The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1882-04-18
MISSOURI MATTERS
As Cleaned from the Bazoo's Val
liable Exchanges.

Holden has a pocketbook manufac-
tory.
There are thirty five cases of small
pox at High Point.
-Rockville's minstrel troupe is named
the ''Sunhower."
Macon City is rapidly recovering from
the bank failures effects.
j w. johnson, of Kirksville, has re-
moved his law office to UniOnville.
The state Sunday school convention
will be hell At Laclede June I'd and 3rd.
Mrs Dunbar has been reelected matron
of the lunatic asylum at Fulton.
The state medical convention meets IN
Hannibal, May Ii, for three days session.
Judge Jas. X. Bowman, of Rolla, has
Leen acquitted Of killing A. Hayes, ON the
self-defense plea.
Col. Switzier, of the Columbia States
man, succeeds J. h. Rogers rs a curator of
the state university.
Water works are being arranged for at
Rich Hill, and gas works are certain To
follow i'm short order.
Rev. w. III. Nichols, late of Boone
county,. VIII
Nv, the 18th, to Miss Emma Earle.
The election for school directors at
Boonville decided that German should not
be taught i'm the schools.
The First National bank of Kirksville
has been organized, with a capital OF $jO,,
900, owned by fifteen stockholders.
Dan Langston, Of Kansas City, has
bought for 81 500 the famous race horse
Wild Moore, of Dallas, Texas.
The ladies of the Christian church at
Independence are securing a fund with
which To purchase carriage for their
pastor, Rev. Mr.. Proctor.
A .ience" house has been discovered
i'm operation again on Pete's island, OPP
posite Hannibal, and the occupant and a
great deal Of plumber captured.
-Robt. ii. q. Keevan, of Chillicothe, is
awarded churn patent, and A. Needles
of Sedalia, patent for a shoe or glove
fastener and lock hinge.
There is a man in Brunswick who in
sists that April 1st is legal American
holiday. That sort of man, however, has
a holiday the year round.
Jos Baker, of Barnard, young man
Of about twenty, while crazy from liquor,
threw himself i'm front of the train near
Maryville and was cut To pieces.
-Lemuel Durham, a l6-year-old son
of /. III. Durham, living near Fulton,
committed suicide by shooting. The de-
ceased was student at Westminster col
lege.
The new four-story hotel at Glasgow
is TO be supplied with water by means OF a
steam pump. The guests will cOmmuni-
cate with the office from their rooms by
telephone.
The Rustic-Leader urges the establish
ment at Lebanon of an unsectarian col
lege. and proposes that the MANY large
landowners in Laclede county contribute
land toward college fund.
By change of venue from Douglass
to Webster county, the death sentence OF
VIM. Andrews has been committed To fii-
teen years imprisonment. He murdered
Sampson Maggard, June %, 1880
Land, the perjured train robber, says
he wishes to tell who was at the bottom
of his lying confession, but newspaper
men are excluded from the Jail, hence the
N
as to the whole neutrality-suspicious. Pro-
gress.
AT the funeral i'm Canton, Wednesday
last, of Willie Miller, who was drowned
by his wagon tipping over in the river,
Misses Mary Werly and Sallie Constant
were thrown from wagon by the seat
falling and the former was severely
bruised.
Winnie Lee Spicer, living in Mexico,
with family by the name of Tincher,
wants to know the whereabouts of her
father, whom she has not seen or heard
from since he gave her away when a child
to man named Roach, in Virginia, some
time after the close of the late war.
1t is thought that eventually the lat
ter day saints headquarters will be remov-
ed from Lamani, Ia, to Independence,
Mo-, and that the temple first proposed by
Joseph Smith, ST., in 1880, will be erected
upon what is now known as the temple
grounds in the western part OF the city
The conference nos being held at indie
pendence is transacting much important
business.