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The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1877-12-25
ANOTHER ROBBERY.
Two Saloons Entered and Robbed.

Hearing that some Of that class in our
midst who do considerable harvesting, with
out any Of the legitimate agricultural toll
that should prece,ie it, had been at work, a
BAzoo reporter repaired to the scene Of
their operations, which was
KEEPERS SALOON,
on Main etreet. From inquiries We ascer-
tanned that the saloon was closed about
1870 last night, leaving dog a. its only
inmate. This morning upon opening it, it
was ascer:sined that the following property
had been distracted
6 Boxes Of cigars;
Silver watch. hunting case;
l Small size Smith & Wesson seven-shot
revolver.
And between "a and s. in cash.
The burglars, for it is evident that there
we're two Of them, effected an entrance
through the transom over the rear door. by
placing bser keg upon the step and climb
ing in from the top Of it. They went out
by christening a rear window, which is
only few feet from the ground.
Inside Of the saloon was found a short
club, apparently made by saving of 4
brooms,ick handle. This was evidently
intended for the dog. The thieves We're in
their stocking feet, for their imprints were
plainly discernible in the mud around the
door step. They we're we'll acquainted
the premises, for they selected the best
cigars in the dark from the assortment
The dog made no noise, which also induces
the belief that the rascals knew the dog and
he them.
While obtaining these particulars the re-
porter learned that
JEFFREYs' SALOON,
almost Immediately opposite, had also been
robbed. The thieves obtained entrance
here through the back window, which had
been fastened by . nail. Mr.. Jeffreys
locked up the saloon about IL o'clock, and
thinks 1t possible that the thieves might
have hid and have Keen locked in, or that
some time during the day they had removed
the nail unobserved. The loss here was l
box Of cigars. pair Of sleeve fasteners,
small six-shoOter, and about Sl.4O in
money.
When the saloon was opened this morn.
ing the counter Was found covered with
glasses, cigar boxes, ETC., and an empty
pocketbook also lay on it. The thieves
went out the same way they entered, and
their tracks are plainly impressed in the
yard.
No clue We learn has yet been found to
the rascals.
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Tomorrow night Miss Agnes Herndon
appears as Lady Macbeth, at Smiths Hall,
supported by large and talented troupe Of
professionals. In speaking of her rendition
ct Lady Macbeth at Kansas City, last night,
the Times Of that city says:
Space will not permit a proper notice Of
Miss Herndon's Lady Macbeth. 1t is an orig
inal creation, almost perfect in every de-
tail, diminished and powerful, and wonder
full IN the terrible truthfulness of its con-
ception. Added to her attractive presence
is her grandly cultivated voice, which,
Joined with her grace and powers Of facial
expression, renders her impersonatior Of
Lady Macbcfk one Of the greatest creations
known on the stage. Her sleep-walkins
scene drew forth prolonged and tnmultuous
applause, which resulted in housing recall,
the charming tragedienne appearing before
the curtain to receive the plaudits of her
admirers. Her dress Was richly elegant
and becoming, being BY far the most expen.
sive worn by any actress At the Opers
House.
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Married..

Near Calhoun, NO., at o'clock p. m. Dec.
18th, by the Rev. J. &. Davidson, Albert
w. Leake, Of SeialIa, and Miss J. 4.
Moore, daughter of David A. Moore, Of
Henry County.
The couple arrived in the city last night.
and today an Unfair was given them at the
residence Of the groom's father, J. P. Leake.
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ssThat Beautiful Allegory."

"Kentuckian" will read again the few
lines that precede "the beautiful allegory,'
IN the SUNDAY MORNING BAzoO, he will
find that the writer does not credit Col. I.
T. Crittenden with the authorship of it. We
reproduce our remarks:
"All intelligent people admire beautiful
eentiments when clothed in proper language;
but most people are heartily sick of the
nonsensical, bombastic gush, of some of our
present newspaper writers. Our Congress
man, Col. T. I. Crittenden: it seems, about
that time appreciated good thing"
1t is only claimed that he appreciated a
good thing" We are we'll aware that he
was not the author Ct the alle2ory. which,
il We mistake not, is of very ancient origin.
And now will "Kentuckian" please tell US
who xus the author of ''the beautiful allie.
cory ?"
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Further Particulars.

We have learned further particulars in
regard 10 the killing Of 7. Grayson, shot at
EufAula, Saturday afternoon. Il appears
that Grayson created disturbance in Crab
trees store. Being requested to keep qiuet,
he used threatening language, and advanced
toward the clerk, . son Of Mr.. Crabtree. the
proprietor Of the store. Seeing this often
sive movement, Mr.. Crabtree fred at him
twice with pistol, both balls taking effect
in the head. killing him instantly. Several
L. s. Marshals are now in Eufsula, trying
to quiet the Indians, who have armed them
selves ana threaten to annihilate the whites.
Parties from there report that the excite
ment is intense, and that blooshed may b
expected At any time.-Dsnisos Nexs.
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Quick Work

On Wednesday last, Miles Murphy stole
\ coat in Warrensburg. The Criminal
Court was IN session at the time, and a
special grand jury was summoned. He
was indicted on Thursday, tried, and con-
victed, and on Saturday sentenced. To-day
he is in the penitentiary- days from
the commission of the crime.
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Hung.

The man Schamle or Schumme, arrested
in Colorado a few days since by Abe Ellis,
for the murder of a butcher, and who it was
said was the ravisher of Miss Schumsm in
Sedalia, last summer, was hung by mob in
GEORGETOWN last Saturday.
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Robbery and Shooting IN johnson
County.

A friend who arrived in the city this
morning gave Us the following particulars
concerning q robbery, and shooting affair
which resulted from ii, in and near Holden
Q day or two since. Unfortunately our in
formant had forgotten the names OF the
parties.
On Saturday last, some farmers living
near Rose Hill, few miles south of Hol-
den, went to the latter city with the inten-
ton OF remaining over night. Saturday
evening, however. they altered their deter
mination and concluded to return home.
When they arrived they found that the
house had been robbed Of sum of money
and pistol, and the young man In their
employ who had been left in charge Of the
premises had disappeared.
The parties Immediately returned to Hol-
den, where they got on the track OF their
man. The Marshal was informed of the
affair and attempted to capture him, but
the fellow took fight and ran toward the
railroad. Just as he reached a deep ditch
the Marshal fred, and the man fell. sppa-
rently, into the ditch.
The Marshal supposing the man corpse,
approached the ditch leisurely, when he
found to his establishment there was neither
corpse or live man, but that his bird
had flown.
The next day the farmers took the mat.
ter into their own hands and struck out il
pursuit eastwardly. When just this side
of Centerview they saw their man and CAV,
chase, pressing him 40 closely that h
jumped over fence into field, where b.
turned at bay and began firing at his pur
suen with the very pistol he had stolen
The ERE was returned, and several shots ex
chang ed, one of which struck the thief il
the head and glanced of. He then surren
dered and vas taken back to Holden, wher
he Was bailed by his father.
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Hyn.ene0l.

Invitations are cut for the marriage Of
Richard W. Gentry aud Miss Ella Tus.ey,
to take place at Bethlehem church, Pettis
county, Tuesday evening. Dec. 18th, at two
o'clock =. m.
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Make Sad Work in Benton County.

We all know the bed bug, and the con.
centratcd cussedness that is packed away
in his small anatomy; but We never knev
= bed bug to cause "a riot" before, albeit, We
have seen dire conflicts between irate guest,
and protesting landlords thereon. How
ever, it seems tall oaks from little acorns
grow" in Benton county As every where else,
from the contribution sent us from Bosch
enville:
Editor Ba,oo:
Please allow me space in your valuable
columns Tor few lines concerning the big
riot which occurred at the Haw creek
school house, on the llih of December, 1t
about ~ o'clock p. M.
Ii seems that the whole affair had Its
source from about . dozen of bed bugs,
which were crawling from under the coat
collar Of \ young blacksmith BY the name
If Peter Braner while he was in church,
atsentively listening to . very touching
sermon. Last Sunday two young men met
him at party in the neighborhool, and
they attempted to raise his coat collar to
see il he had any Of those "blood suckens'
with him; and it seems that Mr.. Brauer
got angry, and ordered one Of the young
men To dismount, for at the time they did
this bold act they were all on horseback.
The young man got down but Mr.. Brauer
himself rode of, and the case was not set
tied. Next Monday our hero went and
asked all the young men in the Cole Camp
wooi. to come and help him ride the two
young men on Tuesday night, for he knew
that they were attending spelling school,
and he thought that a ct place. They
came. Mr.. Brauer at the head Of about
twenty, came g.lloping up at the aforesaid
school house.
As soon as the school was dismiss
ed, they commenced in front, cunsing
and swearing blue streaks. The
teacher came TO the door and
told:,hem to leave the school grounds, which
they Immediately did, followed by the two
young men. One ofthe young men stepped
out and told them TO step out one BY one
and he would settle with them, but they re-
fused To do 80. Then he told Mr.. Brauer
and his brother both to step out, but Peter
said it was not fair that two should jump
on one. Then this young man called them
all manner Of bad names, while Peter was
standing with his hands over his ears. At
last Peter took courage and walked up
TO the young man and said that he had
nothing against him, and that he had al
ways treated him like a gentleman. A
chorus Of laughter was the result.
But then the boys forced Brauer into
wrestle and he came out Of it with his nose
skinned ..:.l his jsw-bone broken How'll
probably have to stay In I'D for q couple Of
weeks, and il me ever gets we'll again hope
lie will repent, but his looks will be greatly
damaged. X.
The above is the plain unvarnished tale
furnished by our correspondent We hope
our your men may profit by it, and see to il,
that when they SO TO church they chain
their bed bugs up in the back yard.
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EUGENE'S BABY.
Being True Account Of a Strange and Thrill
ing Disaster.
BY MUG.

ing DasdaT.
BY MUG.
Oh, Eugene has baby,
The picture of Its dad
But when it has the collie,
Oh, my amt Eugene mad!
He cannot write leader,
But what this babe will squall-
When the bottles sought to feed her
Lo! Gene has drank it all!
For habits strong As nature,
With him or any other;
"a bottles made for 'craythur,"
Says Gene unto its mother.
One day this baby ranges,
Unto forbidden Fields,
And tore up his exchanges,
With wild, ferocious sqaeals!
At length this bate was able,
To roam little rOnnd,
He climbed upon the table,
And in an inkstand drOw nd.
A reporter happened by,
And saw this very item;
H quickly home did fy
To publish I'D Gb-i-tum.
As Eugene went to dinner,
He heard the newsboys cry
A little baby sinner.
Did in an inkstand die
When he found that the Dispatch,
Had PUBLISHED it the first,
Right into an open hatch
e jumped and liz into a great big 'n-gine, which
Vaiiowed hun right up and ground HIM INTO ten
IllIon little pieces. leaving nothing but gorgeous
Iirt stud aud one of his ears with lead pencil
hind II, with which terrible tragedy
I'll end my mourniul verse.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1877-12-25

Stop that coughing; If You do not Il
may kill you. A bottle Of Dr.. Bulls Cough
Syrup only costs you Is cents, and it, time.
~ NE may save your life.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1877-12-25
For the Pen.

An officer passed down this morning with
the following prisoners from johnson
county for the penitentiary:
James Deyine, assault with intent to kill,
two years.
Miles Murphy, grand larceny, two years.
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We all have our preferences but no
one prefers to hear crying baby when the
fact is so we'll known that DR.. Bulls Baby
Syrup would At once quiet it . cts.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1877-12-25
A RATAL QUARREL.
A Dispute ofRental the Cause ofthe
Bloody Affair.

So. Joe. Gazette.
Intelligence Vas received in the city yes-
terday Of bloody tragedy which had &C.
CURED in the southeast part Of this county,
and which resulted in the death Of . farmer
named Clevinger at the hands Of one Marion
Gwinn. 1t seems from all the information
that could be obtained. that the trouble
grew out Of some rent which Gwinn de-
sired to collect from Clevineer. Clevinger
has been living on forty acre tract Of land
belong to the old Hunts estate. situated
in Platte township, twenty miles south Of
st. Joseph, and Of which Gvinns wife u
one Of the heirs. On Saturday Last Gwinn
went to Clevineer's house Tor the purpose Of
collecting rent for the land. Clevinger re-
fused to pay it, on the ground that the land
belonged to heirs. and that the estate was
in the hands Of an administrator, and con.
sequently Gwinn had NO right to collect the
rent. Some high words ensued then, and
Gwinn, drawing knife, chased Clevinser
into the house. He then vent away and
nothing more tIanspired in the case until
yesterday morning. At this time Clevinser
was 1t the house of man named Lyon, and
seeing Gwinn coming along the road on
horseback he ran out and stopped him, re-
marking that "they might - we'll settle that
matter at once" 1t the same time making .
movement towards Gvinn. The latter i'm
mediaiely drew . revolver and fred at the
former The ball, however, missed him, and
Clevinger sprang upon the hone behind
Gwinn and dragged him to the ground. The
two struggled for few moments, when they
became separated, and Gvinn. drawing his
revolver. took . deadly aim at Clevinger'.
forehead and fred. The ball struck him
fairly between the eyes, killing him Instant
~. Gwinn left his horse, saddle, bride
and all, and struck Of across the fields To-
wards his mothers house, about two miles
Distant no attempt being made 10 a.rest
him 1t that time.
The murdered man VS. taken into Mr..
Lyons house, and parties Immediately
vent to Frazer, tvo miles this side Of tn
scene Of the bloody sHisy, and got out q
warrant for the arrest Of the murderer, but
when our informant left nothing had bses
heard regarding his capture.
Gwinn il described - having been, up Il
. few months ago, . worthless. inoAensiv,
sort OF fellow; but latterly he has bees
quarrelsome and always engaged in Draw
With some one. Four or Eve yean ago b,
married . daughter Of Helen Hunts, th,
old fortune teller, who lived in tie oh
shanty On the corner Of Fifth and Msssani'
streets. in this city, and Who died shor
time ego. CleviDser ~ aIo . man o
family, and respected By al Who knew hi.
Il 10 conceded By neighbo. acquainted viii
the circumstances Of The whole affair that
although Cievmgsr should have let Tie mai
ter rest after The fns di6culty, Gvlnn ~
TO blame from The start II - probable Tia
ere this reaches the public the murdese
will Be in the hands Of The o@cers and vii
Be shortly lodged in Jail.
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A Touch Banana.

lie came in from the West, and stood at
the Garrison platform As boy stepped Of
the NJ. X. & T. train firm the south. with \
basket Of Bolognas.
"What's them ~ said the Westerner.
Bananas" said the boy, fresh from the
Gulf"
The Western man bought one, and after
unbutioning the outside With his jacknife, he
muttered, "curious; strange kinder fruit,
this bernanner Must hev ripened too
quick, speck."
He took one bite, chewcd it little while
stopped and reflected. Then he chewed
another little while, stopped-looked at the
broken end Of the fruit, reflected some more,
and then spit it out with intense disgust.
lie clenched the remaining piece firmly
in his hand, and began running up and
down on the platform, shouting:
"Where Is he? Where is that burned
freckled-faced red headed imp and son Of
Satan, that sold me this bemanner
whats the matter with It p said by
stander.
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When you - . bright baby pleased
With itself and everybody elss. Be sure that
Dr. Bulls Baby Syrup has been used. Only
3 eeoo per bottle.
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Never give up the ship. Dr.. Bulls
Cough Syrup may cure you, - il has
done Others. It costs little and can never
harm. Price, 25 cents,
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1T must be good, for everybody recon-.
mends il, and the docton prescribe it. We
mean d.. Bull's Cough Syrup. Price, q
cents.
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-Df. ". A. NayAeld h. moved from
Aain street 10 Whites Baildine, o. Ohi<
street, frst e9ce up seaim. OAes hoan
between Q md 10 q y, nd I md 3 p y
Ssh
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A Gem.

A friend has sent us copy Of the Lex
ington Register, of the 18th inst, contain
ing the following poem, with predatory
explanation. The poem itself is a gem,
we'll worthy republication, and the circum-
stances of its recital give it additional IN
terest
Mr.. Editor I'm a far distant locality,
where a half dozen congenial spirits had
met at sumptuous repast, when the dining
was concluded, the gentlemen constituting
the party. being pleasantly exhuberated,
fingered around the table, indulging in song
and recitation. Years since then have
gone, carrying with them the best half Of
the bouyant jewellers, yet there remains
with me lone of the six fragrant memories
Of the day, winch are ofiimes recalled with
pleasure. When each had contributed ac-
cording to the demand something towards
the mirth of the occasion, b., who was
much given to romance, Just a. We were
about TO disperse, claimed attention for the
second time in recitation, and perhaps taking
advantage Of our simple credulity, flashed
upon Us with his familiar and dashlng bril-
liancy Of manner, poem which he claimed
to have recently received from an unknown
source, indited to himself. lie professed 10
have destroyed the original manuscript
Several times during the season l heard him
repeat it. / herewith offer for your poetic
al column, this imperfect rendition. l
don't think it has heretofore been in type
To w.B
LOVE me true heart, LOVE me. for my wild and
wayward heart,
Like Noah's dove in search of rest, will hover
where thou art;
Will linge- round thee like spell, I'll by thy hand
caressed.
Ii folds its weary, care-worn wings. to nestle on
thy breast.
Love me true heart, LOVE ME when my soul was
sick with strife,
Thy soothing words have been the sun that
warmed il into life;
Thy breath called forth the passion flowers that
slumbered meath the ice
OF self-dstrust, and now below, makes earth a
paradise.
LOVE me true heart, LOVE me; let thy dreams be
all OF me;
Let waking thoughts be round my path, As mine
will cling 10 thee;
But f-0h God il cannot be-yet if thou shoulds,
grow cold
And weary Of my jealous love, OF think it oyer
bold,
Or if Perchance some fairer form, should charm
thy truant eye,
Thoul II find me woman, proud and calm, so leave
me, let me die;
| I'd not reclaim wandering heart. whose pulse
had once grown cold.
TIE write my name IN prineely halls, with diamont
and with gold.
So LOVE me, only LOVE me, for have no word hu
| thee,
And darksome clouds are in my sky-'Tis woman
destiny;
But let them :rown, I heed them not no fear d,
they impart,
If thou art near with smiles to bend, Hope's rain
bow round my heart.
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Elegant goods 1t Tsylofs. Great ~
ductioss in prices ill aitss The holidays.
Beautiful solid silver and plated ware fos
bridal psesenas and home comforts. Musi.
cal good, superior violins and guitar
sszipsA Closing out sceordeoas as cost. .dtl
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NO one can develop the grace Of meek
ness BY listening to . crying baby. Stop
its fresfulnes By curing the collie With Dr.
Bulls Baby Syrup. Prize, . cents.
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-One Of our most ssaimahle eitissss nay
Be thankful for the introduesioa a d.
Balls Cough Syrup, Tor it, timely - -
saved his life.
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A blessing to humanity is what DR..
Bulls Cough Syrup can we'll be termed,
for it has done more good already than any
other medicine.
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Explosion In . New York Candy
1sctory-S00 Boys and Girls In
the Building-BeeWesn One and
Two Hundred Killed.
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We ass inioeued hat Col. Ira n. Pissca
Of Aanhall, Saline county, win ahostly
remove 10 Bossnas, Hoatasa. Ths Co'osaA
i one Of he ablsss lavysn il Sslisa I'D
~ shall min hi genial vhols-soalsd pss-
'escs which always hsoashs basss a ssa-
shine With HE vista We VIII u Colooa
succeo In hi peW hone.
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LAMoREx No, Dee. II lS77.
-Wn. Baker i better this morning.
-Lamonte Lodge No. 436 A. +. and A.
n. held IN annual election O Let 0aeaE.
day night, with the following result:
IT,. Mason. W. H.; c. c. Kemp q w.;
Monroe Fl. Clarion, J. w.; W. II. Rnasa
Treasurer; ]. w. Mason. Secretary.
There i % many accused Of IL shooe-
ing Of Baker that il viii b very di4ealt
to find out who The night party il. Every
one that ~ have naasd ysG can prove q
alibi- notvithsGandine IL Dsns93 nakD
The assertion that Tie psopls hsss seassally
sgres in opinion - 70 Who il w. that doas
The shoosing-vhicA ~ positively dsay.
LAMonrH, De. n, 1877.
There will b . Christmas tsss seas
place in town.
-Wn. Baker i still inpsoviag tAosCA
suAssing greatly.
"A marriage yesterday 1t ". b W~t.
lakes, By Rev. W. 8. Webb.
Our merchants and druGgis6 ass max
ing great pssparatioas for IL Chz1tnas
holidaya
Il. v. Hiekok, Of Cooper county, ~
i town yesterday, making disposal Il Ab
town property hssa.
Coin = still coming in notwithseand.
ing The rosds are sssrly inPanabla RIieeb
. cents per b0ahsl.
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-Meshsss yin grow vsasy and i0A evR
IL Dabys tsoablo WIN d. Dallb 1aAy
Syrup would sslisvs ~ CAild and tAss1y
i've ~ 1othse NJ Pie > eon1A
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8is Release from the Honitent1ary
70 Which He Was Unju0tly
0entenced-A Just Act Of Glenn
ency By the Governor.
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-Ths voies Of reform i Asasd through
b land, and speaks Of IL "eood tine con
ine." 60 too he spirit Of reform i vosk-
i'm in ths nursssin II ths Land 10 banish
sAoss dasssson opium md nosphia pssps-
ration, md sslahlih usslul and hasnIsu
Esnsdiss, 81 vhieA d.. Bsllis Baby Syrup
i seknevlsdgsd = ths vssy bss ioe Ill II
disorders q hsbyheod aad early eAildhood
seA svssyvAsss q = esa6 Pr besils