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The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1879-02-25
50
Less the One Put in by Legal
Provision.
And that is What We Propose to
Do with Criminals.

The BAZJo was among ole OF the first
papers in the State to advocate the whip
ping post. Since that time legislation has
taken charge OF the proposition, and all the
Changers are working ON it, Miss or Mrs.
Virginia Minor has expended considerable
time. ink and paper for nothing in writing
a sympathetic letter ior the press. Mis-
Minors proposition are good. providing
That she personally doe. n t suffer outrage
from the class th,t her womau's sympathy
irie- L. Protect iTo;a the Lash.
Jennie Mathews. in the Jefferson City
II ibuHs writes as follows O: the lash in The
ienItentisry:
In >cc'ior iva 1t j. provided ,hlt when
"Ee l. concic:ei Il grand larceny i"r the
second time. he shall Immediately on being
delivered {" she Warden al the Psnitsntia-
~ receive icr.y lashes stve one. This il a
marsh provision, and orc tina; SAVIOR. too
much ii vengeance. Now, if there i
time in tbs. lie ii aEy anan darker than All
"thers, o.ie when Jhc iuli force ut tin. law is
.vlt moi. than ~ any other time. IL i When
: IL Is hand,d uyrF 20 the Warden aud
clothed ~ stripe Whipping in the pri-
son should net te u tiicted, except ior vio-
!ation II its ;a'es. When 4 man enters the
pvnit.,tiary f.r the second time even. he
>hou Il be placed on his good behavior, and
made Ia understand that he would be TIRE At
81 fairly au.i dealt with in the future with
oat reference /" hi past o1t>i;:r life. lie
shoa,d be m,tle to understand tha, be has
the shaping vi his lot - prisoner in his
.sn hands II tie LIVES ny to all the rules
and regulations and discharges his da.y
taithiuiiy, he would receive neither stripes
nor har,l word, nut that ii he tran-.res>el
The ruls- and failed in the performance
Oi hts dUti-s then he would have to
i.el the hand cf authority laid heavily
up0n him. In C'her wori-, eve:y man who
cutters the prison doors sh uii have the
privilege and opportunity 81 making a new
and better departure. H should DC looked
upon n harins separated irum hts former
lie at the door; aS indeed having M his
DRY, a. one born on the instant into Il diff
i-rert life, and for the purpose Of being
subjected To wholesome discipline 'ur his
own soud aud the good oi society lie may
turn out To- b. = bid ard Troublesome man,
hui 4 Il better To believe and hope that his
own interest will im?el To a life ri obedience
and veil iain. a prisoner: he NAV htve
10 he punished severely, bat such Il poSsI-
5ility l. no good reason whv he should not
nave the opportunity nj escaping PUNISH
mebt by uniform good conduct rhe efec;
Of sIeh y poai,hmsn, would be lost upon
the man, because ~ would he more than
human not to- feel that it WIS re9en.eful.
There should be no whipping in the peni-
tertiary, excrp, that which IN the wise dis
erection OF the Warden, shall he necessary
:ur offences against the rules Of the prison
II il be- nec~s-.ry To- H., nrn convicted ior
the second tjne 1T grand lIrccry. ier il he
done at the county j,:l, before they are
taken to the peni;eniiary.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1879-02-25
Ca plain Shaw.

FROM the holfeh auNance.
Col. Critienden, on the 18th inst, got
bill through the house, at Washington City,
for the relief Of Capt. John \ Shaw, who
lives short distance southeast OF OuE city.
This is good news for Mr.. Shaw and We are
glad ,h.t he is to be placed in possession oil
that which he 40 richly deserves.
That this gentleman lives is miracle.
While gslIanily Leading his company in
the fight before Nashville lie vas terribly
wounded Confederate bullet passing oh
liquely through his head. He was carried
from the field and placed in a hospital,
though at the time not the slightest hope
Of his recovery Vas entertained, and in the
report Of the battle Captain Shaw was num-
bered among the dead. As he lay In the
hospital. bleeding and apparently dying,
with brains oosing from his frighiful wound,
the physicians in attendance held q con.
sultation, and all save one decided that his
case wss utterly hopeless. That Que was
Dr.. Nofsiuger, young volunteer surgeon
from indianapolis, Ind, now living in
Kansas City. Hswas instructed to place
the Captain in the ward set apart for thoss
suppose TO be mortally wounded He di,
no such thing. Here vas IN opportunity
for the young knight Of the dissecting knife
to experiment and apply new and desper
ate remedies; st the same time, perhaps
save Q human life. lie secured q privat,
room in the hospital building, snd removed
bis pstieHt thither. For . month, Mr.. s.
vss unconscious-in the valley Of the had
OF Of death-but his enthusiastic guardian
had determined that he should not die, znc
At last has protese returned to conscious.
neas, and his recovery vas assured. After
three or four months Of careful nursing
Mr. shaw left the hospital. Of course dis
abled ior lite, but nevertheless wslkin,
monument to the genius Of modern surgery
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1879-02-25
Cowhided in Omen Court.

Evansville Dispatch TO the Cincinnati Enquirer.
At Greensboro yesterday morning. while
Judge Scott was presiding in open court, =
handsomely dressed young girl of twenty.
named Anna c. Drbie, entered and stood
leaning az ainst the rail OF the bar, scan-
ming the crowd present. A few moments
later, Ell. Boone, we'll known young man
of the county, entered the room. Miss
Darbie stepped forward, meeting him in the
ailse. threw back her mantle and drew .
black snake whip, which she swung in the
air and began flashing him. The Judge was
paralized with establishment. The Sheriff
and Clerk rushed forward, and with diff
Guilty stopped the young woman's mad ex-
ercise. Boone was considerably walloped
over the head and shoulders The lady
was very cool abou, it, and said Boone had
been slandering her, which she did not pro-
pose to allow. She is from Fort Branch, In
diana, and is as handsome as she is gritty.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1879-02-25
COLD TUCSON.
Mrs. Susie Lewis Shunles Oh.

Mrs Susie Lewis is or IVES about thirty
yearr old, and il stranger in Sedal,a. She
came here about two weeks ago from Mo.
berly where her step mother resides. Since
her arrival here she has been staying in the
family Of W. w. Herrold, OF West Fifth
street, TO whom she is dis,ani!y related.
This morning about nine o'clock Mrs.
Lewis announced 10 Mr.. Herrold:
Il have taken poison and will very aeon
die"
Mns. II. Intercepted her a TO what she
had taken, when she replied:
"strychnine, AMI ! bought it At Mo-
berly"
A physician wac sent for, but the poor
woman bad two spssms and died tefore
medical assistance arrived.
Mrs. Lewis has heen . widow :or a nun.
Der of years, and has . son twelve years OF
age living IN St. Charles county, Mo.
Mrs. Lewis has been considered insane BY
her friends for some time on the subjects Of
religion and love. She Was desperately in
love with an attorney al Moberly, Mo-,
named Ben Harding, but Mr.. II. did not
reciprocate and she died ine.neiy in love
with him.
Her body will he sent to ST. Charles to
night.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1879-02-25
SIEBER'S SUNDAY.
An Illinois Treasurer Gobbied in
Moniteau County.

A special to the St. Louis Republican
from Jefferson City on Sunday states tina,
Detective G. W. Page Of ST. Louis arrived
there from California, No., having in Gus
tody George W. Sieber, the defsuliins
treasurer of ST. Clair county, ILL.,. whom he
succeeded in capturing near California that
morning. The particulars concerning the
arrest, ascertsined from Mr.. Page, are ~
follows:
Sieber's departure from Bellevil'e, ILL.,,
WAS not discovered till last Thursday, when
Sheriff Weber came to st. Louis, notified
Chief Of Police McDouough. and placed
The matter in his hands. McDonough de-
tailed Detectives Psge and Hulhsing 10 At.
tend to il. The latter scon learned OF his
presence. in the city, and tracked him to the
Illinois House, between Myrtle ard Elm
streets. kept by man named Baur, who is
brother-in-law Of Sieber. On yesterday
morning the detectives learned that Sieber
had left the city between IL and o'clock
the night before in a hack for Laclede, on
the Missouri Pacific railroad. Page start
ed immediately for Laclede, leaving HUH.
sing in st. Louis.
Arriving at Laclede Page learned that
Sieber had taken the accommodation train
for kirkwood. Page waited At Lsc:ede
till the accommodation train returned from
KHkwocd when he inquired Of the conduc-
tor if any person resembling Sieber had
travelled with him. The conductor in.
formed him that he had seen q man Of the
description given BY Page purchasing {.
,icke, at Kirkwood. Page ielegraphed the
ticket agent at Kirkwood, who informed
him that the man he Was in search Of had
purchased . ticket for California, Mo.
Page took the $50 p. m. train for California,
where he arrived at $50 o'clock this morn
ng.
He Immediately set about finding his
man at the hotels and tailed. He then
visited the livery stables and learned at one
Of them that man answering the descrip-
ton given of Sieber had inquired at one Of
the stables for Syphert, the city auditor.
Page laid in wait, ard At an early hour this
morning Syphert came to the stable and hir.
ed . team and hack TO 60 to the country Psee
Immediately went to the marshal and 60,
him to accompany him in search for the
fugitive. They hired = team and started in
pursuit and overlook the auditor and Siebe,
four miles ea.t OF CalifJrnis and arrested
the latter.
The auditor expressed surprise at the ~
rest. No attempt At resistance was msie
and they returned to California in custody
Of the officers. Page took the down trair
for Jefferson City, and when be arrived
lodged his prisoner in the cslabooee. Whes
searched pi-tol and about $50 we're fount
in sieber's possession. Page telegraphes
Chief McDOnough Of the fact, and expect
the requi-'tior for the delivery Of his pris
ouer to the Illinois authorizes to arrive u
night. S,eber appears completely broke.
down and refuses to say . word on the sob
| iect of the defalcsiiou and arrest.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1879-02-25

Ne-rly all the patrons Of the drama in
this State will remember d. X. Russell,
twelve or fifteen years ago favorite come
dian. In the early days Of Seds!iA he has
often convuIsed many old time audiences
with his quaint comicslities. A ST. Louis
paper says Of him: IAN actor named u.
K. Russell. member of the Globe Thesier
company, Was brought 10 the city hospital
afflicted with insanity superindnred by in
temperance. He was not violent, but walk
ed slowly about the :oom constantly repeat
ing, zone, two, three A." and occasionally
placing one Of his fingers in his mouth. He
had been placed there for preliminary
treatment, after which, il he shows no signs
of speedy recovery, he will be sent to the
insane asylum.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1879-02-25
lust az Renreaented

Steele IL Price pm. q vuring extracts in
the market just as represented their bot
ties are full mes-ure hold one-hal. more,
and sre three times the strength OF those
ordinarily sold An for DR. Prices flavor
ing extracts We endorse their claims for
purity and strength.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1879-02-25

"A faithful assistant" This il Whist
the nurses term DR.. Bulls Baby Syrup. II
is the best assistant a. il will prevent
''crying spell" of the baby.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1879-02-25
ASSESSMENT.
Personal Property IN Pettis County.

The following il the assessments from
Assessor Middleton's books for the years
1877 and 1878, which will prove interesting
to the readers OF the BAzoo. This does not
INCLUDE the assessment of the banks and
the building and loan associations:
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1879-02-25

-sNo more lsudanum for our babiss."
All Doshess unite in pronouncing Dr.. Balls
Baby Syrup the best soothing remedy now
sold. Il Is free from opisies.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1879-02-25

-Wh,sperinss Of love. Your babys life
Is in danger whenever it Is troubled With .
cough or cold. Give d.. Bulls Cough
Syrup.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1879-02-25

Thousands and thousands Of children
die each year Of dysentery and diarrhes
that could have been saved # their mothers
had given then d.. Ball's Baby Syrup.
Price Is cents bottle.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1879-02-25
Ready for Biz.

A very good idea can be formed Of the
manner in which 'the boys" are be,ng
cared for when it is understood that the
house has eighteen enrolling clerks upon
the payroll. and that not single bill has
been ordered 10 enrolment up to this time
-Er.
But Just look At the ''good ready" the
boys are getting on. The eighteen are d.
vided into two mines. and are standing on
base, in their shirt sleeves, just waiting for
that FIRST bill. As soon a. il is paused, il
will be vigorously ordered up, after which
il will be allowed to play lone hand while
the boys 60 To consult Hoyle.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1879-02-25

Married. on Sunday afternoon, Feb.
IL. 1879, 1t the residence Of the brides par
ents, Upton. No, Mr.. Frank Pierce and
Miss E. A. Hammer. Mr.. Pierce il q pop
ulsr conductor on the No. Pacific, and
Mis- Hammer is the eldest daughter of Mr..
Peter Hammer, Who has charge Of the
water tank in our tovn. Rev. Alex. Walker
performed the ceremony. and the happy
PAIR took the evening train to Sedalia. with
all our good vishes.-Tnon Tines.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1879-02-25
60 Abroad for News.

Mo. r. e. L. Engineers are renting houses
here preparatory To removing the machine
shops from Sedalis to Jefferson City
Eryinse
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1879-02-25
County Court.

w. +, Middleton. County Assessor, was
allowed S5294l on the part Of the county,
and S529 Al certified to the State Auditor.
! Warrant to Chris. Meyer 81 . for saving
wood.
The-or made al the last ression. award
ing the contrac, for keeping the COUNT
poor at the poor farm, for the ye.r, COM
mcneil < on March i-t. 10 W. +. ParEapile,
is rescinded. PurkapiIe having failed To file
bond and sign contract. The contract WAS
awarded 10 Jno. q. Funk. at $50 Ter
head per week for boarding and clothing
paupep. Said Funk gave bond for $1,000
for the faithful performance Of the same.
s. Chaffin was awarded the contract to
furnish collins for the year, commencing
March lat. at IS cents per foot.
Two hundred dollars Of the schools fund
was loaned to J. T. E-ies, he furnishing
good real e-ta'e and personal security.
Dramshop license granted 10 Thomas
Sullivan for six months.
Ordered, that the County Collector bring
no more suits for the collection Of back
taxes until further ordered BY the court.
These are really ''hard times" and wise
people save doctor bills by keeping DIR.
Bulls Cough Syrup in the house.
Bones!
The bone trade has become quite extern
sive and remuneraiive. Among those en-
gagged in it is old man FISCHER, the scissor
artist and rag antiquarian. Last year he
kept his bone pile inside the city limits
and it was removed A. \ Nuisance. Others
engaged in the business, however, kept their
stock within tho city Limits.
FISCHER can't talk much English, but he
swears in German that this ~ class legis-
lxtion.
This morning Fischer and an iron gray
mule went up 10 the Marshal, and while
the mule began to Timber up its hind heels
for action, Fischer fired out. hand over
hand, At a mile minute the following:
snow vat you make NIT mine bones .
Hey sacre done donnervet.er dose bones
got NIT ober de city outzidt, undt der
swartze tuyvel in der nighd coomn und
-,hole all dose bones owi,t. I show you
Something's last Dighd at der council up.
fla? Hey, You likds dot" whoa ito
the mule which had drawn a bead on
Smiths top button
"Undt I makes dose-whoa bones in
der tam toun so gwick whoa ,-haver
mindt. sticks your noe in dem dam bones,
undt-WHOA -
But the mule had business somewhere,
and stot around the corner like streak
of CREASED lightning, leaving Smith scratch
ing his head and wondering what il all
meant He'll find out the bslaLce Of the
story IS soou rs the mule concludes to come
TO town again.
- III =
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1879-02-25
PITY AND LOVE.
TO LAURA.

TO LAURA.
Pity reireshes the soul, il is true.
A the tear OF the night-planet sends
A freshness DER flowers; but, o, like the
dew,
Wherever ii blesses II bends
But Love, like cheerful and cherishing sun,
When he smiles from the sky, can i'm
part
Lille and heat 10 the spirit il shineth upon,
And it brishiens. not burthens, the heart.
Pe,tis county, Feb. IL. 1879. d.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1879-02-25
Caution.

We wish to caution users of Or. Prices
Cream Baking Powder against buying il
in bulk. Unprincipled dealers .re mixing
-four, and other substances with il, and sell.
ing il as DR.. Prices. Buy it in cans and il
will make lighter, sweeter and healthier
biscuits, cake, &C.. than any other in the
market.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1879-02-25

To trife with a severe cough or cold Is
certainly trifling ones health. We advise
all to take DR.. Bulls Cough Syrup. %
cents pr bottle; large size, 80 cents.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1879-02-25

Why is . baby like wheat? Becauae it
is first Graded. then thrashed and finally
becomes the four of the family. And ne
would add, soothe il with Dr.. Bulls Baby
Syrup. the best soothing syrup no cold. Il
contains no oPiaies.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1879-02-25
ID. BLOCH Err

loans daX-O00d. 2.4w2m
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1879-02-25

should be- made of Messrs Terrell, Baker
Stewart, Go-sage, Martin, Graham and
Others who worked heroicsiiy, Mr.. Fer
reli. especially has rendered valuable SER
vices at several fires during the past year.
and suffered more or Ie.s in consequence
New-York tribune., 1879-03-25
Iy0rHER BOGUS UESS4GE FROM THE SEA.
4 FRIENDLY HINT TO MIR. JOHN sAUEE, or pHiLA-

4 FRIENDLY HINT To Mr.. JOHN sAUER, or PHiLA-
DELPHIA.
ITEoNAN OCCASIONAL CORRESPONDENT or THE TRiBUNEl
Ia ROCHELLE, March 7.-Another senscless at
tempt at a hoax in the shape Of bogus message
from hr,ea has last come to light in this locality.
As it was signed by an American and alleged the
loss of one Of the steamers plying between New
York and Hambur-, ii may he worth while to pub
Gsb ii as showing the trouble some vncuous-mindcd
obeIs arc ready to take for 10 ones amusement but
Their own.
The facts are these: There was picked mp twelve
DAYS ago in the Cove Of Seuliere, bay on the outer
coast Of the Isle Of Olcron, just Of this port sealed
bottle containing the following note
STEAMER ILssINC. Aug. l.
II o'clock III the morning; shaft brOGen; SINKING
already gong down thlS minute eocu
lye. JOHN SAFER, Of PHn1Gciphi3.
Ii will be a comfort to he facctious john Sauer,
whoever ne j., TO know that his cipher dispatch
from mid-occau came duly ashore and duly appears
in TIE TRIBUNE. Al first, il must BE- confessed, ii
created 10 small sensation among the simple people
on the Isle Of Oier0l. who, after the note Lad been
translated into French for them, felt certain that
tncy had lust received news Of terrible shipwTeck.
Amerchant, Mr.. RaOnit, at the town of St. Georges,
hascned to transmit the news to the Courier news
paper of this city and in that journal the discovery
was forthwith promptly announced. Ii would
appearr said the editor in conclusion, " very i'm
rortant 10 learn whether the shipwrcckcd passen-
gcrs ana crew OF the Lcssng have been picked mp,
or whether this note is left the only clew 10 their
dlsappearancc VIII not our couircrcs OF the French
ami foreign press consider It proper TO call their
readers attention to tins mattcrf
How far Mr. Sauer'S little joke might have trav-
cllcd over Europe and possibly further, GetOre be-
ing nailed, il IS impossible 10 say; liad not the
American Consul at this point. reading the item,
ip Ia .