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Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1895-02-12
MISSOURI HAPPENINGS.

GoyefnoP stone tone today 2 APPOINTED iRe foil
lowing; E. Q. H.. Squiers. TO be census
enumerator of Joplin: Charles X. Allen 10
be county surveyor of Audrain county, vice
Charles ID. Rogers, resigned.
jefferson city. Mo. Feb. 11.-(Speclal)
Governor Stone to-day commuted the sem
tence OF Charles johnston TO eight years
with benefit of the three-quarters provis-
ion. Johnston was sentenced at the May
county, TO ten years in the peuiten;iary
for grand larceny.
Ava, No., Feb. 1l.-(Speeial) Eugene
Morehouse. j. +. Bird and Dick Burne $
forged a 81 order on Charles Yeoman, of
Ava, this morning and succeeded in get.
III. C. Reynolds & co. In three hours they
were arrested. bound over to await the ac-
ton Of the grand jury and on their way 10
the West Plains jail.
Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1895-02-12

The financial report of the Roberts mis-
on, for the year ending Decem-
ber 81, 1891, shows that during the
year $5iS has been subscribed by
Individuals and churches to the fund for
aarrying on the work. None Of the sub
s-rptions is over $50, and from that amount
they run down to s., The largest individ-
.al subscription was by Mr. A. r. Meyer,
for $50, while the First, Second and Cen
tral Presbyterian churches each contrib
penses Of The mission have he heen ss7S nj IaaX-
Ing balance on hand of s27S for current
expenses, at the discretion Of Miss Rob
ertg.
Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1895-02-12
ACCIDENT TO GENERAL BUSSEY
The EN-Assistnnt Secretary OF the Interior
Knocked Down by Horses aud
Seriously Hurt,

Washington, Feb. 11--Gcneral Cyrus
Busscy. ex-assistant secretary of the in
terror was knocked down 10y fast
driven sleigh late this afternoon and
trampled upon by the horse attached
to it. lie has a bad scalp wound, and
it is thought he may have been injured
internally. He was taken to the Emcr-
gcncy hospital and until an eNainina-
ton the physicians cannot tell whether
or not he will recover.
AT a late hour tonight General Bus
scy was resting easy His condition is
considered serious. but not critical. He
will remain at the hospital FOR the pres
ent, as his family is absent from the
Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1895-02-12
FOREIGN FLASHES.

Rome, Feb, 1l.-Earthquake shocks we're
telt yesterday evening at Reggie and at
Mllazzo and Messina, Sicily.
London, Feb. ll-A special dispatch from
MooSh says II Is rumored the popular Arr
nenian leader Hadji Nallost has been con-
ecuted
Berlin, Feb. 1.-THE National Zeitung
mortal tablet TO be placed on the Bismar"k
tower now building AT Gottingen, to bear
The ti.s, inscription; To the great Chancellor,
Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1895-02-12
WILL SAIL rnE cur DEFENDER.
Captain Terry Has Been Engaged as Cap
tain of the New Boat.

New York, Feb. ll.-An evening paper
says:
Captain Terry has been engaged to sail
the cup defender OF 1895. IL Is said that
in many respects he is tine superior OF
Captain Hanson. who sailed the Vlgilant.
His superiority at the tiller Is admitted
and he is considered a good judge OF wind
and knows better when TO brngt the
yacht about than any other yachtsman
he Is also without peer as a trimmer of
IL is not news to those who we're on the
Nigilant when she vanquished Lord Dun
ravens boat In 1898. that Captain Terry
Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1895-02-12
Madison Results.

St. Louis. Mo Feb. tl.-First race-Four
and one-half furlongs. Little. Dutchman
won; Billy Duncan. second; Little Nell
Second raae-Fvc furlonss. Caleb won;
Peregal. second; Garter r., third. Time,
:GIlp.
Third race-Slx furlongs. Kratteen won;
Fillmore second: Granview. third. Time,
l:23
Rosamond, second; Bud Brooks, third.
Time 1:l3i4,
Fifth race-Sjx and one-half furlougs.
Gender won; Merge. second; jamestown,
third Time ]. 90.
Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1895-02-12
Road In Good CnnditInn.

New York, Feb. ll.-Receivers Walker
and McCook, of the Atchison Railroad Com
of inspection of the road, report the phys
iCal condition, of the property as excellent
Visit is on account Of the 'iI Hs ,HeIr dr
certain features of the proposed reorg1n-
ization plan, and declare they are giving
Of the .Atchison properties and have no
knowledge of the details of the plan of re-
organization, AIR. Walker viii shortly re-
turn ia Ihirlgn
Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1895-02-12

The French liner La Gascogne. nine days
overdue, has arrived at Sandy Hook.
The United states expense In the Sa-
moan government so far has been Nl.iG.
Mckinley will speak in Albany this even
ing at the celebration of lincon's BIRTH
day.
Crew of the Nathan Esterbrook, Jr., was
rescued from that schooner by the pilot
boat America ana fifteen minutes there
after the vessel sunk.
Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1895-02-12

Heats Heats Heats Heats Aver
AGNES WON FROM THE WORLDS
Close and Exciting Contest In the First %
the Matches between Teams of

Picked teams from the Acme and World
Bowling Clubs rolled the first of series
of three match games on the Brunswick
alleys last night. The contest was close
and exciting from the start to the finish,
the Acmes winning by the close score of
2,l7S TO 2,126, giving them a margin of AZ
pins Hale, of the Acmes, was the high
roller of the evening, and whitman, who
led the World men, was second.
Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1895-02-12
spikes.

East bound shipments out of Chicago last
week amounted TO 81, ,532 tons, against "a 254i
for the previous week and 1883 for the
corresponding week of last year.
Freight representatives of the Indiana
and Illinois roads which have been engaged
for some time in a war over soft coal rates
have decided to restore rates at once,
Chairman Caldwell, of the Western
Trunk lines committee, has gone to Denver
to confer with the Denver & Rio Grande
and Rio Grande Western officials regarding
the membership of those two lines in the
committee.
Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1895-02-12
Moyors. Convention a, Jefferson City.

jefferson City. Mo, Feb. ll.-tSpecialD
Tomorrow the mayors of the third class
cities of the state have a convention i'll
this city. The purpose is to suggest needed
reforms in city government. T. II. Has
tain, mayor of Sedalta, and Mayor Fen
ton, of Springfield, came in this afternoon.
A large number are expected during the
nj
Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1895-02-12

Tho house has introduced SIC bulls.
1t requires 127 employees to attend the
wants of forty Kansas senators.
a Fort Scott man narrowly escaped
death by poisoning. Strycknine In his
beans.
Hon. y. r. Greene, of f.ecompton. has
been appointed Congressman Blues private
secretary.
The investigation of Governor Anthony
Is not making much headway and the af-
fair will soon be dropped in al Xix alihooI.
Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1895-02-12

The Missouri state convention of the Y,
NJ. {. \. win be held at Columbia, Mo-
February II to II, and a large number OF
local members VIII attend, Accredited
delegates VIII be entertained by the citi-
zens of Columbia, and preparations are be
ing made for the biggest convention even
held in the state.
Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1895-02-12

NIEllant on that occasion, but 1t was
known among the members OF the Vigil
ant syndicate that Captain Terry's opin-
Ton was treated with the greatest respect
and That his views were much sought aft
az ON all nnlMeInns.
Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1895-02-12
Nr\IIgS
WORLDS
Owl Bowling Club.

The weekly roll of the owl Rowllng Club
was held on the Grand alleys Yesterday
afternoon and evening, w. Baker for the
third week in succession, won the medal
with a score of 500 After the roll the mem
bers OF the club elected officers for tho en-
suing year, as follows: c. =. Crider prest-
dent; T.. u. Leeds, secretary; Harry Clark,
treasurer.
The score:
Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1895-02-12
Charley ,rohnson was the winner.

London, Fob. l1.-At Central hall Hol-
born. TONIGHT Charley johnson, Of st.
Paul Mimi. knocked out Robinson, alias
Cock Robin" IN seven rounds. The fight
was FOR f5pn and the tcn-stone siX-pOund
chlmpIonship Of The world.
Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1895-02-12
GOING TO ST. LOUIS TONIGHT =?

Burlington route train leaves at S:l5 p.
m. The only line running three sleepers
with new elegant compartment berths and
buffet. Service UNSURPASSED
Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1895-02-12
Live sporting Notes

! hN' Sp"r'hs N"''S'
Leoncrt has voluntarily Joined class r
! aud will attempt 10 capture short distance
| records next month.
New England Is very prolific in bail
/ players. Nearly every club In the country
contains at least one Yankee.
| r. Griffin leads the winning owners at
satbored IN nursls to tbe amount of nearly
$500
Eugene Leigh has a fun brother 10
Kingston King william by name. which.
ne saws. will be the THROWN Whirlwind's"
superior
If the league abolishes the big mltt. ex-
ccpt for catthers and first basemen Cross,
handicarped. ~
iarla I tbn Is rcsponsible f foT the harl luck
of the hypnotist
The Little Rock Jockey club has ac-
uuirel titie IN fha pronerty known ns Gin
| ION park. and n race meeting win he held
| there ali next winter
,rba NiivarI,a. t,I,b claims To boI1
contract with Carey. the nov first base
man whom Haulon drafted to take Brouth-
ers place on the Baltimore nine.
Pat Tebeau and Billie joyce do not agree
with Buck EwIns in the theory that play
| ing haudbaIi is not a rood way for a
| baseball player to yet in shane.
\ number OF prominent cyclists have
recommended the appointment of William
| +. Murphy of brooklyn, as official referee
of the League of American Wheelmen.
every ever one of the twtelve leasue clubs viii
trai" south OF Mason and DiNon,s line.
George payis, manager OF me New York
Baseball club. was in New, Albany yester-
| day and signed Pitcher Meckin for next
| year. The terms of the agreement are not
| stated.
| Manager sharsig has SO far signed for
HIazleton; Catcher;s Schapb and Moore;
stop, kotRermel; outiielders. h. Donovan
and Gus Moran.
| The Atlanta CiaD bagehsl club has
| New Yorker, ana former Eastern league
manager, to manage its Southern Associa-
tion this season.
sanger titus and Gahanne wll com.
April !. From, ,RirninGham they will go
! to Springfield, Mass. and be ready for the
racing season month later
| tional League stafi Is a good move on
| President Young's part. Mac" knows
eF'S pG1n Gi ,b hr Nan, I1s u,ba v99 nSs Ha KaeN
oi na'''',.pH yms PM r'9 ma,'o", IS
mob Con DALEY Now they arr clamor-
M, ioI ms ynEaE' men. ~ Jhs I.ottlsvlue
ei"6 a p'9SSiTS are ioTSRs d or heroes
Catcher thinner wants some one to pick
| out a weak spot in the Cleveland team.
| II he viii patiently wait untA the Giants
s m 9anSe to Rsp s15s {Gg SPdsbs m tbs hIey Iey
| Ptvh oHHt ScNtl'l "t'N Sl'oiS III '"e NieFe-
| lanI hhe.
walter SangeTs brother. William, IS GO
| ing 10 ride in class Il next season. Young
| Sangcrs best time for the mile is two
| minutes and fifteen seconds, He is about
SIX feet in hfighi; weighs $50 pounds and
Manager White, of he Harvard baseball
| team has made arrangcments for two
| games with the University of Pennsyli
| vania. The first game VIII be played on
/ Nav 49, in phIladalphia and tho second
~ ,bn rj,,t,,,, itst,,,,' 80 s,,7,i
I = 80,
Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1895-02-12

The annual meeting of the Ralston Club
was held last evening at the Midland
About twenty-five members We're present.
The paper of the evening was read by Mr..
Herbert Hackney, of Topeka.
Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1895-02-12

Many petitions presented in the house to
eliminate the word male" from the con-
stitution.
The contest between the state and pr-
vate normal schools in the legislature Will
doubtless prove advantageous to both
Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1895-02-12
NEWS Of THE DAY.

The official forecast for TODAY Is; For
Missouri. Snow nurrics followed by fhir
weather iu the southern portions. For
Kansas. Snow flurries In the early morn
day was quite cold for tho maximum tenn
teraturc was Is deg, while the minimum
was deg.
Following is the record or las; nights OBJ
Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1895-02-12

Prof Doremus. of Bellevue Medical Col
leee, New York, declares DR., Prices Bak-
ing Powder absolutely pure.
Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1895-02-12

Prof Barker, of the University Of Penn
sylvania. declares Dr. Prices Baking Pow
der absolutely pure.
Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1895-02-12

Superintendent Of Buildings Love has
been slightly !ndisposed Tor the past few
days.
Perfect keeping qualities belong to DR.
Prices Baking Powder, because It's abso-
Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1895-02-12

Lambert Won the medal of the roll OF
the Cyclists Bowling Club held on the
Royal alleys last evening ON the following
score
Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1895-02-12
Bellevue Rowling Club.

At the weekly roll of theBelleyue Bowling
Club held on the Royal alleys last evening
Muhs won the medal, The score;
SIrIknS. SnArne TntnI
Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1895-02-12
PER SONAL.

Prices Cream Baking Powder has at
tanned perfection. It's absolutely pure.
Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1895-02-12
UTHT HTHVWTT WUf--NT ITTN,
Mascot, 2;Oi, b. X, foaled 1855, by Deceive

Total amount won, S21 go.
land onward, dam Angelina. by Chester
Chief
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HYMENIAI.

Married. Saturday afternoon
December 18th, 1895, a, No. 30
Greenwood avenue, Columbus. Ohio
hy the Rev. DIR. }. G. Jackson Jr.
Mr. John w. Moore and Miss Anna
l.. Ackers, of Logan, Ohio.
With the above pleasant local news
item. came the Printers Fee of Cake,
sweet as the honeymoon diStils. ahund
ant as the generous Hymen can dis.
pense and as delicious as Love-
young dlean. The young and happy
couple have our hearty c"ngratula-
tior, and with the printers blessing
we extend the wisl, that their lives
may be long and happy, multiplied
more and Moore in such blessings as
the kindliest Fortune voucsafes to the
most favored of married mortas.
The bride is one of Logsns hand
soonest and mos, accomplished ladies',
and the groom, is q newspaper
man of talent and good repute, ,"cspy
for all his bachelor associates. and
furnishing "ploof' that has no errors
to correct.
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COUNCIL PROCEEDINGS.
Transcript from Clerks Record.

Nov. Goth. Council met in regular
session. l'owen in Chair. Usual
business transacted and bills allowed.
Dec. 9. Special session for the
purpose of considering and accepting
the specification and plans of Sewers
and Sanitary DIairage, also consider
storm water sewer contract. Bowen
in chair.
DEc3. Specia. session. Brown
in Chair. The bills were allowed.
Haines, McTain and Jourgcnsmeier
retired the Council stool adjourned.
DEC. ). Special session with Jour
gensmeier in the Chair. pres. pro tenn,
Brown moved that the sewer Com
mittee be and hereby is Instructed 10
use hard burned brick like samples
furnished by contractor for storm
water sewers as already heretofore
mutually agreed upon by the Village
Council and which has heretofore
been approved by the Engineer and
Sewer Committee and Engineer has
already sometime ago instructed the
contractor to use .or the above named
work. Seconed by Geiger. Motion
read hy Clerk. Chair declared above
motion out of order the reason was
because it contiicted with peevious
motion. Brown moved that this Coun-
Gil appeal from the decision Of the
Chai,. Vote, yeas; Brown. White.
Geiger, kleinsmidth and Mathiot
Nays-Haines, Jonrgensmeier and
McLain. Chair declared motion lost.
Motion by McLain to adjourn; Sec
ond by Haines. Motion lost. Motion
by Brown TO appeal from the decis-
ion of Chair, Second by White. Mo-
ton by White that Brown be allowed
to withdraw his motion; Second. Mo-
ton carried.
Motion by Brown that the Council
appeal from the decision of the Chair
in the last decision of appeal; Second
by Mathiot. Chairman declared
motion lost. Motion by McLain to
adjourn-Declared by Chairman car
ried.
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MARvAlUUS RESULTS

From a letter written bv Rev
J Gnnderman, of Diamondale
Mich, We are permitted Ia make
this extract: 81 have no hesitation
in recommending DR.. Kings New
Discovery, as the result weIe al
most marvalOns in The case of nv
wife. While | was pastor of .he
Baptist Cnurrh al Rives Junction,
she was bfnmai t tlOHn with Pneu,
monia succeeding LA GlIppe. Tel.
rible parnXv>m- OF coughing
would ll>t hours with little inter
rupt'on aud it seemed "a ii she
could not survive them. A friend
Recommended! DR. Kings New
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work and highly satisfactory ~
ITS results Trial Bottle tree al
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The SENTIMENTS OF
A PATRIOT,
AStateSman and aDem-
OCrat.

In concluding his message
President Cleveland said: Il
especially entreat the peoples )
representatives in the con.
gsess, who are charged with
the responsibility Of Inaugural
t'Eg measures for the safety
and prosperity of : our COM
mon country, to promptly
and effectively consider the
Ills of our critical financial
plight. | have suggested a
remedy, which my Judgment
approves. | desire, however.
to assure the congress that l
am prepared to cooperate
with them in perfecting any
other measure promising
thorough and practical relief.
and that I will gladly labor
with them in every patriotic
endeavor to further the inter-
ests and guard the welfare of
our countrymen. whom in
our respective places of duty,
we have undertaken to
serve"
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LIST OF JURORS.

The following are list If Jurors
drawn by Sheriff Ryan and Clerk Of
Court Lapper, for the term OF court
beginning January 1896.
PETIT JURY.
Levi Nurter, Green TIP. l pre-.
Paul Hoover, Good Hope.
Daniel No,estone, Perry. | pre-.
+. F. Relnpcl. Logan, 3rd ward.
Culver Smith, Green, lst PIE.
Thomas Accord. Salt Greek.
George Tucker, Falls Gore.
Noah Blosser. Falls.
{. P. Stacy, Ward. lst pre-.
Jacob Notestone, Perry.
Jacob Kline. Good Hope.
Parley Phelps. Falls-Gore.
Vincent Moore, Perry, lst pre-.
Thos. Shotwell. Logan, 4th ward.
w. L. Armstrong, Perry, End pre-.
William Woodland. Starr.
Morgan Lewis, Ward 2nd pre-.
C. J, Thomas, Ward 2np pre-.
GRAND Jury.
kirts Hunter, Perry lst pre-.
Samuel Stirison, Good Hope.
Daniel karshner, Salt Creek.
ID. l.. Davis, Salt Creek.
Daniel Wright, Marion.
Alnnzo Oldheld, Benton.
John McLain, Logan 4;h ward.
Elmer Armstrong, Logan = ward.
Nathan Plank. Perry lst pre-.
j. w. Hull, Good Hope.
Noah Powell, Ward 2nd pre-.
Joseph Brooker, Ward l pre-.
James Morris, Starr.
Benjamin Harden, Green 9 pre-.
John Romel, Perry 1st pre-.
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A College at Your FireSide.
Iou want an education.

Iou want an education.
You are clerk in dry goods
store at twelve dollars Il week. You
are telegraph operator in village
of five hundred inhabitants. You are
an engineer on logging road. Gou
are n machincst working mt day WI
gcS with an invention locked up in
your closet that is going to make
your fortune some day. You III ght
be an architect if YOU only had the
chance.
! You want an education.
Ioa teach in district school. You
are "hand' in cor-et factory. y ou
are the voice we know as crntral!'
when we use our telephone. You are
Il type writer girl small law Office.
You keep the books in your fathers
grocery store to save expense when
times are hard.
You know that if you could only
get an education, YOU could better
Your condition. You could better
lise in the world. You conld be
somebody. Now you are Handicapped.
Go to college? Impossible. You
can not give up Your present employ
ment. You can not get the money.
Why not study at home? You do
not know what books to study. You
,lo not know what books to u>e. You
have tried it and found that you could
not get up and keep up your interest.
Suppose case.
Suppose that some one who is a
good teacher. who knows all about
the subject YOU want to study, who
has written books on ii and delivered
lectures Oh It and laid out courses in
it-suppose tLis man should >ay to
you: Every week will send you Il
lesson IN this subject containing just
as much as in that time You ought to
learn. l Will send questions On the
lesson so that YOU will know what to
study. If you will answer these
questions in writing l will tell you
whether your answers are correct or
not. Further, will tell you how to
study, and will answer carefully and
patiently any questions that you want
to ask. And shall charge You for
this service as Your teacher, will be Il
halt cent a day Suppose a faculty
of six teachers should make you this
offer, SO that YOU could pursue six
branches of study under their per
soma supervision for only three cents
4 day. Would you not jump al such
chancrg
This is just what the Cooperative
Educational Association of Ann Ar
Dor, Michigan. proposes to do for all
its members. 1t offers to every man
and woman in the land whose educa-
ton has been neglected, an opportu-
nifty to obtain for nominal sum, the
help, the advice, the personal super
vision of competent and experienced
teachers. 1t offers liberal education
at a cost of but three cents a day.