The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1878-11-05

which her husband claims twO-thirds,
d extensive and cstly. The defence
aver that she has SO. 900 worth Of
jewelry. purchased in Paris and else
where. and $40, 900 worth of Chinese
and japanese curios, collected BY hes
husband. Among them Is . mass ol
japanese crystal, valued at 81. 900.
Wildman 4 Seymour are the
Bridgeport lawyers whom Capt. Hill
hired to look after his
interests IN the divorce snit brought
by bis wife. They were afierward
superseded by Mctiilverv. who charges
them with conniving with Mrs. Hill
and her friends. Last evening the
carrying his power If attor.
ney from Hill in his breast pocket,
and accompanied BY Mr.. Nickerson o.
. witness. entered Wildman's Office.
where Mr.. Atwood and other friends
Of the wife we're seated. The Cap.
tainis mission Was to ask NJ. Wildman
10 deliver up the papers intrusted to
him by Hill. including another power
Of attorney. aud also to account for
The sums Of money he had expended
in defending the case. Mr.. Wildman
Mr.. Nickenson out Of the
Office. and the Captain. not thinking
Is safe to remain. went with him.
The Captain and his counsel assert
that the whole affair was . plot on the
part Of Mrs. Hills friends to get bis
power of attorney away from him.
This the opposite party deny.
Capt. McGilvery and his counsel
cane to New York on Thursday
night. and will at once bring q suit ior
divorce on behalf Of Capt. Hill
against Mrs. Hill. alleging adultery
1t various times and places. The case
will be tried at the December term oi
the Superior Court in Bridgeport.
The SANDER and assault cases are
down for November. Mrs. Hills
friends wish them heard before a
committee, but the Captains counsel
trial BY jury, While On
q visit to her parents in Syracuse. in
1866, Mrs. Hill brought home q
Chinese servant, who used to parade
the streets Of the Salt City in his
native blouse and "pigtail." China.
men we're scarce in inland towns at
that time. and Mrs. Hills specimen
was 80 pestered that he had no peace.
Ono day the gamins cut or his queue.
and the poor Celestial, in despair.
Was forced To don an American suit oil
clothes.
What Q Mother Heard.
Burlington Hawk-<ye.
A mother out on West Hill heard
the low murmur Of voices in the boys
room the other night. after she had
goue to he'd. With noiseless fDtsteps
and bated breath she stole to the door
and listened. The room was dark.
the voices low and earnest. What
visions of future greatness were the
sons Of her heart recounting to each
Dther. What plans Of wealth, for
glory, for pleasure, filed their boyish
hearts? She bent forward and leaned
closer toward the bed to catch one
word If the murmured
that were surging from her
bows hearts up to their lips. she heard,
Ben. you bow legged son Of a pagan.
{ you don't take your clammv mud
hooks of my back, I'll hist ye."
Horace Greeley wrote to . society
in Hartford: Il prefer not to lecture
in 50 large a place As Hartford. unless
am really wanted there I; and the
TACT that am asked to lectxre for
half price convinces me that am not
So let me wait q year or
two, till | shall be more in demand
han now an"
They were looking at the fall style
IF bOnnets. Said she; ''Oh, dear,
|ook at that bird in the crown; what
! pretty ball!" Aud because he turned
sway, wiped his eyes with his
handkerchief. and murmured. 81
'hould say it was q pretty bill" she
became melancholy, and threatened
% leave him and 60 home to her
George. who had just engaged him.
elf to the girl of his heart. breaks
he happy news to his friend Jack.
who has been married some time.
Jack-"Ah. we'll my dear fellow.
is the best in the long run,
md l assure you that after q year or
NO q man gets used tn it, and feels
ust Is jolly Is it be never married at
ILL.,"
A professor in Leipsic University
'sked q student what the Aurora
8oreslis was. Putting his finger to the
ide Of his head and looking wise. the
tudent said. IL know very we'll but
orget just know what it Is. There"
aid the professor. I'VE are in . tx;
he only man in the world who ever
new what the Aurora Is, has forgot.
en-"
1t Is solemn impressive thought,
'hen you look at such q man n Gen.
raj Grant, or Charles Francis Adams,
hat some day away back in the
hadow land Of tho misty past, q wo-
nan used to turn these mighty figures
{ the present upside down, and count
he stitches in the biggest patch on
heir trousers with . fat, solid, pitilee
Upper.
Alta railroad station. lately. an
lderly Irish woman. who had arrived
few seconds after the tram had
tarted. set of to run after Il. She
( course soon oame TO . halt, !
hen she began to abuse the unac-
Dmmodating engine. adding With q |
alive brogue: "Faugh! the great
lack ugly lump! When she gets - |