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The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1882-05-09
CALIFORNIA TROUT.
Three Thousand Of Them to be
Brought to Pettis County.

Capt. l.. l.. Bridges has received letters
from the assistant fish commissioner of the
United States, saying that 5000 California
trout are al the hatchery. at Worthwhile,
Michigan, subject TO his order.
Through the influence of Senator Vest,
$1,000 were allotted TO the state of Mis-.
souri,, and of this number 5000 are given
10 Pe:tis county. They should have been
sent or called for by May /, but as Mr.
Bridges was absent from the city, he did
not receive the letters notifying him of
the fact until yesterday. He al once iele-
graphed to Worthwhile, saying he would
send for them, and followed his telegram
with q letter OF instructions.
To-day Captain Dick Baker has called
upon a number of our people anG solicited
subscriptions for paying the EXPENSES in
CURED, and has met with remarkabi. sue
cess. They will probably arrive in a few
days, when Capt. Bridges will call meet
ing, and places for planting will he de-
termined upon. 1t is likely that 1000 will
be deposited i'm Browns spring, while the
remainder will be lanted in Lake creek
and the waters at the head of Flat creek
If there are any parties who desire to
subscribe a small amount toward defray-
ing the expenses incident to bringing the
fish here, they can do so by calling upon
Capt. Baker.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1882-05-09
FROM A SHOP GIRL
Who Yearns for Liberty" and
Nobody Holds Her.

The following communication has been
received in this Office, and while the BAzOo
believes that the shop girl" is not always
treated with due respect, vet IL was not the
intention in the sermon of last Sunday a
week To allude 10 her i'm the remoiest de-
gree:
EDITOR BAzoo:-Your Sunday sermon
i'm last SUNDAYS issue, advising girls to
keep of the streets" was read by me with
interest. like the tone Of il splendidly.
think il should be adhered to az
much as possible, especially by those who
have so much leisure time.
You should have been more lenient In
vour views, when taking into considera-
lion that girls who work for a living-espec-
tally seamstresses-are compelled TO
walk the streets in carrying their work TO
and from the shop. No doubt but that
the same expression you quoted has been
made about the shop girl" The shop
girl" will acknowledge she is often seen
upon the street, but il is for legitimate
purpose. Ii is not TO show her ine clothes,
Tor she has none her clothes are made
simple and plain. and paid for when
bought. What attention she draws ought
TO be of the kind that will show her
enough respect to step aside and let her
pass unjostled, and not rush by her and
nearly knock the bundles out OF her arms.
Shop girls" don't get the credit and re-
spect they ought To have. Those men who
are so apt TO make lewd remarks about
girls walking the streets had better find
employment that would earn them even
their salt, than LOAF around street corners
and gaze upon ladies whe might pass them.
You can rest assured, you will not see the
shop girl" firt with any one, but should
it be necessary for her TO stop and speak
10 friend ON the street, she does not think
it would be imprudent TO do SO. In the
name OF Patrick Henry, we say, give us
liberty or give us death" SHOP GIRL.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1882-05-09
Satin or Socks.

A lady Yesterday purchased from a
young clerk i'm an Ohio street store, be-
tween Main and Third, a dress pattern of
satin. She took il TO the dressmaker and
there was not sufficient material, SO Young
lady was sent to the store for more satin.
The clerk cut of and wrapped mp the de-
sired quantity, then began Ginning the
damsel i'm regard to the last "dawnce."
When the lady turned to leave, he handed
her small package, supposed to contain
the desired satin. On reaching the dress
makers place, the package was unrolled
amid a company of ladies, and a pair OF
gents socks, sadly in need of laun-
dry, fell out and began playing leap frog
over the floor. The doors and windows
were opened and the socss marched mp
street, driven by the ladies to the store
from whence they came, on entering
which the herd of socks were rounded up"
by the ladie and the query fired al the
store proprietor. "Do you call those things
satin?" Business .. and ''dawnces" were
never intimate friends.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1882-05-09
Skin Diseases Cured.

BY DR. FRAAER's MAGIC OINTMENT.
Cures AS il by magic, Pimples, Black Heads
or Grubs, Blotches and Eruptions on the
face, leaving the skin clear, healthy and
beautiful. Also cures Itch, BARRIERS Itch,
Salt Rheum, letter, Ringworm, Scald
Head, Chapped Hands, Sore Nipples. Sore
Lips, old, obstinate Ulcers and Sores &c.
SKIN DISEASE.
F. Drake, esq, Cleveland, o., suffered
beyond all description from skin disease
which appeared on his hands, head and
face, and nearly DESTROYED his eyes. The
most careful doctoring failed to help him,
and after all failed he used DR. Frazier's
Magic Ointment and was cured by few
applications.
~The first and only positive cure for
skin diseases ever discovered.
Sent by mail on receipt of fifty cents
HENRY & Co., Sole Prop'rs.
% Nesey street, New York
For Blind, Bleeding, Itching or liberated
Piles DIR. WILLIAMS INDIAN PUr ONT
NENr is a sure cure. Price hy mail 21.0O,
Tor ssle y druggists.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1882-05-09
TWO YEARS IN THE PEN
Emil Umfrid Sentenced as Above
for Killing VIII. Bartlett.

News was brought in by passengers on
the narrow gauge, to-day, from Warsaw,
that Emil Umirid, of Lincoln, who was
on trial there for the killing of Walter III.
Bartlett, on Saturday, July %, 1881, al
Lincoln, Benton county, Missouri, had
been awarded two years i'm the stale pen
itentiary.
The circumstances of the killing are
about as follows:
Bartlett was a well digger. Umfrid was
then, and still is, OF the firm OF Berens
X Co., prosperous merchants at Lincoln.
Bartlett and Umirid had dispute about a
we'll. The dispute occurred in the store oi
Berens Il Co, and arose from a trouble
about the well which Bartlett had dug.
The point al issue was the matter OF plac-
ing a windmill in the we'll. Bartlett got
hot; in fact he was very, very mad. He
raised a chair To strike tmfrid, but
the latter did not particularly de-
sire having his head used as i
block up.n which chair was To be broken
so he went into the back room and
got his revolver. He came back with IL
in his hand Bartlett did not scare worth
a cent. In fact he got madden. He struck
at Umirid with the chair, and succeeded
in knocking the revolver out of his hand.
This made Umfrid warmer, and grabbing
mp the weapon hastily, he popped away.
His aim was little too true. he bullet
entering Bartlett's head over the right
eve and coming ont over the left ear.
Bartlett fell To the floor, the crimson
flood squirting in thick stream, and
diving the boards where he Tell with its
crimson tide. He died almost instantly.
I-mfrid stood for moment as ii paralyzed
Then seeing demonstrations on the part
of the mob to lynch him, he darted out
the door, leaped into Buggy, and drove
as fast as the horses could GO until he got
TO Warsaw, where he gave himself mp.
After the verdict of the jury was given
last night, a motion was made ior a new
trial.
Umfrid is recognized, wherever known,
as good man, q clever neighbor and a
good citizen, but possesses a very violent
temper which, to-day, has cast a shadow
over his future existence
Mr. Umfrid can be thankful that his
punishment is as light as il is, and while
he is a good man, he is none to good To he
punished for taking the life OF fellow
being.
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THE BLAIR KILLING.
An Interview With Capt Bridges,
ofthis City, Who Returned
this Morning.

Capt l.. L. Bridges returned this morn
ing from Huntsville, Randolph county,
where he was called, Monday, to assist in
the prosecution of Alfred Jones, the car
penter who shot and killed DR.. 5 H. Blair,
at Clifton Hill, on Sunday, for alleged i'm
proper intimacy with his tJOneso wife /:
4 BAZOO reporter had brief talk with
Mr.. Bridges, and learned some particulars
i'm regard to the sad affair, which will
prove of interest:
On Sunday Mr.. Jones and Mr.. Rogers
were in drug store al Clifton Hill, en-
gagged in conversation. On leaving the
store, they started in company toward the
railroad, on reaching which they perceived
Dr. Blair walking i'm the direction OF his
home. Jones at once increased his speed,
leaving Mr.. Rogers some feet in the rear,
and kept on walking until he came up with
Blair, when he made some remark, the ma
ture Of which is unknown, and an instant
lated fired from within his coat pocket a
five-chamber. $50 ,libre "Penetrator" re-
volver, the ball taking effect i'm the breast
of Mr. Blair, ranging to the lett. At the
same time Jones said: Now, by God,
you'll not bother me any more
The wounded man al once staggered and
called ont to Mr.. Rogers, who was about
twenty-five feet distant, Julius, come and
help me-" and at the same time he laid
hold OF Jones, who said to Rogers, Don't
come, Julius"
Rogers then started away, when Blair
fell to the ground. Rogers returned, and
STOPPING down, said: Are YOU hurt
much?' An affirmative nod was all, and
to the second question, Did Jones kill
won ?" like nod was given.
The court room was crowded Yesterday
when Jones was arraigned for preliminary
hearing. He was defended by Hall, of
MoberIy, and Reed, OF Huntsville, while
Bridges, OF this city, and Waller, OF RAN
dolph county. prosecuted.
The witnesses for the prosecution were
examined. but the state waived the intro
ductiOn of evidence for the defence, and
the prisoner was admitted To bail i'm the
sum 5000, for his appearance at the
September term of court, his father, OF
Dekalb county, and father-in-lsw, of
Kentucky, becoming his sureties.
Jones is man j3 years OF age, and came
from Kentucky.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1882-05-09
A Cock Fight.

Our neighboring town of Windsor boasts
of several gentlemen who might be termed
sports, providing the word is MI misin-
terpreted Of this number are Ben Smith,
the accomplished telegraph operator, and
Mr.. J. F. Walls, equally as we'll and favor
ably known. They are the owners OF a
couple of game cocks, and each was salts
tied his bird was able to down the other
To settle the question of superiority, a
match was arranged, and last night it took
place in the rear of the billiard hall, on
Main street. in the presence OF half the
populace. But few rounds were fought,
however, as some one quietly whispered
that il was an indictable ofiense, and the
owners of the cocks quickly took them in
charge and beat hasty retreat 1t is said
the end is not vet, and the cocks NAV be
taken TO Indian territory and permitted
to fight it out.
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vas struck and tried il was found TO pos
sess strong mineral flavor and tastes, and
an examination OF ii was determined ON.
Mr.. Ream sent some OF the water To the
analytical chemist, Dr. Juan ii. Wright,
OF ST. Louis, and after a careful analysis
by that expert, il was discovered To- be
strongly impregnated with the magnesia,
lime and iron salts.
The doctor also stated that he belived
it will prove valuable medicinal water,
and suggested complete quantitive anal
ysis.
The sample analysed also contained car
bonic acid, silica, organic matter, sui
pilates of magnesia, iren, potash, carbon
ates OF lime, magnesla and iron.
Ii is believed that this water will prove
the equal OF that OF Eldorado Springs, and
it is expected great healing blessings will
HOw from this we'll
May Green Ridgers drink nothing but
Ream's water.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1882-05-09
Breaking Up House.

The Van Camp family, now residing on
Seventh street, will dismember on next
Monday. Fred Van Camp and wife will
leave for Tecumseh, Neb, where they will
make their home, Fred. travelling, during
the season, a. solo cOrnetist with theat-
rical troupe. VIM. Van Camp lett this
week for Chicago to secure medical treat
ment for his ewes, afflicted by cataract.
Mrs. Van Camp and Misses Mabel and
Gertie will remain i'm the city during the
summer, having secured a suit of rooms at
Fleischman's. corner of Fifth and La
fayette streets.
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Married Yesterday.

Mr.. y. h. Chapman, the well-kDown
limb OF the law at Windsor, was married,
Yesterday afternoon, TO Miss Ella Evans,
at the residence of the brides parents, near
Lincoln, Benton county, by Rev. X. II.
Harris.
They arrived at Windsor about six
o'clock last evening, where a cordial well
come was extended them by their many
friends, and later in the evening were the
recipients of charivari at the hands of
half the hoodlums of the place. The best
wishes of the BAZoO are extended TO Mr..
Chapman and his fair bride.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1882-05-09
A DEATH BLOW
To the Present Indian Out
break in the Far
West.

San Francisco, May A Lords
burg dispatch says that in the fight OH
the 10Th between the Mexicans under
Col. Garcia and Loco's band, the
Indians lost seventy-eight killed and
all their stock. Loco was killed and
thirty.three Indians taken prisoners.
The Mexicans' loss is stated at twenty
seven killed and wounded. This in
formation is from a reliable source,
and if confirmed may be regarded as a
death blow to the present Indian out
break, which has resulted so disastrous
ly to Arizona and New Mexico.
A careful summary shows al
whites and Mexicans killed by the
Indians during the past two weeks,
500 head OF stock killed and captured j,
and destruction of over So, 900 worth
of property.
ANOTHER ACCOUNT.
A Tombstone dispatch says the
excitement is completely quieted.
Capt. Harris, of the first cavalry, and
command, reached here to-day from
Helms ranch. No Indians are in that
vicinity. Capt. Harris thinks all the
hsstiles escaped to Mexico. No hos
tiles are in Drago, or in the mountains
or anywhere else within fifty miles of
Tombstone.
A Tucson dispatch says govern
ment courier arrived here this morn
ing with dispatches, and reports find
ing Indians about thirty-fve miles
from there. They chased him into
Corrisills, where his horse gave out.
Miners have come in from Tresher
mosoa and report about 125 Indians
in that section.
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Circuit Court.
TUEsDAY,MAY ,. 1882.

TUESDAY, MAY >, lSS2.
The following proceedings were had in
the circuit court to-day
First National bank vs. b. q. Wilker-
son, administrator, non suit ; motion for a
new trial.
l.. l.. Brooks VS.. j. IT, Strale. rent dis
missed at plaintiffs cost.
G w. Garrison VS.. Mary Conner et al.
appeal dismissed.
Sedalia Savings bank VS. I. J. Bentley
on change of venue continued.
Plum & Atwood manufacturing COM
pany VS.. Holcomb d Andrews, verdict for
plaintiff for S2l2
Fred Schacklin VS.. F. Kruger. damages:
dismissed.
F. II. Hall VS. +. E. Caryell, appeal !;
dismissed at plaintiffs cost.
}. h. Wells W. JAS. BOuldin, Ell al, APP
peal continued
C. Higgins VS.. J. l.. Cartwright, note
continued.
Patric Grace VS.. City of Sedalia, ac-
count continued.
r. l.. Phipps VS.. Helena H. Phipps, d.
vorce; defendant files amended petition.
S. l.. Highleyman VS.. j. HI. Bailey Ell al
dismissed.
Abe Meyers VS. Sedalia Street railway
company dismissed at defendants cost.
Stephens Filter company VS.. ID. l. Hol.
comb, appeal continued.
Clara l.. Parks ct al. VS.. J. West Good
win, damages; motion for security for costs
WEDNESDAY, MAY 3, 1882
The proceedings to-day were as follows
w. II. Rhodes VS.. Wade Mosebv, appeal
dismissed at plaintiffs cost.
Edward Hurley VS.. S. w. & s. R'y Co..
damages defendant files demurrer.
Lewis A. Current VS.. Mo. Pac. R'y Co.
damages plaintiff files reply.
Cyrus Newkirk VS.. James Franklin,
ejeciment; continued.
s. W. & S. R'y vs.. w. =. Brown, sub
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1882-05-09
Reported Resignation of Georgia 9
Senators.

Washington, May At is reported
here that the resignation of Senator
Hill, of Georgia, has been sent to the
governor of that state, and that Sena-
tor Brown contemplates resigning.
Bad health is given as the reason for
the action on the part of both seDa-
tors. 1t is also said that ex-senator
Gordon will be appointed to the senate
to fill one of the vacancies.
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He Sights.

For several days certain young man of
this city, who wears a navy suit OF clothes,
has been noticed as a regular visitor at
the depot, every afternoon, on the arrival
of the trains.
He invariably stands on the south side
of the tracks and always looks under and
between the coaches. What ne is sighting
is not known. but he observes as faithfully
as though he saw something pretty. Let
ND SONNY
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Large Purchase of Ice.

Mr.. John w. Siebe returned last uig hit
from Schell CITY, where, Yesterday. he
purchased from Mr.. oliver Duck. pro-
prietor of the eating house there, twelve
car loads of ice Mr. Duck secured ii from
the railway company, and it is now stored
at Hannibal, from which point it will be
shipped to Sedalia at an early day.
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Oh, MOI

There is very prominent gentleman of
this city, living ON Broadway, who said he
he would not allow certain paper to be
brought into his house
One day, recently, he was called on by a
friend, and what was the latter's surprise
to find that very puritanic gentleman in
his sitting room reading the ostracised
paper with great relish Consistency,
thou art a Jewel"
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1882-05-09
Contract Thrown Up.

Geo. Snedaker, yesterday, threw mp the
contract of grading and macadamIzing
Third street, from Ohio to the railway
crossing, recently awarded him by the
city council, because when he went out 10
begin the work, his bond being approved,
dozen of the wealthiest property owners
along the line of the proposed improve
ment said they intended doing the work
themselves along in front of their prop
erty, while the balance of the property
holders said they would not pay for such
Improvement except at the tail end OF a
law suit
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scriptlon; motion filed TO strike out part
of defendants answer.
Edgar Adams VS.. Vim. Newell, eject
ment submitted to special jndge Mont
gomery, who found for the plaintiff.
Patrick ii. Grace vs. City OF Sedalis, ac-
count continued
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Death of w. L. Felix.

The following brief telegram from DIR. A.
p Snoddy, of Lamonte, to Mrs. W. l..
Felix, dated at San Antonio, Texas, tells of
the death of Mr.. Felix, in that city, last
evening
willie is dead. Will be in Sedalia Sat-
urday. Have funeral i'm the evening"
The above is all that is known at pres
ent. Mr. Felix had been I'LL for several
weeks, and il was only last week that he
was brought from Lamonte TO his home
here.
1t was then thought he was somewhat
improved in health. and trip to Texas
was arranged. In company with DIR.
Snoddy, his brother-in-law, he left Sc
dalia, last Friday night, for the Lone Star
state.
There are few i'm Sedalia who did not
know W. l.. Felix, and the announcement
of his death will cause universal sorrow.
He was consistent member of the Chris
tian church. of which he had been a men,
Der for many years A wife and three
childreA are left TO mourn his early de-
mise.
The Knights OF Pythias. of which order
he was an honored member, will attend his
funeral i'm a body
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Dug at Green Ridge.

To-day, Mr.. ID. Rice, of Green Ridge,
was met by BAzoo reporter, to whom he
gave some Information about a famous
we'll recently dug al that town by j. 5.
ReaD
The well is l20 feet dep, and the stream
Of water vigorous and copious. When il
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Died.

Mrs. Judge Bray died in this city last
night, OF cancer, aged 52 years. Funeral
at , p. IN. tomorrow, from the Ohio street
NJ. F. church, Rev Jackson officiating,
Revs. Stewart and Miller assisting. Friends
OF the family invited. A sketch of the
deceased will appear in the next SUNDAY
MORNING BAZOO.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1882-05-09

-SHILOH'S VITALIZER is what you
need for Constipation, Loss of Appetite,
Dizziness and all symptoms OF Dyspepsia.
Price 10 and IS cents per bottle. For sale
by all druggists.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1882-05-09

-CATARRH CURED, health and
sweet breath secured, by Shiloh's Catsrrh
Remedy. Price 30 cents. Nasal Injector
free
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1882-05-09

Try Sichers' ice cream
soda, unsurpassed in the city.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1882-05-09

THAT HACKING COUGH can be
SO quickly cured by Shiloh's Cure. We
guarantee it. For sale by all druggists.
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Ice cream, orange ice every
day at Sichers'.
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Louisiana State Lottery COMPANY,

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BY an overwhelming popular vote its franchises
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WILL YOU SUFFER with Dyspepsia
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is guaranteed to cure Won. For sale by
all druggists.
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-SHILOH'S COUGH and Consumption
/ Cure is sold by us on guarantee. 1t cures
consumption. For sale by all druggists.
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Remember all diseases of the stomach
and intesrines, urinary and digestive organs
cured by using Browns Iron Bitters.