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The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1892-04-19
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HAxn1sBURe, Pa. April 1.-THE
Democratic state convention for the
election of delegates 20 the Chicago
convention met this morning With l63
delegates. After the usual prelimi-
naries Congressman Beltxhoover was
unanimously elected temporary chair
man. Mr.. beltxhoover's references 70
Grover Cleveland and Governor Patti
son were received with cheers long
continued. One individual In the gal
lery shouted, "What's the matter with
Hill?' but only groans and Kisses fol-
lowed.
During the calling Of the roll Of sem
atorial districts for members Of the
committees nearly all Of the delegates
left the hall, only those interested re-
naming. Mr.. O'Harety's seat was con-
tested and IN excited crowd of dele
gates gathered around the chair, shout
ing for recognition. There were con-
tests In two or three western districts
and all Joined in tho melee. Several
parties came to blows, but were sepa-
rated. O'Leary, although he was ser
Reant-at-arms and supposed to preserve
order, fed from the hall The contests
were settled by the committee on
credentials.
Resolutions were adopted strongly
indorsing the administration Of ex-
President Cleveland and instructing
the delegates TO the Chicago convcn-
ton to vote for him as . unit.
Christian Heydrick Of Vanamgo
was nominated for Judge Of the su.
preme court by reclamation. George
A. Allen Of Erie and Mayor Thomas p.
Merritt of Reading were named as the
candidates at large for congress. Two
national delegates and one presiden.
tial elector from each congressional
district were then named.
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THE OLD TICKET AGAIN.

40ee00 - - 8Hoo1000e 009xaD00sO B0Dr
aing Hass 0aes Ases-Prsnlsss.
CHICAGO. April IA morning pe-
per says: "viee President Morton h
to be renominated with President Har-
rison At the Minneapolis convention.
That fact was practically determined
Ut . secret meeting Of Republican
party magnates in Chicago yesterday.
It was . private gathering, but rumors
Of the business done were plentiful
Senator Sawyer of Wisconsin, Sena-
tor Allison of Iowa, Jesse Spald-
ing, . representative of SEN
ator Cullom and Others participated In
the conference. An interesting feat
ure of the stories Of the meeting which
are current is . statement that - .
result Of the conference and in the
event of the Republicans winning.
Allison and Cullom win be rewarded
with portfolios in President Harrison's
cabinet 1t is asserted that at tho
Senator Sawyer acted as the
envoy of the president"
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1892-04-19
MORE TROUBLE IN BRAZIL.


Rio Janelro In . State Of Siege, aaa
Matte Crosse In Rsbellion.
Rio JANEIRo, April 1.-THE city TO-
day is in . state Of siege. A number
of prominent military and naval Of
ficers have been arrested for having
participated in great public manifes-
tation in favor Of ex-President Fon-
SEGA The prisoners will be tried by .
council of war.
Revolution was started in the state
Of Matte Crosse. The legislature has
proclaimed its independence Of the re-
public. The river is INSTRUCTED by
hulks. Colonel Barbosa is in charge Of
the rebels. The new governor, EN-
bank. who was prevented from land
ing from the steamer which took him
to Matte Crosse from Rio Janeiro, was
fred upon by the fort. He is now on
the Paraguay side of the river.
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judge Potter About Again.

TOPEKA, Kan, April 13.--Judge Gas.
sius G. Foster appeared in the United
States district court this morning for
the first time in eighteen months. and
attempted to instruct the grand jury.
His voice was weak and he was
wrapped in . heavy blanket Before
he could complete the charge his voice
broke down, and District Attorney Ady
was compelled to finish. Judge Fos-
ter was compelled to retro from the
bench on account of severe attack Of
BriRbt'S disease.
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DEATH 70 RUSrLERS.

Bloody Battle on Powder River. wyo.-
Two Cattle Thieves Killed.
DOUGLAS, Wyo., April IA battle
between the cattlemen and ''rustlers"
has occurred on Powder river. in which
the latter were defeated, with loss of
two killed and several wounded.
The rustlers are flying in every direc-
ton, with the victorious cowboys hot
on the trail.
Owing to the telegraph wires being
cut it is difficult to obtain details of
the fight Nate Champion and a man
named Ray, two notorious rustlers,
were killed in the fight.
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COLUMBUS, Miss, April 1.-THE 70
cent heavy rains have swollen all
streams in this section of the country
to point never before known, and as
a result the destruction of life and
property is frightful. All farms along
the Tombigbee river are abandoned.
Houses of all kinds are washed away
and cattle and mules by hundreds have
been drowned.
Many floating houses have passed
down the river. Every available craft
here has been used day and night in
relieving the sufferers, carrying ont
food and bringing in the destitute
people.
On one small mound there were forty
people, many more cattle and mules.
On another there were seventy people
and cattle by the hundreds and the
negroes on all the low lands have lost
everything on earth they had, and
there are hundreds of them here.
The white people have been unable
to get a negro to do any kind of work
toward rescuing other negroes without
paying in advance.
Twelve negroes have been drowned
within three miles of this city. At
points on the river below here the loss
of life is very large.
The water was receding. but it ID
again rising. One rescuing party was
upset and three negro boys drowned
three miles above town. Ali the others
climbed trees and were found. An
other rescuing party were upset and
spent twenty-three hours in the trees.
Deaths May Reach One Hundred.
The water indicates that the loss by
the flood is greater than at first report
ed, as does news just obtained from
points below where the country is fat
and gives no refuge to the negroes. 1t
may show at least 100 negroes have
been drowned in this county alone.
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Apology A. . Zine Art.

An Irish railway porter who had re-
Gently been greatly teased with Ques-
tons BY . nervous old lady. at last told
her 70 70 70 the d. She complained
Of his language 70 the station master.
who required him 70 apologize which
he did - followA Just - the train
Vas starting: An 90 Nam ysre
the lady told 70 60 to the d--i
we'll thin - asedn't ga"-Psu Nall
GasettA
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HUTCHINSON, Kan, April 12.-Franlk
A. Smith and Charles A. Smith, who
have been sojourning in Kingmau,
Kan, since December last, under the
aliases Of parsons" and ''Montrose,"
were arrested there last night and
brought to this city for safe keeping.
They are wanted in Kansas City, where
. charge Of emblezzing 8, 900 from .
Utah cattle company awaits them.
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MANHATTAN, Kan, April 14.-George
w. May, who has been travelling
through the country working the un-
derwear fraud, was yesterday sentenced
to six months Imprisonment in the
county Jail for criminal libel. This il
the outcome of one Of Mays fraudulent
sales in this city. He has worked his
fraud successfully in several cities west
Of here, but came to grief by his fond
ness for writing letters of . scurrilous
nature.
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I.dixnation Meeting Of Negroes

ST. LOUIS, Mo-, April Ian indig-
nation meeting of about $50 negroes
was held here last night to denounce
recent outrages in the South, especially
the triple lynching at Memphis and
the burning at the stake of negro at
Texarkana. Speeches were made by
C. II. Landy, DR.. Killing, George How
ard, C. 81. Tyler and others, and resolu-
tions adopted protesting against the
outrages and declaring in favor Of the
forming Of auxiliary bodies throughout
the United States to agitate the matter
Of protection to the negro.
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ono Hundred Baildings Burned.

LEoNfELDEN, April l2.-This place
has been almost totally destroyed by
fire. The flames appeared to start in
several places simultaneously. Ono
hundred barns and Ueher farm build
inRs were burning at one time. Tho
church belfry collapsed and the bell
was melted. A carpenter was killed
while trying to rescue others. Several
persons were injured
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SENATOR M'MILLAN.s PLANS.
Warshlps for the Lakes.

Warships for the Lakes.
New YORK, April Ex-senator Nc
MILAN of Michigan is deeply interested
in the question of placing war vessels
on the great lakes as q protec-
ton to their commerce against
possible invasion. "Under tho
treaty of 1919" the senator
said, ''it is held that only one armed
vessel may be kept upon the great
lakes This is not enough. The con-
ditions are entirely changed since that
treaty went into effect, and what was
just and adequate then is by no means
adequate now"
"How large . fleet would be ade-
quate to protect the lakes?" Senator
Mcmillan was asked.
"There should be four first-class gun
boats" he answered.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1892-04-19
FOrGisen by LUCKY"

SAN Francisco. April 14.-Pretty
Anita Baldwin, who recently eloped
with her cousin, has made up with her
father, Lucky" Baldwin. The old
millionaire fell i'll several days ago and
when the girl learned that he was sick
she went to his bedside to wait upon
him as she used to do. The reconcilia-
ton between them is said TO be com
plste and the old man will also forgive
George for carrying of his favorite.
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PARIS, April 1.-THE massing of
troops on the Western frontier of Rus
STA Is still matter of discussion among
military men and considerable conjec-
ture is INDUCED in as to the object of
Russia in sending such large forces to
the Western provinces. The Eclair to-
day says that several leading Russian
generals have left st. Petersburg to
assume command of the troops massed
on the German frontier.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1892-04-19
Political Notoo.

Vermont Republicans elected dele
gates to the Minneapolis convention
and endorsed Mr.. Harrison.
The Democrats of Cherokee, Ander-
son and Neosho counties, Kansas. have
instructed for Cleveland for presidsnt
Kansas Republicans in convention
1t Horton elected Cyrus Leland Of
Troy and s. b. Kelsey Of Atchison -
delegates to the Minneapolis conven-
ton Judge Allen Of Leavenworth
was chosen - IN elector.
The Republicans Of Bourbon county,
Kansas, met yesterday 1t Fort Scott
and selected delegates for the conven-
tions 1t Topeka, Atchison and Fort
Scott A resolution was adopted de-
elaring the liquor q uestion settled.
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LUxEMBuRa, April N.-Consterna-
ton wa. caused in the railway station
here to-day by the discovery of two
enormous dynamite bombs on a train
which had just arrived from BRUSSELS.
They were of a size sufficient, had they
exploded, to have blown the train to
atoms. Each weighed forty-five
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Partridge Makes . Haul.

CHICAGO, April "a whirl Of ex-
element marked the close of to-day's
session of the board of trade, the break
In the price of wheat from the high
point of the day being over four and
half cents
Edward Pardidge, the noted plunger.
who for the past three days was sup
posed to be nearly at the end of his
rope, is credited with winning half .
million dollars on the decline.
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Two Childrea Burned to Death.

ST. LOUIS. Mo-. April 14.-Mrs. Hen
~ Niernan left her home this fore
noon, locking in the house her two
children. aged 2 and years During
her absence the house caught fire in
some unknown way and it and the
children were consumed.
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TOXIC SWEPT BY FIRE.
Six thousand Houses Burned and ,
Least FlfkY JapAnese Llves Lost.

Least Fifty japanese Lives Lost.
LONDON, April IA dispatch from
Toxic says that the conhagration
which broke out there on Sunday did
enormous damage. The dispatch 10
vague as TO which portion Of the city
was burned over. but states that 5000
houses were destroyed.
The loss of life was heavy. Up to
the present it is known that fifty Of
the natives lost their lives and = num-
Der are still missing.
The houses that afforded fuel for
the fire were Of Light wooden construc-
ton.
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STOCKHOLM, April 13.-Three boxes
recently landed 1t Malmo, Sweden,
labelled machines" were found 70
contain 2, 400 copper shells filed with
powder and illuminate Of mercury
During an inquiry 1t the custom house
one Of the shells exploded, wounding
IN Official.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1892-04-19
OPPOSED TO FUSION.
The Organ Of the Kansas Alliance WIN
Not Have IL.

The Organ Of the Kansas Alliance WIN
Not Have It.
TOPEKA. Kan, April l3.-The ALI
ance Advocate this morning declares
in favor of w. d. Vincent of Clay coun-
ty, secretary of the executive COM
mittee of the Peoples party, for gov
ernor. He is . man of good education
and recently purchased the Clay Center
Dispatch, which is now being run IS q
Peoples party paper. In urging his
nomination the Advocate says he is q
Knight of Labor and the farmers will
lose nothing BY recognizing this or
Ranization.
In opposing the nomination Of John
N Ives. the editor of the Advocate says
that he has the personal assurance Of
the present attorney general that he
does not want the nomination for gov
ernor and would prefer to make the
race again for attorney general.
When asked If his announcement for
Vincent did not mean opposition TO any
fusion with Democrats, Dr.. McLallin
said: That is exactly what IL means.
! want to see a straight ticket Of Peo-
Piles party men nominated IN shall
urge this policy in the Advocate.
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Rsef1iting h Clintoa.

CLINTON. Mo-, April 14.-Clinton has
been made recruiting station for the
United States army. Lieutenant Len
ton, Of the famous Seventh regiment.
b In command Of the station, assisted
BY Corporal Mckenzie Barraeln have
been established and the work OF e.
listment d going on.
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DROWNED BY SCORES
AWFUL FLOODS IN ALABAMA
AND MISSISSIPPI
LOSS OF LIFE AND PROPERTY.

One Hundred People Thought to Have
Been Drowned-The Colored People
On the Low Lands Lose Every
thing They Possess On Earth
Many Houses Swept Away
BY the Angry Currents.
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Oct . Ksasss City Contract.

WASHINGTON, April II. Fulford
Bros 4 Bowers, Of Topeka, were
awarded the contract for grading tho
government building site 1t Kansas
City. contract price 3, $50, work to b
completed in sixty days
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Ten Villages Burned.

vmnNA, April 1s.-Ten villages In
Hungary have been burned. The
spread Of the flames was assisted BY
dry and windy weather. Large stores
Of corn and many head Of cattle have
been burned. Five persons were killed
and thousands are homeless.
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XAHAAs CETY, No, April 14.-Abo1t
$50 women and children axfivod 1t the
upion depot yesterday, bound for Oh.
lahena the fani Of he boooaE.
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Pans, April 1.-THE government
has decided for the present to send no
general commissioners 70 the Chicago
fair, the IfsncA consul general there
acting In that capacity.
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WASHINGTON. April l3.-Rumor says
that Mr.. Cleveland has con6ded TO his
friends here that 10 the event OF his
nomination he first prefers Is his run.
ming mate Ex-Governor Campbell Of
Ohio and secondly Governor Boies of
Iowa. After that come . number OF
possibilities. but under no circumstan-
ces does he want Gray. he feels that
no ticket With Gray on It could carry
New York or New Jersey on account
of the Indiana ex-governor's we'll
known "Knownothin9" record.
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TonoHFo, Ont. April 1.-THE Hon.
Alexander Nsckenxie's isagain critical
His death b only question Of few
houy1
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This IL q BAzOO-Prlce Ten Gent

This wonderful musical earth initiates .y
animal
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hundreds
place the lips holes the tin aud the breath and fey
holes the wood covering three holes ia the tin with the leaving Il
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taking String and brass ofchest mo
addition The BAzoo sells readily In
GOODWIN. sedapa.
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Tho Hogden medical society held
it, quarterly meeting st Butler lest
week.
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81. LoUls. No.. April ls.-Howard
Eceles, maddened BY rejected love.
murdered his mistress. Jennie HarT1-
son, and then killed himself
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East Fifh street. All grades Of dsn-
tistry done at reasonable prices.
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HALL AND FirZ TO FIGHT.

HALL AND FITZ TO FIGHT.
The Noted Alddlswsights Reach n
Agrssmsnt for Big Purse.
New YORK, April i3.-Jim Hall and
Bob Fitzsimmons have agreed to meet
in the prize ring and fight to finish
for q purse not less than Sl2, 900 and q
side bet of IS, 900 each. The fight will
occur at the Olympic club of New
Orleans, California or Pacific of San
Francisco, whichever offers the largest
purse. The fight will be at catch
weights.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1892-09-09
ABOUT MORTGAGES AND PENSIONS
ASHLAND, Kan, Sept. 7,

ASHLAND, Nan, SepU. {.
To the Editor Of tile Eagle.
Permit few thoughts on inconsistent
cies. First, the Democratic and Fusion
roar relative to mortgages, is the sheer
est nonsense, and a most prominent
mark of demagogue. The mortgage
is always prated upon as an evidence of
distress and poverty. And the mort
gagor is made to believe that while his
judgment was lame, and he has fool
ishly squandered his money. that the
mortgage is thief and robber, and is
to blame for all the mortgagor's want of
tact and industry. AS rule, the same
parties are willing to give note promis-
ing to pay, for the simple reason that it
is much easier to repudiate a note than
a mortgage.
Now what are the facts, as to the
marks of distress and poverty branded
upon the mortgages. In the city of
Chicago the mortgage Indebtedness is
S161 per capita. In the state Of Illinois,
in the country it is S73. In the city of st.
Louis it is 800 per capita. Now how much
better would it have been for those dis
tresSed real estate owners of Chicago to
have bought in southern Illinois or ST.
Louis. The fact is that energetic men
in Chicago and other localities have
bought, paid part in cash, and mort
gagged TO buy more, keeping their eyes
open and selling at good margins when
opportunities offered and thus became
mlllionaires.
Out of the $40 millionaires in Illinois,
301 are in the city of Chicago. These
men did not put all their eggs in one
nest. and sit around cracking jokes and
peanuts waiting for some strange, imag-
mary development (Beilamy theory for
instance) 10 hatch them out and make
them independent.
What is the matter with some of these
Kansas mortgaSers sending those doub
ly-distressed mortgaged-to-death Chica-
goans little -four: Show Us locality
without mortgages and you will show a
community without any very great
marks of advancement. No man should
mortgage without a well-defined reason;
not simply TO carry the money IN his
pocket.
If there be anything III the croakers
theory, the railroads are the most pow
erty-stricken institutions in the land. LIZ
Is supposed that most of them are mort
gagged for all they are worth. and more.
Again, Is it not strong mark of bar
renness in Issues for the Democrats ard
third party to be always prating about
the government i'll treatment OF the
Unien soldier, when they are always
vilifying the soldiers pensions, AID
neyer-or, az least, seidonl-present
him Tor Office II Conssaer-
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In the minds of many there is good
sized string to Sulliyan's ignominious de-
feat in the ring at New Orleans, Wednes-
day. The associated press agent who
sent out the alleged reasons why the ex-
bruiser from Boston agreed to make the
fight, i. e., for the money he expected to
receive from the mill, may have been
innocent in the statement SO far as it
was a give-away of Sullivan's real de-
sign, but there is little doubt that it was
literal truth. And there is but little less
doubt that Sullivan got what he fought
for. The stakes seem like fabulous
sum. but it would be mighty hard to
convince some people that Sullivan's
compensation was not more than $780,
900. If he needed money as badly as
was represented there was no surer or
easier way of getting it. The winner
may or may not have had any knowl-
edge of such thing, though his remarks
after the bout contain strong init
nation of such suspicion at least.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1892-09-09

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for the manufacture Of pure article OF
scandal: Take a grain OF falsehood, a
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Of nimble tongue, sprig OF tie herb
backbite, spoonful of don't you tell
it. six drops of maiaoe. few drachEs
Of envy: add a little discomfort aud
jealousy and strain through a bag Of
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skein CT street yarn; keep i in hot a.
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