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The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1877-08-14
A TERRIBLE CRIME.
The Inadequate Penalty the Law
Gives an Offender who Ought to
Die.

The Warrensburg N.Ss relates the par.
ticulars Of the trial and sentence of John
Ham, sent tn the penitentiary for larceny
and rape. It appears that Ham was arrest
al on charge 81 horse stealing, and tina
while in custody il was discovered that he
had, during the last two years, repeatedly
outraged his step-daughter, girl 81 sixteen
years Of age. The latter crime, however.
Vas kept quiet lest the community should
lynch him. and he came into court and
pleaded guilty to the charge and was sen-
tened by the court To
TWENTY YEARS
in the l.eniten'iary. There are some half
dozen other indictments against him which
will be held in allegiance until this sentence
is served out. There is very little doubt il
the people had become aware Of Hams
TERRIBLE CRIME
in time to have inierirred, they would haye
saved the Sheriff the trouble Of trip To
Jefferson City. Mob Law is = very danger
Gus thing, bat in such cases ~ this il i, il
not eniirely excusable, very near It.
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About half past one o'clock this evening
acouple Of negro boys got TO playing around
the Garrison Houae. when big buck Afri-
can walked up to them, and giving them q
couple Of slaps apiece. made them quit.
When the Lexington Branch train arrived
1t the depot the negro Who done the sIapping
got mp on one Of the freigb. cars and COM
menced yelling. Officer Turner. who was
at the train told the black rascal If be didn't
keep still he would land him In the cooler,
Thus adnouished, he kept quiet until the
train vas ready to start, when he ran and
jumped On one of the cars, and commenced
shouting vosse than ever. As the train was
going At . pretty lively rate Of speed, the
Oe6ceT couldn't Get him, and he kept up his
yelling until The train was out Of sight.
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II seems that for the last four OF 6vs
months . band Of dnperadoer has beer
injecting the district of country lying BE-
tween the Marmaion aud Usage rivers ia
Vernon county, and they have indiscrimi'
naiely Appropriated property from all
directions. Their sucss,~iul ihievesy has
been matter al establishment To the farmers
and the facility with which they have con-
cealed and run OF horses has produced .
condition Of terrUrism which more than
once has called into active service band
Of vigilanis. But in spite Of the sirictesi
search and constant guard, the de-peradoe..
have evaJed arrest and punishment, aud
continued Is ply
THEIR LAwLESs BCSINESs.
4 short time ago. however. the attention 81
the farmers wss called tn the peculiar he
hsSi"r 81 \ new Gunner who had settled in .
Wild and lonely l..iiom 0n the Msrmsinn
river. lie hal come there poor and shortly
aiierward brsnched out rs large stock
rais~r. lie had plenty "f stock tn sell, and
SEEMED constantly sccu,nnl,ting il. Final.
~ suspicious settled % strangely against
him that warrant wss made out for his
arrest. anil Sheriff M.ginniss proceedei to
his place la take him into custody. A.
sight of the Sheriff TIE man
PREPARED I'd FIGHT.
Armed siIh shot gun, he barTicaded him.
sell behind wagon aud Threatened death
To the officer il he attempted tn interfere
with him. But in NO wise deferred BY this
act 81 hostility the Sheriff continued Ia sd-
vanc~ and when in shouting distance 6red
npon the drslrrad". the hall taking effect
in the spine and causing
FATAL WOUND.
Ii Vas then discovered that the farm OF
ranche MS literally swara,ing with stolen
stock from all parts 81 the country. The
place MAS the headquarters Of q. a hand al
thieves Who extend their .leprssiaiions into
all the adjoining souniir-, and n far south
as the Arkansas line. Whether this raid
will have the effect # breaking Il up ie-
mains Ia be sen.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1877-08-14

An EiopinR Couple 0verhauled b.
. TELEGRAM, and Compelled 70
Turn Their Backs Upon Hymen.

On the last trip Of the war Eagle from
ST. Louis to Hannibal, il carried young
couple, and female oAaI4os Who contrivet
to attract great deal Of interest. The gen
tleman had reached the mature age Of ak
teen, the young laky was bud ii beauty
who had just turned hack the petal Of he,
fifteenth birthday, while the ohaps.@ was q
widowed elder sister Of the youthful bride
:exIectsnt. For il is handy necessary "a
say it vas
An EIOPiN6 PARTY,
and the Juvenile pair we're the cestral figures
the young man being = son Of J. II.
Owens. AID the lady Miss Belgor. ltdor.
not appear that they hsd even consulted their
parenis "n the proposed step. il lsing con
cssis,i that the grniIrn,an's father would OBJ
pct. Why he should it Is iml'os-itle 10 say.
f"r, although. ile fair sanor ii his son was
Lot rich she WIS remarkably PRETTY, aud the
man, although rich Was nat very hand
son.e. AL things considered. a maid
POWERED WITH BEATTY,
ought Z" i,r held the equal "f her sniior.
Eut the iniraciaLie Elder O~en- lh",,shi
differently, ami carried his objection to the
extent al sending 4 dispatch on ahead of
the War Esgle e. have them arrested an
their arrival nj Hasnibal. This dispatch
MAS dinciei To m unsymPAihciic old Law
yer who carried out his instructions. and
the Young couple Who expected, that night.
10 rrpse in each Others iend.r arms, found
themselves in
Tue NEsHES oF THE LAW.
They were taken tn the Planters House and
given separate apartments, and police
msn vas employed &" l".k after them. The
young M ans father reached Hannihal the
NEXT morning. and very kindly sent the
Young lady hack 10 her parents "ne day
ahead ii him AMI his sou. Thus ~. the
fond love aud youthful hopes Of txo tender
hearts shattered on the altar Of parental
authority The Young lady remarked in
ci.ientally on leaving the hotel that ih-rr
was n g.ssl fish In the sea rs had ever h-en
caught ont of it," Perhaps this cheerful
assurance con>oled her lover for his smile
when he heard il was
"CHILpILKE And BLAND"
Fat il might have been only an effort al
despair, aud when the train bore from, his
sight the lady, who few hours before he
thought would so certainly be his wife, that
wintry Amile was all that Was left him from
a. e L., k.,,x, Al..s ~ko eoo~s
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Funeral of Elisha s. Barrett.

The funeral services of the late Elisha s.
Barrett took place from the q. S. Presby-
terian Church, Yesterday evening at halt
past three o'clock, DR.. Jno. Montgomery
officiating. Being a member Of the Mason
ic fraternity Mr.. Barrett was buried with
Masonic honOrs. A large number Of the
friend. of the deceased followed his remains
to their last resting place. and many tear
was shed over the remains Of one Of Soda
las most Lonored and respected citizens.
The family Of the decessed have the sym
patty Of the entire community in this their
hour Of sore distress and bereavement.
The Masonic fraternity on their return to
the lodge room after the funeral, had the
following proceedings:
At a called meeting Of Granite Lodge No.
90, A. F. Il A. NJ, held ON August 9Th,
1877, . committee reported the following
preamble and resolutions, which were
adopted:
WHEREAS, our late brother, Elisha s.
Barrett, one Of the charter members of this
Lodge, died at his residence near this city,
on the Sd inst therefore
Resored, That BY the death of Brother
Barrett this Lodge has Lost good member,
che community good citizen. and his fam.
ily good husband and father. of Brother
Barrett it may be truthfully said that in all
the relations Of life he discharged his vari-
Gus duties faithfully and we'll.
Resoled, That We heartily condole with
the bereayed family Of Brother Barrett. and
that We tender them our sincere sympathy
Realized. That IN token Of our respect t.
Brother Barrett's memory the Lodge bs
dr.ped in mourning, and that the member
Of this Lodge wear the usual badge OF
mourning for thirty days.
Resolved, That these resolutions be pub
lished in the city papers. and that an Official
copy Of the same be sent 10 the family Ol
our deceased Brother.
ID. III. SMITH,
r. IL SANGREE, Com.
Il. q. WILKERsON,
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Stunning Pssteboards.

Last night about IL o'clock Manhal
Kelly and Officer Turner made raid on
the Erie saloon, and took in" four negroes
Who were gambling IN . small room in the
hack part Of the saloon. When the Mar.
shall knocked on the door and demanded
admitiance the parties On the inside blew
out the light, and then attempted to escape.
The Manhal forced the door open and
caught four Of them, while . colored barber
on Ohio street succeeded in making his
escape. The parties arrested we're John
White, Jake Turner, Chaa. Jones aud Pres
FOLEY. The Manhal ia determined 10 bseal
up these gambling hells, and will, no doubt
succeed in his eDdeavon.
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Arrest Of Q Negro Thief this Morn.
ing.

Last Thunlay night the house Of DR. l.
]. Yantis, Of Brownsville, vas entered an.
robbed, the thief taking silver watch, =
in money, and pair Of pants belonging Ia
young man, the son.in-law Of DR.. WANTS.
No clue to the thief vas obtained 1t the
time Of the robbery, except some foot prints
in the sand in front Of the gate. made by
SOME person wearing soft shoes Ut mecca
sins.
Several days ag" negro man arrived in
Srdaiis. AMI Vas Immediately sI"tted by
Ofiicer Gray ~ the man. lie h,d watch
in his possession, and Offered To- sell il I"
another negr" BY the naH,e of John Turkey,
for three dollarr. IA John woul.in't hny
il, however, they went io some place AMI
played cards i"r il. John putting up three
dollars ssain-t the watch. John w.n it,,
and lent il To Wis., E.uldin. who tried tn
sell it. VIII. Mas arrested the either night.
but giving the police the slip he left town
Z" Brownsville To escape the clutch sn.l went
1t the lsv, taking the watch with him
When he arrived in Townsville he was
arrsftesi n the thief, aud the watch taken
away from him. lie tod the Marshal III
Brownsville, Mr.. John hI.one. sill about
the watch, and the Marshal came over this
morn'ns in search ii the man who rubbed
the house. John Turkey Was arrested this
m"rning lar stealing the watch
bat be denied knowing anything about il,
except that he had won il iron, nesr.
man in game u CARTS. Hegave the Mar
shall , description u the man he had won
il from, and the Marshal got Oficrr Gray
and vent to look for the rascal. They
found him Ut work 1t the llgen Ho,is~, Mr..
llgenfriiz having hind him this morning.
Ia help him repair the roof.
When arrested, he had on the pants
stolen fr"m DR.. Yan,es. anal which we're
rrcosnizesl by Marshal D~I.ong tie denied
having stolen the pants, and said he had
bought them from = tramp, near Concor,lia.
lie gave his name ~ Joseph Casey, and
said he WA from Kansas City, and had
been working near Brownsville On farm.
He in hari Casey, sure enough, and there
Is ND doubt but what he is the m N who
rubbed d.. Yaniis.
Manhal belong Left IN the one o'clock
train Tor Brownsville, this evening, with
his prisoner. where he will stand trial.
The probabilities are that he will spend
several years in the zen.
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"A young man BY the name of Pony
Stowers, an attsche Of Walker 4 Kelk's
carriage essablishment satisfied . very
painful injury this morning, By having q
lcng piece Of iron flying fron The ssvil Il
which be vas working. and striking hin o.
the left knee, cutting = deep cash about "a
inch long. II il hoped that be viii be Ill
right in few days.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1877-08-14
COUNTY COURT.
Organisation Of the New County
Court JudGoo-Buoineos. Ito
Application for Help - Appoint
mentS.

The new County Count consisting o.
Judges Vsa Tromp Chilsoa. W. Z. Gib.os
aud C. g. Taylor, was inaugurated By tn
swearing in Of the new nensben who tool
their seats.
The first case the court had under con.
siderati"n Was the application Of Ms. JANE
Ford, for assistance in helping Bella t;oldiu
q young white girl, out of the country. Mn
Ford stated to the Court that she lived in 3
small house near the Fair grounds, and that
some time ago the girl came to her house
and she took her In. She had no reason Ia
know that the girl was
ABAD CHARACTER
and did not know il until complaints
were made 70 the Mayor that she w.s keep
ing house Of ili-fan.e. This she indig
nanily denied. The girl Was sick and she
took her in. This morning she said the
City Marshal had tn. ICED her out ii the
house, and that she sud her family
~ere exposed ID the rain which sh"rily
aiterw ard began with great violence. Mrs.
Ford requests the County To send the giri
back Ia her friends.
Wm. Embr-e, living north of t;eorge-
town, also made aPplicst:o" 10 have a
woman Who had been an inmate 81 his
family for several months, sent hack To her
relatives in Georgia. The court i".k the
CAGES under sdyisenlent.
Il Vas not that any appointments would
be made by the court 10 day. There
are number 81 applicants for collector
aud asse~spr, and the friends Of each arr
urging their names with apparently great
sOlici:ude.
Al the time going 10 press the court Was
still in session.
The Court met this morning pursuant 10
adjournment full hoard pre.~ni. After
the minutes were read aud aprro ed, the
court Proceeded 10 make the following APP
pointments:
FOR JUSTICE Of THE PEACE.
Heath Cr~-k-J. W. Lrftxiici, ]. VI.
flasscOck
IorgwoM- Jas. R"berts,G. F. 8. Sprinkle.
Houstomia-A. H. Nicholas.
Blackwaie,-J. McW.de, NJ. F. Prg.
more.
L.amonte-Jas. League, J. w. Hanison.
Dre~den-Donxlss Lane, Peter Courtney.
Cedar-T. G. Hill, W. w. cr~s.
Bowling Green-W. &. Stcadman, F. n.
Taylor.
Suithton- John v. Harris, Andrew
Driskall.
Setlalia-Ingan Clark, s. A. Warian,
7. ]. Kirby.
Pr.irie-D. A. Bagby. X. II. Delameter.
Elk Fork-Milton Graham, Sol Stearns.
Green R,dge-R. u. Means. NJ. v. Il.
Paige.
Washington +. Mcconnell.
Flat Ceek-Milton Parish. ". " Devali
Lake Creek-IIevi Devali, Peter Kahrs.
FOR CONsrABLEs.
Heath Creek-Frank ~ Adams.
Longwood-D. NJ. Gray.
Houstonia-D. NJ. Paigne.
Blackwater-W. N. Lac.
LamOnte-S0lomOn Fox.
Dresden-T. J. Creel.
Cedar-B. p. Edwards.
Bowling Green "A. r. Hyale.
Smithton-C. E. Evans.
Sedalia-M. s. Conner.
Prairie-A. X. Lewis.
Elk FOrk-SOl. Robinson.
Green RIDGE. NJ. Phillips.
Washington-T.J J. He6ner.
Flat Greek-T. B. Mitchell.
Lake Creek-Henry kahrs.
FUR COLLECTOR:
J. q. Tannehill, on the 6rst ballot.
FOR ASSESSOR:
WIN. +. Middleton.
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Pains in the back, heed, Heart, lung
Rheumatism, neuralgia, lunbaso, sciatica,
rheumatic eout nervous and kidney Dis
easea. positively cured By Dr.. Fossen
Rheumatic Remedy md Vegetable Liver
Pill. A Physieiaa's specialtiss ioe q
yeam, seves fail vhea taken Z. dirsesed.
Charles Roll 4 Co, sole agests loe Ssdalia.
x35d&Wly
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Nero ThleVinG.

About seven O'clock yesterday evening .
negro woman named Kate Green WA seeu
IN take holt Of bleached muslin from the
Red Store. She Was allowed 70 get away
With il, and O66cer Turner informed Of The
affair. The officer proceeded to her peace
full residence, just back Of the Red House, y
and found the stolen goods under pile 81
wood. He arrested Kate and tried 70 take
her 70 the cooler, bot she wouldn't move "a
inch, and be vas obliged &c put the brace
lets ON her, when she vent along al right
She appeared before Squire Clark this even
ing At ose o'clock, Lut owing 70 the inabili-
ty Of Mr.. Jackson, the Prosecuting Attorney
70 attend, the case Wa postponed until
Friday morning, n nine o'clock. She will
board With Lem Murray until that time
arrives.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1877-08-14
A SMART YOUTH
A Hotel Clerk Tries to Throw Dust
in the Eyes Of the Old Man.

Il il seldom that the modern hotel clerk
sets him-elf to accomplish ANYTHING and
fails in the undertaking. lie seems Ia bs
born to success. His hair intuiiivcly parts
in the middle. His shirt fronts picks ny
diamond studs without any effort of the
will; ami his delicate complexion seems Ia
b. the result Of an atmosphere that di>tills
periumed zephyrs. Ladie>' hearts are
LAID At HIS FEET,
and Cupid, that Maynard and eccentric de-
stroyer ii Others peace, is to the hotel clerk
a companion and friend. But in spite oi
ali these advantages, one OF the craft can
occasionally be found to Ay in the face Of
destiny. One Of these kind has just created
sensation at Macon City. His blandish-
ments had made sad inroads on the
PEACE Of MIND
Of his employers daughter. She had Tor
gotten that hotel clerk vas something To-
admire, Ia love to distraction, but ali"geih-
er above the reach 81 any girl, however
beautiful and attractive. Perhaps she
loved NOT wisely but too yell. Be that n
il may. she became i"expressibly annoying
to the lovely youth Who received her faith
er;s guests, aud he de 'erminesl to pick mp
his traps and go Ia new Pa-,urs. Bat 4
hotel clerk always retreats gracefully. lie
wrote her bewiiching note. telling her that
this world was too cold and hard for hun.
and he was going
To BE AN ANGEL
That his body might he found in the big
pond near by, aud that ~hen his lifeless
corpse wss dragged from its watery recePta-
Gle ,he must drop tear to his memory aud
lay a wIld rose an his breast. This done
he took eighteen dollars out Of the money
drawer and scooted. But the old man vas
not "a he taken In. When his fair CiorInda
came 70 him all batl,ed in tears and wanted
him TO drag The pond. he dispatched con-
stable on the high road 10 = neighbori"s
village. and strange Ia say The officer Of the
Law Overha uled that
NAIERIA6-lZED ANGEL
making vigorous hesdw,y Ia some other
place. He Was brought hack 10 Macon
City and nov languishes in dungeon vile,
and will have Ia answer Ia the Law for the
unangel-like proceeding 81 aPProPrisii"g
another mans m"ney. 10 ends the sorrows
If hotel clerk.
From the Altar to the Saddle.
On. al the most remarkable cases of en-
ierprise on record j. reported from Fillmore
in Audrsin county, in which il is alleged
that . Young man was married, stole .
honse, vas captured and made his escape,
all in the same night. Such . series ol
adventures rarely falls to the 10, Of anyone,
and it must require more than ordinary
industry to accomplish such ihingr. In
fortunately the young mans name is no,
given, and his fame cannot therefore Be
hanslef1 down In an sdmirine Doeseritv.
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A Missouri Horse Wins the Safato-
q Stakes.

J ~S~>SOo
1t will be gratifying to the admiren Of
the turf in Missouri to learn that Bill Basa,
= magnificent thoroughbred belonging 70
Gen. E. W. PRICE, Of Charlton couaty, has
just won the Saratoga stakes over that
famous course. He had 6yess from all the
best stables in the country 70 contend
against. and his success, under the circun-
stances, l. IN honor 70 The State. His tune
i not quoted in The dispetchea, bat il could
not have bsea anything Len thaa esediiable
Bill Ban vas sissd y Plantagnet, and bid
dan vas Adelaide. By Lexingtoa. Gen
which gill yet make . sscosd - sBs." b,
done o. the national turf.
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The Narrow Gauge Route.

A party Of dissiaguishsd seatleoea il
GLIDING Hoa- John b. Cask, u, A. D.
Lay and 8. W. Cox have just eooPlsssd Q
sosr Of Cande., Wag.ss and Miles. ees.-
tiea With viev q sasis6yisg shs.savs,
= to The most favorable route loe he sar.
sev gage rod. Thy iseli,e 70 isves tAai
b JeGssssa City. Veg naturally ~
people dovs these ass greatly elaasa q t.
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ADVENTURES OF A CORPSE.
A Young Lady Hakea the Tour Of
the Country in Her Comm.

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Passenger Train Ditched on the
Pacific this Morning One lGile
West Of Several
Persons Eurt-Noue Seriously
Injured.
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NeGro Thief.

The police wereon the lookout for negro
boy yesterday who had stolen fifteen or
twenty dollars from doctor, living At or
near Pleasant Green, on the NJ, X. 4 T.,
road. about twenty miles north Of this city.
He was tracked here yesterday, when he
gave his punuen the slip. The police were
notified Of the theft, and kept sharp look.
out for the theft, but were unable to get
sight of him.
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Bound for the Pen.

Mr.. C. c. Morrow, Of Warreasburg,
passed down the road Ibis morning having
in his change three Psiaoaess for the Peai-
sentiary. FL. and Andrew Uvass, beoshen.
convicted Of stealing homes. will wear
striped clothes and son jevelry for two
yean. John Hard, for committing rape
upoa the penon Of . white girl, about six
teen yean Of &c, gill taEry for the next
twenty yean inside Tie prison walls.
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For the Mountains.

A party Of Distinguished citizens Of Ohio,
including Judge Ranny, Of Columbus. and
Judge wilker. Of Wooster, both members
Of the Supreme Court Of that State, accom-
panied BY number Of ladies' and grniIe-
men, passed through Sedalia on the Psci6c
train this morning n route for the noun
,ains. They pWpse to stay several weeks
and have adelighsful time. They 90 direct
10 Denver.
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Died.

August 9th, Jessie May, daughter Of
James A. and Ella Ostrantler, aged two
years and five months.
nur dear little Jessie Is gone:
gone 10 that hright home Of love;
Gone 60 live with the angels,
Aud Siug with them sisove-
NJ, more viii We hear her vosce
No more will ~se her tare;
She ~ gone never Ia return.
Yet fine her memor, viii never erase.
No NOR. will her httI- brother
s,fr~w flowers Ger her dying form,
Whale AN s.gohies tsstttitle
With iIt-'s tsttere~t stella
She leave, her kindred dear.
Der tseT 60 mourn and weep,
Whale she L. lyine
la that long Immortal -i-~P-
May her -l,ir,t ever hover
kotlssi the family altar.
Ever isskenili;s u upxsfd snt onward
To that bright world above
At the family residence On Sixth street,
at two o'clock this morning. of consump-
iion, Mrs. Tesch, aged acont thirty eight
yean al sge.
The funeral services we're held this even
ing at half past three o'clock. At the East
Sedalia BaP,ist church. Rev. F. T. Brown
officiating. A large conconrse Of people At
tended. Mrs. Tesch had many warm
friends in Seialia, ~ho will be panied To
hear Of her death. The l,ereaved family
have the sympathy If the entire con.
muniiy.
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SWEET SPRINGS s1pPINos.

Personal-The Next Party-RooA
Sixty-three-TneS edalia Party
The "Dorcas Society"-Boy Beau
The Shoes that were Borrowed
Preaching.