The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1892-02-09
THE NEWS IN BRIEF.

Sexton is likely to succeed Mccarthy IS
the.Irish leader.
An alleged clergyman is in Jail for SELL
Ing clergyman's ticket.
A bill to prevent national bank officers
lending themselves money is under consid-
GRAFTON.
Masons Of the Missouri Masonic Benefit
association are talking Of entering Kan
sas order
A letter from Emin Pasha, now explor.
ing Africa, tells of horrible cruelties prac-
tisea by slave dealers.
A forecast Of the queens speech to
be made at the opening Of the British par
lament next Tuesday is made public.
A Montana correspondent tells Of a band
OF Indians found in a cave In the Rocky
mountains alternating like the bears.
Gus K9hlsr Of s., louis, NOW undl ar:
rcst in Columbus, Nsb., is said to have
forged sixty or seventy different names.
The Western Farm Mortgage Trust
company Of Denver has been attached,
and rumors Of bad manage ment;are cur
rent
The Union Pacific Grievance committee
will appeal from Assistant General Man
ager Dickinson to General Manager
Clarke.
At Ivanhoe Tunnel. Col, John Roach
was instantly killed by an immense cave
in. lie was shift boss and was WELL
known.
Beer is not spirituous liquor, accord
ing TO decision rendered by Judge
Knowles. United States district Judge at
Helena, Mont
The supreme court Of Kansas enioius
the Kansas City Live Stock exchange
from interfering with the business OF the
American live stock commission company
Efforts of ''law and order'' people in
Pittsburg to stop the sale of Sunday
newspapers under q law passed in the
eighteen century have thus far proved
futile
The heaviest snow-storm In years fell
at Charlottesville, Ind, yesterday, great
damage being done 70 crops while fruit
trees were broken to the ground with the
heavy snow.
Three Canadian cabi.et ministers leave
for Washington Monday on invitation Of
President Harrison. Negotiations for a
a conference.
lNeuty-turee CiSdEmakorS eupiOyeO Oy
Heck s. Weigand and d. A. Holland, De-
catur, ILL.,, are on a strike because the co.
ployers do not furnish wrappers enough
to keep them busy all day.
The rice trust, which Is officially known
as the New Orleans milling company, has
assumed charge Of all the rice mills ~
New Orleans, thirteen In number, and
nine of them have been closed.
The Democratic committee Of Oklahoma
has decided to call the territorial conven-
tion May u to select delegates to the ma
tional convention. The committee stood
% for Cleveland, for Hill and for Boies.
As the scholars Of the Armourdale Kan.
school were marching out yesterday after
noon, Victor Carlson, who would be $
years old to day, was knocked down and
horribly maugled by an electric car in full
vie~ OF his schooimates.
Election At Live Stock Exchange.
KANSAS CITY, Mo-, Feb. 1.-THE annual
meeting of the Kansas City Live Stock
Exchange took place yesterday afternoon
and the then present officers were nomi-
mated for reelection. They are: Frank
NJ. Cooper, president; J. H. Waite, rice
president; A. E. Beggs, c. Bridgeford and
Chester Snider, directors. These names
will be voted upon at meeting Of the ex-
change, which, according to the rules.
takes place ten days after the nominations
uare made