The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1877-11-06

the week following his arrest, and We fully
expected TO prosecute him 10 the extent o.
the Law, but obstacles we're placed in OuI
way, in the shape Of the most infamoui
stories ever cnncocted in an Infamous brain
Mr.. Miller gave notice among his friend.
OF shat he intended to swear to, and IS
heard him swear falsely in court ON pre-
viOus occasions ] ielt that be was fully
capable Of putting his threat into execu-
tioO; therefore Mr.. Garry. the prosecuting
witness, did no, appear. Mr.. Garry i
now the husband Of my niece-Mr. Miller's
false and dlsgrsceful stories compelling
them TO get married sooner than they ex.
pected. Ny niece has been engaged u Mr..
Garry for . long time, but as they we're
both poor in this worlds goods they thought
il wiser TO wait until their circumstances
we're somewhat improved, before
JOINING HAMS IN wEDLOCK.
Mr.. Miller knew that Mr.. Garry Was enga.
ged Ia my niece before he came to Mis-
souri,, and he tAliller,j had told her that
he would assist him To get 4 situation il he
can,c west. Mr.. Miller did recommend
him to Judge Bray. who gave him employ.
n,ent, and still continues to do sd, notwith.
Miiler's attempts To have him
Mr.. Miller also proposed
boarding Mr. Garry. and Mr.. Garry did
hoard with us until Mr.. Miller began
his unnatural AMI uncSlled Tor per-
secution al Lille, my niece fancying
without the shadow Oi reason that che was
To get possession Of my property.
After Miller had left me, with only ..5 cents
in the house To buy wood and provision
With, l asked Mr.. Garry tn come back and
board with Ia, IA felt the need OF pro,ec-
ion. and Thought
THE ATTAINED LOVER
Il INV niece would have more interest in Us,
md better right to protect ~ than anyone
.lse. I also thought that the money which
he would pay Ia us for his hoard would
lelp to keep our table, and was about max
ng arrangements to take more bosries
xi,en Miller came hack and created 20 much
ronble and disturbance. These sre facts
Ehich sOlemnly and sacresiIy affirm, and
hey are ali the ground Mr.. Miller has had
% base his wretched immoral stories ON, and
leave the public To draw iis own concln-
mons OF the matter. Since the above men,
Toned events have transpired Mr.. Miller
mas called TO his aid . Law which would
cen almost to sanction robbery, for he has
literally sacked the house. taking from me
hlnxs that were almost ~ dear to me as
nv own life. Little keersake-, given me by
relatives, andmy dear dead mothers pillows
md my dead sisters table linen has passed
INTO his po-<ession-and here again [ have
. confession Ia make-when saw him TAX
ng things 20 dear and sO sacred Ia me, nv
nsiign, ton once more ovcrpowered nv
Judgment and ] sliced
Ills SHAGGY BEAKD
IN no gentle manner, and should no doubt
nave brought away few pale red hairs n
trophies Of War, had not some one inter-
cred. confess these acts voluntarily, -
MiIier's friends have alrea.ly made them
public, and because they arc the truth and
,boui the only truth Miller has told about
he whole affair. To attempt tn enuinerate the
many petty ways he has taken to annoy me
Turing the time / have been his wife.
rould occupy too much space. His uni
orm temper has heen a peevish, ianltiind-
ns, irritable che and he has made INV life
Utmost unindurable BY constantly Complain
ng about the doctor bills he had To pay
Ehen Was i'll, and about the great sum il
,oSt him to get me admitted into the
,sylum. lie told me before leaving the
lsylum when he came To bring me home
hat il had cost him large sum to get me-
here, and that il had placed him 50 in
These things worried me very much and
rie,i ia economic in all possible way-, ~
- to help him pay
THIS TERRIBLE DEBr.
He was cross and unkind in speech and
manner beiorr had been home one week,
md has threatened to sell all the property
md put me where would have tn
'ubmii to rules. lie has siezed and held
me forcibly when I wished to leave the
room to avoid listening to his unkind
worl-, and he msde me stand. and com.
pelled me to hear what he had TO say. ]
have been his vie for yearly ionr years.
and in all that time he has bought me three
ralico dresses and one of worstcd material.
| speak ii this tn show that ] have not
been
An ExTRAvAGANT WIFE.
Nv health, il - true, has not been very good
Tor the last two years, but l have managed
10 do INV own housework all the tinnt be-
lore Lille camel except three weeks. He
has told that Mr.. Garry interrupted his
family devotions, while boarding Mt onr
so,I-s.. The statement r. entirely false and
no Que is better aware Of il than Mr.. Mil
Ter himself. Tie story has only been told
10 excite the sympathy al the NJ. i. church
members in his lehaii, in which: attempt he
has been quite successful in Judging from
reports and appearances. l am Mr.. Miller's
hind wife. lie says his first wife is dead.
The second is living, Tor vas at very re-
sent PERIOD she is in Perma, aud al last
accounts was doing general Homework for
her living. She left Mr.. Miller, and his
own daughter has often passed him ON the
street
SsoENINss To RECOGNIZE HIN.
Wien came to Sedalia I brought \
church letter from the NJ. T.. church, of
Ohio, where have been an
acceptable member and Sunday school
teacher since 1851. Mr.. Miller, although
he had heen local preacher, had tn with
draw his name IRON the church record in
Cas- county, this STATE, TO
avoid heing expelled aud joined here on
probation.
am aware that seli-praiseis not very
lsudatoryb but my past record will endure the
closest investigation, and should Inc glad
to have any interested party look mp and
publish my history.
vas born in Youngstown, D.. and nv
life Was passed in that city, except when
lived in Warren, same State AMI only about
Is miles distant from Youngstown, until ]
came to Missouri two years ago last March,
Nv maiden maine vas Jennie T.. LEROY, il
is now-very unfortunately,
JENNIE. MILLER.
BUCKNER'S COMMITTEES.