The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1878-10-01

ATT you going IN collect The bond IN u
me?
C.nDes-No; - neither Of them ap.
p<sresi. I supp~e they threw the Case on,
oi court.
Mr.. Morrill, then asked me several ques-
lions. Que of which vas:
did you ever suffer deaihr
C"nner-No. bat have the next thing
In il. When I vAs . b"y had stone
bruise on my heel ,wo az three times.
Gunner then remarked to Mr.. Morrill,
tina, he looked very had.
Morrill, rrpiie'i that he had terrible
pain in his head. And al.o that Doctor
- Conner had forgoi,en the name
had told him that he had better go some.
where for his health, OF he would die with
in twelve months.
Conner told him he ough, to 60. TO which
Mr. Morrill, answered that he was going.
lie then asked Conner where his father.
the Constable. ws-, aud expressed his inten-
ton of going tn ace him.
Officer Conner rsid thst Mr.. Morril:
Looked very III and hA2gard. aud that al
though lie did mo-, note u AT the time. since
he has reflected upon Mr. NJ. appearance
and conversation, he is satisfied that he ws-
tailoring under mental excitement or sber-
ration nj the time he MAS converting with
him.
Mr.. BERRY,
Manager Missouri Ticket Office, Was next
interviewed ny the reporter. Mr.. Berry
-iai~si that he aid ticket io Mr.. Morrill,
,'ne morning, = day or 'wo s:Ece, snd ID he
rec,.lI~cis.i Alright il was Sunday morning.
lie came In shIut 40 =. M. AID Pdr-
chased = iirke,. I supposed it waS fur s.'me
.dv az friend III his who wss going o
that place. ! Gas hu-y, and th"uyht n"th
,ug IL the M liter. which wa. n",hing ba,
an ordinary .'r,r~-di"x." H- said "e,hi"g
| .is,ul leaving the town hut asked hos the
train was. aud then bought y ticket. ]
had M further Conversation with him.
LB JACKs5N.
A BAzOO representative vi-i ~d the Gen
-r.l ..tic~ "f IN NJ. X &T. this morning
.mi E.an.i L. T. J~k-.", Cashier for III.
| ,rra-ur~r ot the r..sd. C.l. 4. ID lawns.
anil had the iOli..~i n. interview Nth him
X t-.rt-I-l- C..i J.yn~- ia?
Jsrk-m-N"; the C..l"n-i - in 81. Louis.
R-wI,~n ~i.t civ here?
il cant tell. W~shs.I probably hear
fr"m him during the day. lie Pp~sibI.
NAV h~ here la morrov m"rning.
R-H"w long have ven known Morrill,
J-Ah"n, eleven years. fi--, kn~w him
~ the fright ofiice of the Pacific.
R-wh~n lid h. first enter the eppl"y
IL the NJ K.&ri
J-li was in the summer Of 1870. NJ,
S,.ve.s employed tie frs, aud Mr.. Morrill,
y = employed next, aud Was the s~co"d
MN empI" I'd hy the " X. Il T. at S~,laiia.
lie has BEEN cOnstsntls in the service al
this company sinc~. lie vas a fsithful
man and first -clxss accountant.
J. w. BrRREss.
Mr.. Burrsss stated thst Mr.. Morrill, was
in his cloth ny store on Saturday afternoon
aud bought iwo shirts. which he ssid we're
ior an employe OF the NJ. X. 4 T. On the
north end of the road. lie also stated that
he (MorrilI was going to Hannibal tha,
night.
Rrporter-Dil he appear to be on, Of his
mind:
Burress-Not at all. lie talked per
fec,Iy sensible.
Reporter Did you have any other con-
versaiion wi,h him?
Burre-s-Yes, he sat down on the counter
aud talked for some time, and also about
matter in which I Vas interested.
INSANE NAN HEARD FROM.
4 reporter encountered conductor Tom
Ouicslt on Fifth street, about three o'clock
ihis evening. Ou,calt runs between Soda
liza and Chamois lie saws that the local
authorities IL Chamoi- arrested IN insane
man at that place Yesterday morning and
placed him in the c.labo"se for safe keep
ing Ouucalt did not ace the insane man so
arrested, and perhaps i, may be Morrill,.
The town au horilie~ have been telegraph
ell to for = description.
SAUNDERS.
Mr. Huntington made inqui les By tele-
graph =. to the whereabouts If Saunders,
and found him at Clifton. lie was then
i~lsxrsphed tn and asked IL he met Mr..
Morrill, here ON Sunday, snd at what hour.
Ssunder. replied ,hs, he did not rrcollec,
Of meeting him At all.
The rnmor is q .s'ing around town to-
day that Mr.. Morrill, Vas seen sslking
westward. toward Bru-hy creek, on the
Missouri Pacific track, Sunday forenoon.
II j. s.id that NJ. U. +. Short saw Mr..
Morrill, Saturday night. Also that Mr..
Si~h~ saw him the same evening.
There are thousand and one theories
advanced, bus ~ ve have said they are
mere .p>cula,ions. His official matters
sre reposte,i al right, and there is Nh
known cause ior his disappearance.
From Thursdays Daily.
The mystery ~ "a Worrill's vhereahodis
IL siill uusolv<d. and the interest," our ciii
s-ns seel in the m.stes strengthens ~ IL
cont nue.. The vO"hs sni cr~~ks around
ih~ city have b~~n thoroughly searched
viih"ui = trace of the missing man being
found. and the 6~lds have b~~m examined
suboai discovering the slightest trsch.
The train men on the s-Fiou. ro.ds leading
in.m the city have br~n questioned, bat
n00e have sren him.
II has nov bern asce,tain<d that the last