The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1882-07-18
WEEKLY BAZOO.
SEDALIA, MO.
TUESDAY, JULY Is. 1882.
BAzOO. BUZZ.

" esterday was pay DAY WIN the n.
& T. employees. The main line lads will be
locked after after Tomorrow.
Mrs. Rosa Nicholas died Friday even
ing, at O'Clock, at her residence, corner of
Eleventh and Wagner streets.
A new beer garden east and south Of
the freight depot is spoken of. The prop
erty has been already purchased.
The colored Reds of this city will
play a match game of ball with the col
ored club of Boonville, on Wednesday.
advertising car No. ,, of the Sells
Bros circus, left yesterday morning for
Clinton, from which point it goes to Fort
Scott.
Charlie Schneider, Of the Hermann
independent, and formerly of the Sedalia
journal, arrived in the city yesterday on
business.
Since the 18th of last month, sixty
worthless ours on which the tax of 81 pro-
vided by ordinance has not been paid,
have been sent to the happy hunting
ground, and the end is not vet.
A couple of unsightly mud holes on
Ohio street were yesterday labeled ''Ilgen-
fritz lake; fishing free" and "Ilgenfritz'
pond; bathing only % cents" A good
deal of sarcasm in these few words.
The police again request business men
TO send their names and places of residence
to the police station TO be recorded i'm a
book kept for that purpose, SO that when
store doors are found open, the proprietors
can be notified.
A aron Moss, a negro we'll known in
Sedalia. had his skull cracked at Hous-
tonia last night. He was drunk, and
picked quarrel with another negro, who
struck him on the head with brick He
was in critical condition when the branch
train stopped there, about 9:l5 last night.
The irrepressible glass cutter man is
in the city. He performs many wonderful
Ion from his month, swallowing glass, pat
mouth, and taking them out of his eyes
Any of these tricks he proposes to give
away for small consideration.
On Friday night last about one hum
bred young people left Marshall on the
evening train for Blackburn, to attend a
starlight picnic and festival, which was
largely attended from all that part of the
country. The proceeds of the entertain
ment are to be devoted ito the completion
and furnishing of a Presbyterian church.
Mrs. c. w Simms is charged by Da-
vid Evans with the larceny of linen
cluster, the property of Sarah Evans, and
valued at s.. Mrs. Simms left for St.
Louis yesterday morning, and was ar
rested on arrival there, telegram having
been sent by Deputy Constable Ramsey,
who left for that city last night, and will
return with the prisoner Tomorrow.
Sheriff Hopkins says that he was
offered six hundred dollars by the circus
companies for the privilege of putting up
bulletin boards around the public square
in Clinton, but an order from the county
court prevented his accepting it. Pity he
couldn't, as the boards would have shut
out from view the old cow shed that stands
Review.
The authorities are seriously baked
in their efforts at Furnishing end Locking
up prostitution on account of the loop
hole in the law by which theseswomen e
permitted to escape. The ordinance de-
fines as bawdy houses only those occupied
by two or more women, hence it is difficult
or impossible to convics women of prosti-
tuition living alone in single rooms.
The police yesterday forenoon arrested
John Meyer and 10. Andres for being
drunk, J. McGown for drunkenness and |
vagrancy, and James Murphy for being
drunk and exposing his person Andres |
and Meyer gave bail for their appearance,
but McGown and Murphy will spend the |
Sabbath in the classic shades of the cooler /
An old man was run in last night and,
although very drunk, he had shame
enough left TO refuse to divulge his name.