state. excepting the west, north.
west and east, aye subjected to great
expense and many inconveniencies.
Students living thirty miles south
have to travel distsnce of one hun
dred and four miles and those farther
south have to come by way Of Sedalia
or St. Louis TO reach thi, city.
sit is easily seen how much greater
the advantages would be if the uni.
versity was located in a growing town,
easily accessible by railroad, having
water works, electric lights, street
railways, where coed board could be
procured for three and one half 10
four dollars per week and where you
would not have to pay sev.r.l prices
for wearing apparel.
"Firmly believing that Sedalis is the
place for such an institution and we
express the sen iment of most of the
students, We are STUDENTS"
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WILL PROBABLY CALL AN EXTRA
HECCTnN

SESSION.
Jefferson City, No., January H.
The destruction of the State Univer-
sity building at Columbia, has rem.
dered necessary a special session Of
the general assembly, and it is thought
here tuat Governor Francis will issue
q proclaim alton converting the body in
less than q weeks time. The calamity
to the state is greatly deplored, not
SO much on account of the intrinsic
value of the property burned IS the
blow to the great institution, which
has of recent years very properly be-
come the pride and boast Of Missou-
rians. The governor left yesterday
afternoon for Columbia, via st. Louis.
He will spend a day or two with
President Jesse, who telegraphed the
governor urging his persence at Co.
lumbia. After bis return to Jefferson
City, it is believed that q call for .
special session will not be long delayed.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1892-01-19
WILL Hump HERSELF.
The Removal of the University
Will Bring Other Good
Things.

The BAzoo is in receipt of letters
from many parts of the state concern
ing the removal of the University.
Among these letters is one from
Stephen Pirkey, the we'll known
southwest educator and superinten-
dent Of schools at West Plains, Mo
ED. BAz,o:-Why is it not q good
time for sedalia to strike for the re-
movsl of the State Unworthy? 1t ID
a "bigger thing" to the city in which
it il located than the "capitol'' and
as the larger always attracts the
smaller, it would draw the "cspitol."
Then 'Old Missouri will hump
herself" and stretch forth her strong
arms and grasp fCndly the capital Of
the nation" to her bosom. Amen!
Your Friend,
8. PRKEY.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1892-01-19
ELECTION,

The directors of the Boonville
bridge company met at the headquar-
tiers Of the company in this city this
morning and the following named
were duly elected:
President H. q. Rouse.
Secretary and Treasurer-C. G.
Hedge.
G. G. Hedge who had been elected
director, resigned, and Simon Sterne,
of New York, was elected in Misplace.
The following named directors were
present and participated in the cleo
ton:
G. h. Gross, J. ]. Frey, E. G.
Hedge, john Montgomery, j., j. c.
Thompson, H. Bunce and Geo. P. B.
Jackson.
President Cross, G. e. Hedge and
the balance Of the party left on .
special for the south at 8 o'clock q.
m. to-day.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1892-01-19
THE STATE UNIVERSITY.
Talk of the Advisability of q New
Location for 1t.

The burning of the Missouri state
university has given rise to q good
deal OF speculation Of one kind and
another in reference to the rebuilding
Of the university. The latest reports
show the actual los over and above
all insurance will be large, while
some very valuable libraries went Ut
in smoke.
The alumni of the university who
sre residents of this city feel that in
tie burning of the building at Colum
bia they have suffered almost a per-
sonal loss. They have taken a par
d 'rable pride in the growth of the
university and want to see it rebuilt
as speedily a, possible. 1t was an
old institution of learning, having
but few months ago celebrated it:
fiftieth anniversary.
There is one matter that is being
discussed in this c,Dven'ion and thai
is the location of the new building.
The question of q change from Co
lumbia to another portion Of thu
state has been r-ised by friends Of the
university. but, Of course, has moi
been more than informally discussed
by them. 1t is claimed by some tba'
the university was not given proper
protection from fire, and that if tht
facilities for putting nut fires has been
what such valuable buildings call for
the irreparsbl, loss of Saturday nigh,
would not have occurred.
Again, it is claimed that the locs
ton is not god because Columbia i
not easily reached. The university
was in an out of the way place, and
other points in the state have out
stripped it in all that makes city OIL
town progressive. For these and
other reasons the question Ct a new
location for the new building ha:
come up. 1t is known that SOM:
cities would give q bonus large enough
to pay at least hslf the cost of ,h'
building if they could get the uni
verify.
The question of a special session Of
the legislature to take the necessary
steps in The rebuilding of the burned
structure is also receiving attention.
A number incline to the belief that
the governor should at once call
IN extra session, while others are moi
prepared to say what should be done
in the matter.
There will be q meeting Of the
alumni of the University at thu
Coates hotel Thursday night. Thu
object is 10 arrange some plan of &C
ton in calling upon the legislature
for big appropriation for the new
building.-Kaneas City Journal.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1892-01-19
A TERRIBLE QUARREL.

Saturday night at the home oil
Caller johnson, three miles north Of
Richmond, Mo-, his two sons, Ander'
son and William, quarrelled while sit
ting around the family fire, and the
former struck the latter with Q pair
Of iron tongs, breaking his neck and
killing him almost instantly. During
the past ten or fifteen years the mem.
bers of the family have had many
difficulties and fights among them.
selves. The mother Of the boys is
now in the insane asylum at st. 10.
seph, and two Of her sons have been
sent there at different times for treat.
ment. Both brothers engaged in the
difficulty Saturday night were desper'
ate when excited.
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NEARLY FROZEN.

Late yesterday evening q man
named Phileman Dunn, working on .
farm some four or Eve miles south Of
town, left for home considerably I'M
der the influence Of iqu5r and having
quart bottle 10 his pocket: He was
walking and did very we'll until al
most home, when repeated internal
applications of the medicine took
effect and he fell on the road beastly
drunk. He would certainly have
frozen to death had not q sleighing
party discovered him and
taken him to his home
half q mile distant. A. it was, he
was 50 badly frozen Is to cause him
to remember it for many . day.
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McElree's Wine Of Cardul

and THeDFoRD'S BLACK. DRAuGHT are
for sale by the following merchants in
w. Ed. Crawford. Galley.
G. W. Barick, Georgetown.
J. 8 r am & Son, Green Ridge.
C. w. Lesbo. Green Ridge.
H. A. Lonaan, Houstnnia.
Penquite & Snoddy, Lamonte.
Overstreet Drug Co., Smithton.
PETTB CjUNTY.
August T. Fleischmann, selalia.
w. E Bard, Sedalis.
Mer'z & Hale. Sedslia.
o. N. Smith, Sedalia.
r. 7. Miller, Sedslis
Dreskell Bros, Beaman.
Andler & Co.. Dunksburg.
Andrew Stand, Dumpville.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1892-01-19
CHEAP LANDS AND HOMES.

The st. Louis & San Francisco railway
company offer for sale 10000 acres Of
farm, grazing, timber and mineral lands
upon cheap and easy terms and in tracts
to suit purchasers. These lands are located
in the counties of franklin, Crawford
Phelps, Aaries and Pulaski, State Of Mis-
souri,.
For pamphlet and full particulars, call
upon or address F: c. Hoyt, Land Agent,
Roe Building, st. Louis, No.
II. L Morrill,, D. Wishast
Gent Manager. Genl Pass Agt.,
St. Louis, Mo. 81. Louis, Mo
Lie v / "
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1892-01-19
THE MARSHALL FAILURE
From the Marshall Dem crat.


Saturday evening about 2 o'clock
Marshall was thrown into violent ex-
element BY the announcement that
the Cordell Dunnica bank hal failed
A notice posted on the door announ-
ced the assignment. and that j. P.
Huston was assignee. For a while
the people on the streets and in the
business house, seemed dazed and
unstrung by the news, but soon the
sad truth was fully realized and the
worst was made known. Within q
few minutes crowds of deposito.s and
friends of the bank stood aronnd the
doors, but the cold glass gave them no
answer to their hopes. fears or anxi-
cites. When it was found that Percy
Huston:: the. cashier Of the Wood 4
Huston bank was assignee, confidence
was restored for depositors knew that
they would get every dollar possible
under the lave.
For the officers and directors 10th.
ing but sympathy has been expressed
90 far, none believing they have
prof,ed by the failure. At 8 o'clock
q statement was filed by the assignee,
showing merely chat the bank had
failed and its affairs were in the hands
Of j. P. Huston, assignee. We learn
the liabilities are $50. 900, and the
assets will be made known Monday or
Tuesday.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1892-01-19
BAZOO GOSSIP.

An ache in your back
As you toss in your bed
An ache in your head
As il it would crack
That's the grippe.
A taste 10 your mouth
Like . buffalo coat,
A feeling you note
OF lameness and drouth-
That's the grippe.
A burning sensation
That makes your Eyes weep,
A struggle to keep
Back q vivid or ition
That's the grippe.
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Krause's Headache Capsules unlike.
many remedies are perfectly harmless,
they contain no injurious substance, and
will stop any kind Of . headache, win pre-
vent headaches caused BY other irdulgence
Of food or drink late at night Pfics Is
cents, for sale BY Aug. Fleischmann, corner
Fourth and Ohio Merits 4 Hale, 2l0 Ohio
and O. w. Smith, GIG East Third.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1892-01-19
HORSE THIEF IRRES TED.

j. P. Mapes, detective from Fort
Scott, Kan, passed through yester-
day evening, en- route from Warsaw,
whittier be had gone to arrest . man
named Neese. for having mortgaged
six horses belonging to another man.
Neese's father iquidated the mort
gage and the matter was allowed to
drop.
Mspes said DR.. Thomas Edwards
descriptions answers to that of Q
man who had been in trouble at Fort
Scott on a charge similar to that for
which he is now confined in the
county jail.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1892-01-19
NILES NERVE

NILES NERVE AND LIVER PILL
Act on . new prlnc,pie-regulating the
liver, stomach and bowels through the
neryesc. A new discovery. DR.. Miles
Pills speedily cure billiousness, bad taste,
torpid lilver, piles. constipation. Un-
|equaled for men, women, children. Small.
est, mildest surestl so doses, Is cents.
Samples free, at A. T. Fleischmant,
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FOSTERS WE ATHER FORECASrS
Copyrighted 1892 BY ". 7. Foster.

N0PyIt6use0 AoSS W We - SOsseAs
st. Joseph, Mo, Jan. Is. Last
weeks letter gave detailed forecasts of
the storm wave, due to cross the con.
tinent from January 18th to 18th.
The next will be due to reach the Cal.
ifornia coast about the 18th, cross the
western mountains by the close of the
18th. the great central valleys from
Goth to 22d, and reach the eastern
states about the 23d.
About the 10Th this will become Q
furious storm in the country drained
by the upper Missouri, and the storm
will gradually decrease in tore a. it
moves eastward.
A cold wave will strike the upper
Missouri valley about the 2lst and
follow in the path of the preceding
storm wave. This cold wave will be
more severe than any Of the month
that preceded it.
Another storm wave will be due to
reach the California coast, we'll to the
south about the Oath, cross the western
mountains by the close of the 18th,
the great central valleys from 26:h to
28th, and the Atlantic states about
the 10Th. It will be q fierce winter
storm during its entire journey across
the continent.
On the 9th q cold wave will appear
il tho northwest, moving down the
Missouri valley on the 28th and into
the southern states on the 18th. This
cold wave will b. come q dangerous
blizzard on the western plains on the
28th, and q fierce norther in Texas on
the 29lh.
Both of the storms will cause very
severe weather in oil parts of the
United States and extreme cold in all
the northern tier Of states. The most
severe storms, sudden changes apd ex-
tremes Of the weather will occur from
January 18th to February 9th.
l have now completed my calcula.
tons as to the 1892 drouth. 1t is not
practical to publish detailed forecasts,
as every locality depends largely on
the topography of its immediate vicin.
ity. So far as / can l will reply to
those who may address me by letter
on this subject. In places the drouth
will run north Of the 10th degree of
north latitude, but generally. it will
be confined to south of that line.