The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1884-04-08
THE FOLLOWING TICKET


Judge of the superior court Lawrence
Maxwell.
Board Of public works, Jacob Lowry.
Clerk of the police court Emil Holman
Director of the intirmary, ). ii Frank.
Wharfmaster. John Baker.
School board j. p. Carberry, Chris. ID.
Won Seggen, VIM. 7. Anderson, Dudley
w. Rhodes.
Aldermen Nick Wolff, A. Howard Hun
kle, j. q. F. Grote and Samuel Bailey, Jr.
Thes. compose men of both parties.
A portion OF the
SOLDIERS ARE BEING ORDERED HOME.
The thirteenth and fourteenth regiments
from Hillsborc and Columbus respectively
including the Independent companies, gov.
ernor's guards and Duffy rifles, (colored)
from Columbus started homewsrd this al
ternoon. These regiments have been on
continuous duty for three days and nights
at the court house AMI Jail, defend
ing the barricades. The most dangerous
points and also the object of the attack OF
the mob. Before starting to the depot the
troops were drawn up in line before the
Jail and highly commendalory dispatch
read to them from Gov. Hoadley. The
governor spoke of the dangerous position
they had defended and OF the bravery
shown by the officers and men. and thanked
them heartily for the soldierly manner in
which they had responded 10 the call and
discharged their perilous duty.
THE TROOPS REMAINING IN THE CITY
not on active duty are the First. Second,
Fifth, Thirteenth, Sixteenth and Seven
teenth regiments, together with thebbatter-
les. They will take the places of those or
dered home and will themselves be return
ed TO their respective homes. The courts
have been reestablished in the public
library buildings. Copies of pleadipgs are
to be substituted for the originals on
application TO the court. The grand jury
will resume its sessions at once
and arrangements will be made Tor the
speedy trial of the criminal cases. Mem
bers of the bar have appointed committee
to ascertain and report what legislation rs
necessary TO recover the lost records and
legal papers. One plan suggested rs the
establishment OF
RECORD COURT COMMISSION
to hear and determine proof of the lost
records. and TO record the result, such
records to be held by all the courts
as prima facie evidence of title or
other facts devOlved. Several suggestions
were made looking to better administra-
ton of the criminal law. A committee OF
one hundred was appointed by the mayor
TO assist him and organized permanently
by the election Of VIM. S. Groesbeck, chair
man; Julius Dexter, secretary Israel ,.
Gerz, of the governor guards of Columbus,
died to-day at the hospital from the effect
of the wounds received by the accidental
discharge of gun.
THE BARRICADEs ABOUT THE COURT HOUSE
and Jail cease TO attract much attention.
No crowds gather about them. Many peo-
ole went within the lines to-day on passes
to look at the ruins. Quite a number OF
women were among the sight-seers.
The relief experienced tonight by the
removal of the anxiety which has rested
so heavily since Friday night can
hardly be described. A heavy rain, accom-
panied by thunder. tonight, served to keep
everybody off the streets. The militia on
duty at the barbados were completely
drenched between the colder weather and
rain. The soldiers suffered severely. A
blankets for them.
THE coNQUHRING HEROES COME.
Unusual demonstrations attended the re-
turn of the Columbus military from Gin
cinnati. At all the stations along the line
large crowds were out to greet the men
with cheers, ann at Columbus all the space
in and about the depot was !mmed with
people. 1t is estimated that ten thousand
people were at the depot and along the line
of march to the arm0ry when the train ar
rived. Mccoy post of the u. A. r., several
hundred strong, veteran ex-members OF the
governors guard, the Columbus cadets and
ex-soldiers, received the regiment at the
depot, and Governor Hoadly was also
present TO welcome them home. The
streets along the line of march were hung
with flags, banners of welcome and bunt'
ing and floods of fire works lighted them to
their quarters. The heavy rain held the
troops at the depot for more than an hour