Sedalia Daily Democrat (Newspaper) - December 11, 1874, Sedalia, Missouri PUBLISHED 5 98 IVr by Carrier to payable 10 Carrier JOHM RUSSELL VOL in SEDALIA BNX FBI DAY MORNING DECEMBER II 1874 NrO 2 will inserted ono to tit at the or cents per insertion wx to times eight Hue each twelve thereafter five cento par each No local notice will inserted for than fifty cento Local ordered no time to agreed upon will bj continued aad charged ft accordance with the above Wolf Bro Dry Etc L WOLF BRO HAVE POSITIVELY Determined to Close out Their large of Clothing at AS THEY DESIRE TO Retire from the Clothing Business Best Beaver Overcoats worth 00 Mill bo at 00 Cowl Good Best Chinchilla Good Fair 23 00 20 00 20 00 15 00 It 00 17 50 14 00 14 50 11 00 ft 00 Telegraphic for he MISSOURI Criminalities Terrible Crime by a Negro Fiend Kansas Delegates to the Constitutional Convention Election Ordered on 1875 January Supposed Train Robber Arrested An Ex-Judge Arrested for jury and Jailed JUST LOOK AT THIS ELECTION St Dee 10 Oov son bas ordered an election Jan 1875 for delegates to the tional Convention Kansas City Mo December 10 A man named Win was arrested in this city ing to the description of one of the Muncie train robbers He had 034 on his person and was armed with two revolvers and six dozen cartridges He has considerable jewelry on his which is posed to be the same as was taken from the Express car as there was some being sent back from Lawrence to New York McDaniels lived in this city and had been absent several Isys He is respectable connected He was county jail to awrit requisition of the Governor of Best Suits worth 00 Good 20 00 15 00 be sold at 30 14 00 10 00 Anil all in the Clothing line in the proportion DRY GOODS Another Hitch in the Tilton Salt Summary of Affidavit Tilton's Lengthy Array of Charges and Allegations Negro oa the Negro Women Beady to Com- menee Slaughter CREMATION Atchison Dec 10 Early morning a negro name Tared Campbell living on the outskirts of this city had a quarrel with his wife because as he says she would not get up and get him something to eat He seized a hatchet and him several blows Oa the head inflicting a number of gashes He then got a club and struck her over the head and body and finally threw her over a hot stove The fellow then went to a and ened to kill another woman lu the morning a niau passing the house saw the body of the woman lying in- side Campbell refused to admit him and he went for Returning Campbell was seized and tied after a desperate His wife died last night from the of her injuries Campbell is in jail We have the largest and best stock of Staple Fancy Dry Goods Ever brought to the city We hare also a complete stock of NOTIONS HATS CAPS BOOTS SHOES Which are fresh and good anil which we will sell at shorter profits than any other goods of like quality can be sold at in the city St Louis December W W who churns to be a brother of Judge of Chicago aud says he was formerly judge of the U 8 District Court of Oregon was arrested here on the charge of perjury and default of bonds was committed to jail In October last he was accepted on the bond of Jno McCarthy who was arrested for passing counterfeit money and swore to possessing large wealth which subsequently proved to be false and he was indicted Carpets We full lines of English Body Brussels Tapestry all extra sup Hemp Carpets Mattings We have also the best assortment of Oil CLOTHS In Sedalia all of which we will sell Per Cent Cheaper Than any other House in this city We are induced to this course by our desire to close out our present stock of all lines of goods in order to bring on a mammoth Spring Stock of Staple and Fancy Tito Train Bobbery Clough of Denver daughter of Judge Miller was a passenger on the train which waa robbed Tuesday night near Kansas City She was in the sleeping car at the time and only lady in the car The first mation she had of the robbery was the rushing back of the passengers of the front cars who excitedly stated that the train bad been attacked by robbers There was naturally a great deal of commotion and mustering of pistols by the male It was supposed of course that the robbers would come back through the train and plunder the gers in which event there would un- doubtedly have been bloodshed Clough put the larger half of her funds in the boot of her little quietly awaited events The conductor of the started for the rear car to signal an ing freight train and wss fired upon by the robbers One valorous aud inquisitive showed himself in front but precipitately sought shelter after tening to the unpleasant whistle of a bullet The whole affair did not more than fifteen minutes The bandits fired about a shots and Mrs C thought that fighting was going on They the horses of two of the to prevent them from giving the alarm The incident will be quite an event in the life of Little City Tribune DIM Or PARTICULARS New York Dec ment in fht order to show cause why a of particulars should not be granted in the Tilton and Beecher suit came up to-day before Judge McCue in the general term room si Brooklyn Theodore Tilton was present Mr Sherman opened the argument by reading the order Ex Judge Morris then read the davit made by Theodore Til ton It asserts that the sum total of edge uow possessed by him of the conduct of the complaint of tery between Henry Ward Beecber and Elizabeth R Tilton of the times and places thereof consists in confessions made by Beecher to Francis D Emma R Tilton and confessions made by Elizabeth R Tilton to Erama R Moulton tha B Florence Theodore Tilton and others written and printed papers documents and letters of Beecher to Tilton and declaration con- duct by Beecher and Mrs Tilton tending to proof without limiting acts to any time or place vario is circumstances not amounting to di- rect proof derived from acts oral declarations written papers and documents of Beecher and of other persons Tilton aho says in his affidavit that the confessions made to him named but two specific occasions and but two places when and where criminal conduct was had It named one at the house of the defendent in Brooklyn on the 10th of October 68 but this deponent is not absolutely positive that the above are precise dates given by said con- New Orleans Dec The tual number of negroes killed in Monday's fight U probably 150 Forty-eight were burned iti one field yesterday SAVAGE T W than whom no man has done more to create thh trouble declares the race conflict is now on us and the negro women are now ready to commence with ax and knife to slaughter women and children A remarkable fact should he noted that only the country negroes have been drawn into the late The town are too mart to be by their leaders Miscellaneous Two Children Burned to Death King aud Chicago Suit at All in aud About Iowa and Grasshopper Relief White Men Prospecting in the Black Hills FOREIGN Storm en the English Sea Const Vessels Wrecked and Destroyed Property Count Von Trial in Progress but is positive about and very near to they those are two We pledge ourselves to live up to the letter and spirit of the fore- going aad invite all w ho may be in need of any goods herein advertised give its a call as we mean exactly what we say We cannot ate but little of our large so just come and see for yourselves I WOLF BROTHER Main Street Sedalia Mo REMEMBER THAT WE KEEP f he finest lot of Carpets in Central Missouri The secret of happiness is to make the best of everything No matter what happens to annoy let it glide along as and with as few words of core as possible When the summer of youth is slowly wasting away in the nightfall of age and the shadows of the past years grow deeper snd deeper and life wears to its close it u pleasant to look back through the vista of time upon the and felicities of our earliest rears days nor is deponent positive that the places to these dates were as above stated it being ble that the intercourse stated as above on the 10th of Oct 68 may have been at the house of this deponent and that on the 17th of Oct 68 at the house of the de- fendant and that the deponent further that confessions mads to him admitted various acts of adultery by defendant and wife of plaintiff between the 10th of Oct 68 and the spring of 70 but did not particularize any time or place otherwise than as that the deponent does not expect to be oo trial to prove by sny eye witnesses anv such intercourse or prove any nite time or place when or where such intercourse occurred except by the confessions and that are the only proof of adultery charged in control or knowledge of deponent and which he expects to be able to offer on trial Tilton concludes bis affidavit by asking the court in case particulars are granted to insert the clause to the following effect but this order is not to be so construed or applied as to prohibit the plaintiff from ducing evidence of confessions as to the declaration sets etc which would be admissible under the eral rules of evidence as if this order had not been made antl which do not in terms refer to any particular acts or times of adultery but proving by such evidence adulterous intercourse charged in compliant although it may not thereby appear have been committed on anv particular day or at any particular place After an argument in favor of the of particulars by Messrs man and Erarts of the council for Beecher and by ex-Judge Morris against the Judge took the paper and reserved his DESTRUCTIVE STORM London December storm of yesterday was very to shipping A dozen vessels are ashore at Whitley and one is reported to be sunk with all on board Heavy damage was done to the works of Jersey hundred yards ol piers were swept away and blocks oi concrete weighing several tons were displaced and broken The storm was very severe over the continent The telegraph Hues between Italy Switzerland sod Paris are donn snd communication coux v vow Berlin DPC trial of Count Von A mi IB was resumed day The report ot Prince lohe the German Ambassador at Paris on the documents missing at the Legation were read also the cor- respondence between Count Von and the Foreign Office in relation to the return of several of the papers Count's son ing them Count Von Arnim said he believed other bussing documents were in his possession Another report of the Prince of wos read declaring the documents unaccounted bered 36 These documents referred to misting ill-treatment of German subjects and violations of the frontier AM QUIET Dee quiet iu city ami county county have buried the bodies 14 negroes about the same ber buried by private White citizens retain of the Court House and acting under advice of the County of Supervisors Hie of which are negroes except one The flection for Sheriff Dee 3W ordered anil gives The Mayor will a tion In the morning that peace pre- suil to re- sume their usual Dec session of the G ranee occupied most of the day secret faire The committee to confer with lie Grasshopper Relief Agents reports in each State Kansas and Nebraska MM Chicago Dec 10 kana and suite arrived hers this ning from Fan Francisco but suffering n attack anil by advice of his physician he did not leave his car and consequently post the inspection of Chicago he was desirous of making until hw re- turn The King left by train on the road at p m ACCIDENT Cincinnati Dec senger coaches of the train n the Pittsburgh and railroad were upset by the of the near Uniontown Pa last evening Six passengers were HILLS Chicago December 10 The Tribune's Sioux City special says Little Buckshot a half-bred scout who was with Gen Custer's Black Hill expedition last summer came to Boies City Dakota R few days since and reported ha ving seen in the Black Hills country recently white men stolen horses also a party of white men prospecting iu the vicinity of the lower hills with their camp well fortified and stocked with nuls and aud he thinks they could defend themselves against large His description of the leads the belief that they are a party who left here last fall sibly on a hunting and who have not yet returned New Orleans Dec A Jackson says the proclamation of Gov Ames con- vening the Legislature is almost unanimously condemned seriously injured Memphis Dec Reports ol accomplished through In a letter William on William F Cody His well known throughout the country as Buffalo loomed up in the city yesterday with his long hair and gold-headed cane He has fully recovered from the of his trips across the plains with Grand Duke Gordon Bennett Larry rome and later with the Big Horn expedition to the Black Hills From the latter trip he has just returned aud when he showed himself in the Sun editorial rooms yesterday he looked fresh and heat ty He was faultlessly attired and said that he never felt better He was for two months and a half the guide of Col Mills of the expedition to the Hills and speaks enthusiastically of the future of that country The land is rich with minerals antl the Sioux and Cheyennes iu their way are making the best of their Mr Cody began an ment in the Bowery Theatre las evening in Scout of the and the theatre crowded hera thai Mr Price ng Director and Mr Muir tendent of the road are to Great Western resign Mr C J Bridges formerly Managing tor taking temporary charge drew Watson Supt of the Milwaukee Railroad is to succeed Mr Muir as Superintendent CONGRESSIONAL Summary of Yesterday's HOUSE Washington Dec Beck offered resolution calling for a re- port of the present condition of the Bank setting torth what progress had been made closing up its Agreed to The secretary from the committee on commerce reported by tory of the act tor the construction of the St Louis bridge across the made the special order Inquiring Into the Freedman's Bank The Currency Question Discussed Fully Senator for President Pro Tern Preparing for the New Postage 1 the burning of the cotton farms and form houses by negroes in the ity of Vicksburg telegraphed from here Tuesday to several papers is pronounced sensational SUBSIDIES New York Dec lent Sage and Managing Director of the Pacific Mail Garrison of the New York and Brazil other gentlemen eft to-night for Washington on i of the Ways nnd Means of the to testify t is understood in the matter of the steamboat subsides of the Inst and previous sessions RATAL Atchison Ks December This afternoon about 2 o'clock a broke out in a small house in the western part of the city occupied by man named Michael a hand on the Topeka and Fe Railway The wife of left the house only about 5 mi nut PS to go to n spring near by her two children in the house The oldest of the children was a boy aged three yean anil the youngest a girl aged nine the mother on returning from the spring dis- covered the house in flames and the children screaming Be- fore she could reach the bouse it WBS wrapped in flumes She rushed into the room though the smoke hut the children in terror Crawled under the bed in the far end of the room and the poor was driven out almost smothered The house was totally destroyed and the two children burned to death Tiie corp were found burned to a crisp The details ol the arc mournful in the extreme i IKE Savannah Ga December A destructive fire occurred at Darien Georgia The post office and several business houses were destroyed Loss Washington December President Grant has appointed Ben Moran of Pa to be minister to reside nt Portugal Moran has been for many years the Secretary of the Legation at London The President alto appointed Wick hem Hoffman Secretary of the Legation at London and H Hill of the Legation at Paris 7 he President sent the to the to-day for confirmation and huge number of appointments made during the Post agents and the of W Thatcher of Vs to be commissioner and Ellis Speed to be assistant com of patents SENATE Washington D C Dec Senator Wright gave notice that Friday of next week he would ask the Senate to proceed with the con- of the reported from the Judiciary Committee at the last session declaring the true intents and meaning of the Union Pacific railroad acts July July and July July 3d 1866 Senator Morrill of Maine said he desired to obtain the consent of the Senate to fix the day for the consideration of the reported last Monday from the joint select committee to form a government for the District of Columbia He moved that Monday next be fixed for the consideration of thus agreed to Senator Hamlin introduced a joint resolution appointing George RAILROAD CHANGES Detroit 10 13 Bancroft a member of the Board of Regents of the tute in place of Gen W T man resigned to The Senate then went into Ex ecu tive Session after adjourned until Monday After the adjournment of the Senate the Democratic members held a caucus and unanimously to vote for A G Thurman for President pro tern of the ate against Carpenter who will be nominated by the Republicans The Finance in conference to day discussed the question whether there would be Urn session to mature and secure enactment of the finance should the committee so determine but came to no agreement for Monday next The boose went into a committee of the whole and resumed consideration of the hill authoring the issue of 365 con- vertible bonds Mr of Vermont offered aa amendment to it providing that greenbacks shall not be a legal der in payment of contracted after the 1st of July 1675 Mr Dawes spoke at length in op- position to the He with the gentleman from Ohio Mr He rejoiced that the of Congress were being well stayed up He argued that the direct and inevitable of substitution pending the for the existing state in- stead of bringing relief by apprecia- ting greenbacks to gold would sink it ten and fifteen per cent and take from the laborer 15 per cent ol the purchasing power of his day's and cut down his now scanty loaf of bread In con- he those who are re- sponsible for the public affairs have no time to lose We can put our duty in the premises BO longer The Republican has jutt months to save or to destroy its ex- istence No other power than it- self can accomplish its ruin It wiH pass out of mind aad memory in the politics of this country if at all by its own It has the oa well as the privilege of accomplishing either of these re- sults in the near future awaits party let it not die for the want of courage After some further debate the committee rote without acting on tie On motion of Mr Tyner the Senate amendment to the for the scales required in carrying oat the for the prepayment of newspapers was concurred in and the passed Mr Garfield made an effort to have an adjournment until Monday next but several rotes showed a majority of the House against it Mr Butler remarked that Mr object was to prevent the action of the House on other the appropriation On motion the House adjourned Eating When ick It is the custom among a cLiss of people when a member of the family U sick tg begin at oa to ask Now what can you Every one hits heard the old of the man who ate eighteen dti-up Hugs be was tick Ou us e casion when engaged on the little son said Pd give me a No no my re- plied the father go away pa's sick When a young man has surfeited in season and out of until exhausted nature gives way and a fever is coming on the good mother in trouble inquires Now John You must eat something People can't lire without food Then comes toast and tea etc The is exhausted and BO more needs stimulating or food than the jaded horse needs the What is rest complete rest of the acate diseases might be pre- vented by a few days starvation when he first indications appear I don't menu complete abstinence in every case but perhaps piece of cold with cold water tor drink If such a policy were generally what ruin would overtake the medical Dio Lewis Widow Jones husband died far away from home Mid it took such a long time for the body to reach her that the relict had quite recovered from her grief and was giving a large when the body finally A wagon drove up to the door unit large box was banded out Curiosity ran high among the ladies at the window and with one accord they Why Mm what can tbat Up Mrs Jones glass and after a glance cooly said Well it must U old JORM come home I ran down and open door far your Ex
