The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1878-09-03
Suspected Of Horse Stealing.


A young man who gave his name ~ Joha
Wilson, and his residence On Otter creek
near Otterville, brought n young horse Il
| town yesterday afternoon and traded him d
ex-M~yor Tech for q pony. lie then solG
the pony to w. H. Bard ior ten dollar.
and proceeded to make his NAV out Of town
Later in the evening the suspicion Of Mr.
re-ch ~ arou-ed hecause oi .undry stories
coming Ia hi, ears cuncerniny the horse and
the Young m.n AMI he hey. al to investigate
Wilson sail that the horse was ioundesed
and bsiky AMI wanted ,o dispose Of him IL
anv one wanted such a horse. Mr.. Tesch
saw that the horse Was yU0my AMI over
driven, and Was wiilin: To give u twestv
dollar colt Tor him. When the title ii the
horse was questioned he began 20 kick on
the bargain and either wanted the horse
back or proof 81 the title. lie therefore
had the man arrested upon suspicion OF be-
ing q horse thief, snd NJ the csl,hoose this
morning made that pr"po~i,ion-that he
either show title or return the colt. and
strange to say Wilson agreed to return the
colt. Mr.. Bard. who purchased the colt for
hi~ Avn, agreed ." give il up provided the
ten d,lIar- were refunded. hut Wilson hav-
ing -ps", u porto" ii tina, money leaves
the matter in that shape.
Wilson is twenty-five years Of age, Of
light. ssniv compile Vim, rsd hair and
-moo,le lace anil very -ms II mor~tsche.
Mar-hxi Smith il ii the opinion thai he
has a card describing here s,milar to the
one offered by Wilson and has taken the
matter in hand to investigate. Wilson
showed some .i:ns Of di-ple..ure at h<ing
taken for horse thief, but ~ he Was not
ready to show = title to the property, there
il some grounds Z" suspect him.
Miss Sallie Todd mt Aunt Vinah
Jones On the street this morning. They
are both of the col"red per-uAsion end had
M, seen each other foe at least twenty four
h"Irs aud were glad to meet. Tie old
I~iy had = girl, rather bright and ~hout
e gh,sen year. old. Sns vent To the King
''"lo noa picnic and b d n"s %, home yet.
Aunt V'nah wss looking foe her
"L,s Aunt Whey hos you dor
"P'!ey child. pulley. Bin . sn6esin'
pow'6y cid de rewmsitix lately. Den nv
c'1ssewshmsls n~e,is 'cupsssiins lily, chile.
lie nsputry fesr-d lie on he Incline
Bin l'nki"' f~ Eseline, dat gal Nv mine
lyon serd herf
"La~dy m"-sey. no Aunt Whey how you
io t.lks. Reckon IL lie superb Jssi,y oi
the climbil II AHA you."
"wh.s's dat you say g.ii Don't you g.
to 6.'Ppi" none Of yer b',k lsr"i" roa"i
dis Niger or you'll ri, lie saufin Knocked
clear fro y"u"-yoa hsah met
"Now den youse alters xitiin rilel up
bout noshin' De holiness VI de ved.lsr v.s
what pre.esv~d"
BERRY veil. nov y"use talking sense"
"Y~su~. bel" gut fru dat job washia Up
TO Mister H,rris yissod.y, I cum purity
nigh fu~i,caiiny. To tell Do iruf de vedder
il very donshi.iin on me. Goai bye, Awa,
Whey. specs 10 zee you obsr to de picker.
NICK"
.You Better 60. you young hnsaey! Dais
what Gums sendin dem niggers to school.
DArs dat gal o mine, gin her an eddie s,ion
and nov she vent In traipsed herself oil to
De King Solmons procession and I hahn,
seed her sencs. No tellin-nassy-vhsi
yslles buck -nieges-took up Wid-dsi
gal-hOme Onct -stu6- -"
AMI the beautiful voice Of Old Aunt vi.
nah died away in the distance q her lovely
form disappeared around the corner.
Go INTO printing Ofiee and ask "Hss
any one gut any tobacco and you'll ~
hos totally sbaorbed BY their work sno-s
prinsess are bus ask ''wh0 wants = ehe~
Of tobacco and vOlley of "here" "here'
Gill arise On every eide and compass yos
around about, even ~ Chlnere junk j,
compas.ed about By the meAnsiesine mon
ANN in The v~iery wssee III the lu6iss
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