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Daily Los Angeles herald., 1878-08-10

Carving knives at Sutherland's,
10 Main street. 2my7
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1878-08-10
Reduced Prices.
WINDOW SASH.

l offer my stock of doors, sashes
tlc., at the following reduced pri'
.na.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1878-08-10

Cheap prices at Sutherla nd's gun
store, rs Main street. 2my7
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1878-08-10
GREAT BARGAINS.

STREET, ON the installment plan, SIS q
month. Inquire OF MRS. ]. HU BIER, 229
Spring street. a7-im
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1878-08-10
County G .....STEPHENS. J.

FRIDAY, Aug. 8.
People VS.. Juan Bautista-Grand
Jury having ignored the charge,
the defendant IS dismissed.
People vs.. Vicente Valdez-An
order made to pay two impecunious
witnesses $3.50 each for their ex.
penses in attending Court in this
case.
p. GARNER VS.. E. Garnier-Judg.
ment In favor of plaintiff.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1878-08-10
81 to $1,000 to Loan,

AT THE STAR LOAN AND BROKER
OFFICE.
Removed to No. 6 COMMERCIAL ST.
VIII advance on collaterals 81 to $1,000,
on all kinds of personal property, such
us watches, jewelry, diamonds, pistols,
guns, etc. Gold, silver and u. s. Currep.
cy bought and sold. milf
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1878-08-10
Property transfers.
CONVEYANCES.

FROM JUOsnN, oILI.ETrEa 8 GIBsor's TRAN
sCRIrT oF BHCoRDa, AUG UST Q, 1878.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1878-08-10
PIANO..

WANTED TO RENT, with the privil.
ege of purchase, A fIANO. Must be
good tone and cheap. Address I. o. box
ll0l. a7-3t
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1878-08-10
MESS ENTERPRISE.

raE HERALD STEAM PRINTING
'oUsE makes n speciality Of Legal
rinting. Briefs, transcripts, etc.,
.linted at low rates.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1878-08-10

Joe Bayer, of Congress Hall, has
Just received q consignment oil
boca lager beer. 1t is su.
perb article and cannot be excelled
as draught beer. Oysters,
shrimps, hot and cold lunches of all
kinds, constantly on hand. Give
him q call. Corner Main and Re-
quena streets, opposite the U. S.
Hotel. 90
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1878-08-10
THE SISTERS OF CHARITY.
LOS ANGELES, CAL.

Parents and guardians deslrous ofp1o<
curing tor their daughters and wards The
advantages OF q good education ana 3
home In q healthy climate and plo0nam4
locality, will find both in this odu0a ff0ne,
al Institution OF the Sisters or 81. X1ns
cent OF Paul.
TERMgs
Board and Tuition, English. French.
Spanish, German. Ornamental Neo-
die Work. Tapestry Embroidery,
etc, per session OF ten months. .....-.. ~
EXTRAS:
Drawing and Painting, per month o. ~
Pia NO snd MelodeOn, With uso OF In
strument, 50 so per month th................ =
Guitar, per month he8..............-......~,.. r.
Vacation, II pupils remain in school,
per -
The Sisters have opened A sELECT
DAY SCHOOL for young ladies.
First Class, the languages, etc.. q
ygcon4
Inifo DiVision
Extra branches. charges ~ indicated
above.
The scholastio Half Session Of avo
August and the lst of Janusrys end ldf-
inmate about the LIST Of June. -
Bills, without exception, must be pnlA
In advance, and no deduction Will -
made for partial absence or withdrawal
from nrn,ra the institution ,I rniess IN sasss g
medicines are extra charges.
sR. SCHQLAsTiCA LO0sDoN.
jy2Glm(Aw
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1878-08-10

G0SOLD rLATED WATCHgs.
XC4npest u the known worlA 9ampls Watch Proc
VtrH Agents Addrsss A. ceglssa o.. chisAs~
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1878-08-10
Address GILMORE & CO..
P. o. Boz A, Washingion, d. @.

wAsHncrox. D. O., November ~, 1875.
take pleasure In expressing my entire
confidence in the responsibility and fdcfsfy Of
the Law. Patent and Collection house Of
0rLMoRn Co.. OF this city.
GEO. H. B. WHITE, !
toashior OF the National Metropolitan Bank
ia II
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1878-08-10

Razors of every make at Suther-
lands gun store, rs Main street. 2
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1878-08-10

Spring eye needles (our own
make) at Sutherland's gun store,
IS Main street. 2my7
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Private Boarding HOUSE,
No. ~. cor. Third AID mn sss.

eGBOARD BY THE DAY. WRux On
AoNTH. Terms Iteasonable. oi1lf
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1878-08-10

This Is really the West End Of our beam
tiful city, with the benefit Of FRESH,
PURE BREEZEs FROM THE OCEAN,
uncontaminated by gas or sewer enluvia.
A glance at the elegant mansions and
fashionable residences now erected and
in course Of erection must satisfy any per.
s0n desiring homo that this is the place
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1878-08-10

from n DistinguIsnca Jurist.
"t thave tried the PERUVIAN SYRUP, and
the result fully sustains your prediction.
II has made new man ofme, infused in
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1878-09-10
I,iRht.F,nRered.

EIigah Wilson, one Of the three card
monte men Who served a term in the cuuniy
Jail for plying his vocation in this city, Vas
ca I'D, last night, for drunkenness. and On, d
three dollars this morning. There il also
another charge pending sgainst him. lie j.
charge: With lifting s.waich ont Of gem
iIemsn'. pocket on Monday n,"rn;ng while
talking 10 him. The gentleman had .
watch attached 10 chain in .ne pocket and
another gold watch loo~e ia anotier pocket.
Wilson. while talking to him, lifted the
watch with the chain out TO lo,k ut il a.
ien.ibiy, bat really TO deirsct the attention
III the gentleman from The other watch.
While putting one watch back he clipped
the other out. The theft Was not discovered
until in the evening, when Wilson Vas asked
for the watch. lie said he knew where il
wss and could gel il Tor iwo doll.rs. The
money Vas paid over and wiIson vent With
OK.ne To the Union depot, when he (wil
son) made an sisemp: To get on the out
going train. O'Kane ''collarrl" him and
i"rced him ID The train and turned hiul
over to the police. ~ho locked him uP ~ he
x.s quite drunk. The matter re.ts here un.
tIl il is known what farther proceedings are
to be taken.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1878-09-10
0reenbackers.

The Grrenbsck, r. IL this Congressional
district, held = convention At Cslifornis,
YESTERDAY. which ws- prrsided over by II
p. Town-ley, of the Pet,i- delegation, ID. 7.
H.r,sl,orn, Jahn Grill. and :. X. Davis
xere the balance ri the delegation. With
out much fuss or energy John A. Boyd, oi
UP country Was nominal u Hu C,.=.e-~.
The foilowing were appointed meu.her'
oi the new distric, central committee, with
D. T. llarisi,orn, of Pt:iis, chairman.
Be,.ioa c,lntv, $. C.. Srr.iion.
Cooper county, c. +. Moore
Cole county. To- he supplied.
C,m.ien county, ,o he supplied.
Dallas county. J. T. Bro~nlow.
Hickory county, Z" he supplied.
J"hn.on county, u. T. Boirseau.
Lafayette county. Frank Davis.
Miller county, Sam. J. Harrison.
Moni,esu county. Samuel Peters.
Morgan county, John Sims.
Peiii. county, B. ID. D an.
Polk county, J"s-ph Sinclair.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1878-09-10
Morderous Latter Day Saints

A few fanatics calling Themselves "Lstter
Day Saints" succeeded in ending the life Of
young jake BrlIinger, living near Mira
ble, Caldwell county, Saturday, in their
vain efforts TO least out devils." with
which they say he wsa possessed. BalIineer
vas taken s,ck with typhoid fever and Dr..
Crawford summoned. A party Of ''sAints"
gathered iE. however, and gave the doctor
to understand that his services we're no
longer needed. An older hrother. not BE-
lever in the faith. then called in Dr.. lack
but he. too, WAS requested not to call
again, and his medicines scattered to the
four winds. Gathered around the bed aide
of the sick man we're three Or four super.
sti,ious, ignorant apostles Of God" o. Who
proceeded 10 "lay on hand, talk in the
unknown language" and east ou,
devils" The p.lien. vas 20 overcome BY
their abou,inable performance ihst be raved
like maniac, and acted a. il lxboring IN.
der delirium tremens. He tore the cloth.
ing from his body IN his cr.xei attempts to
eradicate the devils which thee falae
prophets told him he was possessed With in
the shape Of frogs. Al laat be b came %
violent that. in order to cnntinue their ~.
farious prsciicra, one Of them placed his
hand over the po"r fellows month and lid
MT remove il until life VS. .lm.ml extinct
They continued their work. however. until
de.Ih put "a end to his suGrriaes and ,heil
] diaholic>l deeds.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1878-09-10
A Tramp's Pate.

A lame tramp who has been seen about
BamLeryer'. Grove, on the Gravois road,
81. Louis. for couple Of days past. Was
found dead Yesterday morning. The coro-
nsr Investigated the ease and decided that
the man died t.: hunger. exposure and ney-
ie-s. IT, ~-.s~ ~ sh. ss~~"~pf could not
be learned, AMI his body wss removed to
the Morgue for Identification. Several per-
Aon. had seen and talked with the man tn
them he complained OF suffering from d.
srrhe,. aud begged for money to buy some
thing To Eat.
The deceased ~ss about 25 years Of sse,
lame in the tight leg. and wss dressed IN
jeans pants. n ragged cost Of the same ma
terial and dark wOolen shirt.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1878-09-10
The Jefferson CITY Homicide.

john M,,;uir-. the prr.on ch,rg-d with
tine murder oi Chsri.- Brown, on Saturday
night last, VI sITsisned ior PrrIimin ,ry
examination t-i"rs Justice I.,ng. yesterday.
X. ~. H.miIInn. E-q., appeared Tor the
prisoner snd waved and examination.
wi,~rrnp.n, the crime with which he IL
ca.ry.d "r, living n b.iinLle offence. the
!'i-''nrr W. committed Ia jill tn await
the meeting al tine Grand Jary IN Deem
her next.
The appearance II the accusel Is decid-
es;;y ay.ia-t him. aud his manner Is not in
digestive "f a lamb like disposition. He is
r"ugh specimen, ard has n viciou. look.
Nothing Is krcwn ot him, e1csr, what he
cho"~es To- tell. and the general impression
l. ih.i II his history Wa known. he would
prove character of M ordinary nctorieIy.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1878-09-10
A Terrible Ordeal.

Kansas City Nail.
While city clerk. Benson, was last night
testing his lungs BY reading some long
win,ied ordinance tn the venerable council,
the C.,miqne band struck up tune in
which the principle part seemed io belon.
10 the man with the biggest cornet. Another
band stopped Mt the corner ri Fourth aud
Main streets and began To blow wi'h n"-
natural vig"r, aEd blind singer on the
rqusre came a. ne.r a. po- ibI- tn the ope"
windows and shot I'll his ''bsI'o" with al
the force which ten years practice had de-
velope1. Il was an awful s,ra,gie f"r
B-".on,bn, by getting mp on the Recorder.
desk aud shouting - he never did before.
lie succeeded in letting the council know
lhst he ~. reading. bu, he is this morning
~ hoArse rs . parrot.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1878-09-10
A0LASS BOTTLE.
4 Tramp Comes Out Second Best
in the Use Of One in West Kan
saS.
Kansas CITY Times

Kansas City Times.
On Sunday morning, rs Mrs. J. Barnard.
who live on Liberty street, West ksnsa',
vas sitting down 10 breakfast. she waa
startled by loud rapping 81 the door. On
inquirirg VINO was there, the answer came,
"A tramp" snd said he wanted breakfast.
On teing told 10 60 away he refrsed. but
continued hammering at the d.nr. dem and
ing sdm,tance and warm hreskfsst. Now
it happened. unfortunately for the tramp.
that V.nt Barnard, brother in Law to the
lady Of the house. wss staying there. and
hearing the nci.e, came down stairs. He
anon coIlarsd the tramp and lifted HIM over
the fence With such vigor that he carried =
portion Of that article to the ground. The
tramp then left, but soon returned with
glass bottle secreied under his coat, and
siood near the gate. evidently watching m
to attack Vint il he appeared.
which he did shortly, not thinking the
tramp wa- lying in wait. But no sooner
had he made his appearance Ct the gate
than he was attacked and struck on the
head with the hottie. lie. however, par
tally warded of the blow, aud turning
upon tie tramp administered 10 him ouch
a beating that il will lie some time lDefore
he has a chance TO assault any one else
with bottle or anything el-e.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1878-09-10
Gala Day for Little Girls ana Boys

Gala Day for Little Girls and Boys.
7" day was given up entirely To the en-
iertsinmen, of the thousands of children ut
Bismarck. Miss Leslie and Miss Lanx,i.n,
IL New York. went To Bismarck for the
special purpose ii ~nter,s lining the children
on their dsv and forming them into COM
psnies IL temperance workers in the great
ch,..lren'. c"nrpsny called 'Bsndsof Hope"
Colonel Alternately, Of Lesvenworih.
made arrangements to hiring his entire sun
day -ci'n"l io Ri.,usrct. all NJ his own ex
I'e'-s, I" j'.in the happy companies of chill
dr-n from other places in Ksns - snd Mis-
souri. Al least une iliourand children we're
present from I.esvsnworih. and hundred.
from Topeka, L,wrnce, A;chison, 81. J"e
aud numt-rie.s other towns in the lxo
Stsi~.. The exercises were eniert sining aud
~mn-,ng. In vie~ ii the importance of the
occasion. the board. "f ed,icatiou decided nj
i'.. ir LIST -s--ions To- have all the sch"" chill
d:-n desiring To GO tn Bismarck on that day
excused FROM .cho,l without incuring the
customary demeriis. The schools would l~
sill dismissed we're il not that il had barely
ol~rsd and IL would prove drawback tn
the ie.cl,ers in organizing. Chil,lren's day
will h~ tire Il the very hvst days "f the
whule camp meeting.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1878-09-10
CHARGED With Then.

Mrs. S,raffcrd, who figured in the papers
some time ago ~ in hsri circumstances
and a. having given birth To = child IN the
Lincoln SCHOOL house yard Vas srrsigned
before Squire Clark this morning upon I.
charge Of puricining a calico dress and
apron the property Of Mn. Fred
Weiieroth. She has been living Mt DR..
Harlem. since the birth Of her child and
"a. being supported by the city.
In the trial of the case this afternoon
witnesses awore that the woman had been
working for the complaining witness. and
Gas SO employed at the time al the alleged
theft. The defendant s.id that che pat On
the dre-~ to GO out. last Sunday, rs her o~n
dr-s. vac not lit to wesr. but that she vas
afraid tn return a. she had heard that the
party hid miss. her dr.-.
The court held her for the action Of the
grand jury, =. taking property fr"m house
amounted to grand larceny. THIS seems
rather severe a. compared with the MADDOX
case where the defendant stole seventeen
bushels Of wheat and got one day IN jail.
or DE Garmo, vino got only one month.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1878-09-10
Robbery at Upton.

Last Saturday might the h"uSes Of Th"a.
Carpenter snd Aubrey Renshshaw. at Tip
ton, we're entered by two colored men.
nance Peter Talbott and Simon Crump. and
robbed Of seventy dollars in money. Thirty
dollars being taken firm Carpenter aud
forty from Renshsw. One Of tie thieve.
we caught bv Mr.. Carpenter aud they had
quite a struggle. when the negro jerked
loose and escaped without Mr.. c. knowing
Who he wss. They suspicioned Peter Tsl-
butt and went to arrsst him, when he ran
and Mas shot BY one Of the men, but mo-,
aeriou-ly. He was brought to Upton yes-
terday to be turned over to Deputy Sheriff
W. r. Tooley, hut % tie robbery wss CON-
mitsed In Copper county T. w. Tooley re-
fused to take him IN charge, and the pris-
oner v.s taken to Squire Morris n Bunce-
ton, in Cooper county, where he ~ now un-
der .rrest. Simon Crump has not been sr.
rested yet. Peter Talbot rsys he gave the
SO to his wife. which is denied by her and
the chances are that the money will not Be
recovered.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1878-09-10

4 Little Boys Fatal Leap.

Eausa. Cit, Mail
This murpi., ,hous nine O'Clock. a. stock
v,rd car rumb.r ,vo %. o.,.;o. IN. ve,,
e. n end Of the U.ioo D~Do,. on ia v.v I'M
Union avenue. . l;,,,e bov n.m~., X .bL;,
WxIsh Iesp~d from the rear a. the Co.t~.
House car. which v,s oas.;ux down. unJ~,
the lee, oi the mules. TLi. frightened III.
mn, inc team and in anti. If th~ir drive,
the wulss ,r.uulcd ,h. .hr;~tiox bow Ind
The car wheel. p,>s.d oxs, the D.,or how,
b,r,v c,u.i., ,lmo., ;,s,,,, death.
Robbie Welsh. vh,, v.. .bou, six ve.r.
old. IN. .ccomp,n;e,I bx nj. bro,he.
Willie , hov nj .;,b, Tn. m,n,lr,l boax
v.. taken 10 IN. how. If N. w.,ch f.mi,x
. Lille cream c,,l,,.., h.,.. b.,~ss, San, /,
r. md u.,hs,,x s,r.s,. ,.,, IN.
,,;,,o... ,,..l ,,ru;,, ,.,.,,.,sJ ~;,,
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1878-09-10
He didn't s0raop" Il.

The following is supposed TO have taken
place In this city:
Profesor-What methods does man EN-.
ploy to expre-s his thoughts?
Scholar latter mature deliberation)-H
habitually employs speech.
P.-Right. but when he cannot employ
speech what does he do then, eh?
S.-He-
P.-See here! Suppose you we're . hun
drrd miles away from some one you wanted
20 asy somelhine Ia. what then?
81 would would
P-Suppo-e you had 10 announce to
your father that you had l'een Plucked-
had failed in your examinstion-had heen
fred nut of the academic hall, what would
you do. then, Ell: Hox would you an
nounce IL?
S.-Oh. Id write him letter.
p Go and write him one, then.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1878-09-10

A aick man waa helped On the train ut
the Union depot LAST evening by the city
Mammal and was taken n - seai in which a
young man vac seated alone. lie was
asked TO give portion Of the seat to the
sick man. but he snarled out an insulting
refusal and putting his v.lise on the seat
With him eaid that he would not share his
-est with any one. A kind old lady finally
gave the sick man P'a e TO ait. The con-
duct Of the brute above referred to. who
was Chicago drummer. was derpised by
all - visa he himaeIf. 4 reporter 81 the
BAzoo asked him his name and residence,
hut the brute devised the rePoriea's Par-
pre- and very wisely refused to answer.
The drummer went To Kansas City, where
il IL hcpd that he viii be taken j" By con-
6dence men.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1878-09-10

The report concerning the capture OF the
Concordia bank robbers is full y confirmed.
They were traced to . place IN Fayetie
county near Columbus, twenty-five miles
from Lexington. They we're farmers.
middle aged men, and lived in that section
Of the country. Their names are Cutie
Orfutt, Reilly Cornell and Thomas Ren'ck.
They were captured early yesterday morn
ing. One was at breakfast, another ia bed
and the third Was working la the field.
They were fully identified by the cashier Of
the bank. They are now in the Jail at Lex
OytOO,
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1878-09-10
The Pistol in Benton County.

The village of Fairfield, Benton county,
eight miles south Of Warsaw, Was thrown
into excitement by . shooting ARRAY that
occurred there on Friday afternoon" which
Sam. Halter was shot, probably fatally. by
. desperate named J"e Eaton. The nc
count We have oi il does not give the Cause.
Eaton is known to he = desperate character
and said ih.i he wanted to shoot two more
before he left. The two Others threatened
are good citizens Of Benton county "a was
Halter, and they are prepared to give him
. warm reception sI,"aid lie attempt to
carry into execution his threat. lie es-
caped for the time beins, after shooting
Halter. Eaton Was . rerident Of Benton
county. He is being looked for.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1878-09-10
Assault.

John Gallagher made complaint before
Squire Clark this morning that one ''Doc'
Sweet had assaulted him last night Sweet
vss accordingly arrested and taken to the
court where he pleaded gai y and vss fined
one dollar and coat Alter the frsc.s last
night Sweet called On Recorder Conraih
and desired to plead guilty, hat tie Be-.
cor'ier refused to consid<r the plea until the
other party could be aeen.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1878-09-10

The telephone tet.een Columbia and
Rocheport Was completed on Saturday, the
Path ult.. and olera'eA6"ely. The di-tancr
Is ls3 mile, but MT only il conversation
in .n ordinary tore Of voice transmitted
perfectly sudibl., bat il il equally .. easy
to distinguish peraon's voice ~ though lie
vaa in The same room in three feet of you.
The total Cost Of the telephone il ahou,
$500. The price per message i twenty
cents.
H. A. Avery. Of MaryvilIe, has secured
letters patent On An sgrieult ,rsl implewen,
shsch he calls . corn plow a.d planter.
This plov breaks the ground, throwing the
loose col into . liss, aud hss connected
With il subaoil Plov aud slAo Dr. sppins
,ube By which the corn l. Dumped io@edi.
asrly under the sabsoiles. which coven ths
grain. One man Gao plant viti thna
J Aosso ssa seses 81 corn pss dsy.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1878-09-10
The Damps.

The first death from foul air or dampa that
has occurred in Joplin for over two years
happened recently, lad. Is years Of age,
by the name Of Albert Hxughey bling tie
unfortunate victim. One of has game.
chickena, IL which he has quite . number.
fell into an old shaft and he determined to
take it out. A boy who was with him,
named We-iey Kyler. about IL years of age
.ss,a,ed him TO place wingl~ss over the
shaft. Young liauyhey descended to the
bottom OF the shaft, but hnd hardly landed
before he cried out ''hoist" in frightened
voice. The lad at the windlsss knew
from the manner Of his calling that some
thing was wrong and hoisted ~ fast IA
pna<ible, hut N .de only couple Of turnr
of the windiass when the boy fell III. = The
lad ON top saw that his c"mrade was being
spfI"csi~d and immediately gave the alarm
He wsa brought 10 the surface and taken Z"
the re-idence Of his parents. but all at
tempt~ to restore him we're futile, as the
vital spark had fed.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1878-09-10
HELD TO ANSWBR.
Preliminary Examination Of Jo-
seph Cohen.

J~erh Cohen, alias Wolff. the renowned
correspondent of the Chicago Street Gazsfse
aud the South Bind. Ind, bill p~,er, ws.
.rrsixned brf"se Judge Csdy in the 8,
L"ui- conrt Of criminal correction ye~ier.
day morning on charge 81 grand larceny.
consisting Of entering the rvom Of Charlie
E. Curtis At the Liadell hotel on the 9th
q! last m"n,h and stealing n gold watch
ani chain al the valne IL $3.50. AZ .
IN 'i.er "f c"ur.e the d-i-ndan, pleaded not
guilty, but the evidence ~as conclusive.
.nl he Was held ,o answer IN the sum ii
;! Wsi. snd in dsianI, ii bonds WAS Gem
u,iti-d Ia Jill.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1878-09-10
March of the Bsukrupts.

The following pensons filed their p-,i
ions in the q. 8. District court on S.,ur
lay last to be declared bsnkruptr.
Francis W. Bradbury, Jacksa county.
Francis Z. Evans, J Jackson county.
WIN. F. Wilkerso0, johnson county.
Francis NJ. Miller, Jackson county.
Joseph +. Roebleck, Cars county.
Eiear A. Burden, Davies. county.
Benjamis 5. Bighee, Galway county.
James 4. Rose. jasper county.
VIM. 1. Cox. JAsper county.
Wm. Z. A:berger. Ja.ver county.
George F. Carey. Jackson county.
James F. Trueman. jasper county.
Lacius c. VIM. Jasper county.
joseph II. McHow, Saline county.
Joe Waldo. Cole county.
Dora Waldo, Cole county.
Wm. Hsrri~aa. Cooper county.
Max Rsuh. Cole county.
J. 4. Culb<risoa, C.rroll county.
Marion Cole. s.. Clair county.
Thomss r. Houason. Pet,is county.
Gen. p. Cu"ninghan. jasper county.
C. W. Pamona. Jsafer county.
Geo. Mulheback. Jackson county.
VIM. w. Bliss, Jsck-on county.
James C. Gard.er, Greene county.
John N Hall. Greene county.
WIN. E. Bensoa & Sons, Kansas City.
Louis Roibchild. Joplin.