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SEDALIA WEEKLY BAZOO.
VOLUME XIII.
SEDALIA, MISSOURI, TUESDAY, AUGUST 2, 1881.
NUMBNR 8.
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AIN'T IT HOT ?
In order to induce
broker and the innocent purchaser of A
, the watch from the latter both were
i arrested and shot by order of Lerada. j
But his ambition for extended power j
ruined him. His frequent successes
DRIVES ' 4;BY TELEGRAPH
FOR THIS WEEK.
SLIPPERS
hurt lpil him to liplievp that he could i
customers to come outifef
we will offer the MwZfJ&uTEA DAISY, 81.25
irur inHi iromontc ! hav,ug lost the P1,estl?e he had sa,ued
lilcL IIIUUlUlllwlllO fin eighteen years, and the confidence .
GARFIELD GLEANINGS.
A Reckless Conductor. RAPED HIS SISTER.
Greenwood, Mo., July 29 Quite;
nine sensation was creaieu mis t AndFAArincrthA VAnmMM'nf nBr
- ia
, morning while
east Pound iNtssenger;
. train No. 2 was standing at the depot, j
; , . caused by the report ot three pistol
J The President Still Improving, J shots in rapid succession. It seems
and His Recovery Now tnat two oootoiaeks boarded the tram ,
a at Lees Summit, and after it had
Husband He Kills him
When Coming: Home.
of his officers. The latter "went back I
SHOES
Swn-ial to tin Cincinnati Knquirer.
Florence, S C., July 23. Yes-
AWA 4 T a - - U
pulled out Conductor Pomeroy tried , Zf In L 1
fci.-lr tlm nr A ft fZ ' plantation, about twenty-nvc miles
rm . ',. .i . i 1U ? from here, was the scene of a series of
.wvMiiik. aavaA xa aaAavra va m
65c Red Table Unen.ss-rJn
X"- CA. D.J Mnl:nn 'sum for the
IUI JUU nCU HCUJMlia I last Lerada
per dozen, 50c. Large
LinenTowels, 20c. Hose
haff price. Dress Goods,
Lawns and Percales at
Cost Price, for one week j
only.
information ; and so at i
was captured and soon af-1
I ter was shot near the bridge crossing j
the river passing the city. He beg
ged earnestly for his life, one person
assuring me that he offered to liqui
date the American debt if released.
But it was of no use ; his death was
inevitable, and while protesting that j
his actions had been for the good of
the Indians, whose chief he was. the j
drums were rolled, a volley of musket-1
ry was heard, and tne career or Lera
: and
LAWNS,
A NICE LOT LEFT ATI
Confess Their Crime to the
Sultan.
Is Ayoob Kaln in Candahar,"
is What is Now Troubling
the British Bull Dog.
, gun throwing rocks at him under the
cars. He rushed
car and opening
shots at then), none taking effect, but
crimes.
ending in a wanton murder under cir-
1 . .1 i ' Eiiuiiii; iu a nnuiuu minuet II1IUCI tlr
greatly endangering the lives of several "V" L.i TJ-
Z a i- i -u i J who has lost the use ot both of hi
persons sandmg.,, range ot the : shots. , w fc k wu ,
Great indignation is manifested bv the :. t i j on iv
is iuc nue ui xvvihiiu nomas. ies-
4lc
The Zulus Rampant in the.
citizens who
tor s arrest.
threatened the eon due-
LACES
Transvaal Bismarck
Thrf atened by the
Progressionists.
Saratoga Races.
Saratoga, July 20. The first race
' terday morning, while Ry land Thomas
was away, White, the cripple, having;
A - T 1 I! - 1 .
secreieu nimsen in tne iamuv matt-
m mi
sion, went mio mrs. l nomas room,
J.M.Clute&Co.
A MILLIONAIRE BRIGAND.
CALL EARLY.
As to his wealth during his lifetime ! Good Assortment, Extra Cheap.
.i i : r : . i . t
inure are luauy miii ius. viie is iuai
lrrels of gold and silver were carried
at his order to the mountains and
there deposited by four men, who, af-1 wm W M HI A mm
ter finishing the work were of course p, I J I il ti- Pi
shot that it might not be divulged. Wwrfj
lhere is at Santiago an old man who ,
i tens mat ne, in company wiin an-
T rorio whr. t.ovo onri other Ateiio. came to Tenic in the :
f - r T 1l HI I W V AAA AM V V V A-A I ' A
one mile dash. Fellowplav 1 : Victim, auu T,u In? uoor' """"J
2 : Girofle. 3d. Time 1:42. upon nis own shut. Airaougn witu-
i The second race of fine furlongs ' 0lIt tne m ot g; the scoundrel
An Explosion in a Npw Vnrlr Wvomhiff. 1 : Olivia. 2: Turco. :J. lsses ncre.noie sirengin in
Brewery Sends the Roof
Skyward, and Entails a
Loss of $25,000.
OFFICIAL BULLETIN.
207 OHIO STREET,
Gold-Getting Made Things
Hum.
Alfa Califoniian.
There are many interesting incidents
related of Lerada, the remarkable In
dian who for eighteen years ruled the j u weakness for tl
Tepic part of the Mexican republic. Li rant-mi ir.li
When a boy he was engaged in herd-1 nnt mturn to the house. In the morn
ine iheep and cattle on a ranche near ug thc mules were fouud astray, Le
Jaliflco. Everyday there passed
nitrht time, escortinsr Lerada and six
t loaded niufes, heavily laden with gold
and silver bars, brought from the
mountains in the vicinity of Santiago, i
and which were deposited in Lerada's
house : that after their arrival he was !
sent out to buy mescal, and as he had j
the "vine celestial he j
sot drunk and did
MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.
ner way to ana rrom scuooi a very
pretty girl of good family, and an ac
quaintance began between them. She
always had her books, and on her re
turn from school the two would retire
to tome quiet place' where she would
teach him to read and give him his
first ideas of arithmetic and -geography.
He was exceedingly apt in
learning and anxious to acquire knowl
edge, and he improved it in such a
manner that he soon became recog
nized among other indians as superior
to them. His master often ill-treated
hira, and Lerada was often heard to
was on
and the other man, ins companion,
never was heard of again. His ideas
of discipline were as severe as his,
ideas on many other things- It was
his custom to review his 24,000 Iu-i
dianson the nrst Sunday ot every
month, at 8 o'clock a. m., and it was
expected that every man would be
present or with sufficient excuse. As j
they had to come from many leagues !
away it would not seem strange if!
there were many delinquents. On
when those present were in line, one
iinfnrtiinato arrival ton minntos lat
say he would revenge himself. Lhe I He was called before the chief, and
acquaintoncd with the girl ripened into aftr 1; reprimanded before the
iove. which was reciprocated. He whoie army was led to a tree and
had asked of her parents that he i Khnt
might marry her, a proposition that
was scorned, the family calling him a
beggar. But he one day killed his
master and fled to the mountains.
Xkw York Moxkv Mahkkt.
Xkw Yokk, Julv :0.
Mdiity 2l(a$.
Prime Mercantile 4 jut cent.
Bar Silver.! 11 J.
Exchange Steady,
(ioverniuent (uotaiions- Firm.
States Dull.
Railroads Kather light demands
STOCK MARKET.
; Kxecutive Mansion. July. 30, 8:30
'a. m. The president enjoyed a re
freshing sleep during the greater port
. of the night. The slight febrile rise
1 of yesterday afternoon had subsided
. by midnight, and this morning his
temperature is again normal. A
gradual improvement of his general i
condition in an particulars is ODserv
able, aiid is recognized by himself
His pulse is now 92; temperature,
! 98 5-10; respiration, 18.
Signed Buss,
Bakses,
Woodward,
Reybuun,
Hamilton.
Time 1 -03 4 , ine arm9 anu IS aDle lo woome his
The summer handicap of H miles ' alonff.over the ground in snake-Chw.L-mnto
r:m,r o,i. hke contortions moving along with
Flora 3d. Time 2-35 1-4 ' wonderluI rapidity, and armed with a
f The fourth race, a hurdle race of iftch,by means of which he raises
H miles. Glasgow, 1st; Postguard, ! ""u' he " rea,I ,ar i?. ctlve
2nd ; Faustina, 3d. Time 2:07. "V1" lwc ,aj T, V1 "V "w ftls
, a large and well-formed woman, made
Blew the Roof Off. ; a desperate Hght for her honor, but
New York, Julv 30.-An explo- j the inhran jier overcame her.
sion from an unknown cause occurred L r e omm'8S1D fthe deed.
this morning at George Ehret's brew-! he ftar the vengeance of the
eryon 1 hird avenue, by which the ; . , ,
entire rxf of the west win was t. "WIUCU w 1
blown off. A fire broke outlmme- ? t6e "e wet down to
u.. ....... i iarmjaru caie ana jaia in wait
Sto'ks After 11 o'clock speculations ;
was lirni in tone, ami prices further ad- Merely a Question of Time.
vanced 1 to tier cent., in which entire list t m, i Ll
Partici,,:,ted. 1 L?1 TeJSl'm' Wh
Xkw York Markkt. JJL
Xkw Yobk, Julv W. :jon Mrs- Garfield s phvsician, who
riour-fnehanged. "as been stopping at the executive
Wheat .Shade stronger: No. '2 red July. ) mansion ever since the president was
SI lwoundel, savs the president Ls de
I'orn Without quotatiyo change Icidedly better this morning than he
Oats Shade wronger : Western 4fi(3i4J. I k.. - : i.
rinn. . , . , . . , J. , , ...
and therefore decided to get him out
the
diatelvnfter th exnlnsion. hut ma 8 auu iu in an xor
soon extinguished. The loss to the.?mas wn. retulrne1d n,Sn
building and contents was 825,000; I hlte f5on h8 ambush on the road-
4 in iiroil SIUC, SCUI. a 1UU U UlUC UUCKSUOl IDlV
! lusureu. i .i A.. . ,i i r.
m i ine unioriunaie man s neau. j?o close
Propped up With Pillows. was he to hs victim that the head
Washington, D. C, July 20 -The ! w?! orD int0 "nrecognizable shreds
president is still improving, he was Lwnicn were scauereo aoout upon the
1 nmnned nn with tiillnw in hpil inr a i Iees 01
while to.dav. and xva ivpn solid fond After the commission of this last act,
u.")i ili ui far afrtAs ur uh L;m I White crawled off to the woods.
Keel
Pork New nies $18 lio.
shot and that he has been elevated in
Lard - Higher and Hnn; iem .rj oo. the bed by means of pillows and has
eaten a small quantity ot bee! which
The familv of Lerada. his wife and 1
(ta flaiicrhtora rtmiAi at ftin Tiiiq. Shp i $8 8 : $0 10,
;Q : .nAv.KI nnmctnnmx Hacon Strong ;
St. Loris MAKKirr.
St. Iclj, July :(.
h lour L nchanged.
Wheat Higher; No. 2rcdl 19.
No.:;do$l 12; No. 4, .$1 06&.1 07.
Corn Ix)wer, 49-491 .
Oats Cash, higher ; 44c.
W h iky Steady.
Pork- Finn : 17 1, drv. ?lt im at
taking a number of Indians with him.
After increasing the number to eighty
men, he one night entered Jalisco,!
went to the house of the girl, took her j
out and killed those of the family who
he deemed had insulted him. He
forced the eura of Jalisco to go with
him to the camp on the mountains,
comfortable circumstances
and is represented as a very ladv-like
and amiable person.
Saved by Floating'.
Kifhinom! bfcpatrh.
While John Neelv and a partv of! Wheat- Strong and higher: Si
lino ti1 mmtlotnon onmvmo- ' Corn -Steady and firmer; 49.
f.;, ."?cjii
was preitared by Mrs. Garfield. The
'presKieni nas expressed nimsen as
!9i , feeling much better and stronger to
day than at any time since the shoot
t ing occurred.
He watched the clock until exactly
01 : 9 at which moment he remarked
'Well, it is exactly four weeks since
XS'1- :lYeafin" rit- .a
Z'itr YnrkPN opinion that the progress of the patient
$t o0; Mixed packing, 00 ; j towards recovery, will not be impeded
Again.
The attendant surgeons feel assured
, that the president is recoveringstrength
rapidly as could be expected and says:
which so far agrees with him.
Cutting- on Freights.
Boston, Mass., July 30 The Grand
Trunk is making time contracts on
the west bound freights at low rates
extending into the winter months.
morning
-,
lml Normal : $11
Hoes Active and
choice to fancv. heavy $6 80fe7 00.
Keceipts. 1,800, shipmeuts, 2,500.
CiiirAoo Makkkts.
Chicago, July HO.
m.
ladies and gentlemen were enioviner
ar w - i
nicnic on an island a few miles east of
and when there made him marrv him
m j i uiia fMVC, uio iiicv i'.ira vutuuia ,
to the rl. Bradley, met quite an accident. Dur- j
Lerada afterward took to the road j ing the afternoon she, with three
as a brigand, and was a terror for other ladies, left the balance of the
mdes around. Many times troops party and went some distance around 3
were sent atter him that never return-, the shore to bathe. Tbey insisted on
ed. About this time came the I reuch. I going alone, and declined the
fo U1 ipisa gentleman to accompany
and influence with the Indians, made j Thev selected a dnnerous nla
overtures to him-to join them, prom-! bathing, and Miss Bradley, going be-
Oats Weak and lower;
Rve Unchangetl.
Barley Same.
Wh isk v Unch a nged .
Pork Steady ; $18 o0.
Iard Firm and steadv; $12 0o.
"That he is in excellent spirits een-
e rally speaking.
The patients recovery is considered
'at present to be merely a question of
lime.
This
several posses of citizen
went in search of him. and to-day
about 12 o'clock, he was found hiding
in a gum pond under some whortle
berry bushes. Being called on to sur
render, he laughed back defiance, and
threatened to kill the first man who
' laid hands on him. As the officers
advanced he began firing, and emptied
the six chambers of his revolver, but
without effect. He was then captured,
but not without great trouble. He k
now in the Marion jail, but there is
great talk of lynching. White's
crime is the more atrocious from the
fact that for the past six years he has
been supported by bis sister and brother-in-law.
Can't Feed the Jews.
Bismarck Scared.
Berliu, July 30. The North Ger
man Gazette gives prominence to a
threatening letter bearing the Ham
burg postmark just received by Bis
marck. The Gazette attributes the
sending of the letter to the effect that
the constant denunciation of Bismarck
by progressionists press has produced
on some weak-winded reader, and
warns the progressionist's paper to
oewareeven ot creating a suspicion;;
fiend. The progressionist papers are! ienna, July 30.In coiisequeoce
indignant, and describe thrpublica-! "essitous Jews from Kum,
tion ofthe letter as an unprincipled 1 ;usn Germaay going to Span,
electoral manouver similar to the I iSSE bssdor
imaginarv plots unearthed by Na- j W a ".t!e tbat while Spaui ig
nWn Th;l h.t rv.na tV. tko I willing to afford every protection to
iit;nnc ' r .the refugees, she cannot undertake
: to support tnem.
i
OFFICIAL BUIXETIN.
Hogs Receipt 10 000: active and firm : Executive Mansion, V:6i) p. m.
light, higher, .6 40(a!o 80 ; mixed I The president showed no fatigue from
' n: I'Einv iiniii ii i tii:ivv mutt-.n kii i u : i- i r. i il:.
offe.r of ",.lt-Re,Ps 2 '.XV ! in. It looks verv well, and the dis-
them. jKi;w : common ut good shipping, , L. . z- c .
ce for SWfe'5 70 ; butchers, .2 20(4 90. J wij iu"-
ismg 130,000 per month to pay his
men. Lerada, accepted and went with
8,000 men to Mazatlan, received the
first installment, came back to Tepic,
disbanded them and put the money in
nis pocset. lie afterwards received
yond her depth, was swept off into the
those ou the island. It was quite
time before the other three ladies, be
tity and in quality. His general con-
nence, and he rapidly made advance
ment in his endeavors for a complete
control of the government of this sec
tion of the republic. He appears to
have been a terribly revengeful man,
and any one that he imagined had
done him any injury lived but a short
time. On one occasion, at a ball in
Tepic, he observed an official of the
government in conversation with a
senorita with whom he was enamored.
He directed one of his own officers to
get to him and tell him to leave the
house. Lerada, seeing the official
still conversing with the young lady.
again called his officer and asked if he
obeyed him, and at the same time
pointed to the pistols which the officer
carried, asking if he was aware to
what use such instruments were put.
"Now go to that man," he said, "and
take him by the beard and lead him
from the house." The officer, well
knowing that if be disobeyed his own
life would be forfeited, did as he was
told.
On another occasion he sent an In
dian with a watch and a sum of
money from his place at San Luis to
Tepic. The Indian stole both, pawn
ing the watch. He was apprehended
and shot, and so, too, the poor pawn-
The Philadelphia Press is becoming . dition continues to gradually improve.
1 aAa liilniknnJAnf a Aaa ma mam, am..! I A MAiIaM AllAn4l4ir -v4 erhlf 4VSl
ocean by a strong current and soon thefef dangerous publica- has been added to his nourishment,
after disappeared in the high ilireak- j f t pblican party ot Penn-! nd was eaten with a relish. A
ers. bhe could no longer be seen by , .... - T.V :J. 1 i u u j u u
se ou the island. It was miitea' ... it ... i- uj i.
, cAposiug ine swinuung oi me state iuiiresa ui ins ue up wuica nis
to ! head and shoulders have been elevated
somewhat and he expresses himself
as well pleased by the change of posi-
to illustrate the work of the Press: tion. At present his pulse is 98 : tem-
! perature 98 o-10 ; respiration 20.
I signed, I Buss,
the aaniA sum rpaularlv ami a i: j-. . i fSUppiy niie HI XUUTlSuUnF. niUCIl
larly he pocketed it. This was the to the balance of the mrty. When the Aft of .the W'niachine. A
bemnninir of his litini nm,n;. Li. J:J ,..iLL couple of specimen bricks will serve
g o - -avm i i iir.w iiiii ms i Li i.i rALn Liir vmLmi. run i
they did so it created the greatest
sternation. All hopes of rescue by
the party were soon abandoned, and
she was given up for lost. When,
however, the alarm reached the fish
oil factory, which is near the north
end of the island, two young men em
ployed there thoughtfully took a boat
and sailed out on the ocean, and when
a mile or more from shore they found
Miss Bradley floating on the water
and rescued her. She had been
"The same monstrous rapacity ex
tends through all the various branch
es. A contract was authorized for
j doing the plumbing of the capitol at
a cost ot Ib.wU, when an examina
tion developed the fact that no plumb
ing whatever was necessary ! It would
simply have been 16,000 in the pock
ets of the ring; but fortunately
through the vigilance of the state
this
Abdul Agiz.
, Constantinople. July 30 An of
, ficial communication published in the
Turkish papers states Mahomed Pa
sha and Nouni Pasha, brothers-in-law
of the murdered Abdul Aziz, address-!
ed petitions to the sultan confessing
their crime and asking clemency on
the ground that the conspirators acted
under the order of Murad Pasha, who
succeded Abdul Aziz, and that this
led to a commutation of their sentence
of death to exile.
aaBaBaBaBj
Barnes,
Woodward,
Reyburx,
Hamilton.
u - i e i i treasurer, the consummation ot
that perilous position for nearly an; . , ' . - .
nut V hnn roannon che iraa crroaf. 1 . . .
ly exhausted, but able to speak, and
is to-day improving, with every pros
pect of speedy recovery. Miss Brad
Jay could not swim, and heretofore
learned the art of floating on the
water, and to this and the energetic
and manly efforts of the two young
men, Frank Milliner and Polk Lang,
she is to-day indebted for her life.
Answer This Question.
Wrhy do so many people around
us seem to prefer to sutler and be made
miserable by Indigestion, Consumption,
Dizziness, Loss of Appetite, Coming up of
the Food, Yellow Skin, when for 75c. we
will sell them Shiloh's Yitaliaer, guaran
teed to cure them. Sold by your druggist.
vari
ous articles, amounting in the aggre
gation of nearly $500, was certified
and jmid, when not one of the articles
was furnished at all. The splendid
proportions of the steal appeared not
merely in the materials for scrubbing
the capitol, but in those presumed to
be used for scrubbing the legislators
themselves, and the item of $100 for
bay rum for the senate barber shop
where possibly its most diligent em
ployment might legitimately have
amounted to one-tenth part of the sum
dlustrates the lavish character of
the expenditure."
Bookkeeping.
Clas in bookkeeping will be opened at
Scdalia Business College, Monday, Aug.
lt.
Recovery Absolutely Assured.
Executive Mansion, Washington,
July 30. Dr. Hamilton sent the fol
lowing telegram to his wife this fore
noon :
Mrs. Dr. Frank H. Hamilton, Sea
bright, N. J. :
The president has had a pleasant
night. He is now sitting partly up
in bed, while Mrs. Garfield is giving
him a little beef steak. We are all
in the best of spirits, feeling that his
recovery is absolutely assured.
Signed F. H. Hamilton.
Out on a Strike.
Ogdensburg, N. Y., July 30. Two
hundred men working at the lumber
mills of Skillings, Whitney A Burnet
struck yesterday for higher wages.
Several men who attempted to work
were attacked and injured. The
mayor has been called on to preseive
order and protect property.
The Field of War.
Oran. Algeria, July 30. A com
bined movement of three columns of
French troops, which will start from
Suida, Sibdon and Geryville, will be
directed towards Macheria, where the
entrenched camp will be established,
which will serve as a base of opera
j tions for the expeditionary column,
which will march during the autumn
through Algeria as far as riging,
Morocco.
Troublesome Zulus.
London, July 30. A dispatch
from Durban says a rebellious Zulu
chief has occupied a strongly en
trenched position with three thousand
men. John Dunn with four thousand
men is awaiting permission from the
government to attack him. It is ex
pected the Transvaal convention will
be signed the first of August. Hon.
Mr. Hudson has been appointed Brit
ish consul in the Transvaal.
REMEDY
FOB
RHEUIAWI,
NEUMLiM,
SCIATICA,
LUMtAM,
BACKACHE,
LASABASASBMMBBBAi
SORENESS
of ni
CHEST,
BORE THROAT.
QUIHST,
SWELLDTGt
SPRUITI,
FROSTED FEE?
EARS,
TOOTH, EAR
News from Candahar.
London. July 30. The Viceroy of
India telegraphs : "rio advices have
been received from Candahar and it
is still uncertain whether Ayoob Khan
had occupied that place or not. The
battle was lost solely through bad
generalship. Out of four regiments of
the Ameer's troops, only one regiment
and six guns were brought into action.
Ayoob Khan's booty included two
and one-quarter lacs of rupees.
headache;
AM
1LITKINHS
AM9
Sr. Jacmb Ott h a
acaa. mhlx ui cmkav EiAnal Immt. A trial i
tort U oapatmlr tritiag outlay of MCum. aai
m aaaanag ana aaiataa aav caaaiaa ywwti j
a
WMAUSBMBKTSABl
We still sell the best stowe
in the market.
THOMAS & HADDEN.
4-24dtf.