The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1885-01-20
AROUND ABOUT.

built to the Albany school building.
The Marion county w. c. L. U. will
hold a convention at Hannibal Friday.
The hydrophobia epidemic has again
broken out among the cattle and hogs oil
Vernon county.
The residence of LePuel Bruce, six
miles north of Brunswick, was destroyed by
Gre. Loss. about 500; insurance, $3.50.
The revival meetiug under the auspices
of Rev. Trone at Ladue, tue past few days,
has resulted in ffty-fve addition S TO the
church.
Hickory county is just now working
very hard for an extension OF the SedaIia,
Warsaw e. Southern rosd through that
county.
The Huntingdale circuit quarterly
conference, of the M. E. church, will be
held at the NJ. E. church, in CLIFTON, Feb
uary End, next.
The residence of Newton Allison, In
Lone Oak township, was destroyed by fire
) one day last week. The loss is estimated
Vat 81 200; no insurance.
The famous case Of Woodbridge VS..
Keuchler, that, In one form or another, has
been in the courts for the last fifteen years,
The cider and vinegar works at Clarks-
vile have ground and pressed upwards OF
5000, COO pounds of apples, producing nesr-
ly $4,000 gal ons of cider this season.
The Redmond Touring mills at Man
qua burned recently. Loss estimated at
$4,000; Insurance, 81 800. Cause of fire IN
known. The mills will be rebuilt at orce.
The o. s. Presbyterian church at Boon
Vile has sent a call 10 Rev. w. ID. Morgan
OF Kentucky to become the pastor # the
church at salary of 81 200 per yesr, and
the call hss been accepted.
"A terrible STRAY took place at the
Marble III all Saloon, in Kansas City, Mon
q day night. a white man named Davis and
q colored man named w hite got In difficult
~ snd the latter was beaten by the former
In horrible manner.
AT the third annual no, citing Of the
Pythisn Hall ASSOC iation, at Hanpibsl,
last Monday night, the following Directors
were elected, VIZ: Adam Theis, G. III. |
SEWERS, Aug. Walters, Evan Jones, T. |
Korndor and Chas. f. Shepherd
Granville Lynn, living about seven
miles of Stockton had the misfortune 10
lose ali his household goods by fire, last |
week. The family was away from home |
and everything that he had was consumed |
by the fire, leaving them not even com
Portable clothing.
Butler and Rich Hill are enjoying
sensation over the return of long lost son |
OF the BOSNIAN family, at the former place,
who for years has been thought dead. The /
story is a very romantic one, and only |
lacks the re Lnion with the lovely maiden, |
10 nLota If Sbo ,c
"A new and mysterious desease appears
TO have broktn out among the horses
In the neighborhood Of BurdetIe
Mr.. j. Holderman lost two very iue ami
mails, one dying on Saturday ana the other
on Sunday, and his fstSer had a horse to
die with the same deseSse on Monday.
Joe Watkins, charged with forging the
name of NJ. G. Burns to an order on Sims
d Coy. of Bu Ter, for the amount of $40,
was arrested at his hiding place, near
Hume, and lodged in the county Jail
The man had heen working for Mr.. Burns,
and forged the order before Christmas.
"A meeting of the ex-Confederste asso-
citation of Bates county, will be held In the
City hall, in Butler, on Saturday, February
l4th, 1885, at IL o'clock a. m, to which all
ex confederates and their families are in
lyited to come and bring with them we'll.
1flled baskets, for grand reunion.
Rich Hill HIS sensational adultery
suit in her courts entitled Elizabeth Wal
ton VS.. J. p. Walton. The husband at
separation gave the wife and children prop
erty valuel at 81 200 and claims to have
divorce. The vie denies the divorce
pleading, however The family are origi-
nally from Topeka, Kas.
Monday morning at about 2 o'clock
the storehouse belonging to L. A. Ander-
son, in Van Horn, about ten miles north
east of Carrolltou, Mo, was discovered to
be on fire, the fire being under such head
way as 10 be impossible to save anything.
The house end goods were estimated to be
worth 50 500, ind insure for So 900 in the
Connecticut of Hartford
- Late last Mordsy night, one Bush
-eylor q negro barber, was .sitally cut |
With a rzzor ny another negro named
lNicholss, ia Moberly, Mo. The latter fed I
but was captured al Mexico, this morning.
Both parties were In a low negro dive 5
when the cutting occurred. Taylor will I
die, rs the external iugular is completely
severed, and his throat is cut from ear to 4
car. i
The Missouri state hoard of health 1
held me ting Wednesday night in the
club room of the Madison house. AT Ieffer- I
son City and excited the following officers e
q. T. Hereford, of Kansas City, president. i !.
Albert Merrill, 81. Louis, vice-president
w. B. Conners, St. Louis, treasurer; &c.
Hesrne, Hannibal. secretsr ~. Alter the
election of the officers the BOARD held a q
general cons u!talion, the purport Of which r
was not made pnelic. .
The Masons of Clinton, Mo-, gsve y
grand supper at the Heckler house, that c
sity, Monday night. A couple of baked +
knrkeys and roast pig, prepared for the II
were set outside to COOL The e