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The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1892-09-20
THE MAINE ELECTION

Pos, Dis7s,ch.
"As Msine goes 90 gnes the Uuion'
wss knocked out and permanently
retired ~ q ia'l campaign cry year,
ago. Bu' Repub N organs are now
claiming that Msin-'s vote in Septem.
Der shows at least how New England
will vote in November. They tell us
that If the Republican plurality in t.
DAYS election in Maine goes sb we 10,
600 it will show that the administra-
ton has helped the party and that the
ticket is going to obtain hsndsomer
Enforcement than in 1888, "when 1t
swept all New England, except Con-
netIcut."
Let us zee about this.
In September. 1890. Maine elected
a Republican Governor by q plurality
Is, 1888 and all the Republican canji.
dates for Congress bv the usual plurali-
ties. But how did New England 90
IN November few weeks later?
Masssc husetts elected q democratic
governor by q plurality of 6. 437. aud
instead of returning ten republicans
aud only two democrats to congress
elected seven democrats and only five
republic aus, the democratic net piur.
atty on congressman being 1928 or a
little m,re than on governor.
In few weeks after The republican
victory in Maine, New Hamp-l ire
elected two democrats in place of two
republicans to congress by plnralities
aggregsting !, 1872, ami the republican
nominee for governor barely escaped
defeat by pitifnl plurality OF SO
votes.
Connecticut in November showed
up with a democratic plurality Of
3 CSC nu governnr. and a sill larger
democratic plur .iity on cougr' ssmeu,
her del, CATION being changed t. three
democrats and one republican from
three republic ms and one democrat.
Rhode Island on the s'me day
Oh nged her delegation in congress
from Two republicans to two drmocrats
elected by clear majorities over all o.
prnents.
Iven Vermont discr. dited the
Maine "poin,er" that time by cutting
her %. 4O4 msjori y Of 1898 diva to
"A, 163 in November, 1890.
Thus We see that New E gland is
as little b und as The Union is to go
in November as Maine goes in Sep.
temher. A considerably reduced re.
publican vote to-day will show Only
that Maine, as well IS Vermont, is at
last beginning to be aft. cted by The
Gauss that have 30 visib'y weakened
Or Overwhelmingly defeated the al.
p rty in INST of lis
former strongholts.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1892-09-20
CHEAP LANDS AND HOMES.

The ST. Louis & San Francisco railway
company offer for ssle 10000 acres Of
70, IN, grszing, timber and mineral lands
upon cheap and easy terms and in trscts
10 suit purchasers. These lands are located
in the counties Of franklin, Crawford,
Phelps. Aaries and Pulaski, State Of Mis-
souri,.
For pamphlet and full Particular, call
upon or address F. c. Boyt, Land Agent,
Roe Building, st. Louis, No.
II. L Morrill,, d. Wishart
GenI Manager. Geo1 Pass Agt.,
81. Louis, No. 81. Louis. No.
liz " "
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1892-09-20
MIDWAY IN The CAMPAIGN.

ChicaS1 News.
1t is gratifying upon reaching 9
halfway station 10 the national can
vass to observe that some Of tho most
optimistic predictions concerning il
are being entirely fulfilled. Up to
the present. with but few exceptional
instances, the battling has been right
along the line of the main issue.
From coast to ,ast there has been
abundance OF oratory and proselyting.
Mr.. Reid has his coat IF aud is work
ing MS though he earned wages By the
piece; Mr.. Stevenson is scurrying
hastily about in high tariff districts ;
the presidential candidates are con.
Quoting themselves discreetly, and
Me SIS. McKinlry, Reed, Boies and
o hers are directing the stream Oftheir
persuasive talk into willing ears.
And everywhere this campaign is
being taught intelligently, consider
ately. coldly polile'y-on the
question OF the riff Of personality
there is but little; of Safeguarding
none at ALL
The inevitable result of this state
Of affairs is that no voter need 60 to
the polls next November without
clear conviction as to how he is going
to vote and Why. No fsing rumor
or belsted personal diatribe should be
able to dc feet ore degree the convic-
lions made up in weeks Of Calm study
oil the situation.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1892-09-20
Coughing Leads to Consumption
Kemp. B ,lsam stops the cough at
once.
Blu MESS INTERESTS

BUINESS INTERESTS.
New Yo World.
The appeal of republican campaign,
ers TO business men is peculiarly i'm
pu'ent and weak.
The hnsin-ss men of this country
have sen Grover Cleveland 10 the
Whire House for four years ami they
know N t he can be trus ed 10 protec,
their interests
How lie it With his successor
President Harrison found q surplus
of 500. 600. 600 in the national treas
ury. He will leave a deficiency of an
equal amount.
Is this good business?
He found the taxes at the war
standard after nearly q quarter of q
century of peace aud strong public
demand for their reduction. He has
sigDei bill increasing these taxes in
eleven of the thirteen tariff schedules.
Is this just business
He found the country suffering
from the evils of compulsory coinage
of lightweight silver dollars.
He has signed bill which is Il ,od-
ing the country with paper substitutes
for these deficient dollars. baeed upon
silver thar has greatly deprecated in
value since its purchase, and which
threatens to drive gold out of circula.
ton
Is this safe business?
Business men will give their idea
on this question in November
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1892-09-20

THEY ARE WIN.
No Well POSTED Democrat An
Iicipates d. feat

New 1O'k Septem e. Id. Among
the callers at democratic national
headquarters yesterday was Edward
ke.Iney. one of Tammany's best
kno~n chems, and a man who is
known TO he very close t. the d. mo.
era ic managers 10 this 81 y an state.
NJ. Kearney has just returned from
bis summer home in Saratoga, where
he has conferred at various times in
the pas. fntnight with I'll the state
leaders. II Think" be said, THAT
the prospec OF democratic success all
over the country is better than it has
ever been before in recent years.
Every sign, TO my mind, points to this.
/ have tried to take an impartial
view of everything, and have not
allowed my politic,I prejudices to
control nv judgment. When 1 pre-
dicted a big Democratic success in
the State last year people we're inclln.
ed to think that / was vi ionary. but
We got . larger majority than I had
stated. In the very beginning I
place Flowers majority at 40, 900,
and backed my judgment by max.
ing several bets that his majority
would be that much. am still ready
to bet that Mr.. Cleveland will be elec;-
ed. l have already made several bets.
| have wsger.d considerable that
this State viii 60 Democratic, ss we'll
a. the bets have made that Cleve-
land will be elected. In addition TO
these l have made three bets tina, the
Republican maj ,ri'y in Pennsylvanis
will be les than 10000. This would
be falling cfi in the Republican vote
of $4,000 All there vsg-rs we're
made before the elections in Vermont
and Maine.
HILLS STRENGTH FOR CLEVELAND.
"How about the situation in New
York;" he was asked.
81 do not regard New York state -
, doubtful state. 1t il . democratic
stats. Under the leadership Of David
B. Hill We have IN organization here
that has and will insure the state to |
he democracy. While in Saratoga !
met politicians from al parts of the |
,tate. including Senator Hill himself,
md / can see no reason from the talks |
With them why the party il not in %
rood condition now - it was . year
lgo. Mr.. Cleveland 10 going to re-
,eive a large republicaa and indie.
,endent vote in addition to the party
1ote. l hear the republicans talkiog
bout detection among democrats, but
do not believe there u any, for I /
ave tried to find it in vain. I'LL
bought it existed would not be %
.nxious IN risk good money upon the
esult in this state. ] don't bet for
eminent; ! bet to win"
MAJOR AMES CONFIDENCE. i
Major Henry Ames of 1t. Louis, Ii
tho has been looking over the situa II
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1892-09-20
WHENCE CHOLERA COVE!

Chicago News.
Coincident with the reappearancs
of the Asiatic plague in Europe hae
arisen the expected outcry against
admitting Iudia with its 6lth and its'
disease to menace the civilzed world
summer after summer. Mary of our
American contemporaries have again
been vainly ordering the British gov.
eminent to take measures for the
eradication of the plague in that gi-
gantic pest house. Once the source
Of cholera is destroyed. man in the
regions OF civilization would have lit
tie reason to fear an epidemic. And
in India, a. in other torrid parts of
Asia, chOlers 10 chronic.
Undoubted, if it could be stamped
out there, it's visitation abroad would
be far lees frequent. But the appeal
to the British government must in the
nature of things be futile. India in
state of unprecedented health il
enough to keep the hands of Great
Britain busy. The task of enforcing
cleanliness, careful living and sanitary
improvem. upon . trifle of ESQ.,.
OOO, 900 human beings, many of them
weltering III filth from their birth, and
nearly al the weak children of imma-
ture parents. is quits beyond the power
of any government on earth.
Life 10 cheap in India. Cholera
and climate are what keep the coun-
try from overpopulstion. 1t is idle
to hope that if the world il ever freed
from cholera it will be freed By act Of
parliament. .
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1892-09-20

grand old party. In the meantime
there are no democrats sulking. They
are all fighting earnestly and aggres-
sively. A letter was received here
yesterday from Bourke Cochran, in
which that distinguished orator put
himself on record as predicting that
Cleveland would have over SO, 600
majority in New York state.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1892-09-20
MISSOURI N .TEs.

Mammoth Springs is u great ship
ping port for chickens.
The Ststs Editorial convention
will meet next year at Clinton
The rains of last spring are laid
to have cut short the quail cr"p
There is desire to reduce he sur
plus o: old mails at Higgi 'svil'e.
-Moberly 10 thinking Of burning
mr. own clay inst-ad of using the
MexioO article.
The S,u,hern Meth list are
stronger in Mi-sour, than in any other
state except Virginia.
The Hamilton & Kingst,n rail-
road has purch ssed another locomo-
tive, which makes two.
MIR. AID Mrs. L. W. C,,kling of
Nevada are reckoning on about the
finest residence in that town.
There are four republican pro-
fessors in the State university, but
they will all vote for CIevs lan1.
But one state officer, George C.
Pratt. railroad commissienrr, uas ever
been elected from Boone county.
"A Missouriau, G. W. Pump hrey,
stond highest 10 the ex amin +ti N at
the State university Of Arkaas.s.
1t is stated as q thing certain that
the r.ilroa! will be built before spring
from CsIb n Center to FL Dorado.
While all Missouri is talking
"good r"ads" jackson county is CALI
irg r bids for sl5, 900 worth of ma
cadam between L .eds AMI R.ytown.
The college to be located in
is To be called Co per col.
lege. In honor of w. H. Cooper, one
Of the most en,erprising cit zens in.
tie county.
1t is stated that in tw, school dis
tricts in Lsclede county there will be
no school this year because the people
do not FEEL able to buy the new :hool
books.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1892-09-20
A Fellow Feeling,

Grumbling Consumer (as gas COM
pany's office)-Bet~een footpads and
gas bills mans life 10 hardly worth
living any more.
Clerk-Have the footpads been af.
ter you?
Grumbling Consumer (hanAine
over . $40 bil)-No They kssv I
en- a customer Of youra Chicago
Tribune
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1892-09-20
A SOUND LIVER MAKES A WELL
MAN.

Are you Bilious, Constipated or troubled
with Jaundice. Sick Headache, Bad Taste
in Mouth, Foul Breath, Coated Tongue,
Dyspepsia, Indigestion, Hot Dry Skin,
Pain in Back and between the Shoulder,
Chills and Fever, &c. If you have any Of
these symptoms, your liver Is out of order
and your blood ID slowly being poisoned,
because your liver does not act properly.
HERBNH will cure any disorder Of the
liver, stomach or bowels. It has no equal
q liver medicine. Price rs cents. For
sale BY Overstreet the Druggist.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1892-09-20
Shot HIS WIFE.
Arms Zeigler Put Two Bullets
Into his Wife While She was
Standing BY the Side
Of Her Dying
Father.

terrible tr .pedy was enscie'I q mile
from this city at 8 O'Clock YESTERDAY
evening. Arms NJ. Zeigler, fiuishe'
in one Of the furniture factories, shOl
his wife twice. He came to the city
and deliberately told of his crime and
defied the officers. 10 a few minutes
over 500 persons were after him, and
be sought refuge in the private house
of Mrs. Deprease, IN aunt of his. De
was soon captured and tsken before
j. D. Lacey, Justice OF the peace,
where he stated that he had done the
deed in the presence of his wife's
parents, just where he wanted to do it
The following is history of the at.
fair: Zeigler married AgIie Wilson
in 1884, when che was yet scarcely
Is. For the last two years they have
not gotten along very we'll, aud a,
frequent intervals the neighb,rs were
c ,mpelled to interfere TO keep him
from beating her Four weeks ago
he knocked her down and otherwise
made things hideous at his house.
John Knapp rushed in to queIl the
trouble and Z-igier got his rszor and
chased Knspp rome. In the mean
time his wife escap ed to a neighbOr'-
house and refused TO return. A week
later friends persuaded her to live
with him, and everything went well
until Sunday, September 4. when
Zeig'er threatened her viii violence.
Getting an opportunity ste again
slipped away, taking her two
lite boys. On Monday abe
employed an attorney and applied
for a divorce and asked for restrain
ing Ord.r 10 prevent him from going
on the premises where che was. She
remained bid from him until Sstur-
day evening, when he found she was
at the home Of Geo Benson. Prccu-
ring a revolver he went to Bensons
house and sought an interview with
his wife, but he was refused. Later
he drove To the home of her parents,
a mile from the city. To-day he
learned where she was and at 3 o'clock
went out there. Her father vas at
the point OF death. Z.gler spoke to
the sick man about his wife and
exp es.ei q de ire that he re-
cover from bis lines. F..
ma Is. he shook hands with Wilson,
who lay on the bed more dead than
aliv'. AMI hill him good by. Turning
O ,.ickly tn his wife he asked her to
withdraw her petition for divorce. an |
upon her refusal drew his revolver
aud shot har in the right bre st. the
hal, 50 caliber. passing around ard
coming out rear the spite. A sec md
sh It fleet in her arm He then
turned from his wife. who had fallen
into her mothers arms, and came TO
the city snd told of his deed. She is
fatally wounded.
While waiting for bis preliminary
trial, James Burnett shook hands
with him and said: "How do you
feel"
Il never felt better in my life. l
did Just what / wanted to dol shot
her right in the presence of her father
and mother. l intended all right but
| guess failed"
A reporter then said that it was re.
ported his wife was dead.
mo he said, mot by q ID
light.
She is too id mean to die"
He wss placed under a S.,
bond, which he soon gave, and is now !
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1892-09-20
Seven Per Cent Straight.

No commission charged on loans Of
81 900 90 or more secured on farm
property where the amount wanted
does not exceed SO 90 per acre.
Peoples Bank, 404 Ohio street.
j. G. Van RIPER, Cashier.
9-2Ow1m
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1892-09-20
Missouri Cheap Lands.

One nundred.6 Fifty thousand acres of rich
farm, erasinG and mineral lands in South.
west Missouri for sale cheap. For partic.
ulara. address Land Agent Frisco line, Roe
Building. st. Louis, No. 2.l0wu
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1892-09-20
French Tansy Waters.

These waters are for the relief and
of painful Irregularities, and will 10
move oil distractions. They are sure
and safe every time. Manufactured
By Emerson Drug Co., San jose,
CAL, sold BY Aug, T. Elise ,aaup
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1892-09-20
Bucklen's Arnics Sslvo.

TIE BEET 6ALvE in the world for Cuts,
Bruises, Sores. Ulcers, Salt Rheun, Fever
Sores, letter, Chapped Hands, Chiiblsins,
Cons and al Skin Eruptians, and posi-
lively cures Pile. or no pay required. Il
i guaranteed to give perfect satisfactiop
or money refunded. Price Is cents per
box. For sale By Merits d Hale.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1892-09-20

When Baby xas sick, we gave her Castoria-
when she was Child. she cried for Castoria
When she became Miss, she chung TO Cassoria-
whso she had Children. she gave them CassoriA.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1892-09-20

There are 10000 incsndescent
lights in the city Of st. Louis.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1892-09-20
Little, But Lively.
Little drops of water,
Little grams Of sand,
Make tbe::mighty ocean,
And the pleasant land"

Huo tuW PsS1Ssos 1euo
And d opping into prose We would
say that Mr.. Pierce's Pleasant Pellets
are mild, but prompt in relieving
constipation, sick he .dache. bilious
at,act, pain in the region of kidneys,
torpid liver. and in restoring healthy.
natural action to the stomach and
bowels. Is cents q vial. One Pellet
q dose. Little, but lively. The use
Of the old style, drastic bills is 40 out
rage on the human system.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1892-09-20

Major Henry Ames of St. Louis,
Who has been looking over the situa
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-11-13

ssrrea away far better than mo-,
Thus he has endurance. 'D0a T
Third. He has unusual oy;t.lo...
ity." That is, his body d LONE N'' P,'
accounts to some degree AZ lesst a.. ~ ~
recuperative ability. He doss ~,
wear out He races hard one dar ~ W
is all right the next, and keen. {, a n.
almost without cessation from ~ ~ ~
ginning TO the end Of the season "
Coupled with these natural CONT
nations, rare good sense :, ussS 4,
training He works hard ali ,be t,,na
puts In solid practice when no, ' rae
ingi when not feeling well does no,
exert himself He takes plen,v ~ =,
sleep, a matter in which many ars Az
hoient 1t would not be possible W. ~,
the remarkable work TO be done tba,
he is doing did he give much Of hi'
energy TO other lines, for with M.
finest of physiques and the most ne,'
fectly disciplined of muscles tber,
must be great nerve force to onera,,
them with the tremendous vlvor tho,
Is necessary to speed the mile in
S'Oo 40 DIX l. II. GuLfcK.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-11-13
ODD ITEMS ANp IDEAS.

The enrolment of girl students in
the Harvard Annex this year is over
300.
London photographers can not meet
the demand for pictures Of buffalo
Bill"
"A town with one street, and few
alleys" is the way Chicago sizes up
New York City.
There are but 100 colored voters in
North Dakota. There are IS, 900 in the
city of Baltimore.
A negro who wns arrested at Albany,
Ga, recently for COW stealing, gave
six different aliases
A timber raft comprising 5000, 900
feet and valued at $50, oOO was hauled
into San Francisco bay lately.
No crime has been punished by exc
cution in Finland since that country
separated from Sweden In lsOs.
The bore-hole at Schladebach, near
Kethan, Germany is 5,735 feet in
depth, and is for geological research
only.
In the twenty-six years that the
Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers
has had existence, Chief Arthur states
It has disbursed over So, 900, 900 to the
widows and families of deceased en-
gineers.
DIR. Daniel Deuison Slade is one Of the
few surviving eye witnesses of the first
capital operation under the influence
of ether at the Massachusetts, general
hospital November 2, 1916, when the
discovery OF DR.. Morton stood tile test
which revolutionized surgery.
The Capital Savings bank Of Wash
ington Is Offered entirely by colored
men, and its depositors are all OF the
same race. II has been in existence
four years starting - in 1883 with
joint stock amounting TO less than
O., 600. Now It has paid-uP stock Of
s3e, 900 aud its deposits for the year
Just ended amounted to s3l7 600.
When Abraham Lincoln was elected
president OF the United States in 1880
he received l,so5,9i3 votes in the
thirty-two states which then consti-
tuted the union. In tho presidential
election of 1888, the total vote OF New
York state was i.320 100. New York's
total vote this year is not very far from
the entire vote cast for Mr. Lincoln in
the whole United States thirty-two
years ago
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-11-13

merry on tne -Keena river Into these
rcfrigerators the fish arc placed as soon
as taken from the water and subjected
to a temperature Of 90 degrees helow
zero Hers they remain six or seven
hours, and arc then removed to an
other room with zero temperature,
where they are held some two weeks,
and then Theoretically scaled in cases
for shipment The general introduc-
tion OF cold warehouses adjacent TO the
fishing grounds is destined TO effect a
notable change in the salmon industry,
enabling Gamers and Others TO utilize
the heaviest runs, instead OF being re-
stricted in their catch TO the number
they are able to use up from day to
day. The Ash may now be caught in
larger quantity and stored in cold
rooms for future treatment in tho In.
tcrvals between largo ''runs"
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-11-13


sate,iully protected against thas. ,,,.
raHnuers. e n'u'
blt the American Young v-o,,.u 49,,
70 New York and Chicago ana ph.1'su. 7eu
pnla' and the other cities I'D nlllnvl-
Mnefe TINS oluss Of men hre .ilias ~,
known or small and timld -, ''. .,. uh,
"a inus unaccOmpanied Nm, "tVI ,llu
along the boulevards looking H. sAiAs
attractive shop windows wstehiaa NC
thousand interesting sights ~ ~. tne
est ana most varied thoroi,rb s ss's s'eue,
the world. And the denrssst y. Vi
men are attracted and fascinatad MI ,n,.
nave not Yet learned TO eive 4 rn,,,ii les
Women wide berth. ana nr,baiIe
have some pretty fhuniIiatim'. ,ues
fence uAfe'-
Que day last summer a v,,,,,., a
very handsome American Svurs INA
waiting down tho Rn,lasasl WIS
Iapucines toward The sVsn,,.. ues
Opera. She was getting on 49, Nv
urely, stopping at n sbon t,r ~ NM. iels-
and then. As she stonnn5 i"iYN now
boot shop. one Of tho io,,,,..,-. Veiolv
Cafe de Ia Pair, the great iont;rI ~ ne
of the gentlemen deseri,,'fa llave
crossed over ami ioinej H.. ""VNs,
something In French sho,,t TO-. sail
and the great delight h. Tonid ~ sv.uiis
helping her shop She ioot,a 10 " "
boots as though no one was bestSe t .,is