The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1881-12-13
PULLED BY POLICE.
Neat Capture ola Brownsville
Blood Who Came to Soda
liza For a Lark.
They Also Run In Several Peace
Disturbers and Plain
Drunks.
HE DIpN'rpOIT

As Conductor Al. Marsh's train pulled
out from Brownsville last Friday evening,
il hsd on board three young bloe,is, who
belong q, that place They were ali under
the influence OF liquor, and, a. a oonse-
quence, were quite hoisterous ~ the way
| 10 the city. Al Hughesville the party were
hailed by friend, who asked them where
they were going. One of them applied tina,
he was going Ito Sedslia for the purpose
of raising HI. To show tina,
he meant business, ne produced
fine revolver, which he houri-hed around
over his head. All the wav dOsn GO Soda
liza, the whole party made themselves oh
noxious 20 the balance of the passengers bv
using all kinds of bad lsngu2yr. O;l Oh,
arrival of III. train here, passenger who
had heard them declare that they were
coming t1 Scialia ior the PURPOSE "i rails
ing HI. and Who seen the pistol inform
ed Officer Masonhall, VINO Went through the
whole party for their pistols. II, only found
one which was in the pocket of the ring
leader OF the gang and he was taken to the
station. where ne was released upon his
putting UP $40 Tor his appearance. Yes
terday morning he pleaded guilty OF carry
ing concealed weapons and was fined 81.
He gave his name at the station as Riley
Bergerman, but his right name Is said to
ne Johnson.
RAILRoADERs ON THE RAMPAGE.
Abou, 1880 o'clock Friday nigh,
couple of Young railroad men visited
Mollie Blues ranch, in the western part of
the city. Being drunk, they were refused
admitrance. This SO enraged them, that
they kicked the door in, after which they
entered and ran the inmates out and
Masenhall aud Holiday put in
appearace. They refused TO be
be arrested, saying that they would die
before they would be taken up town. 4
couple OF gentlemen who happened to be
passing were depuiized by the officers and
after shor, struggle they were locked up.
Soon afterwards, however. they we're
released from custody, upon their putting
up so each. When they lett the station
they proceeded to an Ohio street saloon
where they took on several large doses OF
Irish courage, after which they started for
East Sedalia When they arrived a. the
residence oi Daniel David. on the corner
of Third an Lamine, they raised such =
racket that Mr.. David called Officers
Csrnes and Nasonhall and had them
arrested. They again put up and ~er- re-
leased. Yesterday morning they paid SO
each for their Jun.
FIGHTING FRESCHNAS-
Late las night Officers Carne- and Movers
arrested L French miller, FOR disturbing
the peace and being drunk. While on the
road TO the station he broke and ran, with
both officers after him. He was finally
caught, but at once commenced To- resist, and
IL Was only after hard tussle that he was
landed i'm the cooler. During the melee
Officer Meyer received quite a bruise OH
his right knee. IL was caused by fall.
sCRcGGINS SCoOPED IN.
Charlie Scrogsins, young man from the
rural districts. was run in by Officer
Masonhall Yesterday afternoon Tor trying
To clean out the Pearl Saloon. He has
been there before on several occasions.
PLAIN DRUMS.
Prominent among the names on the sta
! ton register last evening was that of Jack
Craig. lie was run in 10y Officer Whelan.
NOTES.
Officer Carnes, while passing q Main
street residence late Friday night, happen
cd to run under slop bucket which was
being cmp,ied from second story window.
( lie wore q new hat and oyercoat vcster-
day.
( 4 Young man named George Coleman
complained 10 Officer Carnes last evening
that he had received humping at the
hands of hali-dozen roughs In the Star
Saloon. He was referred 20 4 magistrate.
-Jno. Malone, an old miller, was knocked
down by some unknown party on the cor,
ner of Main and Kentucky streets. las,
night about III o'clock. He WAS afterwards
locked up by officer Holland for drunken.
ess.
There is general complaint among