The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1877-12-18

I $40 Jno. L. Lacy In the Ssdslis jsi
Never saw hin before that time. Lac
came in Jail seemingly hunting someshia
that did not belong to him. He said b
bad symPsthy for nan that was benin
the barn.
l.poke and told him II suppose that
about all man in Jail would get"
He said he could sympathise With ma
in Jail - he had Just bern turned out
think il Vas he Neosho or Carthage Jail
said be VISA in.
Lacy.-Have I not seen YOU somewhere
Daniel don't know, have been in
good many places.
L-Have / not seen you north Of Sc
dalia?
D.-No, you did not.
L-Weil, gues I'm mistaken.
Richardson. William Baker, Of Lamonte
and james Deviue, we're present. He dis
not stay long.
The story that he told about meeting me
north Of Sedalis, v.s not one word true.
Court took . recess until Z o'clock p
N.
EVENING SESSION..
SOObt Woo CtWvCtyc0 ~ y Jew mIuUIG1
after seven o'clock p. N.
Eride.ce ef he psisoaer confinsed-I DOM
know enough OF the men Left Miller with
in Se3sii, to describe them. l will do the
best can.
They we're common sized men ~ near q
l can recollect and appeared to be country
people. commonly dressed - near - can
recsllect.
CR0ss-ExANINED.
stopped At Calhoun on Tuesday At 9
o'clock p. m. II might have been later-l
don't recollect exactly inquired of the
black-miths and in the drug store about the
name Of the blacksmiths. There are two
shops in Calhoun. II Vas on the north
side Of the public square where the shop
Vas that We had the work done. I teok the
shoes from home and ! paid for the work
The drug store was on the east side Of the
public square. There we're three men Who
we expected to get cattle from. Mr.. Asker
and a man named Legg. the other name I
don't recollect-he lived in the neighbor-
hood. Mr.. Stewart told me that
THESE MEN HAD SOME CATTLE
10 let out. Mr.. Stewart lives southeast Of
l camped one and . half
miles from Calhoun. 1t vas on a public
road. saw no one that knowed. Next
night camped At the 6st timber north Of
Green Ridge on . little stream, seven,
tight or ten miles from Sedalia. ] do not
know the name Of it. / saw people pass the
amp but ! did not know any Of them.
] arrived in Sedalia about noon and
passed down Ohio to Main streets. We
urncd around Main street to near
WHERE WOLFE KEErs,
" did keep. The horses eat out Of the
rack end Of the wagon-some hay. wolfe's
4 on the north side Of the street he used
o keep = dry goods store; didn't 60 in the
tore did not know whether Wolfe still
;epi there; have been IN Sedzlia before
hree years after the war; II was two or
hree years from last June since I Was in
ne about my feeding il was Close to Main
treet, ar on . vacant lot several teams
'ere there il wac east Of Wolfe's store, on
he other side Of the road. ! went down
)hiO, turned the wagon to the right, where |
house had burned it was a vacant lot
ear Wolfe's store; right straight north |
{ Ohio; Was going down Ohio to Main, |
ros~ed on Main; not great ways from the |
ailrosd; crossed Main street and turned /
n the lot. No building between my team
nd Wolfe's store ; not in front Of Wolfe's;
zen in Wolfe's some years ago; some two
: three yeas since had been there before.
WOlfe's store - on . corner. No build
X on the lot Was on. saw no work
ping cn on the lot. saw no cornshellers
. work. went to
LOOK At SOME WAGONS.
saw wagons at two pieces. I don't know
,e names of parties who had them. just
" some new wagons and looked.
! went south Of Main street and vest Of
h,o street. went down Main street and
Irned south. / dent know who the wagons
.longed to. They were not in store.
d not price any Of them. Miller talked
me about selling his wagon and team on
ne>day, half dozen times. We talked
'out il in Calhoun 4 good deal. He had
iced il TO me many times. On TUESDAY,
. told me that il would take all Of his
operty he would put it TO me lOw-he did f.
4 exactly price il. He did price il 1t
20. He told me that often-at home for
e place.
We met man near Bronough church that
y; some old friend of Miller's and near that ,
urch he told me what he would take for
e property. He talked about trading
IN this man the two mules that bought (
d the man told him that he
WOULD BE AT HIS House
Saturday or Sunday. Miller said, that !
, (meaning the mani, would be most d
mnesily mistaken, ~ he wouldn't be there.
vas after he left the man that he told
. what he would take for the property. l
not know the mans name. He had been
North Missouri ON . visit. / don't
I. He had lived near where Miller use q
lion Of selling and other times he wanted :
sell.
The other place that I vent to look at
gons in Se,lalia. cannot tell where it
8. II Vas not Tar from the 6r.t place I
y NAV have both belonged to the same 4
IN. did not ask.
, going to the Garrison. from my wagon, n
tent vest to street and then vent north 1
another street. cannot recollect on
ich .ide Of the street that runs north,
It the Garrison House il on. went in
. house. I think the house fronts the
lih. / crossed some track to get to the
rrison House. n
bought the team and stock Of Miller :,
.ause it wss bsrgain and because had =
for the man. He offered me
J things for Less money sometime be- b
'e. II
The prisoner was on the stand about L
ee hours and passed the ordeal like . Il
pet-bagser-epoke in one tone of voice
ather Low, all the time and answering
interrogations pat to him very prompt &c
-REroRrER]. !.
lanes Devine Sworn.-l Vas in Sedalia =
four weeks ago. I remember . man .
ming into Jail about . month ago. l n
re seen the man here. Mr.. Lacy came
from the court house and looked around.
said, "boys can sympathise with you v
I have been there myself. q
He asked Daniel II he did not see him
III of the railroad about mile. Daniel
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