The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1882-01-31
STATE ITEMS.


A daily paper will be started at indie
pendepce by Sims D,ering, To- be called
the independence Daily.
The Prize. * Austin tobacco company,
-. Louis, have Increased their capital
from $4,000 10 $4,000.
a brother If Judge j. NJ Dervis, Of
Kansas City. died al the police station 1T
that place, from injuries received by a fall.
-Bur,ie,t \. Stewart, one oi the oldest
citizens ri Cole county. died TN sunday nj
Marion, III that county, aged ssxty-six
years.
The Wabash ticket office nj Salisbury
Mo-, WAS broken into 10y an unknown
burglar. SUNDAY last, and the cash drawer
robbed III = small sum of money.
Hon W. &. Ewing. well-known
through Central Missouri, and for MANY
wears an esteemed citizen ri Cooper county,
died III Eureka Springs, ARK, Friday.
John. ! Kaiser died at 81 Lcui, in
-Ine a-vium saturday. from what i known
- acute ,jelirium. said To- have been u
p,FindUced bv witnessing the execution OF
Ills AMI kotov~ky.
- In the ~. Louis Jail. John Shea, the
murderer ot Officer Pat D0rdn, attempted
>'Iir..i,. 10y hanging. but waS eat dawn In
slime In >Jvt hl> lie until he il hanged by
lawful proceedings.
Fla E,,hwrlI. muIitt, woman in
iicl,-,i Ter luitnticiir in Randolph county.
va tried last week. found guilty. AMI sell
fenced Q" thr pemi,cntIiry Ior two years.
~he w;,~ cuuyictc,! uu circum~yauliai tvi-
Jyncr.
-IaH,- Blhrn, foreman ~ the b"o.
1ri,i ,,',. factory oi H,tfer>ou, Bell n co
~ the =, rit,uyiarv. Jr;l..r>on CITY, hal ail
tie iin-,r~ ~ his ri.nl hand torn III by a
rot.In: machine "a wA> operating.
- &. Wing. a railroad carpenter
working Tor cHv 81 the roa,t- running INTO
Kansas Ctty, sjrJ-k John Burk, drUCEcu
Gundy, over tnt bead with a bottle, irac-
turin. h!- skull. iiurk had hren In,uiIiu.
Wing y .ic
st. Joseph HI, three eases OF small
pIN alt nrou..a; there from loSa. y dis
paIch say IhLt ihr city council viii meet
.o-n -ht. Ind inst 1t j. probable that Il
vigorous quarantine against Iowa will be-
cLIoryci.
Nance Hill. burIv negro, was
brought to keyIr>viIIe Friday night with
4 log Chain around hi neck aui placed in
iaIl. lie i charged with having com
mi;te,i RAPE on Mrs Nellie Sharp, Il
white Lady living in Iriplett-
There = a small pox scare In Noberly
The Headlight saws NO one need IN,
alarmed. IL l. only a ease I'll varIi"ad
found in cahou>c AMI sent from Love
I 3 Il. "A
that was hid away in the caboo,e that pa
pr II. elects to~ay.
Johnny Heating. Il saloon keeper In
Hannibal, un SUNDAY evening, took swat
low oi ammonia by mistake, thinking il
was water. lie suffered the mast intense
ascny ior several hours, and his life was
de~plirrd of Sunday night, but he is IT..
ported much better now.
Mrs. Reilly wife of Michael Reilly. the
MURDERER al Hatch At ~. Louis. has inSti-
Iutcd suit for divorce against her husband
Reilly now lives at Kansa, City. He ha,
deserted his wife, and lett her i'm destitute
owned being sold under Il mortgage.
i, is estimated that nearly Sl5O,OOO
have oeen sent out OF Randolph in the
past lew months To buy food for stock But
the MONEY thus expended has ALREADY
to return BY the sale OF stock.
at least $4,000 worth having been shipped
during the past two weeks-Moberly !
Headlight.
Theodore krauss, president; X. j Al |
thur, cashier, and Henry French, Albert |
and Mrs. A. Krauss, directors OF |
The d,iunct Missouri Valley bank at Kan
,as City, have been indicted Tor receiving
deposits when knowing the bank to be in
an unsafe condition.
There was rumor sfioat last night |
that all the conductors on this end of the /
Ohio i Mississippi road would be dis
charged, except Helm and Mcpherson, of /
Inc Salem accommodation The rumor
could not De traced To any reliable source.
however. and all the men were at work as
Louis Glob-- Democrat
WIN. Price, at Lexington, while chop |
ping wood, M raising his AK above his |
head ii caught on the limb of tree. and !
descending with force the edge struck his
right instep and passed through the bone !
II the foot, almost severing il, leaving il |
hanging bv the skin and some of the flesh ]
u the sole.
The ST. Loui, News saws that "oi the !
l1O persons seat To- quarantine from Janu. !
ary /, 1851, To- January 10. l,S2, thirry-six !
have died, oi which number twenty two |
were persons who had never been vac
six were persons who had been |
vaccinated fifteen wears ago and not since !; !
three persons were vaccinated within fiji |
teen years, and i've persons have died |
whose histories regarding vaccination are |
unknown to the health department"
Pleasant Hill thieves are no re
specters Of persons. - the following ex-
tract from the Review shows: Some !
thief and rascal generally,
went into the NJ F.. church in this city /!
last Thursday, 18th inst, and took there !
from an overcoat belonging to Rev. Jones |
Mr.. Jones was holding service during the |
lay, and lett his coat an the coat room. in !
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