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The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-12-18

Lewiston. H., Deo. I7,--Mrs. David Lands,
of Smithleld, Fulton county, died suddenly In
this town this morning while in dentists
chair. and under the Influence OF ehloroiorm.
DIR. Alexander Holl, our Oldest and most
prominent physician, administered the ohlo-
roform with unusual care, as the lady was In
feeble condition. Mr.. Lands is q prominent
merchant Of Smlthneld and himself and wife
are well-known and honored. Neither Dr..
Hall nor the dentist, DIR. Fhhr, is held
lamewortby in this sad affair
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-12-18

washington, ncc. 1.-THE morning hmr
having bee, dl1psnsed with, Mr. relsol, Of
Georsl =, moved thpt private business be lo,J
osi se for thc purpuse, a, he stated, OF thdr
moving to 70 ia.o committee OF The whole
ON the military academy appropriation bin.
On motion OF Mr.. Harris, OF Virginia, abnl
was introduced changing the time Of holding
terms OF tho circuit aud district courts OF the
United states for the Western district OF Nlr.
ginia,
The house then went into committee Of the
whole on the private calendar, and subsc.
quently reTprted to the house bins for the re-
liof OF James D. Grant, of Texas. and VIM. S.
Burs cas- aud otbers, OF renuesses. These bills
were passed, and St3.45p, NJ D., the house nd
Iourzed TN tomorrow.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-12-18

Now York Dec. II. In the suit Of The W. r..
telegraph company against the American
Union conlpany,b prevent The infringement Of
what tho plaintiff claims a. its right In the
Page patent. Jedgo BlRtchf3rd or the United
states circuit court tliis eyeniug granted an or
dor on motion OF tho defendant company for
tbs appointment Of commission to take
testimony Si persons residing In london, Pa
rls, Vienna and Betliu, by whose evidence
they propose phowing the existence and opsr-
alton of deyices covered by Page in Europe
prior TO his invent II,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-12-18
Houston Items,


Special to the Herald.
gang ofthieves, burglars and professional
fakirs, suddenly strt ok the city last night,
and there were quite o number of robberles
In the fourth ward, tho chief Of which was
the theft Of gold watch and chain from II. l..
Lynch, the thieves having entered the house
through a window.
An old blind negro, John Hunter, who, with
hlswife and twelve year CID son, hcretefor.
lived in wrStched hoyel on the bayou, died
today Of destitution--so pronounced by the
jury of Inquest,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-12-18

London, Dec, l7.--The officer commands 3
Derr, Kings county, ireland, has been or
derci to patrol his district nightly with Forty
soldiers. The pSlics patrol has also been
doubled. William Bonce Jones, who has
been made victim of Boycotilng, writes to
the Times as follows: al am getting some
resolute men from distance, well armed TO
replace lAborers who have left me. Two ro-
li,omen sleep In my houae and six ethers are
stationed near my farm. have applied for
protection and troops are promised ne on
Eridny -
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-12-18

Montgomery, zee. I.-,Iho bar Of this city
commondS tue president for the appointment
OF Hon. William b. Woods AZ the successor of
jndgo stronguroa the Unitcd statco supreme
bench, snd earnestly urging the appointment
n lion. samuel F, Rice, oN-chiel Justice OF
Alsbama, TO nll Nc. Woods piAcs ss judge Of
the nfth jalolal circut ia tho ovhnt OF the
lormcr'B confirmation by thc senate.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-12-18

Wahlnetop, Dec. l7.-fho Joint congress
slonsl committee on the Yorktown Contonn @
celebration, hold meeting to-day The pro-
gramme submitted by tho subcommittee was
adopted Without material alteration. II wps
decided 70 invite Robert Winthrop, Of Massa-
chusetts, to deliver an oratlos, and James Il.
Hope, OF Virginia, the poem
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-12-18
Robber Caught.


S'eoiHl 10 the u erald.
Corsicana, Dec. l7.-Ono of the epnrtlcs d.
@ Adsma) OF th5 Chestnut robbery was baggsd
to-day by Marshal HoId at Nexia. lie had
500, and when accused OF completely in tao
robbery made no attempt % deny It.. III was
lodged IN the cElahlosa tonight.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-12-18
Florida hnncrers.

Pensacola, Fla, Dec. 7.--D. b. Sullivan
has headed alist for the bone0t oftho snnerora
by tho late fire with $500, aud has received a
dispatch from Z. ". Greon, president of the
LoulsyIle / Nashville road, donating 81 ECO.
Eeraandlna has cent a snbscriptLon.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-12-18
A MERRY CHRISTMAS.

The Greeting and the Gift-A Herald
Reporter steps i'm at Sanger's and
the Reader is Given the Benefit of
the COpiOus Notes He Took While
There - Holiday Attractions for
ceptable Presents A Beautiful
sight,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-12-18

Paris, Dec. II, The minister Of war has In
V tod tenders for the supplies of provisions fol
10000 troops stationed ON the Turco-IIeenic
lrCntlor.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-12-18

Memphis, Dec. H. A fire yesterday in Oak
land, Mississippi, destroyed store house oc-
cupied by o l.. Granb.rry, Block & %. Tho
lOss Is about $1,000, ipsnrance Sl,Oo9.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-12-18

Lond,n, Dec. l7.-ordeiswere issued to- day
for the I'd bsttalllon OF the Rl1a brigade ex-
pceted home nom Malta, to land at Queens
iown Instead of proceeding 20 England.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-12-18

FTOUI VNIFIl
Wheat uull.
Corn dull,
Pork dull at isk.
Lard dm at S7%,
spirits turpentine, i5hc.
ROsln, 81 80,
Frelghis, Hrm.
Cotton, dun and eesiori sales, 7sl
Oplhnlo ...s..,..s,.ss.., .........,.,....,,, IL
OliNAhb. ,,,s..,................. l2k
Weekly snles, 7,lli; net feneipts, 4. IA,
gross, " ,9i6i exports 10 Great Britain, l,6Si;
60 Continent, b,7O3; coastwlse, -----; alock,
l32, ,SS7.
New York, Dec, l6,-Money G9Gk excange,
47Sl., for sixty daysj government bonds, ollei
aud firm; new bs coupons, l0lI. new iKis,
INK As llSA: state bonds, dull and Inactive
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-12-18
NEW YORK.

NKw IoRE, Dec. II stocks atrnnr, morav
u exchange, long, 47sh; exchange sbeft.
4al state bonds, dull goyarnments aulet
Cotton duieti saleA, 957.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-12-18
FOREIGN.

KANSAS CRY, Dec, 7.-wheat--No. = SPOT
sskej Nos, ssot 7sx.--.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1880-04-13
WANDERED FROM HOME.
Charles L. Mequier is Taken Ill
and IS Lost to His Friends.

Five months az" Charlie J.. Nedui-r re-
turned frum California Ia Missouri AMI oh
tanned employ m-nt in ,hi. ciIv ~ clerk
la the dry ,oo,!s store ii CuIr,n n Fry. u
va. 4 young man Of excellent h,hi;>. thirty
eight wear. Of sge-ihouSb he looked more
lik. thirty thIe--aiss,in~n moral, bright
IN conversation and ii genial temperament.
Two weeks ago il was no'ic-d that Mr.. Me
auier had become vxcitsble without
xpi,sren, cause aud i, Wa -u-l~ctsd
that his mimi hal become affected.
II. w.s placed under medical care a week
a.o, and il Wa hoi-d hy his irIend- that
his recovery would hc the work ii few
days. On Moni,y evening, about six
o'.i"ck, lac was seen -,ant!in. in front III
Por,er's block, corner IL Main AMI Ohio
that all trace III hiil l. lost. Ia lit ii
mental excitement lac undoubtedly walked
away aud l. il nos with equally little d"ub,
Is ani.rins about the country somewhere
in ihi- vicinity. He is respectfully con
neciei ia central Missouri. When h-
when he wen, away M,quier was dressed
in q suit IL navy blue. sack Coat, black colt
ielt hat, wore . mus,sche. hsd very small
On the uppe, par, OF the cheek ,and
Wa un-hav.n Tor three or four days A. Z"
the rr., Of his face. Any news II him sent
to the BAzco Office will he transmitted To-
his relsiive-.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1880-04-13
GROUND TO BLOODY PULP.
Frank Todd Instantly Killed TINS
Morning at Holden.

Frank Todd, yonng brakeman on the
Missouri Pacific road, was instantly killed
before daylight this morning Al Holden.
Young TODD was engaged ia cutting a
train when his heel slipped on a rail and
he fell beneath a moving car. Tie wheels
first passed over both legs between the
knee and ankle snd as the wounded IN IN
turned ia his rgonv the wheels Of another
:ruck passed over the middle Of hIs body.
leng,hwise, crushing il to bloody pulp.
The accident was soon discovered aud the
remains we're gathered up by his associates
ON :he train. Young Todd Was only nine
teen wears old and he lived at Pleasant
Hill,to which place the body Was removed.
The lad, fer he WAS little more, is spoken
OF as having been Of the most genia! and
kindly nature, aud his violent death has
already produced q general sentiment al
sorrow over the line II the road the
was carried ea-. and west.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1880-04-13
HOLDEN'S POLITICAL CON
TEST.
How the Favorites Won IL An
Exciting Contest for
Good Places.

The election in Holden, yesterday. was a
Jolly sor, oi an affair and had more fun IN
il for. the "boys" than gsnder pulling.
Holden is 4 temperance town, godly little
place where you can't get drink for love
O. money III YOU don't know the ropes.
But yesterday il ieIi from grace, or else the
ropes hung loose, to BE- pulled a, will by
the thirsty souls who can't he patriotic and
sober at one and the same time.
When whisky is 10 . man has mus
Gle gets up unawsres. and as consequence
there were rOugh-and-tumbie fights on
every hand, and black eyes, bloody noses
and rent garments were common as daisies
in meadow. Notwithstanding the some
what exciting nature Of the day, however,
the vote was polled early, and long before
the close Of the election i; was known that
the favorites were elected. Smith Was re-
elected mayor and Still was Reelected mar
shall. Ia fact, all through the list, the beet
men for the towns interest were cho Ell.
and partisan politics had no influence
whatever.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1880-04-13
A RIDE ON THE s., W. & S.
Taken by Comm issioners on Right
of Way and Other Gentle
men Last Evening

T-s;.i.i,y a:r.rruon Mes+rS & 4; Taylor.
l.. u. Mo-r- aui &. w Brown. cumnlis-
sioners on right ri way AMI To- sS-rS-
damages fer property holders against ,h-
-, W. X : X. L., were engaged in going
over the ground from broadway street
north to the Pacific road After finishing
the business in hand. they. H. company
with General Manager Mitchell. John
Montgomery anil Chief Engineer Kimberly.
-: the w.. X. X r.. and Dr. Crawford, Of
Wsrssw. Judge Skirk and j II. Craw. ford
IN the part of the =, W. X : R'y. srcum
panied by several other prominent gentle
men ii Sol lila, iDsr.el u car IN! tuok
trip to the point where lsborer- wer,
eng ,.yi ia laying the track, si,,ut tiv,
mic distant from the city. They spen,
sboU, IN hour in goin: AMI returning, and
durin. the trip mad. such examinations a.
they wished They NIL expressed them
selves IA we'll pleased with the manner in
which things were progressing. everything
b~ing being pushed forward a. rapidly a.
possible With the track slre.iv iaid To- =
point five miles beyond >c'lsii,, and CON
putting IL down at the rate oi
thres-qusr,ers Of a mil. per day, il wrli
not ne long until >-,islia and Warsaw
are i,ined hv the iron rsri. While the
nsrrow gauge u one III the crr,aintie~ Of
the new future, wonid the Jefferson City
paper please inform an anxious public a.
To- when the Missouri GENITAL will be COM
tl,tsti?
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1880-04-13
IAN Old Physcian's Advce."

Coughs. Colds, Asthma and other puI.
monary affections should he looked
to and promptly irvate! ~ time,
and thus all serion- results may he avoided,
and for this purpose vs.. know Of no better
Remedy than "DR. SwAYNEis CoNrorxp
SYRUP OF WILD CHERRY" The FIRST doe
gives relief, aud i, il sure to cure the WORT
Cold or Cough in very short time. TT.
Is cent bottle and be convinced, and you
will thus avoid Docior's bill, and most
likely serious spell Of sickness. Price %
cents and $l!0O yer bottle, or ak bottles
$500. The large size is the most econom.
ical. Prepared only BY DR.. swayne 4 Son.
$50 North Sixth street, Philadelphia. Sold
By all prominent druggists.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1880-04-13

A midnight Visitor Who Fright
ened Several East Sedalia
Families.

A family named Burns, residing in East
Sedaiia, were the recipients nj vi-ii, about
one o'clock this morning, that Tor a Time
threw the household into . state 81 com
motion and anxiety. A stranger knocked
al the door Of the hour above nsu,ed and
inquired OF Mr.. Burns. who ns~sret his
call, il the man Il the house ws- al home.
Mrs. ", thinking nothing wrong, informed
him tina, he was. hn, that he wss sick in
bed anu unable To come out Nr.
Burns overheard the conversation,
aud thinking it was some ole
~i,h whom he Was acquainted, s.ksd him
in. Nothing dsun,.d, the stranger entered,
when Mr.. r. discovered the fact that the
-rlf-inviied guest va ms, even an aCqu,int-
ance. and he asked HIM what he wished.
The stranger replied that he wap,r'! to -tsy
all night, aud then he took . chair and
pro.,~-,l~d 10 make himself at home.
Mr. Burns informed him tina, it was i'm
possible, =. they did not keep a boarding
hou-s, and gave his lord>hip to understand
that he room would he more acceptable
than his company. lie refused 10 go. how
ever, AMI said ,hsi he intended to
remsin any how. At this point
Mr.. Burns stepped To the
stairway and c>lied her >"n-in-lsw, VIII"
socn made his appearance. wien he. t"o.
asked the unw-!com- guest To TAX. hi- lie
psr,ur~. lie refused al fir-i. bat shen II
u,"v- ~.- made Ter the sal, hy the -"n-in-
law, then i, was that the stranger Thought
/, va. bs.-i to Ia Ike himself scarce, ard &C
rordinyly did -o. The same fellow visited !
iuur ar five other Lo,,s-- in the same neigh
boshood on \ iIkr mission, bat ".iv at
Bu -n.' did h- gain admission ~ To hi-
name "r hi- oi,ici in thus annoying pr;var.
Ismili--, tine ksz.o l. uniriorm-i. \
.er"nd wit 81 thi- character will Insure
hun /. warm reception.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1880-04-13

At twenty minutes to nine o'clock last
night, Mrs. Andrew Brown, wife of the
well-known conductor of the Missouri.
Kansas 4 Texas Road, Of that name. died
al her husbands residence after a severe
illness from pupura bemorrhagia Besides
her sorrowing husband. the deceased lady
leaves two young children TO want a
mothers care.
Mrs. Brown was a woman Of true i'm
pulses and . noble nature. A deep chris
tian resignation crowned her last moments
and short time before her last dissolution
came she sang once more her fsvoriie
hymn, "rbere 10 fountain filed With
blood" Present With her 1t the time Of
death we're many relatives and frienas, her
physician and pastor.
The funeral will take place from the
Congregational church ct ies O'Clock to-
morrow morning.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1880-04-13
THE COMING CIRCUS.
Sells Brothers Millionaire Confcd-
Grafton Of Stupsndous Rail
road Shows Is Coming.

b The annual >swdUst lever IL now raging
with unusual epidemic force. ard When,
-, when are Ne goin. 20 have 4 circus" Is
cried on every erie. in longing AMI i'm
patient tones u will i~ ,iding- oi Joy To
hundreds heIeatputs to learn tina, the
sovereign psnsc-a - mus, positively at
hand; ~, IN lsngusg- 81 less patent nisdi
cine smhiguity. that the advance brigade
If Sell Bs",hrr> grand auintgple nlenag~-
.ie and circus railroad confederation ~. IN
the city making arrangements Tor the sp-
pearauee of the show here Thursday, April
I'D. % the prupri.iors ~ this famous
show, the HingbsmPron, y. " Daily R,-
y,sbi,o,a ssv-: Hereafter Sells Brothers
nsm.S will he a. god on . show bill ~
VanderbilIIs on a b.nk check" sud that
they really have all the ~"ui-rful aud
varied features they announce does not
admit .,oi doubt. Their m-nager.e IL Il
monster sfiair. c"ntsining the nuzst COM
pi-te collection of Wild se ,-i> and birds on
exhibition; their positively great circus il
led by the renowned bareback champion
equestrian, Jam-- Robinson, which Is
enough To- say in that regard, and among
their special possessions will be- found two
iull-sro~n, living hippopo,smi, the only
pair ever impaired; the largest L,'i ot
elephants ever seen in parade; S,up-ndous
Arctic aquarium 1T -es liens and smphi-
bicus Iolar msrvrl-; the only drove Of six
p~rforning Colorado cattle; the only two
horned, hairy rbinoc-ro>, which tr-mrn-
doII. brute, IL wil. he remembered, nearly
demolished locomotive at Piu-burg, Pa;
the only Wills Cobb miniature circus.
the only King Ssrhr"'> ruysl Japanese
circus, and III. genuine II, ctTic light and
motor, which IL exhibited both AFTERNOON
aud .v-ning.
The great show - managed In person by
i'll rr"prirtor~. AIS! run uIon th~ highest
points al discipline aud integrity. NJ
privilege are rented to any one; No games
of chance permitted upon It's grounds, aud
~" pr,idiIng at imrortuning allowed In its
cauvss-s. our readers NAV we'll, therefore,
believe with the Louisville t.aTi.r .I..lladi.
that the >~il-' are prince in their way"
anu will cert AMY xecord them most
princely reception. Remember the Jay and
date, Thursday. April I'D.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1880-04-13
Unfortunate Jefferson City.

Reports from Jefferson City indicate
that that excessively dul! place is acquir-
ing an unenvixbie distinction. Nearly
every family in The city has one Gaze At
leas. Of mes-i.s. aud the disease bid. fair
10 take the whole town by the neck and
pu, il To he'd. That il bsd; but worse, far
wor-eii l. ;o read in the alleged Newspapers
el,c,-d IN bern. ira-o,iiIe MAYOR and two
hermsphrodiie r"uE' linen. TIE phrsse
IL theirs, not nuI-, ard there ~.nl sn",heT
place in the world ouisid. al Turkey that
w.nld !ei IL b. known.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1880-04-13
A TRIBUTE
To the Memory Of Ioce Mckee
Who Died April 4th, 1880.
BY ROSA PEARI.E-


S S sn'' '">. .s ~"
'"e "'"" " "'"'"' 'A"' P"'-' "",
harmony III rome. and gather 10 them
selves friends and comrades whose love il
ss strong ~ iron, aud enduring As steel.
>he 49, ever meek; ever Pari,n,; and
'"' "'"'A< p"
f'"' WIN" ~ WV" P" "' surrey
u. "'''' WV "'"'''. "'' '''''"'
w" "" ~ f''' W." W.T. "''"
:" wv "p'" WV ~"
knew h.-,. ard .u,r.v IL /. a blessed .
rum,.,,ir. consolation. To- elirvr she is a,
r,.. .n.. en- never n.s~, more ~ufi-r p..ir:
..yer. rev. m.r. ir,l anguish.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1880-04-13
"Few of the Ills of Life

srs NOR prevalent aud distressing Itai
bilious di-"rdrr-. Tie symptoms ate lou
spirits, want Of energy. re-;l---n--s, head
ache, no appetite, -.ii"w kin. c.-iiven---
and other ailments whir;l show the liver j.
IN diseased state and needs regulating.
snd the proper wav to do il Is 20 Use ''DR.
SwAYNE's TAR AND >AKs,PARIILA Pulls"
Their effect oE the liver and blood is won
derfu', removing rimples and all -ruption-
leaving the complexion fair and fresh - in
yoa,h. Pnice D cent box Of thirty pills,
or five hox-s for SI.0O. Sen, by mail on
receipt Of price. by DR.. Swayne & Son, $40
North Sixth street, Phil.Aeirhi,- Sold by
all leading druggists.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1880-04-13
Ii Your Hair Falling or Turning
Gray?

London Hair Color Resicrer," the
most cleanIy and delightful article ever in
troduced to the American people. Ii j.
totally different from all Others, no; sticky
or gummy, aid free from all impure mgr
dien,s that render many other preparations
obnoxious. IL thickens thin HAIR, rcs,ore-
gray hair, gives il res lite. cures d,narufi
causing the hair 10 grow where i, has fallen
OF or become thin, does not soil OF stain
anything, and is so perfectly autobiography
prepared as To make il a lasting hair dress
ing and toilet luxury London Hair Color
Re-,orer Is soid by all druggists a, > cents
a bottle, or six bottles for 81. InnciPal
Depot for United States, $50 North Sixth
street, Phi!sdeiphia.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1880-04-13
OF His Base.

A son of the Emerald Isle. drunken than
lord, presented himself at Ike Second
ward polls, about half past five O'Clock last
night, and insisted on depo-iting HE ballot.
On being questioned. ne said he had been
resident Of Kansas City for Eve years, and
when told that he VAS something Ikea hun.
dred miles too lar east for voting purposes,
he seemed greatly surprised. lie gave it
ont solid that he thought he Was in Kansas
City, and the BAzoo reporter is convinced
that he vac drunk enough to think almost
ANYTHING
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1880-04-13

This afternoon a, hslf-pa-t three o'clock
funeral services were held in the Congre-
sationAl church, over Mrs. Amelia Brown,
wife Of Conductor Brown. Of the NJ X. n
+. railroad, Rev. Allen j. Van Wagner
officiating. In speaking Of the many ex-
c.lIencie. and char scteristic virtues II the
decra-ed lady, the sP~aker eulogized her
life - being a pattern Of moral grace.
and christian cndesvor. The services
we're attended by large number of peo-
pie, who we're evidently in deep sympathy
with the husband bereaved Of so exemplary
wife.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1880-04-13
Not q Pauper.

Yesterdays Bazoo stated that Mis-.
Mary Downey had ben adjudeed insane
and would he removed 10 Fulton las,
night. Such was the intention. and depu-
~ sheriff Sprecher had nearly completed
the necessary arrangements, when il was
discovered that the unfortunate woman
Was not a county charge, she having on de-
posit in The Citizens bank SIS. and being
alec the owner Of a splendid pisno. She
will, however. BE- removed to Fulton, but
as paid patient, aud not as paurer.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1880-04-13
Suspected Thieves.

This morning. aiou, one o'clock, Officers
Kelly AMI Wen'z;-m,n, while ~aIkin.
,l"-y the I,ilfnsd q: .ck, in the vicinity 81
the G,rri-,u house, heard parties temper
iug with ,h, -rsi- ii s..ns loaded freight
,-,r. thrr were -:,u.!.H. nn the -p'.Ji, SID
track. They iH,nr,.i,tsly commenced Al
investigation, an'i Discovered thT,r m,n,
wh" were trying ." mike their escape.
hsvi-y s-certsin-,i TIA, they were watched.
Kelly w-ni "n our side ii The track and
Wrn'kI-m. I'll "n TIA. other, hoping thereby
to c'g'ure the supposed crooks, Int they
we're unsuccessful, A. the men to"k To- their
heel. and INSIDE their escape. W.nrzlrman
ire. couple Of -hots At the fleeing forms,
but i, h.d the effect OF only increasing
their speed. There is hardly d"uh, but
VIA, robbery was their object.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1880-04-13
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