The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1879-01-07

WIS MIssIox.
How we'll he succeeded, the following dis |
patch will show:
JoPII :, Mo, Jan. ST. p. N.
] have my msn, John Hogan.
JAMES TURxER.
A; $40 BAz,o and DExocRAr rep"rser
went down solhe depot Of the Al. X. 4 T.
To NEE, Mr.. Turner aid his prisoner. The
train Was few moments late hut il Noon
brought Mp at the Fifth street depot. siih
Officer Turner and his prisoner.
OFFICER TURNER.
left here with warrant Tnes.lsy morn
ing. .,opI~d a, Fort Sc"s,. looked Tor
Hogan, g"t the following from police
docket in Fl. Scott:
M. IO1 Dec. IL. 1873.
J..hn iicgan, arrested for hiring drunk
and di-or,i-rIy. Di-ch.rxed BY Police
Judge. Dc. 9Th. At ii q. IN.
II BAviMAN, Cit. Prison Keeper.
They did not wish TO fne h,m i'ecsuse
he had no money. and they gave him one
hour 10 get oul Of the city.
Ofiicer E,stw,ighi dues night: duts. lie
is coi"r.i policeman and used 4" be cuOk
at the ll.en House. knew ae wss there
.n! leaked for him. looked sr"0"d Scott
and .und tha, n~gr" saloon keeper had
seen him, and he told me that Hogan
had gone TO Muskogee Two OF three
DAYS. l was satis6 d he intend
rd going there. I i@'k the train Wed
| ue.day morning and vent 10 Parsons. Col
t.,-r. la tine nisht AID ven, Z" he'd. Early
IN ,l,e morning iou"d the MAMMAL. The
Marshal knew nothing I'll him. lie said
,her. va. a negro lived there. and 1t
strange negro VAS there he would know H.
As he spoke. he saw the negro, and ss'd.
there lie goes; you can zee him." The
negro, as soon a. described Hossn. part
ner. recognized him a. Gr.yson. and said
they had bo,h been thee. but
had left for the South that
morning toward the Nation At II A. u. ]
left ON . freight train for ChetoPs. Al
Che,or,a l found that Grsyson hsd bee" II
a bakery and bought some pies. and after
ward gone 10 v,ui,a. I Vas then sstirfied
,ha, Hogan and Gr.yson hsd parted. !
wen, to the depot and took the train io'
Viuita. arriving there ct 2. u. SAY the
marshal, asked him il he had seen any
strange negroes there. lie replied that he
had. [ described Hogan. and he said be
vas oser at botel at work. ] vent o'e'
and saw tie man. He w.s not Hogan
got supper; went over to . grocery with
the marshal after supper. While stsndi"s
there the door opened and in walked j"
,;rayson; I stood still and he walked right
I'D 10 me. asked him il his name "a
Grayson, and he said yes. l asked ham
where hi. partner was; he said he "as Is
Parsons: that he had left him to'
me was afraid to travel With him
lie told me to 90 to farso"
and then 60 10 Walnut Station. 81 Mitch
~lrs, accompanied by the Constable OF ih
township. Learned from Mrs. Mitchell
that Hogan had lief, their house three day
,revious TO 60 to Joplin. induced tn
Constable to take me overl md TO Girsrd
Heard Of Hog.n passing through G'rar'
on hi. way to Joplin. Took train 70 J"p
lin. arriving there Friday night. Tn
next morning heard OF HoRs'
il joplin, md that he had lett that Tues
day morning for Henry Mi'chelrs at We"
CITY. I "a. assisted a; joplin by Of6ce
C.,elsnd, who accompanied me TO Web
Civ. found him in Miichells hous
on Friday evening and found him sittini
hv the siove took The drop on him an
yo, him. The officer took the hsndc"ti
from nv pocket and iron~d him. VI
started back the sane evening and n
rived safely tonight.
INTERVIEW WITH HOGAN.
After Hogan Wa taken TO the Jail th
Razoo aud Dnaocrof reporters inirsv'ewe'
him a. follows:
When Hngan first came in the Jail.
large. por,ly negro ~e'.ch. named Ann
Sally. ro-e mp and greeted him - follows
'II"w j. ye!"
A Hogania re-po- re Vas: Zee hern in her
, once i~:ure, for knocking down old ma
Willis"
Tie reporters then iold hi" they "er
p.ing 10 ask HIM rome questions snd vishe'
-. him 10 answer them, 10 which he resdil
agreed. We will DRIP the interrogation
and give Hogan's story ~ connected ~
could be taken under the circumstance.
HOG Ans STORY.
I conldn': tell hos old am, but heliev
I am tx, ~esn q aud 23-I my Be oIdeI
Was horn l. miles below Sedslis, and t's
= loncet Ia Gen. H"gsn. came To S~d~li'
= between Eve and six yeSrs ago.
4 left johnson county during the Gres
leg campaign. / worked for Nj
Knmm in the amp factory when 6's
p came worked IN and Cd .ll vinter. N~x
50 inner worked for Harry Mitchell, il
the edge OF Renion county. Came back 4
/ Sed.lia and H"pI~d day Of '"o. Wen
back and worked for the Davss bnys.
Here Hogan stopped and -aid he had mad
. mis- axe, for when he Err, came to S~daii
! he worked for Mentur Thomp-on. The
he again got confused, end leading qnrs
ton Was pa, TO pot him straight on . ne'
tac,
Tie fr.t time I ~. arrested va pu
in the csisbooee one Saturday night viii
Slick Jack Lad. under Hsri-horns admin
is:r.iion. We we're both put in there 10
fighting. The next time was ih
day If the election. was avsee,
ed for carrying concealed weapons
drew q pi-.oi on young S~laor.
The next time I w.s arrested wss 70
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