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The Hawaiian gazette., 1882-04-05
Dinner ts His Majesty.

His MAJESTY and suite were the guests of H. l..
the Japanese Envoy m dinner at thu Hawaiian
Hotel on Thursday last The distinguished COM
pany comprised, His Majesty, Mr. Michiuori S.
Nagasaki and two Attaches Hons. A. T. Judd. IS.
4. Green. J. ). Walker W. y. Armstrong j. ".
hapcna. Governor Domiuis .Colunels W D. Allen
aud Curtis laukua Messr-. II. T. Whitney ACTING
Chamberlain and Mr.. J. o. Carter. japanese
Commercial Agent. Tho HeaH reelected credit ON
the caterer Mr. j. 7. Llwlor. MS also did tine table
and room decorations ou Mrs. laul1r
Mr.. Berger was IN attendance With the Band
and dlscuurSed the following well selected pro-
-rammo IN excellent STYLE;
March The Prince ITrrgr.I
Overture In che Italian ~fr1s.... ....-. schubert
Ballet Music Astoria .-.- Ahrrf
ricroio Fnk8-Ihc llimmr- HIaI .....-.. Selling
selection The Barber of seville T,.,--irt
Waltz Stories OF toe Aiguaa Forrest sirrrss
Selection % lrcif". Auirau
Modicr-Flrasanf NHWurf Berger
They also played the Turkish Reyiow The
royal party broke up q few minutes before II
clock. and drove OF IN their respective carriages
the manipulating meanwhile Hawaii pOnu
The Hawaiian gazette., 1882-04-05
Tic following is the programme at s.. Andrews

Cathedral for the ensuing par; Of the week:
"Wednesday. THURSDAY aud SATURDAY. a iu- Ioy
Communion. E;Hl; Mathis aud sermon. %; Children
Service. r;Yi D. M Eycu-our and sermon, s;Jl.
Ciocd Friday. Ante Communion Office $50 m.
Mltins and sermon II a. M.
Indications cn ihe Passon. : J.. an Evcusou- and
sermon. ssgl.
SatuIdsr Holy Communion s;9J a. M. Mathis u
q. m. Holy Communion, y M. Evensouc, d;31 p. ~.
His Majesty started on a tour round this Island
ON Monday afternoon The ROYAL Party iucluded
The japanese Ambassador. Hon. ]. L. Bush. Col.
Curtis p. laukea, Major j. II. BOYD, Acting Chani-
berlain H. Z. Whitney and Captain Htley On
Monday evening the party slept az Major Boyds
ranch NJ kailua. On Tuesday morning they rode
over 10 Waimanalo where they were entertained By
Mr. J. A. Cumrnins. After some STAY the party
proceeded round the Island. calling az Mr. John
GcKeague's. where they had an excellent lunch.
NJ. ", NJ. Soorr pursued las theme on Japan
last Thursday evening Il proved as equally in
ieressag as his former lecture. and notwithsiand-
ing the counter aitTacilcqs on that evening. he
had q full and attractive audience The reported
injustice Of consular jurisdiction tina, tiles the
very spirit Of the progressveness Of this peculiar
and Interesting people. Is question which
there may be more than one opinion. Al any rate
The Hawaiian gazette., 1882-04-05

We are requested TO state that Halidies wire
ropcway. nov IN use at Kcalia plantation kapaa.
bears no similarity whatever 30 the wire tramwsys
previously erected on these Islands. Il has been
utilized carrying ore on the continent of America
foy the past Il years but 1t Is only lately that its
adaptabliiy has been tested IN the transportation
OF cane. The inventor Dir. Hallidie. is also the
inventor Uf the cable railroads well and favor
ably known in san Francisco
The Hawaiian gazette., 1882-04-05

H1uRsINmED on UNFURNIsnEp ROOMS
II can 81 had a 70 king Street
80 ERs. POAROY
The Hawaiian gazette., 1882-04-05

The Rev. J. A. Cruzan will deliver an address to-
morrow evening at Fort Street Church IN further
ance of the Temperance cause. The occasion IS
also that of the annual meeting of the Temper
ance organization in this city. Reports viii be
presented by the various committees and musical
selections will also be Introduced. The entertain
mont viii commence az haif-past O'Clock.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1882-04-05

ME-. FRANZ HEUsrAcE WILL ATTEND
4NA 10 The Duyagc Brsiness % tlc ala e.. ?. Ward
and Is authorized 70 collect acrounts.
A. JAEGER Temporary Administrator
Of the estate Or Curtis r. Ward
nonaiull. March 18Th fssz So I'm
The Hawaiian gazette., 1882-04-05

AT THE ANNUAL MEETING or TIE
n shareholders Of The Ookala Sugar Plantation 20.
held in Honolulu March 18th. The following officers
Ecrc elected for the eusuiuz year;
President. -...-.....-. wv. T.. Green.
Vice President Do. ftsbt. Mckibbiu
Treasurer .Aler. NcKIbBlu.
sccretgry.. Capt. IT, W Nit.
Addition ". e. Hufdulf
segt n. ~. Mfsr ser'y.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1882-04-05

BY the arrival of the Forest QreeH ON the morn
ing of the Sd instant. We are in receipt of files
up to the 2lst of March. We clip the following
interesting items:
The Hawaiian gazette., 1882-04-05

THIS Is TO CERTIFY lIIAT TIE
IL drm 81 % !. N. Dat. Jr & Co stationcrs and
News Dealer consists Of J. n Dat. Jr. and ". /.
erieve. both of Honolulu.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1882-04-05
Hwau


Tire American bara Es-ou from Newcastle New
South Wales. is nj Nahukoua with cargo Of Goals
for the Hawaiian Railroad Company.
new industry is being arted III kona, Ha-
vail. Some gentlemen haveSaid out n cOusidera-
BILE extent of ground III pineapples and other
fruits. which they intend 10 put up IN cans. This
Is an enterprise that VIII be watched with interest.
MAULl
The three Mills at SprucEe'syllle are still grind.
ing and both Waikiki and waikapu Mills are in
full blast
III, weather during tine early part Of last week
was exceptionally fine. On Saturday rain set in
again. and ii was coming down good and solld
when the steamer left kahalui.
The came iD al paris of the island Is looking
splendid. The whole country is one mass Of veT-
durc. 1t is lovely prospect looking across from
Waiusu towards the Great Mountain, about the
base. there j. magnificent sweep Of bright green
cane lanl.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1882-04-05

Rex IS. ChOng Chow, perjury.
Rex VS.. 4. -. Rowe, selling liquor without license
Sir. J. Russell and J. NJ. Davidson for defendant.
Rex VS.. AhOng alias Low Kong Yuen, accessory
after the fact Of larceny at Judge McCully's.
Rex vs. Lee Ping larceny of gold watch
The Hawaiian gazette., 1882-04-05

The total value Of the imports at kahului for
The quarter ending Slst March was S2S3. S2s.51.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1882-04-05

Tire mail steamer from the south on route 20
California. may be looked for ON Monday next.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1882-04-05

The recovered statue of kamebameha ]. j, again
ilo property of our Government. having been pUr-
chased from Capt. Jarvis OF the Egi Dli5oHsic for
eI15 The captain Is to be commended for his
presence OF iniud IN making the purchase at the
Falkland Islands. and duly rewarded by effCCtlng
a good sale. Had not ,ep'i-' been ordered he
nnnld hnvn strnc. 4 hlnanLa.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1882-04-05

MUM.
Kapaa and Ec,lia Mills are both grinding and
turning out sugaT IN good style.
The Road Supervisor ut Anahola Is pushing On
his road hr has made considerable progress with
his work, IN spite Of the bad weather.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1882-04-05

The LIsIil, brought SOS packages of sugar
from windvard. This is the largest lot ever
carried C1astwisc and is cOincidental with the
largest sugar cargo exported. that Of the q. u.
Fisbau for New York.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1882-04-05

Complaint comes along Of the shocking im-
morality of the Celestial. Details which are unfit
for publication have been handed in. The Garden
Island complains bitterly Of such things.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1882-04-05

Tho heavy frcshet of the 18th broke the Kcdia
reservoir. There was no water for two days. All
hands had to drop whatever wurl, they wcreat and
set 80 tn repair damages.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1882-04-05

y ~ ~ VIII II 771T " w
STORES. where lines Of small goods arc kept, it en-
tails a large amount of trouble Mcssrs Dillingham;
q Co started In upon their front store about r.
a. un Friday afternoon, aud got throuch at Is 4. NJ.
on Saturday morning, working clear through the
nirht. The stock i'm the warehouse had an been
taken before
The Hawaiian gazette., 1882-04-05

The nucleus Of sidewalk has been laid ur
Merchant street. south Of Fort Sort street. We
look for the complete extension Of tins enterprise
before the Legislature meets
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1882-01-24
ANOTHER VICTIM.
Sad Railroad Accident

\ horrible accident occurred ~ Clinton
Yesterday by which Thomas q
>rott, Conductor on The Kansas
and TcVs- division uf the Pacific
uad. hal his leg broken Scott va
not On duty at tn, time bat acted i'm the
capacity II IN uncoupier Ia accommodate,
TREND. In stepping ont from betxeen
the car, the toe OF his boot csugh, in tho
cru, boards xhiie the heel VA, i'm some.
manner hitchr'i 10y the brake t-.am H..
was precipita,ed to the GROUND. hi, ri.h,
lcg failing across the track. One car pas.
Ell ovrr the limb bat strange To- relate the
flesh "a- not in any way lacerated though
the bone ~sS completely >hattercd. Thi-
L. somewhat accounted for by the fact tina,
the car Va, only loadeti with empty beer
krs'. Tn" lett leg had deep cash in il,
which has not far b-sn account
Ell tor The wounded man va.
piared upon Conductor Iepparc'-
train AMI brought To- S-.ialia las,
evening. and vi, taken Ia the company's
hospital where tie MS made a. cnmioria-
bic a. possible. The doctor, i'm Clinton
eaSed the man su!icriugs To- some extent
10y cutting away the boots from the bro
Ken limb aud made the first dressing. 1t
IL thought that ith very careful attention
the limb may b.. saved, but all thr chance,
are in favor "f anputation The cas-. !
made doublv sad Ter the reason that Scot,
has two small children down sick in BID a;
home. This additional affection has al.
most 'ieran!,rd the poor wife.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1882-01-24
Expected to BUST.

notwithstanding the recent prodigiou.
purchases of Jaw Gould and the great
success that osIensibly follows in his wake
it was predicted by n prominent railroad
man IN the west, few days ago. that un~
der certain circumstances Gould would
soon become bankrupt Said he TO
BABOO scribe. Il would not be- in the least
surprised 10 hear Of JAY Gould's going uD-
der inside uf two weeks" The roads he
affirmed tina, Mr. Gould has bought in, "a
peciallv the western roads do not pay, and
never did pay, and most oil them have
been bonded Tor more than they are worth
Continuing ne said the ros,i5 were barefy
paving expenses. and this short crop year
ha, been "A heavy blow Ia thu carry
ing trade Besides the fare from
kansa, City 10 important points east has
been placed ut runi"uSlv low figure, Sc
low that there l. M money IN the passen-
ger trade. That the great reduction In the
force employed on the Gould system is dre
Ia the railroad war and the short crop
wear. Jay Gould, said he. is wonderful
man. lie has done and is doing what no
other Ten men in the country could do.
As business man he is marvellous sue
cess fact that is evident To all. An,'.
said he, should such crisis as failure b..
fall Jay Gould, he is 4 bigger fool than
take him 10 be III he does not provide
against such an event by making over L.
his wife or some other proper perton
sufficient sum to keep him from peran
bulating over the hills"
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1882-01-24
Circuit Court.

! Judgs Strother occupied the bench Fri
isy. and the following proceedings were
| had
! The ease Of Edgar Adams ct al v. VIM
Newell, and same plaintiffs W. JOS. l.. Vail
We're taken under adviSement bv Special
judge Montgomery
S,ialia, Warsaw Il Southern railway vs.
ID. L. Ahsii. motion ior new trial over
ruled.
Julius Casper ~. j. Il Dollarshide. dis
missed at plaintiff Costs.
Wan j. Marker -. G,or.- L.. Faulha-
BIER et al, continued generally.
The following business Was transacted
yesterday:
Matte Frxell W Missouri Pacific rail
motion for rule 90 the Justice Of the
peace. to correct the transcript filed
Allen II N.yO ct al VS.. John S,bondel-
mier continued generally.
Charlie, McClung w.. jane. II Rusher
ct al Judgment S4l7.5O.
w. r. Lashmet vs. u. r. Short, ,udg-
ment by default AID ca-e continued
Henry Z. Caldwell vs. L. NJ. Hatch.
leave To hle answer thirty days after term,
snd continued generally
John r. Antes w. L. r. short. judg-
ment by default, and case continued.
In the matter OF the assignment Of Vile
& Miller, w. 4. Fast, commissioner 10
examine the report of the assignee, filed
his report, Shich ~ss approved by ,h<
court and the assignee discharged.
Martha r.. Smith ct al, IS. John
Welsh. iuds5nen; by default, and case
continued
Same W.. John Riley, same entry
City of Sedslia vs.. Joseph T. Dsvideon
motion To r,-tax cu~ts
l.. G. Wilkerson, admir-. W. AIanson
Faruham and samuel r. Gilman ludg-
nient S2s5. 30
q. A. Eckerly. ct. al. ~. Bagby & Fer
reli, Lizzie A. i.arkin filed claim Ia the
nntss I'm suit.
Thomas Collins ~. James r.. Bouldin
e. al. ~as on trial Yesterday afternoon
This Is Suit brought To recover damages
ior the Introduction of Texas cattle.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1882-01-24
DIDN'TDO 1T.
JOhannmeyer Has His Preliminary
Trial at Rockville And is
Discharged.

/ Detective Tom furluug Of tn. Nissan,
/ Pacific, arrived on The deiayed n. Il t
/ tram from the south ut two O'Clock tht.
morning. having come from Rockville
where he had been IN attendance Oh
the preliminary examination. which
took place. Yesterday of the man tulsu,f
J"hannmcyer, charged with placing an
obstruction ON the r. Il l.. track near
Rockville ior the apparent purpose al
iItchlng the special train carving Jav
tr0Gld AMI party. which passed through
Rockville on The afternoon OF the 9Th inst
Thr examination took place in a schnol
/ hou-. ON thu farm OF Squire HAYNES. th.
acting justice who heard the case. Ths
evidence "a detailed bv Mr.. Furlong 10 d
Bizoo REPORTER WAS certainly quite strong
enough To have afforded good ground.
i"r binding Johannm-yer over but the
justice thought otherw ise. Johannmever's
excellent character in that community
weighing heavily in the balance. and he
was discharged Johannmeyer was ser
by Squire Campbell, an ex-iusrice OF tb.
peace III the locality, and Young lady ~
the namr of Welch, and her cousin, a bo,
OF hittrn, 10 ride To- the railroad AMI
get ofi his horse and stoop down. a.
track. When the hand car
came along and Wa thrown OF the track
6y the obstruction. which consisted of =
piece OF railroad iron Laid along-i ie III.
rail on the inside in such way a. 10 com
pitieiy wreck any train passing over II
squire Cam pltll and other. went un 4,
the scene oi ihe mishap To the hand car
The tracks OF horse We're discovered here
bui IA" other Indications pointing to the
previous presence 81 either man or beast
While ;be party were discussing the mat {.
ter, Johannmeyer rode up and engaged in
conversation, hi> horse, of course, addingtC
tracks already there. Alter he went away
the Two sets OF tracks were compared ana
found to be- identical. even to a notch o.
split in one of the hoof. which showed
plainly In the ground, and also n certain
peculiarly ot the other hOOis. But when
IT came To- positively identifying the man.
neither Squire Campbell nor any al the
other witnesses could do So. II was get
ting along towards dusk when they saw the
man at the track. and they hesitated ia
testify with certainty that he wac
the same person, although they
seemed 10 have nH doubt al
u. Johannmeyer's identity with the man
placing the iron on the track being thu.
lett with shade Of uncertainty upon il,
squire Haynes concluded To discharg.
him. The prosecuting attorney of Ba;ee
county appeared for the state, and J.-
hannmeyer MAS represented by An abb
'a~yer who's. name could not be ascer-
'ainrd by the reporter. The uncloudei
-epntation of Johannmeyer among HE
1eighbOr. vas the lever which operated
principally in securing his discharge
COUPLED with the failure oi positive Iien-
ihcaiion.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1882-01-24
Smith Didn't Steal

ID r. Smith has been boarding with w
S. Horr at the LEROY house.
But he will not board there any more.
Smith owed Horn for about month,
board, and at the same time he had two
yalises in his room. Yesterday during ,h,
dsy Horn took look for the baggag.
when too, ii Was gone.
Horr went before Esquire Fisher and
swore out warrant charging Smith " ith
stealing the valises from the room. Smith
Was arrested. but denied taking the valises
The room was visited by Horr, Smith and
Constable Barnett. when the valises were
found under the bed where Smith had lef,
them.
twas now Smiths turn To laugh. Which
ne did, and Horn dismissed the case and
paid the accrued costs
There is suit of clothes missing from
the room belonging to Smith. the absence
of which cannot be accounted for.
smith Is hunting New boarding house
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1882-01-24
a New Era.

The true secret of happiness j, perfect
health, which enables the individual 10 en-
joy life, and attain competency ana con
tcntment. The martyr To dyspepsia. in
continual misery, j. without hope ia the
pursuit al business or pleasure. and real
ICES that existence yields only iaiiure. But
q new era has come, and good health j.
assured, with positive relief from the ills
OF digestion and torpid liver. by the use OF
DIR. Acker's Dyspepsia Tablets. They
are very nice, try them. Only - and III
cents, in handsome boxes. For sale by
6ard Il Miller.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1882-01-24
THE OVERCOAT.
How Squire Weber Came to
Use Cuss Words Yes
terday Morning.
A Stranger Mistakes the Squire's
Overcoat for his Own, and
Departs With II.

Squire Wcbb-r H. 4 go"d-natursd. easy
going gentleman. who doe, net InduIg. IL
cu>s words and blaSphcmy. but YESTERDAY
! i"ren"on there Vas = time when Ter Will,
h.. thought he must relieve hi- mind of lh.
-Trplu. pressure that had po s>,ssion al IL
Ii was frosty when he went io hi- ollie,
early in the morning and in con,eJu.u,,
h. wore hi. rverc"at. In the picket Ui
that overcoai he had .iox.d away check
Tor a cool Thousand dollar
Arrived at his Office. he took oil mi, coat
and hang IL Oh 4 peg u.ar his chair. \
clients ana O;hcr Iersou- cam. and di,,sp-
pcared.
Towards noon the squire thought h.
would prepare inr dinner. and looked Tor
hi- overcuat. hut that valuable piece. uI
clothing wa- gone. lie made inquiries
oi such per-Dn- - were .Iill ling. ring
around IN the utlice. bat none knew what
NAT become al the .guir-s garment
The matter commenced Ia luok serious.
Tor the city il full 81 professional thieves
and other crooks. AMI IL seemed
mot probshl. that -"me light fingered
gentleman had got away with the -wn..
That il what made the squire Use Gus.
words Yesterday morning. ior an oy.rcuar
d'tring 4 cold spell Ike the present j, an
article that cannot Lee dispensed with. be-
sides. there VA, that thousand dollar
check in IL
There waS couple al dark.ys sitting
by tine stove warming their .hiI,. and the
squire thought he'd tack. en-.
>re here, won fellow, " hat did YOU de-
with that coat ," Numbered th. squire.
Il" shrah. Master Wvbbcr. | hain't
took IT. stammrred One oi the daFki.- -
hc saw himself thus accused Of stealth;
the officials artirir Oi clOihing.
III ynu don't tell nv n one. what vou
did with the coat. I'll hsvr you arrested
Master Wcbbcr. What Kind of coat
wsz IL?
The squire cxpiain,-i
'Mar-a WebD-r l. zen a man took IL
\ big man who's bin hea di- morning, an
! think he. a lawyer"
The squire then remembered that their
had been rather tall gentleman in the
room that morning who pleaded I'm the
case that ~a- tried. ii. knew where that
Gentleman could be found and --nt inr him.
The gentleman was i0urd In the circuit
'ourt room engaged IN cssc that ~ss be-
ng tried, and So hi grrai,-l as,onishm.nt
upon being told ana examining the peck
't-. he found that il MI m"t his own over
,oat he bad on. but the -;uirc's
IL VA, nothing but cas- Of mistaken
IDENTIFY nothing else
The Squire went todinn"r Smiling He !
iIdn' have "a hnnt the sammy side II the !!
street going home.
Evtrvhody connected with ,hc affair !
sent home -miiing-ihe ringers that hai ;
'een accn>ri oi The theft. and the attorney,
Who had worn the coat I'll, AMI the Squire
md the reporter too when he heard II i,
For items were Fcar'r yesterday. and the |
epOrier knew he could make half a
olnmn oi IL.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1882-01-24
sEDAIIA WEEKLY BAZOO. TUESDAY JANUARY "a 1852
BE thankful that the sun and moon

BE thankful that the sun and moon
Are both hung up so high,
That no presumptions hand can reach
Aud pluck them from the sky.
IL they were not. there is no doubt
! Some scientific wight
Would pull them down and in their place,
Put the electric light"
The postmaster at Dresden, has let
! ter addressed 10 John /. West, who W..
executed at Boonville, Mo, Nav Ii. 1879.
he writes 10 the BAzoo TO know where he
can be- reached. Damtino. bat would
commend that he communicate with
Hon. John Cosgroye, of B"onvill,.. who Was
Johns able defender. III he lei; his future
poStofce address with anyone, II VAS with
him.
There's girl i'm the CITY who is 80
forgrtiul that the other rainy night. re-
turning from an errand, and. lring VERY
tidy girl and unwiling Ia soil the rooms.
she took the umbrella in and tucked il
comfortably away under the b,-lguilts. and
then went outdoors, on the porch. AMI re-
manned there all night, Ia drip of That's
what she says. and she does not lie when
she can help ii.
A telegram was received Yesterday. hy
Marshal Shy, from Z. Sutherland, town
marshal of Highee, small station an the
*. Il L., requesting the arrest of John
Barnes. who ws- supposed Ia be- ON the
evening X. 81 T. tram. The arrest wis
promptly made 10y the marshal. and
Barnes Was taken to the calaboosc The
telegram failed Ia state the charge against
The man, and Barnes SAYS he does not know
what he il arrested i"r SIR. Shy t.le-
graphed the Higbee marshal the fact rha,
he had made the arrest. and received a re-
ply last night stating the he. the
marshal Of Higbee, would be- here ON the
first train. Barnes, when he was arrested.
had no other property in hi, possession
than pair Of rubber shoes and shirt.
both new. He told the marshal that his
home was at Sturgeon, No, but afterwards
claimed Higbee As his home.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1882-01-24
The Turner's.

IL ~i,l IN remembered that the Turner
dramatic tr"upe Appeared at smiths Hall
two years ago. IN their representation oi
the Hidden Hand, and scored an Immense
snc"ees. 4 portion OF the old company.
together with Some Of the beat amateur
talent of the West. will again appear
upon che Sssdslia boards. in the two-act
comedy drama Of Among the Breaker"
on saturday evening. January 18th The
play will conclude with The Dagger and
Banquet scenes from McBeth, w. Lang
stDn Buchanan appearing in the title role.
In trag,-ly Mr.. Buchanan has few EQUALS
on the amateur stage. We understand
that elegsnt and appropriate costumes
have BEEN procured. We bespeak for
them o packed house.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1882-01-24
Not Yet In Hand

biri IN the hand j. worth two IN the
bush, and two birds in the bush are worth
MI dispatch iron, Washington announ-
crs that Senator tes, will fight the ap-
pointment Of Mil" Blair 10 the sS.lalia
postofiice and that his confirmation Is a
MISTER Of doubt Vests opposition silI ~
strong and he can, no doubt, WELD a power
ful influence In the matter IL is said that
Milo's appointment, WIS brought about In
order to satisfy friends who deem him, I'm
connection with his newspaper, necessary
adjunct To republican success in Pettis
county, and the district Poiitic- SIN
cur'o's, you bet.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1882-01-24
In the Cooler.

jacob R-ntz. a drunken German VINO l.
making history very fast, and has libel
suit against this paper, wa, STRESSED ye--
terdsy about noon. at the corner al Ia
mine and Fourth streets. dead drunk. He
was, with considerable difficulty. pat in n
wagon BY Officers Barnett and belong
and lodged in the Cooler, wh,rr lie can
study the SUNDAY MoRNIN8 EAzoo and
his libel suit to- ".
Oh course Attorney Fast. vino is the at
torney in the libel suit. will attend the
police court with promptpe,s Monday. aud
see that bis client l. duly defended