The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1879-05-13

C-Whai become al the stranger With
whom be was talking,
IP-Bob did not know positively, but
thought they vent oG on the train.
C-Whai train was about to leave.
IP-he did not say, but 10 had men
toned being 1t the depot 10 change come
baggage that Vas to 90 of on the n. X. 4
T. for travelling man.
C-Was Sheriff Gl.sscock'a letter read
u the COUNT
IP-Ye.
C-Whst Vas the effect on him.
IP-He 6ew Cd Of his csbaais.
C-Whst else Was in the room? Wss
the lady there,
/. P.Yee, and when the DR.. came 10
that portion Of the letter in regard ~ her,
he stopped and said he did not like 70 read
il.
C-What did she do,
LP-She gave the signal for
"BREAKs OFF,
and away vent the Dr.. rastling Cd The let
ter.
Glow did she receive il,
I.P-Did Lot affect her to any great ex-
tent.
C-Everyboly 10 the room thought il
would :saeker her, aud danpea her arior,
d,du's they,
IP-Yes, and they we're very much sur.
prised and grieved to see that il had no ef-
feet on her.
Gid yon hear anything of the lady
sisitiag NJ. Wiiliama and demanding an
explanation froa her 10 regard to her re-
cognitioo Of the Colonel?
| l fYes. MnL Williams 80. called
upon By the LADY. and wa NJ ono. de-
manded to tell vhy che had done such
sro~ injustice to the Colonel.
| C-Mn Williams reply.
PeWas 70 the eject that she had
stated that she believed Col. Neess guilty
and did % then,
A vOLLEY OF WORDS,
croaa-6rinG, . retreat BY the visitor, Who r.
Quested that nothing Be aald In regard q
the visit. end . continuation Of the friend
ahip previously existing. The motion fol
friendship met With rejection, and the inert
ing With rejection, aud the meeting I'D
journed.
Cit doubtless ia considered an imp-u
dent step OF The lsdy's. 10 il not!
1P-Yea, and IL very unfortunate. Tb,
lady il must respectfully connected, anl
peraons, hitherto her friends, are mucl
griesed over this step
C-Whzt do you think Of the case?
| lP-l do not like 10 state. / sm not
Sighting man. neither buffer, and do no
want TO have but very little to do in tn,
affair.
C-DO you think the censure OF one O
the parties interested in the arrest Of th,
Colonel. by daily paper this city, is un
liust7
IP-I most earnestly do. Ci,ixens vh,
dwell in = city for yean. and have lucs..
tive calling. fair prospects, and happy
homes. should be supported BY the papel
they sasist in supporting. and not end tn,
reportorial staff turned against them by
editorial decree when they labor for theil
ciiys veal. II good citizens misjudee Z
man,
DEEM HIS ACTlONs SUSPICIOUS,
and have theories which justify them !,
communicating their suspicious to III,
proper authoriiies, Who subsequently, fns
other suspicious facts in connection viii
the same individual, On arrest follows. thes
il the citizen 10 be ensured BY the pres
becauee al . mistake. think the defens,
Get mp wss very poor, for there vas m Gin
human treatment" in the part Of d.
Broome. He did what he considered hi
duty under all the circumstances. nm,
should meet With appreciation snl no
severe criticism.
C-WelI, il il don'I rain. it will he .
very long dry spell. won't it,
IP-What do We soy
c. say what do you think Of the Gr.nt
Boom?
l. P-l think il has doomed itself into q
smoke that can never be solidi6ed. Bah
cock and &. ID. Mckee is the team.
C-Well, ta-ta.
J. P-Over-the-river.
And then your correspondent set himse!
down and weeped blessed weep bekss,
there were No other sensations to capture.