The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1882-01-24
BAzOO BUZZ.

IS. A. Wright for sewing machines.
Not an item In the police court YES
terd.y.
Officer Meyers is doing duty in Eas,
Sedalia.
No fear OF an ice famine if this weather
continues for few days.
1t is predicted by farmers that corn
will be cheaper Iii March than I'm Janu-
arv.
"A drunken man was taking snooze
near the corner of Fourth and Lamine
streets, yesterday afternoon.
If the back alleys of this CITY were
properly attended TO. SedaIia would soon
become great manure market.
Robert Davis, a switchman in the X.
q I. yaris, had his thumb mashed yester-
day, while making coupling.
Items kept on, Of the WAY yesterday,
probably afraid that the champion liar who
was in The city might get hold OF them.
The keeper, OF pool tables Ia this CITY
have made an agreement not TO issue any
more chips on pool gaines after Jan
.usry Odd.
The largest ami most ierocious look
ing OF the blood hounds used ty the
Uncle Toms Cabin company Is said 20 be
twenty-one years old.
-George +. Turner once scored 4 great
hit in the character of Wool" On next
saturday night he will appear i'm the ia
nous Ethiopian east Of 'tScud" Go and
see him.
Mike Brennan Wa too full of booze
last night and WAS kindly accommodated
with quarters in No. 4 by Marshal Shy.
He will explain his case To the recordtr
tomorrow.
Capt. l.. A. Ross yesterday sold his
house and lot, corner OF Fourth and Ken
lucky streets, TO Mrs T.. w. Bixby for
$4,000. 1t is a nice piece of property
and we'll worth the money.
An Irishman too drunk 10 give his
name Was arrested at the Garrison house
platform about half-past ten last night. !
de vas sitting where he got the full bene- |
Ut OF the blizzard from the west, and was |
yearly frozen.
"A fellow was seen on East Third |
street yesterday morning fishing An old /
chloe out OF the mire in front of his resi-
dence. 1t lis supposed that somebody was !
thc anu tnal the DOW
will DRIFT ashore i'm due time
A special train will carry the remains
81 Jack Bum 10 Lexington to-day. where
the body will be buried The order of Lo-
somotive Engineers, OF this city, Of which
deceased was a member, will attend the
funeral in a body.
In the abduction case that was before
Justice Clark Friday afternoon
defendant Lucinda Ford,
prosecutOr-the defendant was discharged
and took the child with her Lucinda
finally admitted that she had loaned the
child to Matte
-Marshal Shy received information
yesterday from the warden of the state
that james Walker, colored
boy who Was sent up from this county in
1879, for four years, for larceny, made his
'scape from that institution Friday Wal
ter's father resides In Omaha, Neb.
The police were given a lively run !,
abOut IL o'clock last night nv hearing the ,
alarm given at Mollie Blues ranche. =,
When they got there everybody had dis
They had hardly got back and :
Begun TO breathe till they heard an alarm at :
he other shebang up the road They ran :
up there, also. but the disturbers OF the \
,eace had likewise dwindied away into &
pace. 8
The meat market yesterday morning q
ras we'll supplied with rabbits and snipes,
luall and other birds of passage down the h
hroat. There was also An oppossum %
ranging on hook, and the way the Mig
ers squinted when they passed by the Il
eiicious animal was a caution. The o
ppossum was taken in chancery by big
uck niger about ten O'Clock yesterday
,orning, and it will he necessary to ap-
'oint an investigating committee to find out q
that became Of il.