The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1881-10-04
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noon.
The case against f. X Marvin, before
Esquire Keirsey, at Oswego, for an alleged
violation of the prohibition law, resulted
in 'hung" jury. Nine stood for con-
viction and three for acquittal.-Parson>
Sun.
A pair of iackasses hitched TO prairie
schooner, we'll filled with kids and furni-
ture, all of which was bound for Kansas.
the land of prohibition and grasshoppers,
was one of the sights on Ohio street, this
morning.
A young man, driving team attach
ed TO a wagon loaded with corn, turned
the animals little too short while trying
10 turn the corner of Moniteau and Sec
end streets, yesterday afternoon, and upset
the vehicle.
Some fiend, who is evidently not i'm
fear of having Justice melted out To him
should he be run in. feloniouslv and NAL
iciously did take. steal and carry away an
umbrella belonging 10 Squire Webber yes
terday.
The chair car al the west-bound pas
senger on the Pacific WAS badly scratched
APP last evening. by coming in contact with
the beam of a derrick, which was being
side of California.
Jim Bruce, the wcll-known plasterer,
while working in Walmsley's building.
yesterday, was unfortunate enough To get
lime in his left eye, and in consequence
NAV lose the sight. Al any rate II will bc
impaired for some time.
Two of the frail and not fair variety
actresses who were in Sedalia this morn
ing, en- route to Texas, stepped into a GER
tain saloon and surprised the barkeeper by
caHing for whisky straight. They filled
their glasses like old-time drinkers.
Otto Oh. Warns, who dispenses drinks
at the Pearl saloon, on Usage street, left
for California, Mo-, last night. al which
point he will take unto himself wife to-
day. The name OF the young lady was
not ascertained.
-Messrs. Gardella & Airola, the pop
Mar restauraters, to-day extended an in
vitation to Marshal Shy and the police To
par.ake of an oyster supper at their ex-
lense. OF course the blue coats accepted,
and will devour the delicious bivalves to-
night.
The BODY of widow lady named
Phelps, who died last evening at the resi-
dence of friend on the corner of Mont
gomery and Sixth streets in East Sedalia.
was shipped to Moberly this afternoon
Her husband died only about three weeks
ago.
Officers Carnes and Never were called
10 the residence of the notorious Craig
family early this morning to quell row
which was going on there. The belliger-
ents had ceased their hostilities, however,
before the officers arrived, consequently no
arrests were made.
Jimmy Hogue, the popular young
fireman on tie X. Il T., Will take unto
himself wife on Sunday next, the young
LADY being Miss Annie Scanlan, who has
many warm friends i'm this city. The
ceremony will be performed at the resi-
dence of Rev Father Graham.
The driver of Brandts delivery wagon
carelessly tied the lines to the front wheel /
of the wagon this morning, and went away !
and left it i'm this condition. The horse, be- |
coming restless, commenced baking, and |
the result was the animal was thrown Ia |
the ground, and good pair OF lines were
broken.
Billy Walton, the genial host of the !
CITY hotel, Brownsville, has secured the |
assistance of a new clerk, who put in his |
appearance couple of nights ago. He's |
small, as ct, and weighs but ten pounds;
notwithstanding this. Billy is well pleased,
and proposes bringing the youngster up in
the way he should 60.
That quintescence of meanness known
as "Ginger" and the notorious young
crook, Henry Parks, were run in by Of
ficers Whelan and Holland last evening, on
a charge of disturbing the peace and
using obscene language. Both should be
fined TO the fullest extent of the law and
given five minutes 20 leave town.
A couple of Sedalia bloods returning
from fishing expedition 10 Flat creek,
with marry" a speckled beauty i'm their
basket, one OF them sang out to a farmers
daughter from the gate of a farm house:
Angel OF the dairy, have you any butter
milk TO spare us ~ mo, swells of the
town, we need all our buttermilk for our
own calves" was the quick reply.
The railroads in Michigan, and, i'm
fact, most of the railroads in the west,
have generously offered to carry free of
charge contributions for the relief OF the
sufferers by the terrible fires in eastern /.
Michigan, whereby some fifteen thousand !.
people are estimated To have been left /:
and three hundred or more lives
were lost. When public calamity or pri-
waite suffering appeals, the railroad COM
panies are the foremost TO extend aid and
relief.
Sergeant John A. Mason, who fired 4
the shot into Guiteau's cell. is a brother a,
TO George and Sally Mason and Mrs r
Asher Brown of the vicinity OF Gallatin o
i'm this state. John is the eldest of the
bows. He enlisted IN the fall of 81 in
20. ID, 18th Ohio, and has been in the
army ever since with about ten months.
exception. He was always in the habi.
Of performing daring and reckless ieats
that other persons would not undertake,
but has ALWAYS been considered q GOOD .