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The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1880-06-01

What % Thoughs up There About
the 1eoepo Of Gilbert.

Correspondence Of the Rasoo.
OscDoLA. No., Nav Is. 1850.
Court ie going I'm slowly. The grand
jury s in session, With Adjotant- General
Mitchell 10 constant attendance on them.
Witneasea are being taken before them, and
il is evident IN earnest effort il being made
70 6nd out and bring to jaatice the men
Who broke open the jail and hung P.rks,
Price, and Smith. and let Gilbert get
away. II eeeos TO be nov generally be-
lieved that they let Gilbert 20 purposely /;
that il vas . part Of the plan to do 20
that the crosd that did the deed vas pr
hsps made up largely Of 0ilbert's friend,
who wanted him out, and Parks enemies.
Who wanted him killed, aud that thee TOO
element. formed the nucleus Of the mob.
There are some things that SEEM 10 show
that a. coon - they got out of the Jail one
part Of the crowd vent one vay With Gil
bert and the other part another way With
the others, and that the story that Gilb.ri
knocked too men down u all untrue. No.
body, however, IL certain of any ihingt - To
that. Whether any indictments will be
found or trials had, Of course, no one can
tell, but I believe there will be none n
present.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1880-06-01

Der neighborirs city. S-daiis, l. r~sping
= rich reward from the recent visit, Of the
editorial fraternity. They sere handsome
ly received aud treated while there, and
nos. in return, the editors are pourinx IN
isvish smou-i at prize up.n lhsi fir
little cs'y, which is proudly and ja-tly
called the "Quren Of the Prairies." The
notices, many Of them very elaborate.
which appear in the variou. papers Of the
state, are transferred to the columns Of the
SedaIis pres. and thus the beauty, thrift,
and intelligence Of the place are most
thoroughly and enserisininely advertised
-Kaass City Herald
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1880-06-01
Male Fashion Notes.

Los neck shoes are fashionable.
New suspendrrs can be coyly shown.
The spade-tail coat for dress .ffsirs will
never go out.
The fringed tie of zephyr ginghsm will
be the rage this .um ner.
Crque,, administered jiiiciou.iy, may
Prove 10 he fashionable.
Tie Henry Clay Use ~ c"l'.r will be
the Correct thing foE elderly gentlemen.
A chasie side ~h,-k~r will be Of service,
especially II You expect to Hir by the eel
sh0re.
CeiiuIoid- will te rare. A strong Effort.
however, will be made To keep them befOIs
the public.
At croqnet parties a straw hat with Q
cream coiored band, worn on the eide Of
the heed, is a requisite.
Cciored silk handkerchi.f- are pretty al d
soft, but high priced. A cbesp linen msy
be substituted.
Al q picnic the correct costume ia 4 pair
Of green linen pants, . white vest aud a
checkered linen duster.
One dollar 81 least, should be raid for .
psir ii colored socks. II takes dollar 10
induce the color To remain s';er ws.bing.
Seymour coats sre neat, comfortable and
straightforward. They don't conceal any
thing, not even defect il the seat 81 the
panis.
Turkey red socks can he worn. The
question i., will you wear -'em, There 10
a tendency in the turkey Fed 40 K to dye
the feet like F. rsier eggs.
The stand up collar il small and cuts the
facial lines in way which relieves the
breadth Of the cheek. II will he useful in
diverting attention from the d..
Last summers suits will neither be au
fs;t nor any other French adjective this
summer. The difference can he obviaiei
By bringing out summer-before-lssi suit
When the society reporter Of this paper
ssuniered in yesterday. with IN apparently
new spring suit, there Vas a prospect Of .
small earthquake. II was fai-e alarm.
however; investigation showed il Wa an
old suii c!e,ned up. His apology was &C.
copied. and the rePortoriai force IL siilI
intact.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1880-06-01

Many clere. men ~ho were obliged To
Withdraw frnm the pulpit IN account ci
"Clersymans Sure rhro.,." h.ve recovered
BY using Fellows syrup OF Hyvopho~Phites
and are preaching again. This preparation
-eema peculiarly and WONDERFULLY adapted
to diseases of the bresihing organs.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1880-06-01

To ell Who are suffering from the esrors
and iudiscresioas Of youth, servous weak.
nesa, earley decay, Lon Of manhood. &C.,
will send . receipt thst will cure you, FREE
or cRAs0E. This great remedy vss dis
covered By . niaaioaasy 10 6osth Aoerics.
send self -sddressed envelope 70 the Rev.
T. Inman. Ssaiioa D. New York City.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1880-06-01

Many preparations profes.-d'y harm.
less prove exceedingly dangerous under
certain conditions bat Dr.. Bulls Baby
syrup il perfectly cafe II all times. Price
IS cents. For sale By al druegissa.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1880-06-01


are more prevalent and distressing than
bilious disorders. The symptoms are low
spirits, want Of energy. reatlennes'. head
.che, no appetite. salIow skin, costivene~s
and other ailments which show the liver r.
in diseased stste and needs regulating,
and the proper way to do it il % use "DR.
SwAYNE's TAR AND SARsAPARILLA PILIs."
Their effect on the liver and blood n won.
derful, removing pimpIes and ell eruption
leaving the complexion fair and fresh - in
yo.th. Puice g cent . box of thirty pills,
or Eve boxes for 3l.0O. Sent By mail on
receipt of price. BY Dr.. Swsyne 4 Son. $50
North Sixth street. Philadelphia. Sold BY
all leading druegiata.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1880-06-01

III people are careful regarding the
quality Of food they consume, hoe much
more careful .houId they be in respect 70
medicine. and particularly 70 With ,heii
young children. Nothing better than Dr..
Bulls Baby Syrup can Be used for the dis
eases Of bsbyhood. Price . cents. Sold
BY all druggists.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1880-06-01
REMOVAL.

The yell known and reliable sewing ms
chine 6rm Of 6. A. Wright 4 Co. have
moved to the large and finely lighted room
No. liz Ohio Street, where they guarantee
to one and all the largest stoek sad lowest
prices On sny and oil askss Of sewing na-
chioss. Go aud &c then. s&v q
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1880-06-01
The Pettis County Grange.

A large gathering Of the 0emb-rs Of the
variou. lodges of the Pet,is county branch
Of the state grange met in Smith. hall
THE morning. There were over f'rty zp-
piicants for the conierring If the fii;h de.
gre. conducted under the sup~riaiendenc-
Of Master Henry E.b.ngh, al the state
grange, and ihst degree was worked this
morning. the meeting heine Of course &C.
cret, and reporters excluded.
There Was no recess taken until l:3O -
N. and the proceedings Of the afternoon
meeting. which did not begin until too late
for . report in ic-dsys BAzoo, can rot be
given to-day.
There vas quite large attendance Of
spectators present THE afternoon, beside
the members Of the county grange.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1880-06-01
Eastern markets, and West to Col

Eastern markets, and West TO COl
dorado.
It must he remembered that Sedalia
is a Railroad center, having direct
communication by No. r. r. X. Es-,
and West. nv L. II st. L. K. X.
Northwest. NJ. K. 4 T. K. X North
east and Southwest. and by :. W. &
Is. X. X. South, which latter road il
now being rapidly completed. An
other Railroad will no doubt he soon
added to the list, viz: 4 road from
Sedalia to some point in Saline County
on the L. 4 A. branch, which will
then give her citizens q commercial
outlet in SIREN directions.
With these railroads, Sedalia is ia
vored with the location Of their shops
here, which employ on an average
over three hundred men who reside
here, and the most part Of them own
property. No doubt other roads will
be built, whenever needed, or line
found upon which to build them.
Sedalia's gas works, which origin
ally cost $50, 900. water works, Hol-
ly SYSTEM which originally cost $780,
OOO, steam fire engine, hose cart, etc,
cost $4,000, and the market house
and city hall, original cost $40, 900,
together with her public school build
ings which cost in the aggregate s65,-
600. her portion Of nearly three miles
of Macadamized streets, and donations
TO railroads and other purposes not
enumerated, constitute a part of the
enterprise and spirit for public i'm
provements commenced and completed
during and since the year 1866. and
principally within the past ten years.
And this with a population, As shown
by City Assessors report, (who was
also instructed to take the census, on
July LIST, 1873, of only 6,Ol4 souls.
Many other enterprises Oh the part Of
the city, together with very many in
dividGal enterprises are worthy of
especial mention, but time and space
forbids more extended notice than
In conclusion to state that the news
paper enterprises have multiplied from
time TO time, almost beyond calcula-
ton, and have generally been rs sue
cessful as could have been expected
by the proprietors, and which may ac-
count for much Of the growth and
success Of the many enterprises Of the
city. Sedalia can now boast of pub
fishing a greater number and kinds of
than any other city of the
same population in the west.
1t NAV be well to state that Soda
las water works were not a necessity
for household Use. Not so; indeed
plenty Of the very hest water can be
be had. and in any part Of the city.
at a depth of from twenty to forty
feet, generally.
Sedalia with her healthful and beau
tiful prairie location, natural As well
as commercial advantages, substantial
buildings and public Improvements
generally, as well as private enter
prises, railroad and other shops, rep
resenting various industrial arts, excel
lent Schools and numerous Churches. |
and also large number Of the trades,
arts and professions so ably represen-
ted, attracts the immigrant irresist-
ibly, and will i'm like manner at no
far distant date, attract the attention
of the voters of the State, and finally /
attract the State Capitol. and other
public buildings.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1880-06-01

Thousands upon thousands Of children
die annually Of those disesaes incident to
CHILDHOOD; whereas, Drift Bull'e B,by Syrup
were used 10 time. their lives would. in all
probability, be saved.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1880-06-01

Itching Piles-Symptoms Q nd Cure
Tue symptoms are moisture, like pers-
p,ration, inrense itching, increased b.
scratching. very distressing, particularly Al
night. ~ # pin worms were crawling in
and about the rectum ; the private PsFts
are sometimes sf-c,ed; il allowed to con-
thine very serious rr-uIi- msy follow. Dr..
Svayne'. All-Hesling Ointment IL pIeas-
ant. sure cure. Also for letter. Itch, Sal,
Rheum. ScsId Head, Erysipelas. Barber.
Itch. Blotches. al Scaiy. Cru-ty. Cu:sne.
one, Eruption.. Price SO cents, 3 boxe.
for Sis. Sent BY mail to any address on
receips Of price IN currency. or three cen,
postage stamp. Prepared only By Dr.
Svayne 4 Son, $50 North sixth street, Phil
adelphia, Pa. Sold BY all prominen, drug
Ris.s.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1880-06-01

Cheap railroad iron il all We need TO re-
new the boom for the Missouri Central
J1erao~ CITY Felipe
Nov Ne uudersiand what they have been
waiting for down there. That's al they
wanted-chesp iron.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1880-06-01
Il Your Hair Falling or Turnina
GAY?

london Hair Color Rss,oreT," the
mot clearly and delightful! article ever in
,roduced tn the American people. il l.
totally dia-r.n, iron all Others, not sticky
OF sammy. and free from all impure mgr
dien,s thu, render many other preparations
obnoxious. IL thickens thin hair. r.stores
gray hair, gives i, new lite, cures dandrni3,
causing the hair 10 grow where il has fallen
of ar become thin, does not soil or sixir
anything. and il 81 perfectly and elegantly
prepared a. TO make it . lasting hair dress-
ing and toilet luxury. London Hair Color
Res,orer il sold by all druggists at - cent?
y bottle, or six bottles for a. Principal
Depot for United States, $50 North Sixth
treei, Philsdeip.,ia.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1880-06-01

FFssh New York oapls susar-she bsse
ever o6ased In shis oastea-as Cain Beus.'
stoss, old seasd, 6soood streee SID Il
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1880-06-01

AT the change Of life nothing equals
Hop Bitters to allsy al troubles incident
theeeto.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1880-06-01
Shooting at Parsons.

At Parsons, X 49,, Tuesday afternoon, q
shoo,ins -crape made things lively for .
few minutes. The city marshal, whore
name i. " ,son. found st the depp, q noted
character named John Hancock (colorei),
Who hsd committed some kind of a INSIDE
m-snor at Fort Sca,,, snd ie Off EZRA at
that point desired nj. arrest.
The msr.hal vas about tn take him in
charge. but II ,nsock objected AMI prceei-
ed to pull his revolver. NJ ,son vas too
quick for his col 'red adversary, however,
and before the coon had time to d ~ his
gun the marshal had got . dead aim on
his man and 6re'i. killing him instantly.
Hancock wss the proprietor Of q gam
bling ouif, ., Parsons. end the demsn4 foI
Grape among the citizens Of that town t.
mourn hi. premature departure to the un-
discovered country will not be heavy
enough to raise the msrket value Of that
emblem siicai article to fancy figures.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1880-06-01

4 Young Nan Kills Himself as
1eollto OAamborsP m
Kansas City.

4 young oaa bsoed Rpbrss r. Gray
travelling for ,hs wholesale drug houre o
samuel I. smith 4 Co.. Of 81. Jo-eph. No
killed hiosrli in Moilis Ch.ml'sr.' hou~
Of Ill fame. in K.nsss City. between s-ve'
and eight o'clock yesterday morning, b,
shooting himself 9th . bullet in g.,
brain. Fun the Mail of Last evening ih,
following particulars are summarized:
I Ls-l nigh: he ard = party vi friend
were IN Madame Chsut~ss' ho
early par; ii the night. Tae men vers
having IN evening oi pleasure, and they
called at she house NO "r ibre~ times dur
irg the night. They drank with the girl,
in the p.rlur and all seemed io he in high
spirits. Grsy vas M, intoxicated. Re,
tween one and iwo o'clock this morning h
and friend of h,s returned Z" the hou-e
Gray retired with . girl named Jessie
Mitchell. wbo hiss room On the 6r-t loot
jn-t in the r-sr q: one ii the psrloss. fiji
friend went mp stsirs.
About Z o'clock the nan mp stairs said
In his female campanion: Go down end
tell the girl who j. With Bob to wake him
up lie has tn start Tor ~. j. ON the 10
O'clock train" Belle Waterman, the gIrl
addressed, vent down stairs 70 Jessie
door repeated the mr--sg-. Mr.. Gray did
no, want io rice. His f'isni up stairs in
sisted that ~. mu-, ~, uP. The to" girls
then d~,~ssuin~,i upon \ Tn-e. They toll.
GRAY that /. friend oi J.~i-'- lad com- to
the house an.' that he was d.t.rminei tn
go back Io Jessie. p"ni. They also stated
tina, the msu vas intoxicated snd up-
IN mag able aud that he had tried to force
entrance To the rc:'.i. and they suggested
that Grsv get up and leave in order 20
avoid a di-turbs0,e xi,h = drunken man.
Je..,e and Belle ih-n vent into one Of the
PsrloT-.
~ Gray made M indie ,iions of rising,
one Of she girls ven, into hi- room under
he excu-e oi looking for the Ammonia.
4. -he turned tn 90 out Gray said. ''you
fonnd il very quickly" These vere the
last wor = hesrd Coming from his lips.
Gray vac still in bed. Both girls ssain
retired To the p.rlcr. Here they at sui
talked for . !es minutes. Suddenly the
rPor, "f pistol vas heard. The girls at
once sru-e. One 81 them opened the door
Of Gray. room. and Stood seha.t at the
si.h' that x.s Disclosed. There he Law on
tn bel. es.piny and bleeding. Near his
RICH, hand ws. \ ,.vnlv-r. IL wss . self
cocker of numser 81 calibrs. With this
weapon Grss had sent = bullet through his
own hrsin, AMI bs-,th.d his last about
half past eight "'ci.ck He Wa unmsr-
riet, and his parent. resided At Blooming
ton, III hi. i.'h-- br,nx . prominent
dentist ot that city.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1880-06-01

The simplest, s.fe~t and surer
means to relieve the Baby Of Collie aud in
duce sIumb~r il Dr.. Bulls Baby Syrup
Price only Is cent? . bottle.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1880-06-01
Sale Immense.

The Wisooasia, Milwaukee, Wiz, sdds il.
testimony and says: "The sale Of War.
per'. Safe Kidney and Liver Cure, for
Bright's Di-es.e and other sfiiic,ions Of
Kidneys snd Liver, - sell ~ wsrn~r's
Safe Diabetes Cure.for diseases OF same
name, Is simply immense."
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1880-06-01
Financial SIa,tlcltl PstN County.

NissosSi;
have the honor tn rsport the receipts and
disbursements of the funds of Petite County.
for the year epdirx April ssh, issb.
sOrNTY sENENuE.
show ne the amount re 'eivet and paid Out on
account Of county revenue fir the yssr en.iinx
April 9Th. $50.
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1880-09-25

The effect of the news from the Islands
has not been beneficial to the credit of that
Kingdom. Freaks of caprice or temper in
the chief ruler of a country, rs much as dis.
honesty, folly and extravaganza in a legis-
lature, weaken the faith of capitalists, bank
ers and merchants in the future prosperity
of the State in which they are exhibited.
1t is not too much to say that for the mo.
ment Island credit received pretty rude
shock in San Francisco when the particu.
lars of a ministerial crisis were learned the
other day. Men said to themselves, and
asked each other, "What will King do
next who is SO lost to prudence and self
respect as to choose man like Moreno for
his companion, chief officer and Prime
Counselor?" Fortunately for the little
Kingdom, the news Of the Kings retrac-
ton, and, however slowly and unwillingly
made, it mtigated the feeling of indigna-
ton, was received at the same time as the
first intimation of the trouble. 1t was as
if the first we heard of an alarm of fire was
coupled with news that the flames were
extinguished. The friends of the Island
Government, and of all that appertains to
the Islands, hope to hear of no more such
crises or unreasonable and unconstitutional
exhibitions Of Kingly powers. Il. .Mer-
chant.
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1880-09-25

Cabinet and the people the latter have been
strengthened while the former have been
awakened, il will be the better for the
country. 1t is gratifying to record that
during the intense excitement which pre-
vailed in Honolulu, both among the foreign
born and native, there was no rioting, no
disturbance, no manifestation Of a desire to
have recourse to any but the most legiti-
mate and constitutional means of righting
what the people felt to be grievous
wrong. II is true that there was a rumor
as the steamer left that delegation, our
informant says, of the hoodlum population,
had waited upon Moreno, and demanded
that he should leave the country, and that
that person had called upon the police for
protection. This rumor is, however, nm
authenticated. The Hawaians are a peace.
loving and law-abiding people, and Moreno
is safe from personal injury, but he will
probably find in the openly-expressed dis.
like of the people sufficient cause for
leaving country in which his career has
been as mischievons to others as it has
been unproductive in results to himself.
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1880-09-25

that country, and being citizen he ought
to have the interests Of the Kingdom too
much at heart to desire in any way to
cripple its prosperity that he may per-
sonaIly profit by it. He knows, or ought
to know, that the scheme of subsidizing
line of China steamers would at this time
work incalcuable mischief to Hawaii, since
it would be at the expense of American
commerce, and would certainly in the end
provoke antagonism to the Reciprocity
Treaty. He knows, or ought to know,
that such scheme as that of obtaining an
opium concession from Hawaii, by giving
large subsidy therefor, was fraught with
mischief, and was scheme which could
only have been set on foot for selfish per.
sonal ends. Just now ex.Minister Mo-
reno's position can hardly be said to be an
on viable ono
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1880-09-25
BY THE LATEST ARRIVALS
Create It Assortment of Goods

Kept on these Islands all AZ which will be sold at the
Lowest Market Prices a. usual. Our friends and the
public generally respectfully invited to examine.
9 SIS BOLLES a. CO
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1880-09-25
Honolulu Politics.

II was not unnatural if the foreign mer-
chants of Honolulu should, in the excite
meut resulting from the late ministerial
crisis, seek the aid and protection of the
Foreign Ministers. That these Ministers
thought the choice of the King especially
in the case of Moreno, appointed Minister
of Foreign Affairs most undeserved and
unfortunate selection, was evincod by their
unanimous refusal to recognize this person
or transact any but the most urgent bust
ness with him. The following is copy of
one of the protests which induced the for
eign representatives to take this extraordi-
nary stand: Here follows the protests of
the English community and those represent
ing English interests, signed by eleven heads
ofimportant business houses, addressed to
the English Consul. General. 5. Il. Mer-
chant
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1880-09-25

In our previous notice OF the Pianos In the Exhibi
lion tNo iVD In connection with those Of the German
Court we were unable to do more than enumcrae the
exhibits Of L. NEUFELD of Berlin, and that emu
uon was erroneous. Since writing that notice, the
sydney agents Messrs. Rabone, Few Co, have given
Us an opportunity OF seeing the Instruments OF which
Tour are exhibited instead Of two formerly stated
snc tsrssi Grand Of full compass ~ octaves
action !. perfect anfang repetiton. All The modern
walnut, OF nne tone and light touch and being in add
most ready market. -
M. . IL an upright cottage grand, with iron frame
o'erstrnng, well finished and cased In = handsome
frame IN the Louis 4uatorze style Ass. II an sp
ght cottage, simpler IN the exterior but with substa
a metal frame and all the evidences Of care
In the internal construction. No. IL an overrtrune
upright boadoir cottagc of very agreeable tone.
Having thoroughly examined the workmanship and
construction aud tested tone and touch able to
speak with confidence on the sterling merits Of these
instruments, especially when compare the prices
exhibition at the store OF
$40 3m H. UACKFELD co
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1880-09-25
MANILA CORDAGE

a FULL ASSORTMENT OF SIZES PROM
~ six thread to five inch.
S1s PoLLEs & co.