The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1884-02-19
FLASHES.


is in convention at Washington City.
The intercollegiate conference has pass
ed rules setting down on protestant ath-
lets.
A company are irving g.. connect
New York. Chicago and ~. l. - by tele-
phone.
1t is reported that the t. K Santa
Fe has pdrchlsed the CaiifoFn' Southern
railroad.
The Colorado wool growers are pre-
pairing TO protest against the reduction OF
the wool tariff.
The report OF the darlington court
marital expnerates Darlington, bn; c-nsurts
ten Hazen.
st Louis is Just now agita,ed over
the all important question VINO will be
postmaster"
The Belmont waehuut on the Iron
Mountain railroad has been cleared and
trains resumed.
--Glsdsiote was attacked OH The public
highwJy yesterday 10y an unknown person,
bat was n"i hurt.
Allen MOrre, charged with the muI-
MURDER ri Mcbride III 81 Louis, was us
charged Yesterday.
Galveston y PRAYING congr s. to serd
Cipisin Ed. "a ri LOUIS, to construc, jer-
ties for their barber
Barb, r. Miner. culored, shot and kill
I'd Louisa Powell, also color,d, for sandiug
him q cr''ir valentine
A terrible wind. thunder AMI rain
storm pa-se:! over Carthage, Mo. TUESDAY
night, doing great damage.
-G,osge Burnett aud James GUNNER
ford have h,en arrested IN New York for
SwinIiiug country merchants.
The Western Mai. association haze r..
iUcei ,heiT car! Ta.es from 3lJ 10 2uO, and
the factories will resume work.
An est. bound passenger train on the
Chic-go x AIun road wss deraIled anu
wrecked near Bates City. No, Yesterday.
kate William, a drunkard and OPT
um eater, was found deaf IN her cell in tie
;hird district poiice station ~ -. Louis.
The fire bugs sre raid.ng -. Louis
JUS, now Several inciyient ET,S started
with coal Of have recently been dei, cied
A butchers runaway team invaded
the -. Nichuias at Decatur. H., causing
number ~ lsdy guests To- faint from fright.
L lie lOtiCt NCSltIudN - iCtiSS
house IN ~. Loui. occupied by DC Terry
and recovered large amount of stolen
j-weiry.
The Kansas short horn bres derS, i'm >es
sion al Topeka, passed resolutions urging
Congress 10 take measures To suppress dis
eases IN cattle.
Wesley johnson hiss been found gull
~ al the murder y. Geo. W. Williams and
wife last O'job-r. at Toledo, o., Oh circum-
s,auiial evidence.
William Bolts. residing near Belle
willie. Illinois, died Yesterday of hydro
uhcbia He was bitten by rabid dog the
18th of last month.
The German papers declare that il the
United States carries out her threatened
legislation in regard TO pork exports Ger
many will retsliste.
Mrs. Elizabeth Mann, widow resid-
ing at Csrbondsle, Ill, sold her infant
babe for fifteen cents then went TO the
creek and drowned herself.
Mary Z. Haley was convicted of sdul-
terry at Trenton, Missouri and sentenced to
jail for forty DAYS. Her psrsmCur, Jol q
Purcell. was also sentenced To sixty DAYS.
The Illinois republican central COM
miitee In their meeting endorsed Arthur's
administration, condemned the Porter bill
and hurrshed for Logan for next president.
Thomas Kelly, train caller OF the 81.
Louis Bridge company, committed suicide
at his home in that city, by emitting his
throat with with a razor. Ill health Is as
signed as the cause.
The directors of the Worlds Exposi-
ton to he held in New Orleans, have set
apart 5000 ieet within the building and
100, 900 feet OF space ON the grounds for the
Mexican department.
ST. Louis is enjoying social scandsl
in which the seducer Is claimed 10 have sc-
conplished his purpose, by the aid Of mes
merism. An enforced marriage has been
procured by the parents CT the girl.
The rsilrusd to the City ri Mexico
lacks tut seveuty-hv miles of completion.
and IL is announced that on the 18th o!
March next y through route will be Opened
from that point To the Missouri river.
FoRkIGN FLASHES.
The Ksrsurge garrison is reported as
able to hold out until succor arrives.
len lhOuStuu NOpics vi VIC queen /
diary were sold the first day Of It's issue. !
-Genersl Gordon is still advancing to-
ward Khsrtoum with a number of native |
chiefs.
-BrsdIsugh is now engaged ia booming !
his former competitor, Richards, for par /
iisment.
Gordon does not credit the reported /.
n.>S.crs nj wnmen and ,.hiidFsu al SinEaf /,
and TOkaT.
Spain hiss signed commercial treaty I
with the United States, which will 60 into .
effect March lst next.
The advance OF British troops to Ssu-
KEN is said to have created panic among .
the rebels.
Five of the escaped garrison or Sinkst |
have reached Saukem, and confirm the re-
port OF the massacre OF all the inhabitants. /