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HAL. An l9noel tsNi 70 MN nnn c9alo
oeiieve .naa oook. n1t pa9ts OF IL are no'"nR
out Huhhcuse " !Hts
HSn pntsu u"t 70 ns sa'1 tns nrioa,
nat Sae p,opnssss ana t1pea sna Ilaen o. Inc
hessaa l1 ne oia ss. te*tainens r. Teso 1nlieu 10
sesus Snrf. -, n ~ .ortn r. sae Nem l asstausn.l
hn .h 1h.H d aa,s yon a
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TIE "IIEitAID."

44a I4Alh5I IEQUnLh.
The tnauranee journal Of lhis city. tho HtrosJ,
seems 10 bu getting into difficulty. 4 short tiuu
a,o Il had libel suit which cost 1t Fuunl sum,
aul yesterday q BILL Wa hlel against lts
fuEinor manager, Ucorge ]. feagcr, and
a stakeholder. Charles +. Rollins, by John
H. kim, which threatens 10 stop i'll publication.
The complainant after setting out that he owns 100
shnres ip tbs paper, and that 1t IL 4 pro5peroIs,
1aoney-makiny concern, pays that Charles +.
1telns also claims to have au ntcsest In tho paper.
but that although he subscribed for some stock hs
Ina never paid for H. In December last, isager.
who was tho soie lawful business. manager. sold all
hla Interest in tho paper 10 1lolins. The latler
tht.eupon Immediately took po.aesatou, gave
sutca " al persons indebted 10 tbs Israla cula-
panX 10 pay him, announced his determination 70
lllhvad. aad slgns, AMI In ssusy way possible il.
tha world know. he WAS fca!st's suece4sof ~
,ph.n'0, r. x,ois ~ hso claims to " ths oTu'' q
Company has sny interest therein. and
s.:etts hls rs4olason to publish tho papet IN lhe
borne, Furthermnra, hu llss ordered ali mail mat
tet addressed 70 sha ltsraia to bs taken to h!s ot.
nes: NJ. ~ liz Lasa's street CONTRACT has a!so
lsagsr bad my power 10 sell hls poaltlun u mana
election thereto BY liz stoekhoiders, and that he
could NOT sell 1t except with theie conssn that
lt9l!lns ~ no moro power OF authority than any
known ~ r. .1iekald Charts. snd taa .'Usrala
planaa; ears That Rollins may Also ssxe on .hsss.
lishlnz thea. iii intstiss*ucs hss aiesds sates-
III as sss H. sa flsa
feagGr to Aollias way bo aet aside a1d declared
sstt z9s q fsos eosss ss's
III 81 ~ j. ~ :: ssapslis4 g g dfiise: = il
, 1877-01-05
THE COURTS.
Settlement OF the Affairs OF the
Globe Insurance Company.
an Urgent Prayer for Relief--.Tho
"Horald in Trouble Again.
Arguments Begun In the South Park
Casc...procccdings In Bankruptcy.
Record Of Judgments and New suits-ln
tho Criminal Court.
TITIc GLOBE.

SAT1sFAOTOkT COMPROMISE.
A,.,,,5, -. Nt.d x,,,,rn.x +, I'm tr,tcd glntcs
.,.a.rl.s. re..n 1....s =. - ~ -, ~.
D!stnct c""'t " H. e. dehSine a. nr''R"ss y. ~
Globe Insurance Company aakfng leave 10 make
settlement with tho Company. Last spring the
fo,nnarv uo, sd{u53cstcd lantr rnnt. Int rct,iIon
80 ty ts.; -. sI.., -, 1,a,. n,,,,..o,s
and few weeks ago ho ordered tho adjudication
10 he opened 70 ~ TO allow further evidence to he
s.ann., =. ~ ,i, ~ oH,aas. =, ,hn ron,.
ptsHn W t"o assignee WIN .hc u.''ccts " ~. IN,
Pany ioF compromise. and yesterday nc h!cu =
petition To BE- allowed 10 mako settlement. This
wns Immediately ed Ia thn ,cristcr who ra-
s,....a ~. - ..t,s.,.s, ....',a - san,,.,.ar.
pot.ed tnht 'ao so's'eH'en1 "oolo oe advantageous
70 all parties.
THIS compromise settles nil tbe trouble between
.,r,.. 800. A.. a,.t.' sta. :,.s.., :, H..
%eneo, t1sep' tas e'",,as uea'as1 oeosee hAE
Alng, which Will bc stlll pushed. B5 tAe Terms Of
the agreement Mr.. jenkins Ii to release nt claims
against tic F{reman.a lnsuranco Company. md is
~ ,.iu. a. :, /. ~ II. ~ - ~ II. T. "a, n
~ ~ - NV ". y VI .ne - ~. =. nss. y.
Nv Id eat not 70 include any Claim hc may hase
against two incumbranccs on tho property. which
arc held by lnrlno. lie Ia also tb relea.o Lot 1D
1,,ocL 4 ~ n.a-nts JdI,,o. - -, t,t..o., ~
y, v, nHu'9'ou' ~ anu a.. 'o.o'vat ~, "
*ne elohe insurance company 10 eoftain Audltofs
pay-waErunta OF tho State OF Msss-
AtpEi for nbout 81 non. now In Tho
no.po..,o,, =, a.. 1,..sss a., o,,,", !,
'eess''o" ~. y. .ue Ate1sat*s " .aa. e.a'e'
, 1877-01-05
MISCELLANEOUS.

NEW 1UHk INtENLI1TIONs
New foRK, Jan. d.-The Installation Of the
Rev, A. MacFaElanc, recently of Port Huron,
Mich, Us pastor If the 1lanson Place Baptist
Church, 1'rooklyn, took place this evening In
the presence OF An Immense congregation, The
KeY. Nrs. Armitngc, Tarlls, Lawson, Reed, aud
other prominent Daptist diynes took Fart iu
tho cercnlonlcs Tie Rev. DR.. Hanson, Ut fhil-
alelphil., delivered the sermon.
, 1877-01-05
THE SUPREME COURT.
YESTERDAY

at*efaI Wlpa&tA 10 III 7FlbVK4
Spntx0rtxtp. ILL.,, Jan. 4.-ln tbs State Supreme
Court to. .aay numsroua formal ordesa wers suffered
A committee consisting Of Thomas J. Golden, Ut
CLARK County, Judge Feklin. Of Colcs, And Mr.
Hughes, pf Mclean, arc examining tho candidates
for admission " the Bar. numbering about si2tY In
a1i
, 1877-01-05
CITY REAL ESTATE

T;ON aAtE-1E THE uTLicH TnACr-iOrB ON
statr. Dcareorn hnttcrncla. ~! Arnod 9 -. he.
D. the ely. GEd. IT, ili00lNsON, iii Dearborn .il.
, 1877-01-05

INSTRUCTION.
4 GENTLEMAN WfsAE3 PRIVATE DANCING
~ lestaAs xtery eIeGnk; p&Ats Gh2tYs& for wee H.
Ald1G&a t -, Tfl11nr uirEe.
CEETCHISu IRON kATUHE TAUGHT n OSX
. ieasun for $3 tuot lactudl11 shAdugl. Pupals
tauKhtupIy II lhcsr gesl1cncGs Aldtesa L. EkYEESA
fos{ .t1aict.
, 1877-01-05

EsQH BALE-l7 WARRANTED 8KWIS0.H ACH1SE5
Wslsoa. fiotsnce. Wii.or Wiieax 1 GtSGs. utovst !
rAkeE; sGme sntttely new. Call to,dAY aaa secure
great lSEK&4u. but oxtRE Ca1a. ia tak1
CettASv Gytfe ca.
, 1877-01-05
papers, btoks, checks, dfafta, money, etc, re-
cefYsd by bin belonging to tho Company.
IN GENERAL.

4AN MILAN Ao4k4Al1s
TIE Aourn rAAg LARD CASE.
The evidence Ia the South Park condemnation case
Ia At last oil in snd tho arguments to Tho uty BE-.
gnn yesterday lnoyninR. The persecution had
askcd tcAvo to Introduce home feso,utIona Of The
South Park Commissioners, showing tho action they
had taken on the snbjcct of n purclase of some
lsnd from Mrs. Caroline c. Myers. but the Judge
wontd not allow them to 10 20 unless they could
ahow that they bad given a copy Of them 10 her.
The offer was then Withdrawn, and Mt. II, B.
Thompsop, on behalf OF the Commissioners, began
his opening argument. lie closed by the middle Of
the Afternoon, and tho remainder uf tho Jay was
occupied by slr, f. u. MeCa2g on the part Of tbs
land .uwncrs. The case vii, take tho remainder Of
tho week.
THE STATE 1NsuRAycE COMPANY.
The following te ths financial condition OF ths
State Insurance Company, AZ shown by The month1y
report hlcd yesterday OF the Assignee, Homer
Cook:
Eash on hand Dec. 1...".".+............." ..$ts
Expended. IS
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1877-09-25
BY TELEGRAPH.


BROWNSVILLE, Sept. i1-2 M.
John Shaw, one Of the principals
connected with the shooting afiray in
this city on Saturday evening. an
reared before Justice X. l.. Ferguson
this morning, and
GAVE BOND
in the sum of seven hundred and fifty
dollars for his appearance before the
Criminal Court. As this court is now
in session, the case will at once go be-
fore the grand jury.
HIS BONDSMEN
are Messrs. VIM. Ehlers, Asa L. Ray
and James Graham. All are well
known and responsible men.
p. f. b. Wright, Esq, is Shaw's
attorney.
will have his examination here TO-
morrow.
Is reported to be slowly improving.
and it is now thought that he will re-
cover. He rested easy last night.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1877-09-25
BROWNSVILLE TRAGEDY.
Preliminary Examination Before
Q Justice Released on Bail.

Special di-Faic., Q. ri.e -.-islra Bszo"-
BROWNSVILLE, Sept. lS.-3 p. M.
Mr. e. Anlger, q; Marshall. wh" vac
one oi the participants in the recent sh,.oi-
ing ARRAY Al Brownsville. appeared hef"re
Justice Ferguson this evening,
WAIVED EXAMINATION,
and gave bond for his appearance at the
next term al the Criminal ~suri. in the
sum Of SEQ. Ssm1 Davis, Col. Pierre.
and q. l. Hays are Anglers attorneys.
JOHN SHAW
alao waived examination, and gave s"nl
for $500 to appear at the next term 81 the
Criminal court. r. F. r. Wright, of this
city, is his attorney.
il improving, and will SION he mp and
around again.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1877-09-25
Accidentally Shot.


Cal'cuy Gc-dfe There are seventeen
divorce suits pending in the Circuit court
court OF P-i,is county. The editor Of the
BAzoo thinks this condition 81 things would
be disyrac~ful 10 Peitis cOuntv were il moi
for the fact that other cnunties can make
more favorable showing. I. may he true
that Other counties can show on their
tlockeiS good number Of divorce cases, but
we are no, prepared to admit That other
counties in the state can equal Pettis in
this line. We can speak Of Galway, and
will unhe~itaiiugly give the palm tn PET
a.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1877-09-25
SrABBING AFFRAY.


difficulty occurred between two young
negroes at colored gathering near Hous-
tonia, yesterday evening. in waich one Of
them, named Archie Race, Was stabbed in
the left shoulder and arm. The cuts, al.
though not considered dangerous, are seri-
OILS and painful. The row originated in
some indelicate allusions by one Of them
to the larceny of watermelons, a branch Of
enterprise in which the darkey genius has
long been considered exceptionally bril-
liant. The assailant, Sam Sapping.on,
m ade his cscaUe.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1877-09-25

Brasssieks~; An uptown woman at
tempted 10 gather -oa'e peaches the other
day, and putting On an old cost and hat
mounted steI-ladder and hogan filling
her basket. Emboldened BY success, she
eot into the tree, and the 6rss thing she
knew the dog CHASED hog through the
garden, and. Of counse, knocked down the
ladder. The sequel is soon told-her hus.
band found her Suspended between heaven
and earth by the tail Of the c1at, and The
pale air vas stseaked With white coiion
and calico - she strive TO mount onward
and upward. Some illusions could have
been made 70 peaches and scresm, but it
wasn't Thought 70 b necessary.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1877-09-25
BURNED TO DEATH.
A Seven. Year Old Child Perishes
in q Burning Building.

II is very seldom that more di-ir~~inx
incident occurs than that which happened
in the family Of Mr.. Reuben Kerry, former
" CITIZEN of Petiis, hut for some years
past residing in Putnam county. in this
state. Alsrut month ayo his vie died
leaving him family 81 yruns children,
and last SUNDAY night Mr.. Perry wss
awakened out ii sound sierp by
rcw,cKLE az rLANFS
and discovered that his l.",,sr Vas on ir.
Himself and little i,cv were sieei.;ns down
stairs Will" the rr-, al ,l,- family, including
his daughter Mary, a child only seven years
ri age, were up stairs. The iirs, il."ua:r ii
the frantic father vas IL save his children,
and ol'enin: the d"o- lac babe his little son
run int. the yard. while he dashed up stair
10 re-cue hi girls. The hsu>e was filed
with smoke, aud the flames were curling
IN LviD FLASHES
all through the roms. But the father i'rr
and, alth.ugh burned, ,nd s'orched
and blinded by the smoke, snrrevslsd in
reaching two Of his daughters and carrying
them 70 place of safety. Rut one Vas left
little Mary-his pet and dsr
ling; but the flames by this time had en-
ve,o,-d the entire bniliin: i'm unbrokcn
sheets oi fire. The cries of the child r,,>e
for single instant, piercing and distinrt,
then rs the roaf AMI aoors totterssl and Tell
ali became still. In the mid-i al the
glowing ruins her poor little body.
BURNED tn cRIsP,
was subsequently foun'. In letter writ
len Ia his brother. John Berry. al this c,'',n-
Is, the hall crszed father, dilaies ui1n tie
appalling slscticie as the most terrible sight
he ever saw. But il WAS beyond all human
power to all hes. aud the calamity wHs one
d Those things which in the mystery
II Prsvi,.enee was inevitable.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1877-09-25

came white, and for the irst time be sce'oca
to realize his true condition; but it soon
wore of, and he vas iovial and full 81 bras
a. ever. Shaw is a man given to d,ssiPa-
ton, aud il, 10 all appearance. hard
drinker.
This 10 only another case where the mos,
serious consequences have resulted from
the reprehensible habit Of carrying con-
cealed weapons. Aulger. it IL true. Was an
officer, and it IL shown that he dill nct nse
his pistol until he had been frel at.
AMI il now remains for the courts 10 ssy in
shat light they will consider the whole
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1877-09-25
Amick Fired Upon.

A report from OstervIlle says that on
the nigh, of Seps. 9Th, about half past seven
O'CLOCK. the sharp report q! pistol vas
heard. soon after, J. +. Amick excitcdiy
came into town saying some l'erson had
fire,l 1t him or his housc. No one va.
seen, and who aid the shooting ix yet IN
doubt. The house vas not hit and Annex
yet goes his usual round. II is believed by
many to have been only scare.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1877-09-25
Serious Accident.

About o'clock Sunday evening, little
son Of James Ingam, was thrown from \
mule, which he had ridden 10 church six
miles northwest Of Otterviile, and so serious
" hnrt that il is feared he will no; survive
his injuries. II appears that his foot hung
in the stirrup and the animal ran several
rnls with him in this condition, kicking
him several times beinre was released from
hisdanseso,,s position. lie WAS taken home
and physician called in. II is moi believ-
esl, however, that he can live.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1877-09-25
Hunting a Thief.

Mr.. 4. p. Lassup. Of Benton couatv, WIS
in the city to day in search OF horse
thief. 4 ine gray mare, five years old, was
taken from Mr.. Lassup's stable, six mil. $
west Of Cole Camp. Saturday night, by an
unknown thief |. is believed that he came
ia the direction Of Sedalia. II is possible
he will try to dispose cf the animal here /;
hut up to noon no trace o. the mare conld he
found.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1877-09-25
SEVENTH CIRCUIT.
Judge Nickerson Nominated BY
the Democracy.

Yesterday tie Democratic Convention.
of the Seventh judicial Circuit. met In
Harrisonville and nominated Judge Nick
erson for Circuit Judge. The selection Is =
good one. and there is perhaps no question
but what he will be elected. Mr.. Givens
will M doubt withdraw from the context.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1877-09-25

rhc ForKer OF the job nson County
Bonds IN the Role Of . Burglar
In Company with Another b.
Convict, He uobs . Farmer, and
Becomes q Candidate for Q Sec.
ond Term in the Penitentiary-
His Exploit st Decaturville.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1877-09-25

An Irate Tailor Takes Q Police
mans Measure for q Buliet-A
Man Defends His Castle The
"Peeping Toms' Of the Police on
. Hot Scent-An Outrageous A.
ssult Upon . Private Citizen
Which he Properly Resents.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1877-09-25
Married.

On Sunday, September IL, a: the n-i-
dence Of the brides parents. three miles
south of Smithton, By the Rev. Mr.. Saila.
way, Mr.. Geo. Page, TO Miss Susan May
field. daughter Of John Mayfield. Esq, all
If Morgan county.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1877-09-25
A SBDALIA WEDDING.
Nuptials Of 1liss 1lollie Vest and
llr. George p. b. Jackson, Of
This City.

At half past seven o'clock Yesterday eve
ming, at the residence Of the brides father,
Col. George G. Vest his only daughter,
Miss Mollie, was married 10 Mr.. G. p. B.
jackson. The wedding ceremony was per-
formed by Rev. d.. Wants, Of Brownsville,
in the presence Of the relatives Of the par
t,es, and select number Of invited guests.
II il hardly necessary to say that the event
has long been talked Of in society circles.
and that the young people have the hearty
good wishes Of heets Of friends foI their
happiness aud success in life. Nor Is it
strange that Se,lalians should feel an al
n,o~, personal interest in the joy Of The fair
young bride. II not native, she n 1t
least tn the manor born, and all along her
rosy life has chung the friendly gveetinss
Of those Who have known her from her in
fancy. And nov when she steps out into
the world with the mate she has honored
BY her choice. there il no hope too rich, nor
good too great Tor her frisnsls to wish her.
The details Of a webbing. which ~ not
meant to be society affair, would be alto
sether out Of place in an announcement OF
this kind. The BAzoO, therefore, tenders
its hearty congratulations upon IN event.
which il il is sure will be an occasion OF
lifelong happiness 10 Mr.. Jackson and hi
accomplished vile.
tn. bride and groom lett On the 10
o'clock train, last night for bridal tour to
Kentucky. They will be absent several
weeks.
The BAzoo acknowledge the recsiptof .
Catering complimentary remembrance.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1877-09-25
Narrow Gauge.

The business mea are deeply interested
in the success Of the Warsaw and Seslaiia
Narrow Gauge, and now when public al
tention is turned to IL, is the time Ia make
the undertaking a success. Every man
feels an interest in il. and every one should
do his hest 10 make an enterprise 50 vital
TO our prosperity a complete and crowning
achievement. Let every man pan, his
shoulder TO the wheel aal keep the TALL
rolling.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1877-09-25

IA spisiasoss liassss vim isjuse .se.
saePiaa q oospAia yin hasnially aAtes
~ hahy. d. B1lrs B.by Syrup b IL
tsosay ios thebaby. Il isisee Iron oP;sn.
Psice . eeslA
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1877-09-25

-Country iife. fs-rh mir and bashiag are
al very veil, bot Il yoa want 10 eseaaae
your syssem thoroughly, a,e = ies hostles
Of ps. Balls Blood Nixture.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1877-09-25

~SOOIu8 OuPPSS.
Holden society has been for weeks Pa-
on the 9pi rirr over a social event, whlc
iranspired Yesterday ev~ning-the marriag
of Mr.. Walter :. Moore, al Paris, Tsxa,
t. Mis- Carrie T.. Hette<. "f li"l.!en.
J large number al invitations hal iscm issne'
to the irien.ls ani relatives at the r..niract
Ing P,r,ir-. far ANIL near, i"vi,in; lars
nVml~r Ia the
METHODIST cHvR,m IN HOLDEN,
tn witness the ceremony, al-.', quite mum
her Ia the reception. which occurred ~
hour later, ut the palatial r~>;'ien.r of Tin
hsi,lr'- psr-n,s, in the suburb al li"ldrn.
WALTER :. MOORE,
the gnrc,i. Is prominent youny attorney
Of the firm III Moore & Dudley. Paris
Texas. lie Is native al Springfield. Mo.
where his people now reside.
Ni>s CARRIE T. sErrE>.
the bride, Is a Young lDiy I'll more thar
ordinary personal attracsi"us-e':ucated and
refined who has hrrn reared with %
"a. T.. ,,..
.. =, n,
den-,hr attraction beirS Il p!casAn, di>po
siiion, educated in all modern attainment.
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Hill Of W,rren.burv
S;,,h Geo Kennedy anil Mis-. T;un;e
Pe,,es
Seventh Harrison Bs,,ss anil Miss Fife
Hale. If Warrensbury.
Eighth The bride. on III. arm Of her
father. n. G.. Re,,es.
Ninth. Walter s. Moorr. the groom. with
the brides mother.
Then followed six little girls, dressed in
white, hearing basket bouquets.
The ceremony was beautifully and nm
pTss~sSesy lfsIosmest nv rev. w. SteVesss,
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The bride MAS dressed !" lovely silk.
oil very delicate pink tint, cut "a tram and
elab"rately trimmed With rnifiins aE'i
Pleatins Of the same. A iulle veil fastened
at the crown al the head with cluster oil
orange blossoms fell in graceful folds
neari! :" the Hour.
THE BRIDESMAIDS
we're all dressed alike in Paris muslin
of snowy whitness, cutss train and trimmed
With profusion Of lace, puts, knife pleat.
inxs, &c. The whole making toilets Of ex-
qnisiie taste and neatness.
THE GROOM
and eroousmen were all dressed in resula.
ton suits Of black with white vests. neck.
ties and kids.
tn. WEDDING SUPPER.
A.. , A., ,,.. ,.:a a..
0r,sul.s;ors oS their fr;eodx ,t tho rps;slou<o
IL NJ Resses II Eve o'clock sf,.- which .
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1877-09-25
TAKEN IN.
A Sedalia Mans Experience in the
Southwest.

4 gentleman Of this city-a st.id, respec-
table man, xiih a growing and interesting
family-is reported to have recently made
the tour al the southwest, and while nj
vinita, made the acquaintance Of William
Co!lins, who purportcd to lie stock trader.
lie was long. lank man, rough in exte-
rior, and exceedingly simple in his manners.
He told tie Se.alia man how, 4 few nights
since, he had seen a game played Aith
"rnREE KEAEI~,"
which he believed he could do himself. lie
showed how the thing Was done, and offered
to bet dollar that the Se-:slian couldn't
pick out the jack. This Was rs good =
thing AS the gentleman from the Queen
City Of the Prairie wanted, and he immedi.
a,ely proceeded to do il. lie did it several
times This excited him, fer he noticed
there vas a grease spot on the jack, and II
surprised him 10 discover when he turned
{ up. j, MIS- a queen. Before he quit he
invested fif,y dollars in his laudable exer-
tions to
TURN TT THE JACK.
This leiny the amount Of his available
funds, he wss compelled to abstain from the
interesting inquiry hy the sheer lack al
material. In incidentally mentioning the
circumstances q" friend, he made the sp-
,.alling discovery that Mr.. Collins, the sim-
pie an,i h.li-wius,l stock tr,sier. Was none
other than the rr!rbraiesl
CANADA BILL.
the most accomplished ihrr card monte
dealer in the southwest Gradually IL
dawmesi upon the mind of the gentleman
that he had hecn takes. in hy a game that
was peculiar, and in way he despisesi.
Accidentally Shot.
4 case "f accidental shooting occurred in
Pleasant Till Friday night, in which Mr..
J. u. Irwin, n prominent attorney, rece we'd
a hall in the ae~hy part IL the les. The
ii the sbooiing ase not
known, lint il Is supposed that he had
pistol in his right hand pant. packet, and
while attempting 10 remove il from his
pocket il went al, the ball entering his
hip, ami ranging downward, came out just
above the knee. DR.. O.tanner was imme-
diately summoned Who dressed tie wound
ell li,a6, and this morning the young man
was rest ng very easily, with probable
chances for his recovery.
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WEDDING At GOLDEN.

The Nupeials Of Walter 8. Moore,
Of Paris. Texas, and Miss Carrie
3 Bettes. OF Holden-Larse Party,
Na&ni0cent Presents Beautiful
Wedding Supper.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1877-09-25
A Good Sised Girl.

Miss Evans, a daughter of Ephraim
Evans, E-q., who lives in the vicinity Of
Avon, in Ste. Genevieve county, is curl
osity. She is only ten years old. Int ia
probably the largest girl Of her age ever on
record. Her height is about Eve feet, and
she weighs one hundred and forty-eight
pounds. Her features are even and pretty,
and she is lively and quick-motioned. Any
one wonld take her to be yonng lady
about the age Of eighteen. She can do
more work and do il better than thu ma.
jority of girls can a, twice her age. She
will doubtless mature into splendid vile.
She is laSge enough TO take care OF her
husband, and il she keeps on the gay she
has begun, will he able to do the work Of a
half dozen girls. Miss Evans is the kind
OF girl for man 10 tackle.