The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1884-07-15

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news from her wandering boy. Such
at least, was the general opinion.
Such the coroner's verdict, rendered
by six good men and true. Then this
little message went abroad over the
land.
KILLED BY THE CARS.
"Warrensburg, April An I'M
known man supposed To be Mont
serrat coal miner was killed at War
rensburg, some time early yesterday
morning. His body was maDgled In
the most terrible manner making it
impossible to recognize him."
IN KANSAS CITY
Two Young men were standing on
the depot platform. With them stood
woman, a courtesan. The young
mems faces wore a look of disapa-
ton but otherwise bore evidences OF
intelligence. "E'res your Times"
"All about the KILN at Warrens-
burg" shouted newsboy. The two
men shuddered perceptably. Their
eyes meet. One of them beckoned
to the boy whom he gave nickle and
took from him a paper nervously. de
glanced over its columns, his face re-
Taxed into a peculiar smile.
Its all right guess Billy" ne
said, handing the paper to his COM
panion and pointing to a paragraph.
As he spoke his eyes wandered to the
woman. She did not seem to notice
them.
He called Billy, glanced at the para
graph-''I guess so" he said.
1--WE can 60 back to Sedalis" Said
the other.
Yes said Billy.
AT wARRENsBURG.
Among those who had gazed upon
the mangled body in the depot was
tall fine featured gentleman. He was
the county sheriff. His name III. H.
Russell. He looked on but said moth.
: ing. He seemed to be thinking. Wher
they suggested accident, he only
shook his head. When the jury gave
their verdict, he listened but SHOOK
{ his head again. He turned from the
depot and went to the hotel and sa
e down in the office.
Presently the proprietor came in
"Mr. Cottrell," said he, "where il
. your hired boy, I want my boot
t BACKED"
"Charlie has left" said Cottrell.
when"
3 "Last night"
why"
[. 81 do not know"
"Where?"
:. 81 do not know"
; with whom?
s'His brother"
e "Where was his brotheIp
p she came from Sedalia."
"WhenY
! "Last night"
h with whom?
d ga stranger"
+ "Where is the stranger"
i 81 do not know" why do yo
ask"
"Because"-Mr. Russell got up an
went out. He tried to find the tire
men. They were gone. He went bac
fe and looked at the corpse. The trai
= came in. A gentleman got of. b
T. knew hIr. Russell and spoke to hin
ID They talked of the dead man. The
'e of other things.
er "By the way" said the stranger
N 81 saw Mr.. CottrelPs bell boy on Il
ell train yesterday. He was IN compan
y with another man. They had a woms
N with them and paid her fare to Sedali
IN They seemed to have plenty
to money"
ne 81 Just heard Charlie had quit an
il drawn his wages" said Russell
s. "Good bye, the train is going"
IN Mr.. Russell sprang on the last CO
IL When the train reached Sedalia, /
he got off.
Ill AT sEDALIA.
$ Marshal Shy, was standing on Il
&c platform. He went up and shoe
Ut hands with him. They walked I
he town to the station house.
We "Do you know man named HaI
ne ilton?' said Russell.
40 "Haye heard of him, said Shy.
ut "Where is he?"
81 do not know, he left here Satu
day."
I, ssDid he return?"
to s'Not that know Of"
fic "Who went with him?'
of ga man who worked at the SHOP
on German"
b, 81 want TO find Hamilton.
of "What for"
nd 81 believe he is a murderer"
.th sis he here?"
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