The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1884-12-16

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hail m 50 600, attempted suicide Saturday |
afternoon by the morphine route. The |
stomach pump however was utilized and 1t
is now thought his life will be saved.
John NJ. Ford ives captured at Kansas
City on Tuesday on the charge OF stealing
a horse from Major Huntington, residing
near ST. Joseph. He is reported to De
desperate chars cter and old In the business.
He was returned to st. Joseph Yesterday.
A two-year.old son of DR.. Chas. Inn
pey, of Skidnore, Mo-, died on Wednesday
| from poison taken accidentally, the little
fellow having managed 10 get hold oil ana
swallow the contents OF bottle oil ear
ache medicine which had been prepared
| for one If the older children.
DIR. G. w. Pierce, 4 prominent homeo-
pathic physician of Dallss, who was arrest
ed few months since on the charge oil 90
tanning large bodies of school land In
Howard county by fraudulent means. has
disappeared, leaving his bo1dsmen re.
sponsible 10 the extent OF 1000
Joplin is enjoying frst-class scandal.
A. w. George is the hero aud now reposes
in Jail at Carthage on the charge OF erimi-
nal assault upon a Miss Bond. He is said
to have one wife at Webb City, one at
Columbus. Kansas, and two in Arkansas,
where be is wanted on several serious
charges.
Fred Spiker, who shot and killed his
partner in their saloon on the corner OF
Sixteenth street and Clark avenue, 81.
Louis, November 23rd, 1888, was yesterday
arrsigned for trial in the ST. Louis crimi-
nal court. There is but one witness for the
prosecution and he was too drunk to know
anything at the time OF the murder.
The Woman's Exchange OF 81. Louis,
is TO send quite q collection OF articles to
the New Orleans Worlds fare, showing the
industries OF the women OF this state. A
benefit performance will be given at the
Pickwi theaier Thursday, December l1th
to defray the expenses OF sending the goods.
Salt river comes to the front to-day
with the boss pumpkin wire Of the season.
IL was grown on the farm of g. w. Greed
and left at this Office by James Hallibur.
ton. It measures seventy-hve feet without
knot or branch. In the whole chsse OF
seventy five feet it ovs rtook only one pump
kin and that small --Moberly Monitor
Alma Rose Bishop, handsome girl
of Miami, died In St. Louis Tuesday under
! somewhat suspicious circumstances, the
acouaintances and friends of the young
s lady clsiming that they were denied adj
J. mission to her room during her illness
The attending physician reports her dis
II ease as peretonitis.
The annual sale of the jackson Coun
= ty Short Horn Breeders association vii
|. take place at River View park, Kansa
City on the 18th and 18th OF May, next. 4
8 committee will be appointed next Saturda.
- 10 take charge of the sale, and each mem
. Ter will report the nrGiSSr Of short horn
he will hsve for sale at the time OF the an
% nual sale.
ID The Norton Benefit list Saturda
night, was one Of the most notable tbea'r
At assemblies ever given 10 s.. Louis Gen
lie Sherman acted as speaker for the occasion
Between $4,000 and $1,000 was ralize
D. from it. Mrs. Norton ives present With
ID floral harp fully four feet high, made Q
green leaves, white buds and blossoms.
II. The Sturgeon Leader of last wee
st says: VIM. Lloyd, aged 65, su bstantia
Of farmer, residing eight miles northwest
Fulton, Galloway county, was bitten by
bs mad-dog last Saturday evening and cam
in here Monday TO try Mr.. Frstwel's mac
no stone The stone refused to stick, and NJ
Lloyd went away having no fears OF hydro
l., phobis. This makes SIX times this stor
rs has been brought into requ sition this yea
he "A horrible st,emp, at double murd.
occurred in Charlton county last Wedne
r day night. The victims Of this affair beiu
VI Mrs. Rice aud her little daughter who r
'eS sides near the town IF Bypumville. Son
gu one went to the residence Of the family an
fred a charge from shot gun thrc ugh
he window striking Mrs. Rice and tearir
y, away a portion of her cheek and tongu
ed also wounding her little child. III
,g. wounds il is thought will prove fatal
ng both cases. 1t is believed q step son
of Mrs. Rice is the guilty party.
ed There was much excitement in Star
osi berry few days ago, occasioned by the 7
port that man was found dead hsngir
no TO limb In Henry Sager's feed-lot sbo'
sas FIVE miles southeast of the city. He hs
~, tied his handkerchief to the limb OF a sms
Of tree, leaving loop sufficiently large to q
nit his head, by the use of which be di'
he from strangulation. His arms were han
m ing BY his side, and his knees almc
bit .ouched the ground. Ii is the judgment
Ear the Jury that be had been hanging the
ten days or two weeks, 50 his eyes were 9
most eaten out, and his body had becou
s.e quite putrid. A splendid watch az
n chain, $l2 in money, picture OF himse
IL snd few papers we're found on his perso
The papers gave no clew to his name, Q
cupation or residence.
lie HEART PAINS.