davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1894-03-10
Ser Stem gorfer Staatsienato

= Ser gfetp Oorfer StaatSienator
Go9ges6au bon Utica bat cine 8iu inter
brettet, melcbe BEN berii6tigten Stubcntenz
uIf beS vTlt1spreuenS", %bier3ulanbe
rhazing" 9enunnt, 81 einem frimineIen
Gergeben itempelt. 9teielbe 1T bereitS int
Senat giinittg einberibtet por6en.
Go89esbau macbte bel Ser @~elegenbeit
barauf aufmerfiam, baB Sic 8eb0roe Ser
GorneIzllntperittGt 5u Stbacd, SC. g.,
au9eni6etnli6 bemii6t iet, Die Gerltber
OeS roben Strei6es 9ele9entltb oeS neult6
itatt9ebabten 8aufetteS bcr Freshmen,
Der befanntlt6 elmer farbigen &0Gtn baS
2eben ~fDitete, Dor Der per6ienten ic6peren
Strafe 8u i6itben. Sene itu6entti6en
2iimmel leien Wt0rber un6 ioQten BENT
9emGB beitroft per6en. @oggesbau bat
entl6ieben re6t. 9en 9euten abcr, bic
BEN Senator peri0nLicb fennen, muB eS
iebr tomiib eri6etnen, OaB 9erobe ct cine
8iu vbcDatert", bic barauf berebnet lit,
1c6euBli6em itubcntiI6enl1nfu9e gu iteuern ;
benn es lit nod nibt a03u LANCE Der, 6aB
er ieI6it, tpie benz S4rctber 3ufduig be-
fannt, Ser loIen 8O9el elmer Ser i6ltmmz
item mar. 9a er aber ben 8ummel aus
ei9ener Grfabrun9 fenrt, 10 fdut ieine Ser
urtbeilung bes roben ftubenttiben SretbenS
nm 10 meDr in's @epicbt. vGOg9ie" lit
natitrltcb nit ben Sabren leDr loliO &C.
morben unO bat Deri9iebentIicbes pobs
9ei6moren".
, 1894-03-10
SIN Seine's 5aQe fonO geftern gt6enb

- SIN 6eine'S 6aIe faub 9eitern Q6en6
cine 8eipre3ung BON 8iir8ern Ser Fl.
Barb ltott, pelbe beidIOiien, 6errn@tQiam
&itten, ben betannten &oblenbGnblcr un6
langIGbrigen 8ir8er Der Warb, olfSuforz
bern, ais Ganbibat fir ben Stabtratb aufz
sutreten, unO Oieler 8ei6luB muroe in elmer
rpeiteren 9rDBeren 8eriammIung oil Der
Seo9pifitraBe nit 9roBem 8eifau oufge>
nommen. Ob 6err &iiten itd6 entiblieBen
miro, bic @anoibatur an5unebmen, lit nob
utcbt 9etpiB, aber iiber ptrb bas BON lebr
8ielen getplini6t unb er pGre Der ridtt9e
Mann fir ben BlaB.
, 1894-03-10
2lus Dem 0riminaloertbt.

0aS ltrtbetl gegen 0antel Gbomplon,
tDelcber geitern tpe9en 9ebleret Dor &icbter
Gears proceIitrt purOe, lautete alf Elm
Sabr 3u6t6auS.
Ser cttpa 14@iG6rtge Qouis Sop6a be-
fannie ii9 beute Morgen por 9ticbter 6reez
man oeS &aubanfaQs al1f Ben ebenfaQs
b~aIbpicbitgen Trant Hrenic9fe ibuloig.
Ser &icbter Derbdngte cine nomineQe
Strafe unb lteB Sen sSungen nit elmer
n~acbortfliden Gertparnung in 8egIeitung
letner Wtutter bon bannen Sie6en.
Glen s. 8lanf befannte itcb beute Wtorz
gen Dor Gtcbter Sreeman bes 9tebltabIS
icbuIoig unO erbieGt Elm Sabr 3ucbt6aus
3u0tcttrt.
, 1894-03-10

- @effer bat I'M Senot BEN 4ntrag gez
felt, Benz @erlcbt, tpona9 Deri6iebene
ieiner &Ouegen BET benz neulicben Greibcn
Der 3u6ercourie ouf Ser 9teD Ootfer 86rie
Oie 6anb I'M Spiele gebabt bGtten, auf Sen
@run6 gu 9eben, 9effer iOu ii6 bic Mibe
muir iporcn; BET 6erortigen l1nteriucbungen
lit nocb niemolS mas berausgetommen
limb Dor benz Monne nit benz langen Bart
uno benz etnfaIti9en @eftcbt BADEN Die @au>
ner am oaertpeni9iten Nn8it. Dem finO ite
bun6ertmal iibcr.
, 1894-03-10
Oo0esfGlIe.

Solgen6e So0esfGQe nur6ert beute 8orz
mittag I'M @elun6beitSamt angemelbet:
Spite Staerf 5 Sabre, 9 Star Ctr.
Charles &enom, 81 Sa6r, aus 9aIton,
Suinois.
Otto Mtuer, 10 Weonate, 3O35 8roaO
StroBe.
, 1894-03-10
1tnausrnttbarcr 1tnfnn.

Die llnittte OeS a6tloien 6innerfenS BON
Oran9en< un6 8ananeni1aalelt, o0er lonz
ltt8en 0egenitGnOen, ouf benen Der SUB
let5t aISgleitet, lit leioer 9ar ntcbt alts3uz
rotten. @5 beitebt 3par cine itdbtiic6e
8erorbnung, Delbe bic Gerunreinigu11g Der
Settenpege itraf6ar mac6t, aber mir baben
to6 ntemals DaDon geb0rt, DaB auf @runb
oerielben cine Gerbaftun9 o6er 8eitrafung
erfoI9t pGre. Die Boltstiten ieben benz
l1nfuge nit Der 9r0Bten @emltbSru6e 3u,
obne aucb nur ben S9ulbigen einen Ser
tpeiS gu ertbeilen. Die 3a6l Ser ltnglit6sz
fdle in SoIge 6ieier nacb[aiii8en StraBcnz
beaufitcbtt9ung 1T 2e9ion. Ser Sc9reiber
mar geitern an Mo6iion Str. 3euge zines
oerartt8en l1nfaleS, Der ipegen Der i'm be-
9lettenben ltmitGn6e, 6oppelt betribeno
mar. Sine bObit reipettobeI aus
lebenOe, i~ungere Trau in g8tttpena
tracbt glttt ouf elmer 8ananeni9aale
aus un6 tbat etnen 10 ungGtfltc6en
Sal, 6aB iie bas recbte 6on6getenf brab.
Sbr er1ter 2%luSruf, ais ein 3ufGuig oeS
8cges tOmmenber 2tr8t bieie beOauerlicbe
Sbatiabe feft8eiteQt bate, mar; 80,
metne armen &tnoerl - - 8ernut6licb
lit Bic arme Srau, Die i6rem 2teuBern MACH
3u iBlteBen, BET unbemttteIten &talfe an
8ugeb0ren ibeint, fir ben l1nterDalt ibrer
6omilte auf ibrer 6dn6e 9trbett an9etpteien,
Die ibr nun auf 8O9en btnauS unm09ticb
8eporben lit. Wtan fann Ben Sc6mer3 Ser
8e6auernstpert6en itber tbrOtiBgel9td iebr
ipobl be9reifen unO mttfaDlen, Sale, pte
Oteler, biloen cine etnOringItbe 8arnung,
aber eS ite6t 5u befirAten, OaB ite NIGHTS
frudbten tptrb, unb bon Der lafiigen Boli8ei
tit etne 2(biteuung bes betpuBten @emein7
i9abens ert rebt nt1t gu ermarten.
, 1894-03-10

Die fir cine 6au5frau einfa6fte ur6
btut9Ite Dirt, etn 9ienitmd69en 5u befomz
men, lit, cine 8erlangtzQ(n3ei9e an bas
NbenOblatt Der SuinoiS StaatS5eitung etnz
3uibt6en. 8rets l Sent 6aS Nort.
, 1894-03-10

- @tQtom 8ont pur6e geitern QIben6
babel abgefaBt, ais ct aus benz inter SAUL
&ale9b's S6anfpirtbibaft, 1874 8arrep>
StraBe, gclegenen Seller cine &iite Bier
flai3en entfiibren molte, Inter $1,000
8lrgi9aft iibertptes i'm &icbter Seberion
beute firth benz Grimtnalgert6t.
, 1894-03-10

per0en, beiien Sni0rtft Iautet: Srauri8c
Spfer zines Suiti3morbe8. gldn3en6 oez
re6tferti9t burb 6as ltrtbeil ber sip0lf Sc
icbporencn i'm ~8tpeiten BroscB Goug6lins,
oes ultgerecbt 8erfolgten!
, 1894-03-10

Nnt geftrtgen eriten Sage 6eS 8redenz
rtOeezPouarb'i5e StanbaIpro3eiies baben
Die 0arnen Der @aibington'er @eieQl9aft
i'm @ertbtslOfuIe Ourcb 9tbtpeieu6eit gez
8I@n3t, Oermut3lt3 aber nur, neil iie Die
, 1894-03-10
feuerfbdoen.

0as 3tpeiit0dtge Trame6aus SEQ. 7O16-
20 NOaitraBe, baS BON s., g. Gbomas be-
mObnt WurOe, wurOe beute Mtorgen UNI 81
1br burb 6euer pOuitGn6ig 8erit6rt, boob
gelan9 eS, iGmmtGiAen 6ausrat6 3t retteu.
Der Scbaben miro iib auf $500 ~belaufen
unb tit ni9t bur6 Serii9erung geoedt,
, 1894-03-10

- 9te GortfuorIo9e oeS SenatS bat Dor
ber 8iliOn'i6en 6ausOOrIa9e ben Gor3ug,
baB ite bet Sinan3notb bes 2an6es obbeLz
fen pitrbe. Man berecbnet Ben lte6ericbuB
i'm nGbiten Sabre auf 81 Miuionen 0olz
lars, b, b. menrr Bic NuSgoben nicbt itber
Bite bonn 6tnat3mtntiter perani6lagten
iteigen. 9a8 Saus bate ben OorausIt9tz
licben Grtrag Der observation-disclosures UNI 10
Mtutonen erb0bt, Der Senat erb0bt i'm
nm 20 Mtuionen. 3u Den 10 Mttuionen
Observation-Disclosures fommen bann no9 8
Wttaionen Mebreinnabme aus Der Cigar
reniteuer uno 40 WtQionen Dom 3uder,
baS ma6t 5uiammen So MtQtOnen, unO
cine Wetuion 0efi3tt mar bon Ser 6ausbtu
DOrauS5uiCben.
, 1894-03-10
sum 0utadten Gepy 1rIayer's.

superintendent GubenS erfl6rte
beute SOrmittag in 8c5ug auf 6aS Gut
a6ten OcS 6errn 2eOD OtaDer, 6aB es ebcn
lltbt gu BEN Seltenbeitcn geb0re, 6aB 6ie
Qnit9ten BON 2(6Oofaten iber iuriitii9c
Tro8en auScinanoergcben.
, 1894-03-10

- SIS iinb inn Sabre 1898 6ocb nod
431,712 @uSGdn6er iiber Stem Oort, 8btz
laoelpbia, Bottom unb Baltimore eingee
tpanbert. 2lIs Oornebmite 2luswan0erungSs
bGfen iteben 2tperpOOI un6 QueenStopn
nit 101,O51 an Der Spite; BEN 8peiten
Stang nimmt Bremen nit SO, 739, ben
brttten MarieiQe un6 Neapel nit so, O65
Elm unb ais pierter itebt 6am6ur9 nit
81, 1877 @tnpanOerern in Der 2titc ber3eic6s
net.
, 1894-03-10

mebr o6er minber neutrality-suspicious.
fOrmaIitdten oor6etgeben laiien tpoltcn.
Menn berBro3cB o~nfdngt, vidfti9" 5u tper6en
-unb icbon Die Qlusiagen Ser eritcn 3cugen
DerbetBcn lit Die ipcitere 6ol9e le6r pifante
@%ntbiuungen bann miro itb bic ebIe
8aibin9ton'er Meibli9feit 6en %leltencn
Sbreni6mauS unb Stnncnttbel ibon nidbt
cntge6en laiien. Nas gilt bic 8ette?
, 1894-03-10

Die ret9en 8iir9er bon Gbicago baben
iicb burcb bte 8ittSbur9er 9riinO[icb be-
icbdnten loiien. Q8dbrenO 2ebtcre iiber
$25O,OO0 sur 2in6erung Der gtot6 unter
BEN Sablreicbcn 9(rbeitSIoien in ser faum
100000 @inpo6ner 5dbIenOen &au6itaOt
aufbra9ten, itn6 fit bieien 3pef in ~unlerer
Mtuionenita6t fnapp 800, 900 beigeteuert
DorOen, Nucb bic Stem Oorter @eIbidde
ba6en itc6 in Der Notblage bteies 8inters
Dett a%nitdnbi9er benomn1en, ais Sic unicriz
gent. 8fui itber 6ieie &nifcrigteit ~unlerer
@runbeigent6umSbaie unb S3petnez
8Qrone!
, 1894-03-10

@auIine 6au, Sic pifante Operettens
9iOa, brIitet iid bamit, baB ite 9tamanten
unO iOniti8en Sbmuf i'm 8ertbe bon iiber
$4,000 beidBe.... 6errieb! muB aber
Oa5 cine itattGicbe Secrbe 2dmmer ietn, bie
Oa8 8aultn6en id6on geicboren bat!
, 1894-03-10

- 9ie 3abG Der BeniionSbeperber bat
gegen OoS 8Orja6r I'M 1000 ~abgenomrz
men unb betrG8t 9~egenpdrti9 NUT 654, 1859.
9a pdre eS aIiO pie6er bic b0bite 3eit fir
Elm neueS 8e~nitonS9eieB.
, 1894-03-10
GiHenbaRn~G aRrpRdne.


N5tcagO & OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES - xidet.
Offices: 9toS. 206-20S Glort : StraRe, an Der
Satlep 4oenue Station uno am 9epot @de @eas=unO
&tHsiesStE.
, 1894-03-10

Gbonnirt ouf baS Mber6bIatt Der SQinois
Stats 3eitung 8rets l Sent.
, 1894-03-10

l GSteaee, DAsI.n6SSR . G4Esea
ksF1TIXTTaTl GffenbaGn.
AisI9IsadF Sir Ttdets uno G6loflpaQen fpreAE
ISix sSSff4Sl Dor in 21l @Iorf=Str. Il. IN Der lluiop
ll5llSgN @eiiRu2er 6totinn Gnual=Strossu una
MbomE.
, 1894-03-10
CHICAGO & @eff : gti6,taan @ahn.

StafIOh' SHB pom T. Str. (Stobt-Sffce. 81 @lart or.
eoml A9t, 1913 @lort Str.
ADlu9EI Mufuuft.
Egg @5-Mo9entoge-bur9f. 9orIor.6or-1.&50
$50 9t-9SDGento9e-6urdT. 4}arlpr=@ar-6 so u
11.3O acknowledgement eS 9Iofpaq-
9nr6fabrenoe SI9e madI 8ram6 gfantos,
sg:mste9o"' Yetos en, GbarIeOpir, Stanerie
, 1894-03-10
- Union Qofeneer Station.
1v S%EgnnsuIvdnid IIings.I
ous9enOnllneu @Ountag.
Qshnntaz. CANAL NM 8

ESsM At4HISS1 0uNH@ mo NiNOElbHs @rt.
Sidet=OfFces: nm Der Citation. III FAB 9. elart.
SsroBe, Gde SodioL. uno I'M &uettortuu 9oteL
0urd=3uQe Iabren lDe iol8t ua1 @eutrol.3etE
, 1894-03-10
SGttmotS 6 emtr0G.

zine burh9ehenbeu Gig. bon Der Central. Station,
II. Str. lr0 BART Rom. 8TQe fur BEN Stioen fcHHeI
ebeuioas an p. Ctr, 80. StraBe ulO SpDe garf esHou.
rleH ioerber. Stdets III Der StaotsOfIce, 14 SHs
GIarf=StraBe. uu0 i'm QuoltorIum=6oteL
, 1894-03-10

ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS: '8:30 M +l1:30 sd. 1890 n.
$3.50 81, '8:O0&. 'l03Oa; glntlnft '70oN{. $3.50 81
fll;3O 81 fl:0o& 1851 '6:l5 q, '94Oa.
Idgltb. + Sa9ll9, uusgenommeu 5onntoos.
5&a9it4, ansgeh- Samita9s. Z 3agIi4, ousasnOmneu
, 1894-03-10

Ebicaep, WiIwaufee & ct. SauI=G ~f5enbabm.
Staot=&tdet Ofnce; POI Glarf=St~.; SeIephoui
2I9O 1talrL. Union BohagiersStatiou: gaHaL., Qfomsa
mo W}aoiioa=Str.
9Ihfnhr+ InE,nf.
, 1894-03-10
II. Se6ruar 1894

NbtsaaO,. Rod SsEamo & BactHcsSnbm -
fabr9 bonn 8oorb ri Srobe, 9idet.Sfice: io4 Slorfifr'
, 1894-03-10
2lbfabrt Nutuut
.Il q SCI. a991a

&afe Shore uua DltG). Somtberr, gsero @ers
0ei:feal, Soften WTo 2ilbenD=9iie nb abueH,
SIC Su9c Qebeu nb uHb tOnImeu on. iuie TOl9t
NQfe Shpre 0enpt BON 8nren=Str
, 1894-03-10
Baltimore q O6iO=G iGen6ehn.

,,Sie gfi6eI=BIate!"- geetp BORT, Sbteaaa
nno ct. &omts=Giienbabm
9epot: SIDE glort unb 3rpDlfte strose.
, 1894-03-10

- SIM 9ampffeiielraum I'M &eGlergez
i6oB bes GountD9e66ubeS entltano beutc
friib in Tolge BON Selbitent3inbung Elm
6euer, 6a5 etnen Scbaben BON $50 ange>
bate, 6eOOr eS 9eI0i6t mcrben
Chariton courier. (Keytesville, Chariton County, Mo.) 1878-current, 1894-06-08
WEDDING BELLS.

FIELDs-LANIER:-Miss George La
nier, of Hickman, KY, an accom-.
plished niece of Mr.. T. b. Binford, of
this place, was married at the South.
ern hotel, in st. Louis, on May 9Th
to Mr. Lewis Fields, a prominent to-
bacconist, of Paduchah. KY. Miss
Lanier will bepleasantly remembered
by several keytesville acquaintances
during a visit here four or five years
ago. The COURIER takes pleasure in
extending congratulations.
KANNEER-PowELL:-Mr. Joseph
Kanneer and Miss Lou c. Powell, OF
Missouri township, were married at
the Willett house, in Keytesville,
Sunday afternoon, June 3rd, Squire
II. A. Wheeler pronouncing the nup-
tial sentences.
Chariton courier. (Keytesville, Chariton County, Mo.) 1878-current, 1894-06-08
City Council Proceedings.

The city council met in regular ses.
sion last Monday night.
The following proceedings were
had:
Peter O'Bryan, S25, salary as
marshal for May, 1894.
r. c. Ford, $16.66 2-3, salary as
mayor for April-and May, 1894.
CHARLTON COURIER, $21 ,25. priut
ing.
Warner Ford. $29.25. services for
team work. on the streets.
-~Warnef Ford $1S, servicee- ae
street commissioner.
Ben Gardner. $3.50, work on
streets.
VIM. Redding, so. same.
j. A. Collet. $3.50 1-3, salary
as city attorney and clerk for May,
1894.
Bill of costs in case of city against
Emma Goode, presented and ia
bled.
Ordered by the board that Sc be
paid to T. E. Mackay, city collector,
in lieu of commission on street war.
rants to date.
Adjourned.
Chariton courier. (Keytesville, Chariton County, Mo.) 1878-current, 1894-06-08
NUMBER 20.
DR.. Maier has Flown.

DIR. j. L. Maier, the Wien druggist, whose
name is familiar to every reader of the CoUR-
Ter, Is now basking in the smiles of nature,
having made his escape from the county Jail
last Tuesday afternoon.
DIR. Maier was serving out three fines of $40
each, and costs for selling liquor without Ii
cense.
This was the third time the doctor had
been lodged in jail to serve out fines for sim
liar offenses against the peace and dignity of
the law. The first time he succeeded in OBJ
tanning ais liberty by feigning sickness and
refusing to eat and promising to leave the
county if released.
he returned to Wien and again engaged in
the Illicit selling OF intoxicants. and was
again arrested and brought to Jail.
He again attempted to starye himself out
and again got lawfully sick" His case was
laid before Governor Stone by some of his
friends and the governor was persuaded into
pardoning the old doctor.
On returning to Wien he again commenced
TO dispense fire water, and he was again ar.
rested and brought to Jail to serve out three
remaining indictments against him.
He starved for awhile, but in course of q
few weeks took to eating some food, but
threw most of it up.
Last Tuesday morning he was brought
down town. given a shave and was allowed
to indulge in q couple of glasses of beer. The
doctor enjoyed the fresh air, but his dislike
Tor the rock pile was greater than his love
ior olone anu ne prelerfed remaining In JAIL
to pounding rock, especially as he was not
feeling we'll"
he begged that he be permitted to sit out
in the jail yard. which privilege was granted
him, but when Deputy Sheriff Dempsey re-
turned late Tuesday afternoon DR.. Maier
had flown without even leaving lock of
hair or telling anyone where he was going.
Whether any efforts will be made to cap
him remains to be seen.
1t is questionable with many as to wheth-
er DIR Maier is not more fl subject for q
lunatic asylum than a county Jail.
Chariton courier. (Keytesville, Chariton County, Mo.) 1878-current, 1894-06-08
A Howard County Shooting scrape.

Word was received at Keytesville last Wed
nesday of a shooting scrape which occurred
about O'Clock last Tuesday afternoon
on o. NJ. Harrison's farm, miles east oi
| Glasgow.
1t seems that Richard Garrell, a white
man. lives on the Harrison plantation, and
that on last Tuesday negro named Eman-
uel Street, who formerly worked for Gen.
+. W. Price. set fire to a straw stack be.
longing to Garrell for the purpose of running
out ground hog that had taken refuge un-
der the straw heap.
Garrell gave Emanuel a tongue lashing for
setting fire to the straw stack when the ne
gro cursed Garrell. Garrell went to the
TO shoot the negro, but was himself shot by
Emanuel, from. ambush, with shot gun.
One shot entered Just above and the other
Just below one of Garrell's eyes, while the re-
mainder OF the charge took effect in his neck,
inficting dangerous and it may be a fa-
tai wound, but Garrell was still living at
last reports
Emanuel fed. but an infuriated posse was
soon IN pursuit. w. III. Brown, of near
Glasgow. was one OF the posse, and got
within shooting distance of Emanuel, but
Mr.. Browns Spencer rifle failed to work
and the negro succeeded in firing four
shots at Mr.. Brown, but without effect
Emanuel went to Gen. Prices farm, near
Glasgow, Wednesday morning. A large Al
caliber Colts revolver which he carried in his
right hand, struck terror to the hearts of the
cook and Mrs. Price, but Miss Minnie Price
went into the kitchen and asked Emanuel
what he wanted, To which he replied:
Nothing" Miss Minnie then asked him if
wanted something to eat. and he said:
Yes" She put some victuals on the table
which the negro ate with his left hand, while
holding the Colts revolver in his right hand
After finishing eating Emanuel passed out
around the corner of the house and fortified
himself in the chimney corner and behind
tree.
Miss Minnie finally persuaded him to come
into the house, and later he consented to
surrender to Miss Price and she took him to
Glasgow in buggy and turned him over
to the authorities
From there the prisoner was taken to
Boonville and lodged in Jail for safe keeping.
There is strong talk of mobbing Emanuel,
and he doubtless will be mobbed should Gar
rell die
Chariton courier. (Keytesville, Chariton County, Mo.) 1878-current, 1894-06-08
DR.. Hughes Case Dismissed.

In the last issue of the COURIER we
stated that DR.. b. Hughes. OF Dali
ton, would be arraigned before
Squire Chas. Steiman, OF Bowling
Green township. last Monday on a
charge of disturbing the peace oi
Ruth Spicer. a former colored do
mestic in DIR. Hughes family.
Squire Steiman has since written
Prosecuting Attorney Wallace that
there was nothing in the case and it
was dismissed on the order of the
prosecuting attorney.
From DR.. hughes himself we learn
that his trouble with the Spicer
negress grew out OF her impudence
to his sister, Mrs. DIR. Norman, aud
he admits that he gave Ruth q
humping and considers that from
the facts and circumstances OF the
case he was entirely justified in
doing so, and in that opinion the
authorities have sustained him.
DIR. Hughes is not the kind OF a
man to tamely submit to Impudence
or insults on the part of either the
white or colored population, and il
any think he is let them try him.
Chariton courier. (Keytesville, Chariton County, Mo.) 1878-current, 1894-06-08

A negro man called Mt the CoURIE r
Office last Monday and handed US a
clip OF paper on which was written
"Iodide of Potash" We told him
we didn't have the article in stock,
and that he would lind it at the
blacksmith shop around the corner.
His coonship stopped in at l.. E.
Cooks dry goods store and handed
him the same slip of paper and in
quired II he Cook knew where that
man livedf Mr.. Cook told him he did
not and expressed the believe that
"the man" was dead as the paper
said :"Iodide of Potash" The negro
declined to belief it and started In
the direction Of the City Drug Store
where they keep all kinds Of nice,
fresh drugs. and where II 10 had
bought his medicines he would not
have died.
Chariton courier. (Keytesville, Chariton County, Mo.) 1878-current, 1894-06-08
Price win Case Reversed.

The John w. Price will case, taken
on appeal from this county to the
supreme court. wac reversed and re-
manded by the court in banc last
Monday.
The opinion was banded down by
Judge Brace, Judges CAN'T and Sher'
wosS concurring. Judge Black
also concurred but in a separats
opinion. Judge Macfarlane fled q
dissenting opinion, Judge Barclay
was absent, and Judge Burgess did
not sit on the case as It was first
tried in the Charlton circuit court
when Judge Burgess was on the
bench in this circuit.
The case involves the legality oI
the will OF the late Judge John w.
Price, of near Dalton. The parties
TO tbs suit are: Louise Walton ct
al against Katb crime Kendrick ct al.
The cause will again come up for
trial at the next October term Of the
Charlton circuit court, at Keytes-
vile.
Chariton courier. (Keytesville, Chariton County, Mo.) 1878-current, 1894-06-08

Quite an excitement was created.
nearPee Dee. on Wednesday evening
oflast week caused by two runaways.
Ollie Welch and Lee Sportman were
taking their best girls. Misses Mag
gle Evans and Mollie Enyeart, to
preaching. AZ they drove up near
the church, OiIi- Welch's horse be-
came frightened and ran up against
Lee Sportman's cart. frightening his
horse and causing it TO runaway.
All four OF the occupants were
thrown out of their carte, and con-
siderably bruised but not seriously
hurt. Both carts were demolished
and Ollie Welch will perhaps lose his
horse from injuries received.
Chariton courier. (Keytesville, Chariton County, Mo.) 1878-current, 1894-06-08
SHERiEF'S SALE.

By virtue and authority of two alias
transcript executions issued from the office
OF the clerk of the circuit court of jackson
county, Missouri, returnable at the Septem-
ber term, 1894, of said court, and to me
directed in favor of A. II. Spellmire to use of
Benjamin Z. Burlington and against l.. e.
Gendron, i have levied upon and seized all the
right, title nterest and claim OF the said LIE.
Gendron, Of in and to the following describ.
ed real estate, to-wit:
The northwest quarter (1-4) of section FIVE
(5), and the northeast quarter (1-4) of the
northeast quarter (1-4) of section six (6).
township fifty-four (54), range seventeen
Q7), also the southeast quarter (1-4) of the
northwest quarter Il ~, of section twenty
seven (27). and the southwest quarter {1-4)
of section twenty seven (27). and the south
half (1-2) of the southeast quarter (I-4) and
the northeast quarter (14) of the south-
east quarter (1-4), of section twenty-eiRht
(2S), and the north half Il ~ of the north
east quarter (1-41 of section thirty. three
t33) rand the ewess heif t7y73 of the north
west LAY of section t84). all in township
ffty-fve (55) range seventeen 90, all lying
and being in the county of Ch,riton and
state of Missouri and will, on
Chariton courier. (Keytesville, Chariton County, Mo.) 1878-current, 1894-06-08
A Brunswick Runaway.

bod Laughlin, q son OF Train Mas
ter James Laughlin, of the Wabash,
and q colored boy were driving
about the streets OF Brunswick in a
cart on Friday morning Of last week,
when the horse became frightened
and ran away.
In its fight the horse came in con-
tact with q wagon loaded with wood
and upset it, and also ran violently
against j. j. Heisel's carriage,
breaking q shaft OF that vehicle.
Young Laughlin was thrown from
the cart, and received several pain
full bruises about his head and body
and q cut on the lip.
The negro boy escaped injury, it
is supposed, by falling on his head.
The horse was rendered worthless
by severing leader OF one Of its
legs.
Chariton courier. (Keytesville, Chariton County, Mo.) 1878-current, 1894-06-08
Photos

At the request OF many citizens of
Keytesville we have decided to make
a short visit to your city and regret
we are unable to get our Palace
Photo Car nearer town. However
we trust you will take advantage of
the opportunity and have your
Photographic work done while we
are with you. Low prices and fine
work is our motto. We refer with
pleasure to the many customers liv-
ing in and around your city who
have already patronized us. We
will make the finest finish cabinet
photos at 81 per dozen. Come and
see our samples.
PARSONS PALACE CAR PHeTo Co.
A. B. DUNCAN, Manager,
Two weeks only. June 18th to 26th.