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The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1881-12-20
A Leading Professor Speaking of
Sensible People.

br. $, the prominent eastern medi-
cal lecturer, says: Every dav sensible
people come 10 me complaining of their
health being broken down. The answer To
my inquiries always is-what ! surmise
natures laws have been totally disre-
garded consequently the blood, the stream
Of life, becomes contaminated a. a
result OF this blood poisoning | find dys-
pepSia and disordered functions of the
heart, lungs, liver and kidneys, accom-
panied by headache, nervous debility, and
other impaired organic portions. often
verging on paralysis. In order to keep
the digestive organs in proper health and
strength, and NV friends in the profession
have recommended Browns Iron Bitters-
they act SO mildly and soothingly, never
leaving any unpleasant ailer-eiiects,
strengthening the organs of digestion, and
permanently removing any symptom of
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THE GANG"
They Order John II. Tritt, of
the Bolton Mirror, to
Leave Town,
Or Take the Consequences
Outlawing in Cass
County.

Bolton, Missouri, seems to be the scene
oi an outbreak OF lawleSsnrs> just now, that
must lie regretted bv all good citizens.
About three weeks ago, three Young fellows
al that town assaulted the deputy post
master and robbed him OF nearly $50.
They were arrested al Kansas Civ, and
taken back 10 Bolton where they were
given a preliminary examination and >cnt
10 Jail 10 await the action of the grand
jury. Since that time, John II. Tritt,
editor oi the Bolton Mirror, who formerly
resided i'm This city, becoming convinced
that there was a gang Of thieves and rob-
bers i'm that part ol the country, has been
very severe upon them, and called upon
the authorities TO suppress such lawlesncss
a. has shown itself several times.
On Saturday last, H. proof OF the allega-
tions made by Tritt, that there WAS an
organized gang in CasS county, he received
letter informing him that the county
could spare him. He took no notice OF
that singular epistle, and yesterday received
another, giving him bur few DAYS 10
move, and If he refused, the death penalty.
The letter was Ornamenled with the picture
of a coffin, with skull and cross bones,
while across the coffin was drawn Texas
toothpick bowie knife, the whole being
signed by The gang" What action Mr..
Tritt will take in the premises is not
known
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1881-12-20
UNDER THE WHEELS
Geo. Vellon, a Brakeman.
meets With ant Accident
anank at Dresden.
He is Taken to the Hospital.
Where He Dies of Injuries
Received.

Another Ell those unlOOked-ior and up-
aHoldable accidents which result In the
loss Oi human life occurred at Dresden.
seven miles west oi this city, at l:30 this
morning.
Al that hour, freight train No "a. Eeo.
W. Hammond, conductor, was doing some
switching at the above named station.
George Weldon, the head brakeman crawl
I'd down On the bumpers, between two cars.
for the purpose oil pulling pin. Alter he
had pulled the pin and was In the act of
climbing back on the car his feet slipped
of oi the bumpers, and he fell to the Grack
below, with his tight leg across the rail,
and before he could crawl out of the way
the wheels of the car caught and horribly
crushed IT,
The wounded man was picked ND and
brought To this city, where he was placed
in the cOmpany's hospital. The wound was
examined BY DIR. Allen, who gave IL AZ his
opinion that the Young man was too weak
from loss OF blood and the shock to allow
the limb 10 be amputated. The leg was
then dressed as best il could. The nnfor-
tunate man fingered until I:3O this after
noon, when he died.
Deceased had been I'm the EMPLOY Of the
company about fourteen months, but had
only been employed as a brakeman about
three weeks. Prior to that time he was,
employed as II track walker on the Lees
summit section He was abou, twenty
three Years oil age and came to Missouri
from Washington. Ind, at which place his
parents reside. lie was aquiet and indus
triou> Young man, of no bad habits and
ws> well liked by all with whom lie came
In contact.
Coroner King was notified and will hole
an inquest tomorrow morning at IL
o'clock.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1881-12-20
BAD BURKE.
He is Being Taken Back to Texas
on q Serious Charge

A. i. Hillhouse, a secret service de-
ieciive, passed through the city this morn
ing on his way TO Corcicana, Tex, with a
prisoner named Andy Burke, who is
charged with interfering with the delivery
of the United State, mails.
Burke, together with his TWO pals, stop
ped stage coach near Corcicana, during
July, 1879, and robbed the passengers OF a
small amount OF money. One OF his pals
was shortly afterwards arrested, when he
gave his confcderates AWAY. Since that
time the officers have been OH
the look ont for Burke and
the other member oi the gang
Burke wa> found by Mr. Hillhonse one day
last week at Memphis, Tenn, where ne has
a brother living. He did not give the Off
Ger any trouble As il was II first supposed
he would, bnt submitted quietly % arrest.
He saws he j. not guilty of the charge,
and will be- able 10 prove an alibi. lie is
fine looking, robust man about thirty
years of age and will weigh about one
hundred aud ninety pounds He looks
just like man capable OF doing rhe kind
OF job as h. is charged with beiug guilty
of.
The officer saws he will have no trouble
to prove Burke guilty oil the crime. lie
left with his prisoner At $50 this morning
for Texas
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1881-12-20
A Slight Mistake.

a well-known young society lady, who
has mother quite young and about her
OWL size and form, made a purchase, the
other dav, of two morning wrappers, one
ior herself and the other for her ma. They
we're both exactly alike. So when this
young lady's Charlie called in the morn
iug, be mistook the mother Tor the
daughter and suddenly for surprise, took
her 10 his arms. The old lady screamed
for Lelp, which brought city official 10
the rescue. The daughter very reluctantly
explained matters, and now their engage
neni is publicly known.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1881-12-20
PILOT GROVE ITEMS.

Mrs. T. q. Pinddleton, of Schcll CITY.
is visiting relatives here,
MIR. Ed. McNeigh returned Monday,
from all extended eastern tour.
A subscription has been circulated
asking for funds To build a calaboose. The
citizens responded promptly.
The rain Monday night was the hard
esi one that has fallen for several years.
Fences We're washed away and wheat fields
destroyed.
MIR. Peter BiIsch got hi spirits too
high in anticipation OF Christmas. became
boisterous, was gobbled and fined and adj
monished TO go and sin no more"
A colored coon named Willis was put
la work on the street Saturday 10 liquidate
4 fine assessed against his vii, ior dis
turbing the peace.
Two Young men. Of this city. amused
themselves last Sunday by pitching horse
shoes ia 4 public part al the town where
persons were passing 10 and from church
III the offence is repeated their names will
lac given.
A Young gentleman i'm All idioingng
neighborhood. loaned hi best coat la a
Young convert 10 put on when he came up
ont OF the water" but instead, the coat wa>
worn by The convert, and buried y iih him
in baptism"
Joe Simpson lcolured) assaulted his
better hall, inflicted numerous wounds and
then fled The marshal and MAYOR fol-
lowed hv a crowd OF boys and village Loaf
er>, gave chase and brought the destroyer
ous coon la bay one mile from Town. He
Was fined SD and costs.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1881-12-20
" A FACE ILLUMINED."
And The Serpent in the Wilder
ness, the Subjects of Two
Capital Sermons.

Yesterday was the great dav OF the least
at rnt cumberland church, Oh Lafayette
avenue There wa> . large audience at the
morning service, To listen 10 Mr. Black
His text was Exodus xxxiv, % "Noses
visit not that the skin ei his face ShOne."
The subject was 4 Face Illumine0." The
sermon was introduced bv a reference t.
Roe> book with The above title. The points
of the discourse were ID Facial iilumin-
alton Is supernatural. Ii Is not Natures
bu, Gods work. = The subject is uncon-
,ciou> oi this state. Moses wist net tha,
his face shone' Ii comes while beiieTers
are looking at oiod. not at themselves
81 7; i uoSsible To- all-Mo>es was a man:
- WAS christ, who was TRANSPORTED Oh
iicrmon - was Stephen, whose face shone
IL III angels III the presence OF the council
AT Jerusalem. What Is possible TO one
man j. possible to all. a. This state is
awesome 10 beholders. Israel was afraid
To- come nigh" To Moses. Crime covers be-
fore iustice-Sin before purity.
The communion was served al the close
OF the service There was one addition III
the church.
The church was crowded at night: service
begsn with prayer-meeting. The sermon
was Oh The Serpent in the Wilderness"
II was shown that sin is like the serpent in
its poisonous, invidiou>, deadly effects. Christ
was lifted up a> the serpent. Our remedy
for sin Is an exalted remedy. As Moses
lifted up the serpent, 80 Christ is lifted up.
Moody was the instrument of the CONVEX
sion of man in the hospital ut Muir
phreesboro by reading to him John 3, II,
IL. The man died in the comfort O.
No other name under heaven, given
among men whereby We must be saved
When Alexander the treat was wounded
in one Of his battles, there was but one
remedy which would cure him, peculiar
plant. Ii We are not saved by Jesus, We
cannot be saved al all. Ours is a gracious
and universal remedy. Gods will Is that
all NAV be saved Finally, it Is a condi-
tional remedy. No lsraelite was healed
unless he Cooked" OH the serpent. No one
is saved who does not look at Christ, who
SAYS Look unto ME all We ends of the
earth. and be saved" Rubens' picture vi
that incident in the wilderness, is sugges-
tive. Mothers and friends bring their
loved ones to look on the serpent and be
healed. Christians bring your friends TO
Jesus. Sinners, come TO Jesus and be
saved
The inquiry meeting at the close OF the
service was we'll attended. Several OF the
unconverted remained to converse on the
subject OF religion. There is deep inter-
est I'm all these meetings.
The meeting this morning at eleven was
given to the instruction of christians as IL
their duties in the inquiry room. The
services will continue tonight and all this
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1881-12-20
Married.

4; the residence of the brides mother,
corner ri Jefferson and Lamine streets.
yesterday evening, the 18th inst, by Rev
j. f. Fuller, Mr. Frank l.. Williams and
Miss Ada WATSON
The wedding was strictly private affair,
more but the most intimate relatives of the
contracting parties being in attendance
The groom is the senior member of the
firm OF Williams 4 Lionberger, photo
graphers, and has resided in this city for
several years. He is man of excellent
business qualities, and will make a good
husband.
The bride is also well-known i'm this
city, having been raised here
The happy couple will at once go To
ouse-keepins.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1881-12-20
Bound for the Pen.

Sheriff Thomas, OF Buchanan county,
passed through the city yesterday with five
prisoners, whom he was taking TO the pen
i;entiary a, Jefferson City. They were a
hard looking set, and were securely hand
cufed. One OF the five. David Breurth,
gave his guards considerable trouble all
the wav down from ST Joe, by yelling and
swearing. He goes up for five years Tor
burglary.
Russell Kirk, for msnslaughter, goes up
for Ten years.
}. S. Chapliae, for forgery, two years.
Richard Harris. burglary. three wears.
John Morgan, larceny, two years.
Z. E. Kelly, forgery, two wears.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1881-12-20
Examining the Bridge Gap.

To-day thorough examination of the
St. Charles bridge is being made by the
railroad commissioners. 1t is expected
that the two temporary wooden spans
which are intended to fill the gap in the
bridge will be placed ready for trains to
pass within a month. There are now on
the ST. Charles side of the river two
wrecking trains with derricks, and a large
force OF men is busy preparing timbers.
Barges will be anchored in the water with
g wrecking boat to take out the debris
which is in the way of piles to be driven
midway between piers, forming a founda-
lion Of about twenty feet square TO sup
port two wooden Howe truss spans. Yes
terday the dead engineers brothers, VIM
and Richard Kirksby, made soundings for
the engine with poles, and found the top
of the cab to be within FIVE feet of the sur
face. The engine stands upright and is
parallel with the bridge. Evidence that
there was no explosion continues to be Of
fered hy eyewitness of the accident 4
farmer signaled the Warrenton accomo-
dation, which was following to the gap
through reason OF the Waterman having
gone to the relief of the wounded. Ii is
suggested that in future colored light be
hung on each span to apprise engine
drivers of danger should a span be missing
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1881-12-20
Reinhart Ripped.

Quite serious cutting afiray took place
In saloon owned by man named
Roeder. at Boonville, on Saturday night
las. Ii seems that two young bloOds
named Geo. Bedwell and Robert Stagner
entered the saloon and became involved in
a difficulty with the bartender, Onto Rein
hart. Remnant attempted TO eject the
young men from the saloon. A scutiie
ensued, in which Reinhart received three
cuts with knife-,wo on the arm and
one in the left side. The latter l. con-
sidered serious. Bedwell and Siagner were
PLACED in Jail TO await the result OF Rein
hart Injuries. They are both well-known
in h"onville, where they are highly CON
ncr..G
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1881-12-20
ROLLED TO DEATH.
Another Terrible Accident in
the K. e. T. Yards this
Morning.
King Delaney, g. Switchman, Falls
from a Moving Car and
is Killed.

Another sad accident Occurred in the X
i i. wards, about $50 this morning. which
resulted In the death vi switchman named
King Delaney. The facts in connection
with the sad affair, a. told by eve witnesses,
are about a. follows:
About the hour above mentioned the en-
gineer oi switch engine No. ~, Albert Nc
Allison. was In the acl of making. " hat il
termed by railroad men, running switch
out al L train i'seven empty Hat ears.
The unfortunate Young maD WAS on this
train, and alter the engine had
been detached from the cars, he ran over
them TO set the brakes. When between the
second and third ears, he turned around
10 see II the switch bad been set right,
when be lost his balance and Tell between
them. The fall was seen by several men
who ART employed about the yard, and as
soon "a the cars could be stopped the Young
man was picked up and carried into the
yardmaSiers Office. Dr. King Was immedi-
ately sent Tor, but before ne arrived the
young man expired.
On examination IL was found that he
had been caught by the brake beam and lit
orally rolled to death, as there was no
evidence visible that The wheels oil the cars
had passed over him.
Deceased had only been in the employ
OF the road about three weeks, most Of
which time he had been acting in the ca
pacitv OF switchman. He was about twenty
Two years Of age and halls from Moberly
where hi relatives resides.
The coroner took charge of the corpse
and had il removed 10 Lesure's undertak-
ing establishment where il was dressed
Coroner King has ordered jury and will
hold an inquest tomorrow morning.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1881-12-20
Calhoun COrralled.

Bill Calhoun, the man who shot Lis
Meiruder AT a ball near HoustOnis on
Thursday night last, was arrested at La
monte and brought to this city this morn
ing by Deputy Constable Charles. Will
liam says he has been expecting to be ar
rested ever since the shooting took place.
He will plead not guilty as be claims the
shooting was done in self-defense.
The prisoner was taken before Squire
Weber end had his examination set for
the I'D last. He was then released upon q
800 bond for his appearance. His two
brothers will Ice arrested tomorrow MORN
ING
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1881-12-20
What Kind Of a Mule /?

- following bright eriStle Wa, rccriv
cd This morning:
StpaIIA. Mo. Dec. II. l>Sl
EDITOR BAluu-I wish 10 ask .uc>-
tic through your paper, ii you find room
fc-ii
ii ii takes = train OF ears for,v-cich
hour> 1" run from New York Civ ia ~.
LCuis, nov long would il take a Missouri
tnuie 10 jump across the widest part of the.
Mississippi river and moi get his leet Wet ?
Yours Truly --
IL would take the same kind of mule a.
tic writer of the above witty production.
atcQt ten seconds TO Jump into the Miss
lppi river far eyough 10 drown himself
The BAzoO's advice is that he DO so
,lhout loss oi time
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1881-12-20
Death of Joshua HAYDEN.

On Tuesday night Joshua HAYDEN, a
prominent farmer, and one of the best
known citizens of Benton county, died sud
denly at his home three miles south of
Warsaw, of cramp collie. He had LETT
Warsaw about dark, for the purpose of go
ing home, and on arriving there ate a
hearty supper. He died soon after in
great pain.
4 post-mortem examination was held on
the body::of Mr.. Hayden by j. nMeng. 1t
was found that blood vessel had bursted,
and gallon and a half OF blood was found
ID his stomach. The deceased leaves a
wife and tive children.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1881-12-20
Accidental.

The coroner's jury empaneled this morn
ing TO inquire into the cause of the death
OF George Weldon, who was killed AT Dres-
den early yesterday morning,a iter hear
ing the evidence OF the train men and the
physicians who were called 10 attend him.
brought in verdict that the de-
ceased came to his death by an accident a,
Dresden on December IL, and that no one
was in any way responsible for his death
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1881-12-20
Mill Burned.

Land & Co.'S big -four mills burned al
Brownsville about midnight last night.
1t is DOT known how the fire originated.
The mill was one OF the largest and best IN
the state, and was almost new. The loss
will be between $4,000 and $4,000. The
amoust OF insurance was not known Ev The
BtzooS informant
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1881-12-20
Answer This Question.

Why do so many people we see around
us seem 10 prefer to suffer and be made
miserable by Indigestion, Consumption,
Dizziness, Loss OF Appetite, Coming up Of
the Food, Yellow Skin, when for 75c. we
will sell them Shiloh's Vitalizer, guaran-
teed TO cure them. Sold by your drug
gist.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1881-12-20

Mrs. T. W. Ncllhanev died al noon Ia
day, aged about forty-four years. She
leaves devoted husband and four child
rec TO mourn her untimely death.
The time OF the funeral had not been
fixed al three o'clock D. m.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1881-12-20
BURNETT'S COCOAINE.
Unlike all Other Hair Dressings.

Is the best for promoting the growth OF and
identifying the Hair, and rendering it dark
and glossy. The COCAINE holds, in liquid
form, large proportion OF COcoanut Oil,
prepared expressly Tor this purpose. No
Other compound possesses the peculiar prop
critics which so exactly suit the various
conditions ei the human hair.
The superiority OF BURNETr's FLAVOR
ING EXTRACTS consist in their perfect pur-
itv and great strength.