The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1882-09-19
yAIiABuSpIsH LOOKING Dogs

yAGABuSpIsH LOOKING DGis
adds liveline>s 10 the tncampment, which
is a realization of some OF George Bbr-
rows unrival-d descriptions, in the heart
OF the greatest commercial city of this
continent.
What promises To become general rev.
oiution In the matter of lighting is an &C.
complished fact in the lower part of the
city, whe:e thousands Of electric lamps
are i'm use in newspaper Offices, printing
Offices. etc. Preparations were in progress
a wear aud half before the lighting be-
came partially practicable. Mr.. Edison is
the presiding genius in the supply of al
Elimination. which is either provided d..
rectly from the works owned BY the Edison
company. or from IN schinery supplied by
them to Individual firms Who prefer TO
own THEIR PROPER SOURCES OF SUPPLY.
At the present time, excluding these. many
buildings in the ARA bounded By Spruce,
Wall, Nassau and Pearl streets are nightly
aglow With the soft. steady, mellow and
pleasant light OF incaudescrnt lamps. IL
is expected that, in q short time, cleo
trio motors instead ii steam, will be used
in the production of TIE current in all
cases where great power is required
SuspiciousIy hard upon the November
election members OF the Central Labor
Union have made Ihtir great parade. At
their meeting for final arrangements, II
wa. promised that ut least twenty Thousand
lueu would be in line. but there were not
ten Thousand actually present, bands and
drummers included, and ii is questionable
whether fifteen hundred lahorers, properly
So called wore So unw iSe AS TO
FORFEIT THEIR DAYS LABOR
and spend money they can i'll afford to
waste in parade and junk.ting The pro-
c-ssion presented very respectable ap-
pearance, consisting. As i; cid. tor the
greater part uf men who can afford TO wear
broadclolh garments jewelers.. cloth.
curt. rs. hat-makers. painters and printers.
MANY of whom. as il appeared TO your cor
respondent, did mol enjoy tramping in the
hot sun IS portions of price, ssion. giving
prominence la mottOes the wisdom OF which
is more than questionable, certainly am
sw.rcd TO the description of "laborers,"
even less fully than working masOns and
bricklavers. whose sun-brnnzrd faces gave
them an appearance more like that Of the
actually unskill.d workmen whose employ
ment was made to give a natne 10 the DEM
ons, ration "Pay no rent" was one motto ::
Eight hours for work. eight hours for
rest and eight hours for recreation, vas
another: and "Indicotions are that No
vember 9Th will be
COLD DAY FOR POLITICIANS;
still another. The inquiry was made.
Bill ?" One motto protested against prison
Il has. q 4
were created alike and equai,"s Sufficient
ly FREE paraphrase OF dictum less open
to criticism. As a matter Of course, mo-
nopolists were emphatically "d0~ned
with" and the sentiments Of the process
sionists were generally of radical not 10
saw meuacing character, fortunately not
answerablA to the appearance aud conduct
of the men, who were reviewed rom a stand
i'm Union square, occupied by about fifty
persons, none of particular prominence.
The DAYS proceedings wound up with a
picnic held at Elm park. where innocent
fun i'm which wives and saeethearts par
ticipaIed. gave the best Justification of The
holiday. If which mo feilow" can see tire
utility as "a demonstration, excepting that
il was intended 10
HAVE A POLITICAL INFLUENCE
aff citing the approaching elections. AIN
afraid ii must be added that the iDsignIii-
cant number "i m.n WHO took part I'M IL
tended Ia nullily such ettteI, il ii were in
deed anticipated.
Some sensational developments are prom
i>ed in case the preliminary stage a.;
WHICH las developed testimony of an nn
commonly Interesting character. A New
Gurk merchant named Joseph j. Levi w;s>
arrested ..n he 2olh ct June last on. The
cnsl;,.. oi b,ing the father OF chile borne
by Miss Jessie Willard, a.mnsic Teacher.
ia that city of scandals, Brooklyn. He
aiirge, that Miss Miiliard's child, which
was torn August 80, 1881, disd on the lSth
Of SrpteLiber, I'm the same year, and pro-
auc.s certificate from the i,oabd of health
20 prove his statement. 4 few DAYS ago
HEHAD Miss WILLARD ARRESTED
for her alleged prosecution of him anent a
matter o: which the subj CT, as he main
tains, is dead. and pref. FRED the further
charge against her ri pe'jnry, i'm saying OH
the occasion of h;s arrest, that the child
was alive and liable t. become burden on
the city, The minor Of these charges was
not taken up, but Miss Willard has been
parollrd in the custody of her LAWYER, Tor
further hearing on thu grave accusation oi
Ierjnry. Her statement is that she Will bv
able To produce Lewis child in court, and
that the aid who died and the certificate
If whose deaIh was given by the board OF
health, WAS not hers, but sickly substi-
luie placed in her apai iments during her
iins - by two men, who removed tie true
CHI; Ia, W ich i now in the custody al a
wvman who will testify 10 : being hers
The newspapers in their iaudahl, zeal
for the public good are making their re-
ports OF
BRUTAL. CLUBBING BIZ POLICEMEN
very conspicuous bv means of emphatic
description and remark. zone Of Tie
finest" has distinguished himself recently
Nv officially bruising TIE bodies of women.
IL would, perhaps. I've hard TO require
force So energetic in the direction If crack
ina heads and the la,erarinu af arms and