The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1883-11-27
his trip to Rome and other European cities,
where Re has been collecting material for
book he intends to publish soon.

his trip to Rome and other European cities,
where Re has been collecting material for .
book he intends to publish soon.
w. III. Graham the travelling CORES
pendent of the Weekly Py,hian banner,
published at Sedaiia, and one Of the most
pleasant gentleman in the state, visited
Boonville this week.
John Bsnkson, who disappeared from
bis farm near Boonville on the 10th Of DC
tober, has Not yet been heard from. He
was farmer and in good circumstances,
and foul play is feared.
will Pigott, one of the brightest Of
our Boonville b"ys. who has been making
his home In Virgins City, Montana. will
soon return TO this city to reside He will
become junior partner of the law firm oil
Cosgrove, Johnston 4 Pigott.
Though the Advertiser took a verv
strange plan to effect its purposes In the
FIRE department matter, the BAZOO is gla,
to note that the trouble is finally settled,
believe, TO everybOdy's satisfaction and
without bloodshed. "All is quiet along
the Potomac"
An electric alarm is to be placed in the
house Of every member of the fire depart T.
ment, So that the boys can be summoned
quickly and simultaneously. 1t is grand
enterprise and should add to the efficiency
of our fire department.
The authorities have commenced to do
what the BAzOO has been urging fox some
time-locking up the prostitutes and filthy
negro Migrants who make night hideous in
BOonville. Fifteen Of them have been put
i'm the calabOOse this week, and "stiil there's
more to follow"
We saw the other dsv, on furniture
factory wagon. q section of walnut tree
which grew on the farm oil ID. L. Keiger,
five miles south Of Boonville. The section
was twelve feet long, four feet and eight
inches across one end and four feet and
two inches across the other 1t was the
second cut FROM the ground, The lower sec
ton being the same in length and much
larger in circumference.
-JOhA OBryan, until to-day q compOs-
itor in the Topic Office, has purchased The
meat shop OF the Wrsnger boys, and will
take possession the first OF December. We
hope John will have an excellent trade,
and no doubt he will, for if there is a
young man that knows how to keep good
butcher shop, where everything is neat and
clean, it is John OBryan. Success to
him.
There will be a joint debate at Mt
Sinai school house. next Friday, Novsm-
Der 3Oth, between the 7. p. c., Of this city
and speakers from Mt. Sinai. Tne ques-
ton for discussion will be: Resolved that
the mind of woman is equal to that of
man, and capable of equal development"
On the affirmative, Walter Williams, Will
Shelton, Charlie Swap; on the negative,
Robt. Sloan w A. Smiley, ]. B. Mrsdor.
All are cordially invited to attend, and .
good time is expected
There was considerable excitement in
Boonville Tuesday night and yesterday
over the report that mob had been formed
BY the negroes to kill some of the white
people and avenge the killing OF David
Jett, which was cbronicled by the BAzOo
Friday. Luckily for the egroes, however.
only few of the more hot.bead-d were en-
gagged in talking up euch a mob, and there
was nothing rash DONE Rayland's action
was wholly Unsuitable, and any attempt
to array the races sgainst each other on
such trivial grounds will and ought to fail.
Jet has no one but himself to blame-that
he is not now alive.
Hon. John Cosgrove, member of con
week. He goes FIRST to WATERFOWL, New
York, to visit his aged parents and
thence to New York city. From
there he will 90 to Washington to take lis
seat in the national house of representa-
tives. The BAzoo correspondent endeay-
ored to find out who Was his candidate for
speaker, but he would not state. He was
for Clark, for clerk, and would do all be
could for him. II Randall wsa for Clark,
he was for Randall, the same with Carlisle
and Cox. Col. Cosgrove fsvors the old
ticket of Tilden and Hendricks in 1884.