The Sedalia Democrat from Sedalia, Missouri • Page 1

PUBLISHED EVERY 3IORXIXG, EXCEPT MOXDAY, Bjtie SEBALiA DfiMQCIUT COMP'Y. -H 9 Sinjflftcopjsperweek, delivered by earner JO 25 By Mail paid.per 01) i THK StTXOAl DEilOCRAT.pcryear.... 2 -0 DEMOCRAT JOB BOOMS are nr- nlMttml with tbe latent of Type, mid rant anil their work la excelled by BO In State. I SEDALIA, MISSOURI, SUNDAY MORNING, NOVEMBEE 9, 1879. JS'O.

265., hnritMf In CUT ON THE iM ui ttrtit-4'InM to UM 1 1 Sitaare, Watci 1 ere ever en Clocks and Jewelry THE XAKSILAIL 3IEETLNG. was Very Kntlmsiastic anil Harmonicas Affair. Marshall Proposes to Meet Sottalia Half Way. Resolutions Afloptrd that Right Sing. huve Hie Neatly at most Reasonable Rates.

GOODS AND WORK WARRANTED. Come and see us before Buying Olxlo Street. S. B. TTe are no loneer dohie: business on Main street.

Iiio-7d3m JSTABL1SHED THIRTY YEARS. MRS. WINSLOW'S POR CHILDREN TEETHING MBS. WINSLOWS SYR1 h'ealth I'D used i ttr.d od- Ih; gy to icst to the moitier, and d. Never did we know an all are delighted Tircctlons accomcpiiyiiig cacli Bottle.

AGAINST counterfeit, poor, v. inch are somet'mcs thrust upotv the unwary by reaso.i of thtir large profits. grnuine unless the of PERKINS, New York, is on the outside wrapper. Sold by Druggists throughout the wOild. TWENTY-FIVE CENTS A BOTTLE.

AD Old, EicsBi A A A Fearful I'AGEVILLE DESTKUYEI). Severn! Persons Fatally Injured. WOELD-FAMED BROWN'S BRONCHIAL TROCHES, for Coughs, Colds, Sore Throat, Hoarseness Sc. DBOWN'S HOUSEHOLD PANACEA, for Relieving alt Pain, Internal and External. SROWN'S VERMIFUGE COMFITS, for Worms in Children, (Unfailing.) CAMPHORATED DENTIFRICE, for Whiteu.r.g and Preserving the Teeth.

BIT A.2.Z, GISTS. FRIGHTFULLY MANGLEI CLEAR THE TRACK! The Blade of Damascus drawn' by the hands of BLAIR Threatens to annihilate High Prices and the Houses that make them. BOOM! BOOM! WHAT'S A BOOPfl! It is BLAIR BROS, taking competition by the nape of the neck and the seat of the breeches and shaking their carcasses until it would make a crow's eye bleed to fly them. WHAT AEOU5E3 BLAIE BEOS. TO IMMEDIATE ACTION IS THEIR HOUSING BIG STOHK.

Business Suits a Specialty. Dress Suits a Specialty. Young Men, Olsrks, Bookkeepers, Salesmen, Farmers, Bankers, we mean the whole world, where do you buy vour Clothing Why shouldn't BLAIR BROS, be your Clothiers A large number of the representative men of the southern portion oi Saline county and the northern portion of Pettis, in pursuance to a call, met yesterday morning at the court-room at Marshall to discuss tlie subject of building n. railroad from Secialla to Marshall. The meeting was organized by eallins Hon.

J. P. Strother to the chair and electing C. M. Hawley secretary.

On motion a committee of three, consisting of Hon. Sam Davi, and Messrs. Bush and J. M. Willis, was appointed to wait upon aud escort the Sedalia committee to the hall.

After an introduction oi the SertaUans to the assemblage, Hon. P. Strotlier made an eloquent speech in favor of constructing a railroad from Sedalia to Marshall. In conclusion he called npon Senator Vest for information as to what could be dom- and what had been done. Sea.

Vest responded by stating what had been done thus Jar. He showed the advantages to be derived trona the building oi the Vine, as it would afford both Sedalia and Marshall competing lines. He referred to the advantages derived by the people of Saline by the building of one road, aud said that the building of another would be still more advantageous. He referred to the fact that Sedalia was determined to make a connection with the C. and preferred Marshall as the point oi intersection.

If Marshall would offer any and good; if not, some otherpoiut would be sought. Sen, ator Vest spoke a half hour, and was attentively listened to. Mr. J. H.

Both well called, but refused to make any thing like a speech un- I til the people of Saline should express t-i em selves IQ some way. J) Bush followed with a few well- timed remarks, pledging the co-operation of the people of Marshall aud of Saline county. Mr. Ossimas Hurt was called for and advocated the building of the road, in practical, earnest speech, pledging that he would do everything in his power to secure the of the road. Tbe Chairman agiin addressed the meeting urgiug prompt action.

On motion oi Mr. a Committee on Resolutions was appointed, couMstms nis of Mevsra. Saai'l Davis, O. Hurt, Dr. M.

And the other had T. Ctiastain, Juhti Gains and M. ceivud otl Walker. After an absence of a few minute-- riic committee returned aud reported thu following resolutions: I Revived, 1st--That it is the of tLN meeting that the proposed r.iition! from Seditlia to Marshall should he built: that it is of the utmost importance to the citizens of Marshall and vicinity, as well as to those along lhe Hue of the proposed road, that immediate steps be taken to secure the necessary tions of money to aid in building smd road, and we pledge ourselves to render all the" aid in our power toward raising said subscriptions. Resolved, 2nd--That we will co-operate with the citizens of Sedalin and Petti- county In the organization of acompanv to build ajjd operate said roatl, and make the necessary preliminary surveys iu order to locate the same.

Rexol-cedt 3rd--That a committee be appointed by the chairman to confer ami act with like committees from Sedalia and other places. The above resolulions were unanimously adopted. The committee provided for was appointed by the chairman, Osimus Hurt, John Coyle, W. H. KinTM, W.

D. Bnsh and R. H. Willis. Gen.

Joe liel)y Exported Bndly Hurt. flic Depot, Store nnd is hop in Kuins. spec a. to UUHUI nil. Nuv.

terrible tornado swept over the country west of here this afternoon, about o'clock, causing considerable DAMAGE AND LOSS or The nre betttueu here aud Lexington, auO consequently coiumnuica- tion by wire is cut off. A messenger brought word that the town of FAGKVILLE WAS DEVOUSIILD by the tonudo and that several persons were killed. Also that General Jue Shelby was bubly hurt. LA 1 L'li. When the Lexington train arrived a DEMOCRAT reporter obtained the following information from the accomtuoiJatinir express agent, Mr.

Wrn. W.iH.ice: THE CYCI.OXI;. About two o'clock a clone struck PageviHe and leveled the depot, store and a blacksmith shop. IT CAMK KRoai TIM; SOLTHWKST and traveled northeast. It was reported at ille thai the tornado parsed over Dover and Odessa, doing great damage.

THE rOUNUiO first struck the depot. About the same time a team that hitched near by took fnght and rau auay. There were a Dumber of men in Sing Shannon's store, incJiidmir GKX. SIIKLLY. They ran out to caiuti tlm warn, but a-.

they so the tornado struck the stoie and tore it to pieces. THE VI.MSCV TIMnvHS Striking the men and inflicting fatal ii.Ju- ries upon some of tbuu. i-, reported that three of them wul die, G'-neral Shelby --truck in the side, and Js also IDLY lX.H*Ki:i» Internally. Hu was conveyed to his residence, about a mile distant. MR.

MVi; SIHXVOX Hurt his back hrokt and cauuot recover. Two men names i a could not ascertain wt re aho fatally injured. One of "hud LATEST BY TELEGRAPH St. Charles Bridge done Down. AN APPALUKti MARINE VORROK.

i a Seventeen Curs Under the Wilier. Spccial to Scilalia Duinoorac. St. Louis, 8 U. p.

m. The St. ClmrlKs raili-Oid bridge acrons the Missouri rfver went at :45 lo-night. A tr.iiti of, cam at thu time aud vveut with it. St.

Nov. ft-- 2 a. m. The St. Charles bridge felt at ubout halt-past 6 o'clock last A stock train, of seventeen car--, with hKVKX Upon it, went Uuwn with the the brulge and were precipitated into the deep and switt-rutmim; current.

UM: of HIE have yet boen recuveied, The telcgvaph uires were torn down with tlm ami no details of the accident a yet bueo received. A I i OM ICE has been opened on ihm Mde of Ihc bruise, and additional formation will be obtained if -1 J.ATER. St. Loiii 1 uv. y-- a All that i knoun i at, 1 o'clock A M.

is that tbe St. 01 a portion of li, fel! at 5 p. tu. A riEKIGHT TKAIN Is to have down, and oeven men to have gone with it. Superiutomitnt of tlie St.

Louis, KaiiAai) City auci Norlheru K. with A TKAIS lias jione to the scene ot the accident. The uccidunt was not here at 9 15 p. when the regular train I TIio Stoamsliip Cliampion Run Into by the Liitly Ofhivia, and in Miti-Oceau. 'Thirty-Tvo Lives Known to Have Bcci Lost.

leg hi-ukc-n and re- injuries. THK Was owm-ti by Mr. Smg; and the blacksmith the property of Mr. Joseph Page, after whom tlif station is a 0 1 A i Or insuninui: wun- in able to a-crrtain, as'the tiiim stopped but a few moments the rot uerc not i at a hite ur lust ligUt. Ferguson, Nov.

'J a. m. -About Iat evening, extra train engine No. 1O7, Keuk-y conductor, Plowman en-iiaeer, was crossing the bt. Cliurles bridge, over the MUsoui i river, coming east, on approaching 'iiiK tsr si' AX Of the structure it suddenly way, precipitating seventeen cars of stocK and tbe caboose into the abyss.

TLie engine ami one car, with the conductor, engineer and lireimiu, were sitved from A FEAIJU-L By the of tiiecjimecting link be- tuuen the car. Three dead budies and thiee badly injured nieii were recovcn-d from the ruins. Al THIS LATK It is to learn the names or residences oi the unfortunates. Him L'p. Tony i his barber shop into the 'jinldmg formerly occupied' by CSeorgu Bi utto, iu the Klgiu Ulock, Ills i i follow liter may po.

Toii is onu of the hest toiiorinl artist'- in the west, i phnft none beat a at, tirty a i and ao i i hi.s a a place i aj). Further rnrticniors of the Itceenl Fire at Kansas City. lUe Coitipauj Arrested Sw iuiliers. Other Items of Interest from Different Parts of the Country. New York, Nov.

dispatch from Lewis, Delaware, says that crowds of pi-upie have gathered around the branch office ol the Maiicime Exchange hungrjly a a i i tor news from reports tit the pilot It apprars thata, baik struck the sli i ain atniii.ships and cutting hur to tlie edge, tilled and sa.nl; in Ihc minutes. J'hat thirty-two lives were lost, is confirmed by Jati-r reports. Tin- coili. ion took place thirly-ftve miles ol Capes May and HeiiJopeii just about aud at which tlm considerable fog lay on ilio oceau off thu shore. The ship, Lady Octavia, was much diiiimsieu, and could not proceed turtlier on her voyage.

AccordiLgJy the signal ot distress was hoisted and a flag shown lor a tug, tind in response one ol the lorae Dela.wa.re Bay tag boats came to ht-r and gave her a long tow. She is now on her way up the Dei Norte river bound to Philadelphia. Breakwater full of stupintig, and nii.HtP,rs of vessels at the shore here and residences of Pilot town are Hacking to Lewis for news. The Champion was one of ihe (Irst iron steam shipo launched In this country been built 185'J, at Wilmington, DeL, for tlie late Commodore VanderbUt, she havi 11 a been fiequt-iHly overhauled and repaired, and was considered in uxcvllcn coudition. The Chimpton originally ran to Panama She was sold by Commodore Vuuderbilt to the pucilic Mail SLeamsiiip Company, from wnlch she was purchased about tvu'lve yiars airo for the Charleston line.

Ht-r last, voyage was the sixty-sixth she had niadu in the service of tlie latter company. The ressel never met with any serious mishap befoie, anil considered a. remarkably lucky ship. Her vain is. variously estimated at from She wafa partly Injured agaLna flic, but had.

110 marine insuratjice. The ship Lady Octavia which did the damage is an old built ship, one the fir--t, in fact, built exclusively ot iron. In the Bruihh jarcih nhe is reported Lo be built, of heavier iron plates than the law now -quires. Tilt- uiy Octavja, was Ijmll ISJt iu WarniiiiLoti on the east coast ot Kiiiiland. hhe rotes hi nil In Lloyd's.

She was among one or the first of the'iron nui built iu the North of England, Sept. 1, Slie saik-d (com LituJauutro with a cargo off i flee, cleurlng tor tlm bieak water lor She anchored off intuit; Lhe brca.lvAaier, ou 3 ami tliuri; until eveuiog of tbe vvlieu shu iput to sea. She had ou, of. the harhor but: eomp-JiuiUvely few hours wticn the teniblu tooji place, blie i owned hi Greeuock G. Adams Co.

Tlie Champion was amply provided with lifc-savini- appliances for people. She hail live metal hli'-boats, all equipped, om- iile-rafL uud ItJ3 life- OFKK or TIII: SK( 1:1:1 vnv, 1 Mo Nov. 1871). At a meeting of the Board of oi the W. i S.

R'y. held Nov. IbTft, it ordered "that the proceed to collect twenty per cent, of the to the capital of this company." In oljuilipnce to this- order, notice is hereby given that on tne 10th clay of November, 1870, buoks will be opened in the of Moiei i. Crawford for tLje eoltec- tiou of said subscription. Mr.

F. W. Fry i-. hereby appointed col- PETER "KPsnluf ratiio 1 In ISfiS a merk, mild and modest young German came to Sedalia aud engaged in I the of ciattr making, lie soon exhibited certain his clunicler tliat always injure success. politi I out littly e-- WHS I opeii' of Cupt.

tin soil. Pmladelpliu, Xov. ship, Uctavia, which in the collision the steamship has amvud luii'u. The Captain reports he left the Dela- vtare breakwater at a. m.

oil Tiiora- dny, 4:00 a. m. on Puday, 40 mdujs east by north hall north iroin Capo May, and IMI-, run iiiro by the steajncr Champion Irom Nen York. The Champion struck us, Ho just alter the steamer was daiiiatred. She sunk iu four tnm- Further remarks were then marte oT J.

M. tantfc, Ossimus Hurt, Senator and II. Botlm-ell. Un motion, the meeting adjournerl, when the Committee on Conference and Co-operation held a meeting and elected Ossimus Hurt chairman, Willis secretary, tnti W. II.

King treasurer. It was proposed that a meeting be held next Saturday, the 15th at Lonc- wood, when Marshall and St-tlaMa will send iarfie delegations. WMte SMrt, Skiift, Bet Far Hat, Best Canton Flannel Undershirts and Drawers, 75ceach. Poorest do do do do do 25ceach. Bat Suit of ClolMi, $21.00 Best Glora, Poem! Suit of Clote, 2.00 Poorest Bock Glow, 1.75 Best Sleep Gloies, 50 Poorest Step Glow, 3.75 'Best Lira Mars, 25 Poorest Liiei Collars.

3.00 Best Sipeita, test Blue Flaiel Slirt, LOOlFtet Onr of Cloaks nnd Dolmans unusiialty hirpe last week. opened Satnrday another invoice of above, in choice and desirable at the -st vrices. JOHN ALLEN SOS. Second-hand Store, iJia West Main street, is the place to buy Bedsteads, Loimjres Stands, Tables, Chairs, Bureaus, Cook Stores, Heating Stoves and all of Ilou-ehold Goodi, cheap. He buys all kinds of Furniture for cash.

Forbes' Orjimt. ic Company. Charles i'orbes' Dramatic Company, old i city, played "Our Board- favorites In thi: Ing House" to a good audience last night at Smith's and -rave "Uncle Tom's Cabin" for a matinee. "Our Boardiug House" is an an amusing and truthful picture of the comical, curious and grotesque characters and incidents to be met with in the great American The principal characters were well sustained, and as Prof. Glliypoti, the inventor of the flying machine, rode his aky-scraping JU hobby In the blue empyrean, or Col.

M. T. CQ Elevator, the speculative "man on off his brusque oddities and Ofj comical the house was shaken fij with laughter. The play, as it is rendered by this company, affords a pleasant and i laugh-provoking entertainment, smooths the wrinkles from the brow of care, and sends the audience home in a good humor. Mr.

Forbes is a good manager, and, with his good repertoire, and reform prices of ly i nn LOO lection may be laeiliuiU-d and the direct ors enabled to comply with their contract with tbe construction company, it is urged an especial favor that the subscribers to said railway give Mr. Fry a cheerful respda.se. JOHN I). CIIAWI of her crew were 111.1..^ in, jty-iour and placed on 14 Ohio-trett, and claimed a sharp of I' i a iy lil Tbe first i I mate or the UctdVia, Ferguson was I public iutrunage. As he became bcticr i lu 0 of tnu liec a lhe U(J lh( coi arquiilnted with our penply and his many lishm uceurred.

brought sterling qualities shoiu forth, his trade m- I 1101J(; to the port. Pour I created and prosperity upon him. 1 1 atlJ Uvo of Ule C1 WJW i pKicoa on an boat and to i i i a a or so after hi, arrival he Ne nrk. Cupu Jum of led one of Sutlaha's fairest to til master of ijie Ludy OuUvia, has made the following statement: "My lostanrt uv the a.iiar, and fioin iJut clay regarded aiTivcti at, Delaware breakwater from Ri HELM SCUAXKLtR, Board by the day, week or month Mi at all hour-. Bei-t braurt-, of oyster- in au ur by the ll-li-diiu.

lurer and, tolwcwmM. i Uuur and and tbe moon Eleven a a Mr. Ktiim formed a wa-, i i biightly. were moviB i that liw a a a at the rate of three and a half ur lou a i brand of cigars, out ot tlie verv I kllot huur cil matt; reporter! Doctors are to guard human life and bring relief to the sick. Su does Dr.

Hull's Baby Syrup. It contains nothing injurious and ib ahvays reliable. To IKJ had at all drug stores in our city. Priuu Hj cents. Kieli in lhe Jiulire Jolin iiaker, wiio uell known to nearly even man iu Petti 1 conntv, Ims- placed his cribs and corti-shelier io tir.st-class condition, ami is prepared to engage extensively in the coru trade, iu which business lie has bad manj years of experience.

Ju connection his steam shellcr he will run a pairof corn burrs and manufacture an exctlluit article of corn meal, prlta, etc- The needs uo introduction to tlie jteopie ot this portion of the country. He Mmply for hib former bretluen to call and ste him ami set ins prices, on the corner ot Sceonri and Monilean streets. Iticil ttf Fnntlf xm. Mr. UpLon prwinment citizen of Lexington, out- of the ol that city, fact, died at his residence Thursday from the effect" of paralysis with which he was about ten tiuys airo.

At the time of hi.s titath Mr. H'insor was SulK-rintendeut of tlie Lexington (Coal Company. He wi? generally known throughout central and univers- about io BLAIR The Cheapest and Largest Clothiers on Earth. ally respected. He vnu years.

acliiildt-ion, gives the public a.n entertainment. BIJJ drive in thildrens imported Hose. Another lot of Undent ear and 25c. Union Suits just in. Mornie Jtearers, bnjs Ihe talletit bruade.stunct best Towel Hornfe latent uoveliy io this lor the monej in Jtbe city, at Curran for sale only at Frjr'a.

CURRAN FRY'S. nil other braucN in thia market and make him a lasting reputation. He called the the "Ht'soitiliuii" and it proved "all bis his luncy painted 1 The brand came into general use, aud it was sought after by nil and He never allottet) it to deteriorate a. particle aud lie waxed wealth; 111 its maimfacture. Tlie little room became too small to accommodate his tra'le, and ho TV forevd to remove it to make room for a stately brick, whirli now pointed to as one of the most handsome ethllces the city.

It is a sLi'iiciure with a. basement. The Ilrst Hour is used as a saleioom aiitl cigar uicumfautory and was formally opened witli an old tashioued house warm- Ing last niylit, Mr. Kuhu's friends prosperity, i tiiree kegs of beer were txh-mslcd. It was truly one of the picas- antes occasions uf thi kind that ever occurred in the city.

To see what pluck, perseverance and Inisioess aceorapli-h, tvery one should call and see Mr. Kuhu iu IDS new building. In the front rooin or the lloor can be found the most extensive stock of meer-chivum, briar-root, sloue and coin cob piues ever brought to Setta'in, as well as every brand ol smuking tobacco, smokers' outllts, cigars, suufts, etc. In the rrai is the cigar manufactory. In the basement huge stock of tobacco is kept.

The third story is useil as aleL-puig apartments for hi- em- piojes, SUCICNS to Peter Kiihn, '-ays the DI.MO- i KA What's the u-e of sittinir d.iy in the hou-se a ba-1 coki or hacking cough, wlien Dr. Bull's Cough Sjiup will cure you in a shoit, time. I ou her course and 1 011 mine, nnd we au( preached each other; but immeaiutely b'e- 1 lore ine collision the man on the lookout she -MftiM aud her port light becutue visl ble, xhowinghhe Ima turneilon hur course. Wu iitn.1 a mail on the lookout constantly, but there could have been no lookout oti the uhainploti. Her capiaiu, Luckwood, bulifaeqiiiiiiLly tolt) me lie had altered his course a moment before the collision, but assigned no leason fordoing i so, aud that he did not see my shrp, whic.li indicates tlitit my idea ID regard to I the lookout was eonect.

I am i informeij thai the man who should have I been on tlie lookout was aloft loosening sail The ship suuk iu lour cnmutt's cuiliilon, and there vvy.s a terrible panic, I at uiiee oiderecl the bouts ioweied aud in lact, tluee were in the watur before ilia Tvvu ot her ccew. juiupeti board my ship at the time she btruck, lu all thirty people-were lost. Among them ilrat mace aud live womeu. Twelve oi the nutisingwere pas- I ineuu.ta say that the ttteamer ciiiijt; ou us end on, and was no pos- slolc mcaub ot avo.clinic lier. IL was 1111-' poafcifjJe Lu tell the txiuut oi her lujimes, as ahe went down so quickly and there w.ib much Jfour of tlie puHSttt- gers.aud two of the crew were sent EO New Vork iu a bark that came alongside, but I ihtl nut fir-t their n.iiues or the name ol the vessel Uieyaie on.

The Largest Display! 7 i' 1 c. And the Best Goods at the Lowest, Frlces, a the Customers Wide Awake I NO NEED OF PEICES AIOTE Fair Prices Helps Trado More Than LOUD ANNOUNCEMENTS and WE DO AS WE PROMISE! (liiaraiil Return 'the aione EVERY GARMENT x' 1 1 PL AIM SELLING PRICES, And without an eqnaFnere. We Say, Without Fear or Favor, We Sell Better SEE WEINBERGER CO. NO. 2IC OHIO STREET.

Orders for Cloti.inp execatcf In' Xtylwi Bud Priwi. "ew fork. Election. -m Nov. Journal's tablen of re! urns un the State ticket this evening elects Potter by 73 majority, but it says it feels hopeful forHoskins, and Is sure of the eleetion of others on the -Sapublican- ticket exctpt Soule.

The Sun's returns give Potter, Denjo-; crnt, a in-xjority of about Horatio Seymour, Democrat, tins' neRrly majority It is probable tliat Wadso 1 ritj Eepubliciin, for Comptroller, Wood, Attorney are elected. Barr, Secretary of State, runs very close' to' Beach. with chances ia favor of being elected Between Wendc, Republican, for Treasurer, the race is very close. NAKSETH: BV Found oeatl. St Louis, Nov.

ell'hriowD in dramatic circles, and a meinbur ol Haferly's Minstrels uow in this wa found dead iu hib bed at the Planters' House tQJs.morn-, ing. Death was caused by hetvrt SisM-ase: wife and parents reside' at Rochester, N. whither? Jiis irumains have been by his brother MatoDh of tuts city, SALT MKAT round uii, 3 60 December. BUTTEll- KtiGS--Not BAC0 Strlko Chicujro, JTov. strike at the stock yards' la apparently ended, the men agreed not to attempt to ia- tcrier- with the employes in their efforts secure non-tJuion workers at lower tliun what the Union men demand.

Work was resumed to-day. packing? 3 40; bn 80. rBceututt, 2,900. CATTLE-Supply- local, and BLA.NKETS, ULANXETS, tlie cplebrnteii Blankets at $1(J a pair; the best goods ever shown iu the market, at CCKRAS FUT'S, TU- Sty o. Criv, to tlie in uxesiwKiug tliu turns of tue cmeker fm Xo uthcv bodies btiuri recovered.

At the roll eall of emplovcu.s 1 this morning all wc-rc accounted fur except Three have been taken out and tbrtt; i Mill remain the At iliit Curo- iier's to-d-ty prepontlemnce of was to the effect that the accident caused by an explosion of starch U. II. McDouuls, a chu of Jesse James, was arrested to-day In Kansas City, having in his a Him horse i found to been stolen in Uatus county on tlie 6th. He is locked np. i hla perbOII beveral COL Qt fciE biIU) w4 executed by photographic process.

Killed BU Mb and t. Louisville, K.V-, Nov. liine Hill special to the Courisr-Jottrqalfsfates tbat iiobert Kaudall, nephew of "Circuit Judge and book-keepfer and manager for coalftltmler and instantly killed- Krice this, vveuing. Eandall di-scliaryed MS employ daj's sincei a'nu I'ricc. becatne veryrffacli tbe act.

Thb eveniuK'lm'upWJCured. ft i pistol, and meeting Uaodall a ensued, when the latter, who prepared, got his pistol out' first and shot Price four times su. rapid twice and twice io the side. Mther oi the aiioLs would have been fatal. liaudaU was immediately arr'eiiUil by the "blieiifi.

atid placed under a'gmml of two Mount'Vernon-antij 'lliitr' On the roar! Kaudall got a way fviun tiie giirda and ninUe his escape, Arvvntcil. Denver, Nov. A. GrantTM late oi Cincinnati, and A. Wftson Tvefe arrested lo-day for conducting fraudulent schemes through the under tbe name of the Denver Land and taken before the' United Stales Tliey waived examination', fi rt't beiiij-: they will probably Mali KoUbeT Arrpttcfl.

Memphis, Oc(. one ol the Memphis authorities, arrested, ycb- tcrday, Ucruando- a colored mall carrier, OD a charge o( loinins mail. Mosely' wahre'df examination and was committed to iiil) in default of SL00 bail. A national of people from all parts of the country, direct of rheumit- tisro, Is loudly lhe 'praises of 'St. Jacob's Oil.

CUUi, 8UU. I 1 SITKEP--Qnict anil unchAoced; 'fair, to 75 htl? wuiSKJSYr-stwiy. NEWSPAPER! WSPAPER.