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The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1881-12-27
Bold Burglary.

lhe depot ri Appleton City wa~ broken
INTO SUNDAY evening between six and severn
o'clock while the agent was al sUppcr. ID
J. claimed thst but sma!i amount III
money was taken, but quite SUN j.
missing. AMI several valuable express pa
pers, and Solnc packages were also taken.
4 suspicion, character vas seen hanging
iug around the .lepot all day.
IN entrance Mas Elected by Pyyiug open
window on the vest side vi The depot.
The freight ears Oh the switch shu, off the
yie's and She work was done quietly aud
quickly. The suspicious character men
toned VAS arrested and searched, but
nothing wss found upon him save small
piece at tobacco and can OF powder.
Which was probably iDdended Tor use 10
blowing open the sale. lie was released
IL Is thought that the stolen goods are Sc
ereted somewhere near the depot, and that
by strict search they may DC found.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1881-12-27
The Knife Again.

4 lew minutes after f"lr O'Clock last
evening two notorious Negro ysga5ondS,
named Geo. johnson aud lash White. te-
came involved in q difficulty While in thu
negro saloon run b. Ben. Johnson, on the
corner OF Main and Kentucky streets.
After quarreling iew minutes, White
whipped ont pocket knife and stabbed
johnson iE the lofi aTui He then ic-pk to
his hee.s. Chief Shy ana Officer Carnes
made search for him. bet h, could not h.
found. Later in the evening, however, be
was a.res.ed and Locked up
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1881-12-27
A Railroad Man Gets His
Cheek Perforated by 3
Bartender,
Whom He Had Grossly In
suited and Threatened
TO Shoot.
The Man OF Check is Checked BY
the Cops and Chucked Into
the Cooler.

About I o'clock La, evening MAJ.
naus~i II. L. Pari-on, Who's hcnl-. l.
IN the city az the b.aH, 4,
mas ior s-JiS, S-rsk- t,-gE employed cr a..
X. 81 l.. s>.ornpsniei ~ E4SkuaE. "a
s-rci IN. union dep; bsr room snG
called Tor i,se rIiHa4. Th-s
~-r. furnished, and taCy drank. but n
REUSED "a paw ior ti,-D.. lie hen ,o,G-
mcu"s,i ~ sl'Ls' the ba- .@gder, NJ fri.,.
King. vhI took ~ .,.,.-i B.tur.>iiy sui did
not resent u ~ thC time Parsiyu then
!cit. ba, r,.;Ern"5 az i.'r I!iuI:ss au,!
-p.nt until six v'cloci Iahtaiiiiug hing
at ;hat time f2Ti-Du. ~ho No. E.I!tius iur
he i-laye~i Passenger. s.cirs ;H. train
coming '.nrsrs-i into C"cg-r-1u Nth King
about the drink. To-. jAu 5.-yamC engage.
IL sguarr.l, during -hi,i. i.srssn cslle,l
King several hard name Hing becoming
tired oi ,bi- hind oi sbu-c, started L. xet
Orer ibe bar, tn .,ive tt., rough lhnmping
with his fists. jus, - lr va, ir the act e.:
doing this. farisnn applied another sile
spith.i AMI, reaching his hand down in rs
hip pocket. ipl6 king a. -oVli shoot him
II he caTne FROM behind ,h.. bar. Thin, ib.
from his previous actions that D. eOUld
10 ,hie. King picked IN b-er sls->
which he thgr~ a. Pa-i5yu. IL STRUCK
him IL the lett chick, laying i ~id.
open. rariSoa still continued - aIsk.
threat. shrn Pre-, tnr-- the hmm
s4ueslcr st him. This =l,o struck PIrison IN
IN. cheek which hai been slsmp-,t with
the hS-r g!s-s, and Increased she size ri
ia. wound. Pari-or still stool with H.
hsni- IN his pocket and continued THREAT
ening 90 shoot. TierN ;neE cOcsmrDc.si ;O
lombard him T;,h - 1T hottles Tia, iir-i
QUE III ~ q. -sL1e vicinity as ii III. her
gls-5 sn't iriaor Sgu.,I-r. Tie >,coud bot
t's followed sUi; ant plosei ~ Sn"lher
iurro1 Ia the SaGle ch...
HSrisoE then reir-sicd IRON ii,, rycW
Ll.,Siing Ike 4 s;Gck bog lie sop
pci cn the platform ho1.ssr suj
became very load and bois,-rots.
About ;hie time DfL:er C2r,..z plt IN
~ app sTsU,-. an c1.k him II
"hSrgr. he ~1s taken tu th- station,
Wher. h. pu, gp ior hi spp"1rsnc, this
morning, hut On bein- lih,.ra,--i. i5nla--
iisi"iy lett Ter hIs home ~ ksl-s- ti;y.
hvp-. lie! npt appear.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1881-12-27
A Narrow Escape.

J. A. Bridges, brakeman Oh ir.ighF
train No. l55, on the X. 4 T.. had n&r-
row ESCAPE from death or serious INJURY
last night sbou; ! O'Clock.
About that hour the train Was rafting
along at d good sp-.d about ;3o miles
south OF Green Ridge. headed toward -
dalia TIE engineer called Tor brake,
when Bridges ran back over the train t.
set them On the resr Of the train there
were several fat ears loaded with railroad
iron. II being very dark sud raining, sno
Brakeman thought tina: there were Two
Inore cars between him and the fat, =" ~
his rush he ran oil the box cars aud fell
a. the bsts lie receive.i Il severe shaking
up from the fall, but ,t-caiyei no serious in
jury. This Is the second marrow e9cape
Bridge hiss had during the past ;So
month";.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1881-12-27
Stranger Than Fiction.

A special dispatch from OTTAWA, cas-
60 the Globe Democrat SAWS: An old .&nd
weil-snoSn Indian, who haas just died. be
fore his death made n confession, which
entirely cleared mp what had becn pain
fol mystery for 2 iGll half century. Year,
ago Nicholas Garland, Z resident ~ Beck
with, county 81 Ianark, lost 8 pretty litti,:
daughter hy the name 81 Alice. and sb.-
was supposed ~ have strayei SWAY from
hls cabin, and been eaten bv hears, which
then ahound.d. This conclusion se.rusi
- b. CorrOi,erattd by the discovery 81
come small bones f,w months aiEery. ards
IN 2 deep hollow a couple 81 miles iruia
Garland's cabin. They we've gathered care
fully together and buried ~ the father
and mother near their home. All the l-Np-
pie Tor miles around attended the funeral.
which was the first ever held 10y the white
10 that section. The loss OF her child, aud
the CHASTITY disclosure subsequently, hr"ke
down the strong constitution Of Mrs. Gar
land and she died with broken heart not
long after the funeral. Mr. Garland, after
his wile's death, never associated with MS
neighbors, and has ever since lived a her
nit IN the cabin be first built This old
Indian who dies! yesterday, however. says
that he saw Alice on that dav when she
was PLAYING with her companiors on the
clearing, became fascinated with her child
ish beauty, and carried her away and
raised her ~ one OF his own IN his family
When she became manageable she was
thoroughiy lndianzed, and her abductor
managed TO have her married To one Ot his
sons. She is now living ia Bruce county.
and is the mother OF large family. The
diving Indian added that No one but him
sell and the son whom she married va
ever acquainted with her history. The
confession j. believed ia have been true,
and ha, caused = profound sensation her.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1881-12-27
Sh,:oh's Consum ptIon Care.

Tt,is Is h-s"n3 Question the u.rs: -u.-
ctseioi ospugt, Iaaiicioe Ne have ever ..,sG
A fe~ does invariably cur h. wor~. c.-c-
81 cp2cG. Group ard bronchitis. While ile
wond-r'ni Sriccses in the eur IS .,,rl.uwr,-
sion L. ~i.bp parallel in III history 20.
medic;ua Sinoe II, first di-cpvois ). he's
been hi vn a guRIs4l.:e.s. 4 b,st rhici u"
other nss,i.r,n. cas- -tsnd. ]. 90 haze a
eongh SO earnestly SAX 200 a? - II,
Prize i"c,. -. and 81. Ii ycur lungs are
sore, c.4est or back lsnlc. use Shii"l, :
PorrsE Plaster Sold by your dgussi~f.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1881-12-27
JUST FOR FUN.
The High Old Time Had by :.
Couple ofSociety Bellies.

As two 81 o.sr beautiful a..:i..t. r. i:.a
were promeDsding one OF our fsehiorabl.
thoroGghtares the other evening they
ehanned 70 espy billy gos, grazing or :
lot OF Odd tin cans iu the street and, g.
there ~ere no men IN sight, coIciuc.-1 L.
have little sport with the auiuaa! They
reasoned thst il would D. uicr 10 duck
their heads and bSestins lik'eyear!ing calvc.
make = sim0ltsne.ous dive for his g"atShip p.
whom they confidently snp--ctsi u e.
reamp-r OF In gfest fright The smali
boy who was gazing through CRACK ia a
neighbcring ferrc.,, and who ggve thc r.
porter this society item, SAWS fE2t hi- At
tDDiivn ~as first attrac;.s: 80 III, cir.rtiug
an3 highly uniau. sneD. hy the y,,E,iYc
manner in which the goat evei III,
termentnrs. Thy hsi mai, -ep-
ersi dives ~ him AID hz.i t~,,.r
believing ar,nrG Some 8cnuds b-.Iur,
Ale animal oeD.is--rsnd,ri 80 drop tb, oil
oyster can he ~as rDunching. A. ia. gvai
continued inactive and iO"s,-i ~ ueyk s-
dove, the frolic-on,e young ladies sut
Aolder and drew neanr suddenly tr,. al
them, with bad iovere9 like ha;tyring
ran rushed forward, ami s;h 4 ioG..
"bah T. reschei dosn sni paved nF !. !,tic
must Win az! SdlbhT, rNct|i Natal. HIS
vas at insult II brcke the caineis h4rk
n the saying go.. The goat dres himself
up with nn Indignant stare IN has c,ts, sI:d
with wrinLle OF anger IN his face ths,
hooked like coils OF bulogns sau,sgr Ey,rs
muscle stood OUT, 9uieorei, an.i thcE -pnle-
thing thst io,k.d like II bill oi hsir Dart i
through the sir Ike z u'et..,., and c,llidei
with the young lady, anu she went {" sh.
turf III e picturesque confusion t.: dust
shattered ~halebon., pulveriD.4i hustle ami
striped hosc. The young lady vas making
cf with O'Lesry strides ana cries Of nlnni~r
when she too went down In h.aF III
crushed crinoiinc. The goa. ~as dancing
around preparing for a second attscb y hcn
the native gallantsy o. ti.e smsll hoy b-ing
AROUSED, he rushed TO III. rs,-cue With
club and dog. When IL. young laiies
had fsi..i Themselves out Of the du.: and
painfully liDpd their weary va, home
ward. .hey sent the small boz polite in
vitatinn 10 call. He went over ibst even
ing and IL confederation oi tao silver
4uar!ers Registered = solemn vow, never L.
disuige the gosbsque affair. Unfortu-
nateiy ior the young ladies, however, one
O. the 1io,s hs1 4 hoie ia IL, snd ihs b5y.
concluding thst he had boeD msGe ,hc sic
tim o. = s~indling ccuspigscy, S4y. ,Eo
whole thing away.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1881-12-27
On, What a Cough {,

VIZ y5u h.,4i thr y srniug? The signal
perhaps Of lho sure approach Of ihat
must terrible disease, c0nsuIu piion. Ask
yourselves Il ven can afford. !ps the sake
90 saving 80 cents. To- RUIZ Ia. risk and ju
nOthing Tor 1T. We kno4 from eap.-rienc,.
tina; Shiloh's Cur. ~ilt cure your cough.
Ii never tails. This explains Why mon.
Thar 4 million bottles we're sold the past
var. ii r"s,-ves Group anu shoupiag
cough $. once. Mothers. DO Eol d. with
out ~ For lame back, si,i. ur ch,>t, G-e
Shitoh's porous plaster. sold uy ali
druggists
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1881-12-27
Indignant Smithtonians.

\ public meeting vas held II ~rnithtor,
No, on al, night Ui the 18Th inst, at which
br. W. Z. Over.tre,t presided " J
Boucher ~ss elected secretary. AMI Iudg,
Becker irUa>Urer.
4 series oi resolutions were adopted. lie
nouEcing The parties who brought = suit
recently to- displace the title ri the land
where the towu OF Smii::ton now stands.
The meeting further resolved To stand
jointly and together in fighting and lie.
Tending the suit, and promises To- make /,
a. holly contested a. possible.
They also resolved 10 employ attorneys
az once aud endeavor 20 retain their houes
which they consider Justly theirs
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1881-12-27
BARNHART'S BULLETS.
We're PRED In Self-desense. so
Say Justices OEutt spd
Courtney.

Ire preliminary examination ii Acsiah
Earnhar:, Who sho; and killeG B-n Brown,
. negro, tire. miles wee; az Thu city on
ThUr-day night last, which occupied ali
- Monday snd the gTez:-- portion oi
y,-S.ri4y, before Justice rrta:; and
Courtney a. Dresden, resuil.i IL the de
i.''i AM being acquitted iE5 magistrates
holding that the pri,oner ATcd me shot
which took B-u Erowus lie, only n tim.
ID say. hi> uxn.
The stsJe 49, sbls r-pr,-2:st-', y Prose
cutting Attorney Heard, while -. deieBs,
rss conducted o. Cd. w >f...icr
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1881-12-27
FIENDS FOlLED.
Jno. Burns and His Wife Kid.
nap q Little Child at
Latrobs, Pa.
After Which They Flee to
Kansas, Where They
are Followed
BY two Uncios D: the Child. Who
Capture 10, and Arc on
Their Way Home.

IT. the chair car 81 tte "os /" train t-oanl
east. last night, were t~O yrUGg ma.i wl,o
n;;i IN charge a bright iitir xis! ,.l-1ul lou
wears O' s.e. who vs. ths center W attr3c.
(. ton OI 81 those IN tho ear Tti- child 40
Mscgic Pickett, and she vas beng r,-,urt,S!
l0 ner nome ST lI,rJpa, fvi4Usv vans, ir.n,
>ticA plac, she had been kiJRal-,i about
t,H dess sEo 5y John Barns, c1l' miner
s'''. : woman pUFp,.ftInc Ia ~. hi-
si,.. From ia. tVo pseu who has;
: h,r IN chang iohu and Euoci,
l'syi.. aud wh" 80. uucl-s III
ne ,hild. EAnD Reporter ira-r,.l
ne. particulars % hvr SEDUCTION. II,
chill. tho is = beautiful l;tt,c girl not
quite t"Ur wear, al as,, Mas born and gs;,-
II NJ Lztr"ba, t.'r p4-,.Gt- h-ing ~eei!-.,,-d,.
p-ccple o' the middle claSs, tBG Der ieaut
Ms known irDln one end II ID. town -
Ia. other, b-IrZ al thtt or.!..r which msG,.
people stop ~ Tie str . aua ask -io -he
-. j. y Supposed Ihat iai, rs
IN" csJ-. AZ tie ablcc;ior. h.r hid
uspers hoping that = lar.. rs4srd eouid
p. DCere,i Tor t-r riurn, not, how, v.-r,
bv her parents. vino wer, poor, but by the
ri;r oT sta,c The child "a. stolen Oh the
sitrrn"or oi Friday, iLce5q'.rr 9, ~ a nan
thought - ta john B'.rr:.s, a c..sl N ~. e.
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The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1881-12-27

There has hen, i"r long tin" con-
siderable" stealing going "u act vi
Appleton tity, an Bate county. S.'y-
crSi months Sso tn quiet little
h.mi.t 81 Hudson. Bl;ss county, S,,,
started bS the announcement that Mr..
Bf.1"-. ruD'he-in-isw ui judy, .. |. Rob
orl-, hal hen rvbi-i Of over twv nua-
ir,-i dollars. In, thief entered The room
sJ'; t'rk th- nlou,v from ttc nHrra'.
Jra4,r Sa.idi,S haS- b.-,n stolen irvu.
p2T.i"s Ia tie country xni IN Appi..1I,
Cits. Articles II merchandise. have also
my.t-riou,ly disappeared from farmers
Wagons. \ short slime since Psir Of
mules yas stolen from Nr i.eier. aud =
;o;' buggy snd 4 -et ~ harness from Sim-
eon ,iill.rcsih, both living on Round prai-
riv. IAprAi,tiOn- b'scsiu- Tuhrarsblc, ant
a yigiianc, committee SaS Urganiz-d. aut
the hest aleu- iu Hudson township iuiu,,l
Investigations were mSdc and che T.>nil 80
i,r J. factoring. F,ct> revealed that Il
band oi thieves existed, with hea.iquarier,
on Panther creck- man named M"Ure
being the leader Of the garg. oIh'T par
Ties, named Hickman, H"ni.-. 1t ~. ~ho
are corrected with the gang. hav. nsarIy
all been IN the pcnitentiary --On,- IN lndi-
ana, some in Missouri Four Or ave ii ,he
gang are now arrested and jsil,i IN Texas,
awaiting a rcIuisition from Gov. C-itt.B-
deu. Sheriff Simpson. 81 Bate c"untv.
passed through - lsIia nn Monday. -n
route ;o Jefferson City. 70 Procur, 81 Eequi-
siti"n. All III the gang arc bld characters.
M"Urc > Iniuu| one eve, AMI used a sl,S.
,'ne in Disgusting himself while travelling.
H.. i hard - ideuriiv. Ou account 0f the
eye manipu!aiirns. lie l. low gambler
sTi Z ,;runksri. lie came from N"braSsa,
bat served In Jhe lDdiaus ,,.uitcntl1ry.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1881-12-27
Dyspepsia and Liver Complaint.

l. u not ~strta 81. anal. pr'os IL = Ct
4, ir.e yc'r--i 80 .v.ry -ympton ii
:n.~e 3i-tr.-sing CnmpisintsT Il You think
-, rsll 4; vlc -'"r. ana get bottle Oi
~A.loh'- EiJaii.ec. fv.ry i-y;.,e mas a
printed guarantee .,n il. IL s.c"friiugly.
So; il il .iue- y0u ~ go,,i II -ii ,-,-J You
,...;h.ig So,3 by r"ur ,iru.g:-l.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1881-12-27
Answer This Question

Nhy 3" 20 many people ~. -.r around
IA seem 10 prefer Ia suier and bs Ioa.ie
miserable by Indigestion, Consumption
dizziness, Loss ii Appetite, Coming up 81
the Food, yellow Skin, when ior T5c. ".
vii! sell them >hiloh's Nitalir-r, gHoran-
teed to care them. Sold by your drug
pist
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1881-12-27
DUST TO DUST.
One OF the Victims OF the Rail
road Accident Buried
To-day.
~p~,.lEs.s Ba.~'

>l-,-s- - 80 Bl-a-,
J.FTTR>Ds ,IrY. De- a..
IT,. iup-r..l - ~ e. Ferry took ri.,.r q,
ten u'.i..:A TO-DAY. i;.v. +. ". Barr a
"iii,is'iug. All the business house. "erc
cl,-.ai D, r.~lurSt oi the MAYOR.
The. pNll-bcar-r> w-ry Nj. ". Is. Lu-h.
i. {. ScrHcs>, 80. ~. :. ESiuS. r.,.r
My.r,, lion. E,b. Mccullough 4nd Hon.
J III. i:.ICh
E;iiy Iueuit Is getting .l.ns uic,.iy. ln.,
i; J. 'hIught b, -.I recover.
Hagn-r sill u buried t,-IuuvrUx morn
in. Mouuirg's r.usi;,, will b. shipped
to hi- parents Al Americas, Montgomery
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