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The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1892-11-29
The Comet.

From the Philadelphia Times.l
II Is forging on through space,
With its fiery, ,aring face.
Like the headlight OF train TO ruin DASH
ing:
Plunging near and vet more near,
Till this trembling mundane sphere
Sees ahead the ruddy danger signals fash
ing,
j. il Biela's comet-sav?
Or some other queer estray
From the meteoric dance of fame-clad
hours,
Some Peri-like evict?
Or some blazing dereIict.
Driven onward by the bowling fates and
iurie>?
Will it telescope the earth
With sort OF CHASTITY mirth?
Or be telescopcd itself by earih's star
gazers?
Doth il hide hot Goals or hail
In its long re,plerd mt tail,
y supply Of polished stones or stellar
glaciers!
i there room for il To pass
Thrilling query for ALA.
II there lint, Mother Earth NAV rue the
tu-sle.
While her victor, vaulting clear,
May surprise some future sphere
W 18th specimen of meteoric muscle,
Moral. Ere it grects your eyes.
l. tanning twixt the earth and skies
Suspended like the coffin of Mahomet).
Set tn rights your houses all,
And make ready, great and small.
For the coming and the humming of the
Comet,
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UNDER THE CARS.
Death Likely to Result From a
Spree.

y stranger giving his name Is Her.
MAN Brett. aged ~ years, single, DE-
cupation. section laborer, relations in
Ohio. was picked up last night by the
trainmen and police officers ON the
Missouri Pacific tracks in front OF the
depot in badly mangled condition.
The wounded man was taken Ia ell
gine house No. ,, on Usage street. and
Mills. Dre>>el and ii. l.. Scales. were
sent for who promptly responded To
the call. Upon examination il was
found that Breit's right leg was ha,llv
mashed, nece>>itating amputaiion just
above the ankle; right arm broken
between the elbow and wrist: right
collar bone broken face and body
terribly cut.
1t seems that Brett. who had drank
very freely Yesterday, wandered about
about until II o'clock when he went
To- The depot and lay under sleeping
ear on the side track. While there >le, p
came over him. When No. from
the west arrived, the sleeper was
hacked of the siding. running over
and draggin. Brett some distance.
He was found by the trainmen AMI
officers AMI taken To the engine house
H. above stated.
This morning about nine o'clock he
was removed To the Kelley Hotel
where he rested easily. The physi-
clans fear that he has received inter-
nal injuries which are likely To result
in his death.
\ visit was made To the Riley hotel
this afternoon. Brett was suffering
considerable from the loss of blood.
Another examination will he made by
the physicians. a. il i thought that
his L." is broken near the thigh.
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Death of Mrs. William S. Sloan.

lL.i.vrr News. Nov. p
With profound regret the Ncrs thi-
morning announces the death al Mr..
Eliza J. sloan. beloved wife of Mr.. Viii
liam :. Sloan. of the business department
oi THE paper. The sad event brings >or-
row and grief into one of the most lovely
homes "f tbs city and marks an end tc a
union that Wa one III the happie>t and
mos, perfect III marriages. In every quail
ity that distinguishes true and noble
woman. a. u wife. mother and friend, Mr..
Sloan was one ri the hest al her sex. Her
los To- husband, children and acquaint-
ancc> j. an irreparable one. The warm
sympathy ri many friends will go forth To
Mr. Sloan in his severe bereavement.
Mr.. Sloan formerly resided in Sedalia.
where the family had a large circle ri
friends.
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GOODNESS.
A few thoughts that are season.
able by Deacon Simeon Din
widdie of the west end.

Blue noses made their appearance
On our streets Thanksgiving morning,
and closets were rumaged for last
winters apparel. Around the stoves
which have been ignored since last
spring were gathered the shivering
family circle, and the grateful heat
was fully appreciated.
Exactly when cold weather made
ITS first appearance, we are not reli-
ably informed, and even the oldest in
habitan,s can't tell Us. But along in
October or November he generally
sneaks around nights, when most peo-
pie are asleep,and gets position Of one
point and another, and then little
later he comes right in bodily and
runs things with high hand.
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And "" shall have >nuw
And what will the robin Il" then, poor Thing ~
1t Is rather Il serious question, and
when the first snow comes, MIR. Robin
hops around barefooted with his head
Oh one side intensely disguised.
Cold weather Is about the only arti.
Gle of which Il man gets his moneys
WORTH and some DAYS We have seen il
offered is low is 100 below zero. even
then some had it left on their hands.
Some people cut it up in chunks
and put il away ior seed to raise next
years ice cream. 1t is sure crop for
sherry cobblers, also.
Cold weather does better out Of
doors than in the house, and hot
stove is sure death To it. Many love
to sit by the fire just 10 see it die.
The real advantage of cold weather
has never been thoroughly understood,
but Il corner grocery of Il cold night
will give Il little insight.
Ii we had to choose between liberty
and death or cold weather, we would
take liberty every pop.
Cold is a heavy contractor. 1t con-
tracts the DAYS considerable, and a
man with Il big family can contract
debts enough tn last all summer, if he
has good luck.
Ii will contract wood piles till they
shrink all up, but We put powder in
our wo@l once, and il expanded a
neighbors stove through the roof.
People called this phenomenon,
but we always thought it was powder.
Northern lights always come in cold
weather. Ii we have any this year, it
will he after Cleveland and John
Clopton were elected.
The Lord tempers the winl To the
shorn sheep" and this is the reason
why newspaper men never have over
coats.
For more able account, see any Of
the city dailies after snow storm.
SIMEON DINwIDDIE.
Deacon.
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TRUSTEES SALE.

Whereas, The Missouri State Fair AssO-
citation, of Sedalia. Missouri. by its certain
deed ci trust dated the third day OF May,
1880. and recorded i'm the recorders office
oi Pettis county. at deed book 66, pages 42S
to 4:;;:,. conveyed to- the undersigned trustee,
all its right. title, interest and estate, in
and tn the following described real estate
situated i'm the county Of Pettis, state o
Missouri, viz: The south half Of the ives
half Of lot No. two (2l, of the nOrthwes
quarter of section four a., and the south
half Of the east half of lot No. two o., Of
the northeast quarter Of section five ~, in
township forty-five t45), Of range twenty
one CD, containing forty-six s9-1OO
{ IL S9-lOO) acres more or less, and being
the tract Of land situated in the western
part Of the city of Sedalia, in said county,
and known as ''Sicher's Park" which said
conveyance was made in trust to secure the
payment Of certain promissory notes, in
said deed described, and whereas two said
notes have become due and are unpaid, and
the holder of said past due notes has de
clared all Of the notes secured by said deed
to be now due Now therefore, in accord
ance with the provisions Of said deed Of
trust, and at the request Of the legal holder
Of said notes, shall proceed to sell the
above described real estate at the Court
House door, in the city Of Setlalia, in the
county Of Pettis. state aforesaid, to the
highest bidder, for cash, at public auc-
ton, ON
SATURDAY, THE 9TH DAY OF FEB
RUARY, 1898,
between the hours Of nine in the forenoon
and Eve in the afternoon Of that day, to
satisfy said notes, together with the cost
and expense Of executing this trust.
GEO. p. B. JACKSON, Trustee.
Il-29wtd
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dalia last Saturday His trips TO the
Queen City are becoming very frequent
wonder if there isn't woman in it?-lIdr-
sur Times
George ". Acorn will. on the 9TH Of
December, open his packing house south Of
the city. Mr.. Acorn has large number
Of hogs, cattle and sheep, which will he
butchered and packed.
A "Pronouncing Bee" will be given at
the residence of Mrs. J. II. DOYLE 62i West
Seventh street for the benefit of the 'Organ
Builders" of Calvary church, Thursday
evening, December l. Admission Zoe.
A musicale was given ut Grcgg's mu-
sic school at 6l2 and GA Ohio street last
night The pupils Of Prof. Gregg's school
of music were the principal ones who par
ticipated.
w. l.. Dempsey, travelling for the
American Knife and Razor Co, of ST.
Louis, was the man arrested i'm Osceola,
supposed to be VI. Martin, wanted in this
city. He proposes To get damages for the
arrest.
There is strong reason for believing that
ID. NJ. Dover and Ida b. Youse are run
away couple They came in late last night
and got their license. They tried TO be-
wilder the reporter and at last told him
they were to he married at noon to-day By
Rev. Whipple.
A cooking club was organized in this
city last week, by sixteen young ladies,
who intend to delve down deep into the
mysteries unknown to them, and catch
husband, You have made Il move in the
right direction. Now keep it up and see
what satisfaction it will be. not only 10
but to your dear mothers, who
Tor vears have furnished your well-cooked
meals. DO this and the future husband
will always call you an angel, and hired
girls won't be in As great linton
Eye.
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Will Probably Locate.

Ben Applega,e. OF st. Louis, who has
been in this city for the week past. with
the view of establishing a detective force in
Se,laIia. is hard at work talking the mat
ter up with the business men. Much en-
enlargement has been given him in the
matter, and it is supposed that the day is
not very far distant when Sesialia shall
possess a mercantile agency. MIR. Apple
gate is one Of the most efficient men of It.
Louis, and il he does locate in Sedalia, IT
will he an agency, well TO he proud Of.
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PURELY PERSONAL.
Points of Interests About PEG.
pie You Know or Hear of.

&C. 4. Philips is here from Odessa.
j. Il. May of Hannibal, is in the city
Jack Gibbs went to Topeka yester
terdav.
w. l.. Osborne went to II. Louis YES
terdav.
b Kawin. OF Peoria, Ills, is at the
Sicher.
It NJ. Bradley, OF JEFF. City, is al Ho-
tel Sicher.
w. c. Colby OF South Bend, Ind, is al
the Kaiser.
L VI. Logan of Warrensburg, is in the
city to-day.
Ed Ferry will hunt around Lamonte
for week.
DR. Scott returned from Kansas City
last evening.
Thomas Hoy returned from Sweet
Springs Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. ii. Allen went to St.
Louis Yesterday.
Ike Denuth went To Saline county
yesterday evening.
DR.. Kernoodle, of Knobnoster was in
the city yesterday.
John Hanney and wife went TO St.
Louis last Digit.
Henry X. Walker, of Pleasant Green
is at Hotel Sicher.
Mr. Lancaster of Green Ridge was in
Sedalia Yesterday.
Mrs. b. W. Zimmerman returned from
the east Yesterday.
j. 4. Wellington of Fl. Madison, To-,
is visiting in Sedalia.
j. W. Allen and wife. went to St.
Louis at noon yesterday.
s. s. Woodward and wife left for
Louisville, KY, Friday night.
James Germs passed through the city
to-day form Joplin to St. Louis, on bust
ness.
Mrs. +. W. Hatch left for Kansas City
Friday evening, after very pleasant visit
TO friends in Sedalia.
Misses Mary Brown, Emma Hale and
Myrtle Woodward spent Thanksgiving
with friends at Warrensburg.
his wife. arrived Yesterday afternoon from
Versailles, and will spend few days in
this city.
Mrs. Mary Cunningham, mother OF
Bob Cunningham, the East Sedalia butch
or. returned from visit with friends in
Kansas City.
Judge J. A. Halstead returned last
night on the NJ, X. & T., train from RI
Dorado Springs, where he has been for sew
eral weeks for his health.
H. NJ. McKahan, of Abilene, Kansas,
=. 80, tho c;tv and will worShiu at calvary
church this morning. He is travelling for
the Marshal Medicine CO.. of Kansas City.
Miss Laura jackson leaves tomorrow
for Taylor, Texas, where she will spend the
winter with relatives. She has many
friends i'm this city who will regret her alb
sence. and wish for her early return.
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Thrown From His Horse.

Oathe Sleagle, delivery boy for Bob Gun
ningham, on East Third street, while deliv-
ering meat Yesterday, met with an acct
dent. His horse fell. throwing him to the
ground, spraining his arm and dragging
him some distance. The Young man is
now laid up for repairs.
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Thanksgiving Marriage.

On Thanksgiving day at the Episcopal
church, al Pleasant Hill, Miss Josie Dewcr
and My. Harry Servant. were married.
Mr.. Servant is popular travelling man
OF ST. Louis, and well known in Sedalia.
The Young couple passed through this
city at noon yesterday, on their wedding
tour in the east. After spending few
days with friends in ST. Louis and other
cities, the Young couple will come to Soda
liza, their future home.
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A Striking Act.

4 stranger. whose name could not be-
learned, Yesterday, as the engine going
e st on the Missouri Pacific train No. ,
was standing on the siding in the yards,
threw a coupling pin through the cab win
dow, striking the fireman on the head.
The fireman was not seriously injured
a I'd the party not arrested. No cause can
b. assigned for the act.
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School Book Case.

The writ Of mandamus against the Sc
dalia school board, which was To have been
argued at Jefferson City Tomorrow has
been postponed a, the desire OF the rela-
tor, d. c. Heath Il Co. This Is the second
time this case has been postponed.
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Mrs. Walkers Death.

Mrs. Walker the wife ri Hon. X. r.
Walker. attorney general ri the state. and
whose death has been chroniclcd was well
known and greatly admired in Sedalia.
Mr.. Walker was S? years oi age. She was
married to Mr.. Walker fifteen years ago,
anc besides her husband, leaves two child
rem. Katie. aged IL, and Leonard. aged Z.
Her parents. Dr. and Mr.. Wright. reside
at Fayetie.
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Police Court.

Jake Gregg and e. l.. Sides, II each for
drunkenness
+. +. tieyre. o. H. Walker and Tom
Morley. $40 each for late hours.
Louis We'll and Dick UBryan. tre>pa>-
on the Missouri Pacific, Slo and q stay I'll
execution.
John Henry Summers was up in court
again ior disturbing the prace. lie wa-
given so and stay during good behavior.
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Marriage License.

J. f. Kendall and Mrs. Lettie Shelley.
both of Sedalia.
August Geischen. Of Lake Creek. and
Martha Mahnken, Of Morgan county.
James Mckinney and Demina Hay
Worth, both Of Houstonia.
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Died.

Mrs.. Jennie Patrick, aged %. died at her
home TIA East Tenth street. Of con>ump-
ton. She left Il husband and child. a lit
tie girl, one year old. The funeral was
held Yesterday at the house.
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Died.

Daniel W. Blythe. brother OF Conductor
Blythe, died in Clifton, Friday night. His
malady was typhoid fever and he was -
years Of age.
The remains were buried in Pleasant
Green yesterday afternoon.
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New Ritual.

The Knights OF Pythias are waiting for
their new ritual which will be received the
first Of the year. 1t is believed that there
will be an entire change in the work. At
least more of the newly elected officers are
learning their parts.
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Holiday.

The school board has decided that the
Christmas holidays will begin on the Fri
day before Christmas and e ontinue until
JANUARY ,. Christmas falls on Sunday.
this wear.
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Will Probated.

The will OF William Taubc. the cigar
maker who died OF heart di-ea>e,la>, week.
was probated Yesterday. 1t leaves all hi>
estate ie his widow. whom he makes his
executrix.
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Getting Better.

Henry Bright the laborer who WAS in
jured at the union Depot Thanksgiving
night, is slightly improved and was resting
quite easy yesterday. Ii i the opinion
Of his physicians that he will recover.
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There are now 1871 boys in the
Missouri Reform School at BOOnville.
Schiffmann's Asthama Cure.

Instantly relieves the most violent at
tack, facilitates free expectoration and in
snre> rest to those otherwise unable to sleep
except in a chair, As single trial will
prove. Send for free trial package to
br. X. Schifiinann, St. Paul, MIMI, but
ask vour druggist first.
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Many things which are advertised pos
sess no value; but who would say that Dr.
Bulls Cough Syrup possesses no merit? Ii
is the standard remedy Of our age
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Married

Thanksgiving day by Rev. Mr.. Hay
worth at Dresden, J. II. Arnold and Miss
Florence B. RosSon. all Of Pettis county.
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The north wind doth blow.
And W. shall have snow,
And what will the robin 10 then. p.,ar 4
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1892-08-05
GACETA OFFICIAL De HOY

Gobierno General. Secretarfa. Negociado
de Agriculture, Indust1ia y Comercio. .---Privile-
glos de invenci6n concedidos nuevas industrias.
Negociado de Obras pdblicas.-Senalase e
dia % del actual las nueve de la mafana, para
la adjudication en- pdbhca subasta del suministro
de acopios de piedra machacada para conserva-
ci6n del frme de la seccion de carretera mum. 2,
comprendida entire Catano Ell puente de los Re
yes Cat6licos; cuyo presupuesto asciende la can
tidad de $2,0l0-8l moneda Official.
Audiencia Territorial. Secretarla de Go.
bierno. --An1nciase q los aspirantes de procura-
dores que deseen ser admltidos examen, que
dirijan sus respectiyas solcitudes al Iltmo. Sr.
Presidente dentro de los Is primeros dias del mes
proximo.
Junta Auxiliar de Carceles de Aguadilla.-
Andnciase una segunda subasta para ell suminis-
tro de alimentos los presos de aquella carcel du-
rante ell presente ejercicio.
Resumen de las observaciones meteorologi-
cas- verfcadas en- la Jefatura de Obras Pdblicas
durante los dias % al 27 inclusive de Julio Ill
timo
Balance de las operaciones verifcadas en- la
GAIA de Economics Prestamos de San German
durante el primer semestre1 del ano actual.
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cutivo este siempre en- todas parties invada cons
tantemente todas las atribuciones que no le co.
rIesponden, siendo lnspirador y ejecutor al pro-
PIC tempo, monopohzando todas Las iniclativas,
Smenospreclando las Inspiraciones de la opinion u
constituy yendose en- Estado aparte del verdadero
Estado que es el pals; este es 81 motive principal
indndable de todas Las difcultades que al Go.
bierno Canovas le salen al paso, dejandole sin
credito y sin prestigioy = sin autoridad para Sc
guir. gobernando.
Los Conservatives, los fusionistas todos los
partidos han de declarar 10 siguiente Las cla-
ses sanas activas laboriosas de la sociedad espa-
hoa, vfven apartadasd de la polltica por haber per
dido IA f. en- la mayor parte de los hombres po
llticos.
Sc mueven agitan 1nicamente en- Ell seno
de la nacion, las opiniones bastardas las malas
pasiones de caciques caciquillos explotadores
de la administrator p1bhca y hay que optar en-
breve por uno de estos dos sstemas; la ruina y
al desastre con toda esa muchedumbre de polfti
cos de oicio, la reconstruction del Estado,
entregandose por complete la confanza los
deseos de la nacIon.
De loseontrario, abortaran todas las combi
naciones del senor Canovas y Sdelsehor Sagasta,
y gobiernen los conservadores 8 gobiernen los
liberales, estaremoses esiempre en- crisis perpetua
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Jnnta Central do Ia Exposition Universal dc Chicago


Antes de anoehe Sc reunio esta Junta en- ell pa
lacio de la Intendencla, bajo la presidencia de-
Excmo. Sr. D. Justo NJ. Lunas, y con asistencia dc
los Vocales don Enrique Alvarez Perez, don Juan
]. Potous, don Angel Vasconi, don Julian E.
Banco doctor don Agustfn Sthal, don Alejan
dro Infesta, don Alberto .Regdlez y don Fermln
Martinez Villanil y don Jose G. del Vale, Sc
cfetarlo.
Sc tomaron los siguientes acuerdos:
Pedir al Gobierno de S. M. por conducto del
Gobernador General un credito de 10000 pesos
y recursos la Diputac16n y Ayuntamientos, pre-
via la authorization de S. e.
Que por la Secretar1a de la Junta, Sc dirija
una circular todos los alcaldes de la Isla, excl
tandoles su cello para que promuevan eicaz pro
paganda con ell fin de obtener el mayor n1mero
de concurrentes la Exposition, y que Green las
Juntas locales en- los pueblos donde today1a no Sc
han constituido.
- Sc nombraron las sub-comisiones siguientes:
- Para la de Historic antigua moderna, al
doctor -Sthal y don Enrique Alvarez Perez; pa
ra la de los Productos naturales, 4 don Angel
Vasconi y don Fernando Lopez Tuero; para la
de los Productos Agrlcolas industriales, don
Julian b. Blanco don Aljejandro Infesta; y pa
ra la de Fomentoy y Estadistica, a don Federico
Asenjo, don Ricardo Ivorra don Alberto Re
gdlez.
Sc tomaron tambien otros acuerdos de poca
importancia
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NOTICIAS DE LA ISLA

A consecuenca de una reyerta habida en- Ell
pueblo de Rio-grande, barrio de Guzman, result6
herido Cosme Serrano, habiendo fallecido Ell dia
dos del corrlente Ell agresor lngres6 aver en- es-
ia Real carcel disposition del Sr. Juez de ms
truccion. El presunto matador Sc llama Lorenzo
Calder6n Flores, de 25 amos de edad
La Gaia de Economics Prestamos de San
German tenfa una existencia en- metalico ell dia 80
de Julio 1ltimo de S 4,768-28.