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Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1892-03-07
SmierteInOse W New YOrku.
re StOlicy ZwiazkOwej.
Washington, 6 marca.

Ze Stolicy ZwiazkOwej.
Washington, 6 marca.
Znowu raz dla odmiany pa
nuje tu wielce wojownicze u
sposobienie pomiedzy oficerami
i W ministeryum. Tym razem
zwr6conem jest przeciw An
gill. Prawdopodobna jest re
cza, re lord Salisbury nadesle
ultimatum W sprawie po}owu
W morzu Behrynga, a wtedy
wojenne kroki moga sic roz-
poczac. Porucznicy juz obmy.
slaja plany, gdy Wuj Sam be-
die zmuszony wys}ac fote do
w6d P61nocnego Morza Lodo.
watego.
Stan zdrowia Springera ma
cko sc pogorszyi, DO i r6za
odnowi}a sic ia Level stronie
twarzy chory czeSciej maja'
czy. Lekarze jednak twierdza,
ze nie zuaczy TO pogorsaenia.
w nocy spi chory spokojnie.
W politycznych ko}ach tu-
tejszych najwiecej rozprawiaja
o kwestyi taryfy i kwestyi
,,srebrnej'''. Jutro rozpoczna
sic debaty W sprawie wolnego
bicia srebra. Przeciwnicy blu,
tax dem okraci jak republika
ME, r6znych srodk6w uzywac
beda najprz6d do op6znienia
sprawy przez pr6bowanie
zmienienia porzadku dzienne-
go, potem innymi mozliwymi
srodkami. Maja nadzieje, re
bill zadna miara ME przejdzie.
Pan McMillin we Wtorek
otworzy debaty W sprawie ia
ryfy. Debaty tie zapewne ca}y
tydzie6 wype}nia z wyjatkiem
Soboty, na kt6ry to dzie1 iune
sprawy So przeznaczone.
SmiertelnOSc W New YOrku.
A1bamy, 5 marca.
W}asnie urzad zdrowia Sta
nowy wyda} miesieczne swoje
sprawozdanie "a styczeh. Ii
czba wypadkow smierci wyno'
si1a 1850 W obec 11,241 w
grudniu. W ciagu ostatnich
lat siedmiu dla stycznia pre-
cietna liczba wynosi}a S,97S.
Najwiecej wypadk6w smier-
telnych by}o spowodowanych
chorobami organ6w oddecho-
wych. W aadnym dotychczas
miesiacu smiertelnosc ME by}a
tax znaczna, jak W styczniu,
wyjatkiem kwietnia roku ze-
sz1ego.
FafszerZ monet.
st. Louis, 6 marca.
Pewien Hiszpan z Madrytu
zosta} dis aresztowany pod
zarzutem, re sprzedawa} fall
szywe hiszpa6skie pieniadze.
Podaje swe nazwisko jako
Rosondo Fernandez, a areszto-
wano SO na podstawie oska-
..:1xso VI
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1892-03-07

JS'
ustepuje. Mai on licznych
przyjaci6} z zpowodu, re by3
zrecznym dyplomata, milym
towarzyszem i czynnym W
niesieniu rady i pomocy.
Pary5, 6 marca.
Biskup Hulet zostal obrany
nastYpca Biskupa Freppel do
Izby posl6w.
Belgia.
BrukseLd, 6 marca.
Wczoraj donios}a jedna z
gazet tutejszych, ze uczyniono
zamach dynamitowy ma tutej-
sly budynek poselstwa hisz-
pa6skiego. Kilku' 'robotnik6w
odkry}o machine piekielna i
zagasili lQnt zapalony.
ROsya.
Lomdym, 6 marca.
Moskiewski correspondent
do Chronicle donosi, re W
czasie gdy car ma}zonka je-
chali sa6mi przez Newskij
Prospekt, ktos o SAME rzuci}
pakiet zawierajacy prawdopo-
dobnie bombe. Ale pakiet ten
wpad} W snieg i zadnej szkody
ME zrzadzi}. no Sprawca zama-
chu umkna}.
POrtugalia.
Londyn, 6 marca.
Depesze z Portugalii dono-
sza o nowych burzach, kt6re
szaleja wzd}uz wybrzeza por.
tugalskiego.
Lizb0na, 6 marca.
Poczta Afryki po}udnio-
wei przynosi wiesci o powsta-
niu w obwodzie Zambessi prze-
CIV kapitanowi Gonveia, kt6ry
podobno zosta} zamordowany.
Grecya.
44te1ey, 6 marca.
M. de Imeyesf d}ugoletni
kierownik jednego ze rzado-
wych departament6w, zosta}
mianowany ministrem fnan
sow, a Meletopulos mlnistrem
spraw zewnetlznych.
Egypt.
Kair0, 6 nlarca.
Ameryka1ski pose} dla Me
mice Phelps, kt6ry odby} po-
dr6z po Egipcie odwiedzi} no.
wego kedywa. Kedyw przyja}
Phelpsa nadzwyczaj uprzej-
mie, m6wiac, re ameryka6ski
pose} dla Niemiec ME potrze-
buje dyplomatycznego pred
stawienia. Pan Phelps ma zy-
czenie kedywa opowiada} o
cesarzu niemieckim, jak odby-
wa przeglad wojsk, jak powo-
}uje ofcer6w, i jak ci postepu-
ia. Doda1, re tax jak cesarz
Poczdamu, tax kedyw PREY.
bywa re swego letniego pa}acu
do zamku W Kairze, z mini
strami swoimi odbywa narady,
a potem powraca. To por6w-
mamie widocznie bardzo po-
chlebi}o kedywowi, kt6ry zno-
WI opowiada}, jak cesarzem
Wilhelmem sniada} W Poczda-
mie i bra} udzia} W name
wrach.
Pan Phelps wspomnia} takze
o zmar}ym Tewfku Paszy,
kt6rego zna} takze, i kedyw z
wielkiem uczuciem wspomina}
ojca.
Ma czese majora Wissmanna
pan Phelps wyda} uczte W
Kairze. Wissman bawi obec.
ME W Egipcie dla poratowania
,Jrouio
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1892-03-07

kt6rego oskarzono o to, re fai
szywe pieciocent6wki (nikle)
tym sposobem spozytkowywa},
il wrzuca} je do automaty-
cznych przyrzad6w (nickel-in
the slot "a to odbieral rome
artykuly. Chwali} on sic by}
pred przyjaci6lmi, ze kazdy
TAXI przyrzad MONA poruszyc
o}owiana nasladowana piecio-
cent6wka i udowadnia} to,
wrzucajac take pieciocent6wki
do acknowledgement wag,
przyrzad6w wydajscych "a 5
cent6w cygareta, cukierki, gu
me do zucia i t. p. Dowiedzia}
sic O TEN Thomas D. Callag-
han tajnej s}uzby zwiazko-
wei i tajemnie zbiera} fakta i
wyszukiwa} swiadk6w. 46o
o}owianyct 5 cent6wek przez
Grummana wydanych znale-
ziono i kilkunastu swiadk6w,
pred kt6rymi Grumman
tego sic chwali}. Kiedy W SO.
die Grumman tych swiadk6w
zobaczy}, prawie upad} ma zie-
mie przerazenia, Komisarz
Wright stawi} oskarzonego
pod kaucya $1,000 pred sad
zwiazkowy.
Zwiazek robotnik0w.
PiAsbwg, Pa., Z marca.
Jutro odbedzie sic tn wiel
kie zebranie delegat6w r6znych
rekodziel celem za}ozenia wiel'
kiego zwiazku modelator6w,
kowali, blacharzy, kotlarzy i
robotnik6w przy maszynach.
Celem zwiazku bedzie pomie.
dry rzemieslnikami robotni.
kami tych r6znych fach6w u.
tworzyc solidarnosG do niesie
MIA sobie w2ajemnej pomocy,
poparcia i obrony, uregulowae
system zawodowego kszta}ce-
MIA sic, pracowac przeciw pro-
dukcyi zbyt wielkiej, za}atwiac
spory pracodawcami "a po-
moca sad6w polubownych,
starac sic o zmniejszenie ilosci
godzin piracy i wystapic prze
civ piracy skaza1c6w.
Traktat z Meksykiem.
San Amtoaaio, zepas, 6 mar.
Pose} Stan6w Zjednoczonych
W Meksyku, Thomas Ryan,
wczoraj W drodze do Wash
ingtonu by} W tenn miescie.
Opowiada}, re celem jego po-
dr6zy jest uaradzic sic z mini
strem Blaine W sprawie ira
ktatu handlowego miedzy obu
krajami. W sprawie Carry
wyrazi} sic, re gazeciarskie do
nosy wielka szkode przynios1y
handlowi z Meksykiem, gdzie
obecnie zupe}nie jest spokoj-
ME. Meksykanie ma to sprawe
zwazaja mniej, niz Ameryka-
ME ma jaka szajke rozb6jnik6w
kolejowych.
lime wiesci z Meksyku.
Meuico, 6 marca.
Wedle obiegajacej tu po-
g}oski rozpocze}a sic wojna
miedzy Guatemala Salvado-
rem. Depesze z Guatemala do
nosza, re to nieprawda, a re
Salvadoru, re istotnie wojna
ME da sic nadal uniknac.
Mnostwo Chi1czyk6w teraz
przyjmuje obywatelstwo me-
ksyka6skie, azeby tym sposo-
hem uzvskac Wstep do Stan6w
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1892-03-07
Fafszerz monet.
st. Louis, 6 marca.

st. LO1b2S, b marca.
Pewien Hiszpan z Madrytu
zosta} dis aresztowany pod
zarzutem, re sprzedawa} fall
szywe hiszpa1skie pieniadze.
Podaje swe nazwisko jako
Rosondo Fernandez, a areszto-
wano 60 na podstawie oska-
rzenia przez niejakiego V.
Gurdji, kt6ry trudni sic wy
miana pieniedzy W Galveston,
Texas. Fernandez ME m6wi
po angielsku, przez t16macza
usprawiedliwia} sic, re jesli
pieniadze przez niego wyda-
wane by}y fa}saywe, to on sam
zosta} oszukany, gdyz "a pra-
wdziwe je uwaza}.
Fa1szywe mike.
Nee0 Havepi, Conn.,, 5 mar.
Pred komisarzem zwiazko-
wynn Wright stawa1 dis Geor-
ge S. Grumman, majetny via.
sciciel piwiarni 2 Norwalk,
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1892-03-07
TGlegTamy ZagFaHiGzns.

NOwe przesladOwania POlakOw.
Nieprzyjaciele cesarza Wilhelma
faeza Swe silly W sejmie i Radzie
panstWa.
POsef Reid W Paryzu fetOwany.
Zamach dynamitOwy ma pOsel-
stwO hiszpanSkie W Brukseli.
Zamach IA cara.
NOWe burze W POrtugalii.
POSei Phelps W Egipeie.
Los Angeles herald., 1892-08-28
Letter from Carmen sylvia.

An interesting letter from Carmen
Sylvia, the queen of Roumania, has been
received by personal friend of the
queen at Munich. 1t is dated from Mon
Repos, the home of Carmen Sylva's
childhood. my health" she writes,
sis improving day by day. This miracle
is no doubt due to the shady walks in
the palace garden of Mon Repos, the
pure air breathe in this place and to
the delightful promenades through the
green lanes of Wied During my walks
l often think of how your mother and
used to walk together in years gone by,
dreaming fair dreams of the future and
talking about the beautiful, romantic
Germany of former times, so different
from the Germany of today.
''Alas! your mother is dead l am
still here, i'll and bereft of all illusions,
although the doctors seem very hopeful
about me. Life is indeed very short,
and the apostles words, Here we have
no abiding city are very true. Pail
Mall Gazette.
Los Angeles herald., 1892-08-28
Mrs. raylor's Autograph skirt.

Mrs. Abner Taylor, the wife Of the
millionaire Chicago congressman. has
initiated startling unique fad, perhaps
the most unique ever inaugurated by q
Washington society lady.
1t has been customary for long time
here in Washington for ladies to secure
the autographs of senators, representa-
tives and high public dignitaries in
albums Mrs. Taylor's ambition has
outgrown the album stage. There is
now passing through the house of repre-
sentatives one of Mrs. Taylor's under
garments, which is known to the female
sex as skirt. A neat little note from
Mrs. Taylor is appended, addressed to
the representatives of the people in gen
eral, requesting each one of them to
write his autograph upon the garment.
She explains in the note that it is her
purpose to embroider the names in silk,
with a view to possessing when the or
nament is completed an autograph skirt
of the present congress.
! The passage of this linen affair from
desk to desk through the house has Gre
ated no end of amusement among the
congressman, and many of the more
modest of the peoples representatives
are anxiously inquiring where this auto
graph fad of the ladies is going to stop.
When the garment reaches the senate
that august body will probably ex-
perience shock from which it will take
some time for it to recover.-Cor. Phila-
delphia Times.
Los Angeles herald., 1892-08-28
A Woman Doctor of Philosophy.

Among the women who have received
deserved honors during the present sea-
son is Mrs. A. E. w. Robertson, of Mus
cogee, 1. T. The University of Wooster
conferred upon her the degree Of doctor
of philosophy This title was granted
in recognition of high scholarly attain
ments and literary productions. Mrs.
Robertson has recently completed the
translation of the New Testament from
the original Greek into the Muskogee or
Creek language.
Some of the books of the New Testa-
ment had been previously translated by
others, but she revised and retranslated
all, and the complete volume has been
published by the American Bible society,
New York. She has likewise translated
some of the historical books of the Old
Testament from the original, and has
complied a Muskogee glossary, a vocab-
ulary of the Chickasaw and an English
and Creek vocabulary. Christian at
Work
Los Angeles herald., 1892-08-28
An Exasperatine Creature.

She is usually pretty and attractive to
the men, which accounts in part for her
demeanor to the other girls less fortu-
nate than herself. She is seldom over
twenty-one OF twenty-five, or she would
be likely to have more sense, and she is
very numerous, which goes to prove that
there are hosts of pretty young women
to be found almost anywhere in Ameri-
ca, but especially do they thrive at fash
ionable summer resorts.
Her tactics are to be most affectionate.
Terms of endearment trip glibly from
the tongue, though they are used, as a
rule, only to show her own importance
and but preface some condescending re-
mark that makes one want to tear her
eyes out, yet cannot resent it owing to
the very sweet manner in which it is
d.-Philadelphia Times.
Los Angeles herald., 1892-08-28
A Cold Kisser.

Doctors say that kissing is unhealthy,
but if it were possible to kiss to death
we'd all make our immediate start on a
blissful journey to ''that bourne from
which no traveller returns"
The stage kiss is one to be studied. It
is artistically done. Some of the old
timers have a sort of careless, indiffer-
ent way of doing it. No amount of
study will enable them to do it success
fully; it is nature, not education, that
makes an actress an experienced kisser.
1t is pretty hard to say who is the most
artistic kisser of all the pretty women
on the stage whose lines make them in
dulge in osculation. Mary Anderson,
now Mrs. Navarro, was paramountly the
coldest. New York Journal.
Los Angeles herald., 1892-08-28
LIGHTNING 1t. FLUID.
THE GREAT PAIN
KlLLER
INSTANTANEOUS IN ITS ACTION |

This is the most wonderful pain-de-
stroyer that has ever been put before
the public. From It's rapidly Of action
comes the name we give It. Positively
the greatest boon to suffering human
ity. No family should be without
bottle in the house. We warrant It to
be sure and lasting cure for all pc'n.
This Is ono of the few harmless but
effective remedies that is most valuable
for inward as we'll as outward appllca-
tons, and will cure In cases where all
other medicines have failed. For
Headache, Neuralgia, rheumatism,
Sprains, Bruises. ChilbIains, Collie, In
huenza, Coughs and Colds, Cramp In
Stomach, Pains in Back and Limbs,
and all pain flesh is heir to. For sale
by all druggists in 5Cc and Sl.oo bot
ties. DON'T FAIL TO TRY 1T.
Los Angeles herald., 1892-08-28
Preserving with saocharin.

1t now appears that preserves and
sweets for gouty people are being done
up in saccharin instead of sugar. 1t is
said that fruits preserve their figures,
aroma and color better in saccharin than
in sugar, which will be temptation to
housekeepers who take pride in the fine
appearance of their preserves. Sac
charm. it is understood, is preparation
of coal tar. 1t is expensive, but mas
much as it is 200 times sweeter than
sugar little saccharin will go great
way. The idea of preserving fruit in
coal tar is enough to make our great
grandmothers get up and come forth
New York Evening Sun.
Los Angeles herald., 1892-08-28
An Indian Belle.

Tuesday the Indian woman Nellie left
for Pendleton. She was richly, not to
say gaudily, dressed in 'toot assemble"
surmounted with an Easter bonnet that
looked like section of the morning
robes of spring. Her red blanket, neatly
rolled and fastened with shawl strap,
gave her distingue appearance, and
the equipoise Of her bearing was only
equaled by the sang froid with which
she grasped the car rail and swung her.
self aboard as the train pulled out, with
the easy grace of Pullman porter and
the blushing difidence and careless in
difference peculiar to the saddle covered
colored maiden of the Oregon woods
Hood River Orr Glacier.
Los Angeles herald., 1892-08-28
Queen Louise,s Three Daughters.

BY the way, some of the papers went
few steps too far with their admiration
of the almost miraculous beauty of
@uBenLouise Of Denmarks s three daugh-
Ters. ''Loveliest of the lovely" to begin
with. "Time has recoiled from touch
ing them with his marring fingers" and
80 on, with plenty more of the same
sort. Well, fattery of this strength is
q far remove from an honest compli-
ment, and even the touched up photo
graphic portraits of the Princess of
Wales, the Empress of Russia and the
Duchess of Cumberland will scarcely
support that theory of miraculous love
Illness. Our own Alexandra, as all the
world knows, has beautiful face,
which owes its chief charm to sweet
expression; the czarina's large, lustrous
eyes constitute her one perfection, and
both these illustrious sisters find the
rest of their wondrous youth and at
tractiveness in the mighty art Of dress,
in the pursuit of which they must
spend any amount of time and attention.
It is their get up which is SO marvel
oua, and IN their elevated position it
III wide attention.
Los Angeles herald., 1892-08-28
For Dainty Feet.

No woman can make mistake as to
the correct footgear for the season. For
everyday wear white canvas ties and
boots are the style. They are tipped
and trimmed with patent leather; white
canvas ties have also a white kid tip.
Russet shoes and those of tan leather
are also much worn. A novelty is the
walking boot Of Russian leather, with
the uppers of white buckskin. Slippers
of black suede are perfectly plain, save
for the presence of some remarkable
gilt buckles over the instep.-Shoe and
Leather Facts.
Los Angeles herald., 1892-08-28
Women Active i'm Politics.

Among the most prominent women in
the political party which has grown out
of the Farmers Alliance are Miss Mary
E. Lease, of Wichita, Kan, platform
orator of much eloquence and power,
who will be constantly engaged in
speaking for the Peoples party through
the campaign; Sarah Emery, one of the
editors of The New Forum, party
paper just started in st. Louis; Fanny
Randolph Vickery and Mrs. Gay, of
Texas, and Eva McDonald-Va whose
two years career on the platform has
been one of great credit to herself and
of brilliant and efficient help to her
party. She has been self supporting
newspaper writer for several years.
Los Angeles herald., 1892-08-28
The Gladly EIactnr.n %

Mr.. j. A. Bright's ''lady elector" has
turned up again. The first time Mr..
Bright was returned to parliament a
lady contrived to vote for him, and at
the central Birmingham election on
Wednesday a similar incident occurred.
Some question arose as to the validity of
the vote, but the mayor and town clerk
agreed with the Liberal agent that as
the lady's name had somehow got upon
the register the returning officer had
no option bat to receive her paper
London News.
Los Angeles herald., 1892-08-28
A New Word.

Miss E. T.. Yates, of Maine, has in
vented new word, "Mrdalne' (Mr. and
LADY,, pronounced Meridian. She says,
"In the new order of things there is a
demand for title to express the part
nership of men and women in business.
This word can be applied when the part
ners are husband and wife, brother and
sister or brother and somebody else's
sister, viz, Mrdame Smith e. Jones'"
This is ingenious and may be found to
meet ''long felt want. Boston Wom-
ans journal.
Los Angeles herald., 1892-08-28
The Presislent,a Nieoe.

Of all the people at the White House
at the notification ceremony probably
none so thoroughly appreciated what it
really meant to the president as Mrs.
Dimmick. She is the one next to Mrs.
Harrison with whom the president has
freely discussed affairs of the govern
ment. Mrs. Dimmick, who is the pres
ident's neice, rides with him frequently.
and in this way has gained clear idea
of the most annoying things in the in
side of the administration machinery,
and of how the president copes with
them.-Washington Post.
Los Angeles herald., 1892-08-28
Their Fathers Business.

Why do not girls who spend their time
signing for career learn their fathers
business? A man died in this city few
years ago leaving manufacturing BUSH
ness that paid $4,000 a year, but not one
of his large family Of daughters was
able to conduct it, and therefore IT
passed to strangers, while the family
went into comparative poverty. When
real estate man died in Jersey City nor
long ago his daughter announced her in
Los Angeles herald., 1892-08-28

AS for the Duchess of Cumberland, al
ways the least pretty of the three, i'll
ness and unhappiness have changed her
into very plain woman, with an almost
miserable expression, differing greatly
from the bright look she wore as girl.
.-London Society.
Los Angeles herald., 1892-08-28
Il. M. SALE & SON. Druggists, Los Angeles. G

TREATMENT, a specific for Hysteria, Dizzi-
ness, Fits, Neuralgia, Headache, Nervous Pros
tration caused by alcohol or tobacco, Wakeful-
ness. Mental Depression, softening OF Brain,
ture Old Age, Barrenness, Loss of Power in
either sex, Impotency, Leucorrh@a and all
Female Weaknesses, Involuntary Losses, Sper-
Self-abuge, Over-inculgence. A months treat
ment 81, 6 for SIS, by mail We guarantee six
boxes to cure Zach order for boxes, with S5,
will send written guarantee to refund ii net
cured Guarantees issued only by Fl M. SALE
q SON, druggists, sole agents, 220 s. Spring
street, Los Angeles Cal.
Los Angeles herald., 1892-08-28

tention of carrying on the business. She
had assisted her invalid father in his
office and had become SO familiar with
the business that she is now conducting
it successfully. ly.-Newark Advertiser.
Los Angeles herald., 1892-08-28
A Trying Ordeal.

A famous duchess in London recently
went through the ordeal of having a
dress made on her own figure. She stood
for three hours while the dressmakers
wrought fifty yards of rare old lace that
could not be cut into a gown for a
soiree, at the close Of which every stitch
had to be carefully cut and picked out
before the lady could disrobe. The
amount of torture that fair woman will
undergo in the name of vanity would
astonish the martyrs. rs.-London Letter.
Los Angeles herald., 1892-08-28
To Be viewed Through Smoked Glass.

To Be Viewed Through Smoked Glass.
A girl who attracted much attention
from masculine passers by stood on the
corner of Brattle and Washington streets
yesterday. She wore a red hat, red sus-
penders. over flaming yellow waist, red
skirt and red shoes. She was sight for
gods and men, but not for men who are
troubled with weak. eyes.-Boston Rec
ord.
Los Angeles herald., 1892-08-28

HoI Traveller, t.ke BEecHAM's PILLS with
you.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1892-02-16
STILL 1T GOES.
More Fine Stock for Pettis
County.

Articles of Incorporation yesterday
were fled with the recnr'er for the
Green Ridge Horse Breeiing assoeia-
ton. The capital stock is 81 ,OCO, in
seventy shares of the value of 500
each. The executive committee Is
composed Of the following gentlemen
John Laney. 5. A. Men,zer, w. w.
Chas;ain, Joseph Riienour, Chss. +
Wadleigh, H. L. Wadleigh and F. b.
Reed.
The purpose for which the associa'
ton i. for the purchase and handling
of a standard breed tro;ting stallion
and such other stock as may become
neccessary-not exceeding at any ON,
time the amOuat and value of tn,
capital stock.
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rotary, Isaac Isaac; treasurer, w.
b. Cutler.
The convention then passed resolu-
tions thanking the people Of Sedalia
tor their entertainment and fsvoriug
the removal OF the capitol to Sedalia
and adjourned at 4 o'clock yesterday
morning, to meet at Springfield, next
year, after the mos, disorderly, un-
seemly and disgraceful conventioa
ever held in Sedalia.
NOTES.
-Filley was victorious.
There was more He'll than Har-
mony.
The night session was a bowling
mob.
There were about one thousand
delegates in attendance.
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1t OPENS.
The Democratic Committee De J..
cides on Primaries.

There was a very important meet
ing Of the democratic central com.
mittee of the city yesterday evening,
at which it was decided that primaries
would be held in the various wards
for the nomination of city officers.
The date set is for March 10. The
selection Of judges will be given later.
as we'll as the official notice of the
places for voting, etc.