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The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1885-04-21
Shot in the Leg.

One night Of the past we e2s JnO. Mays,
a fcrmer who sides some six miles west
of Sedalia, discovered an unknown negro
attempting to break into bis smoke house.
Taking down his shot gun be went out aud
demanded the negr0's surrender. The lat.
ter, however, ran and as he was crossing a
fence Mays fired, snd as he claims, shot the
coon in the leg, but without preventing
his escape 1t is since alleged that the
negro has been hidden by bis friends and
attended by Sedalia physician, and q
good deal oil indignation is being workei
up in the neighborho, d. This is all wrong
The fact thst those knowing the circum'
stances have themselves eadeavored to keep
the matter secret, must exonera'e the ply
sicisn, because it is not at all likely the
truth would be told any physician under
such circumstances, and If these parties de
sire to know who attended the negro the
best way is to advertise il.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1885-04-21
RouQhs Routed.

Last right about O'Clock couple Of
roughs we're seen rushing from The carri q
mandatory of z L. Hamilton, followed
by Mr.. Fessler with a carriage jack il
his hand, which be hurled after their re.
treating forms. On visiting the store a
reporter found Mr.. Hamilton nursing a
b dly sprained wrist, received in a tussle
with the desperate roughs. Mr.. Hfmiltcn
stated they had entered bis place and MADE
some insulting remarks about some ladies
He order,d them out when they became
angry and one of them drew a knife On
him, when he proceeded TO knock him
down, spraining his own wrist BY the blow.
At this juuctura Mr.. Fessler appeared ard
the pair departed as stated. Their names
were not learned and no arrests we,e
made.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1885-04-21
w. 81. BRlNKER.

President Cleveland yes,er lay app inted
W. II. BriDk,r, of Warreusburg. as asso-
ciste justice Of New Mexico. This is one
OF Senator Cockrell's recommendations AID
is good app iDtment.
Mr.. Brinker is one Of II e many examples
Of self m de zen which this western coun-
try rrodnced, and none are more
WORTHY Of good position than he. He
was born in Crawford county, December
%, 1851. His father died in 1856, of chol-
era, while on his way from st. Louis to
Wsr,ensburg, beirg at the time in the
m rca' tile tu,in IS at the lattsr place.
"Br.nk," TT the outbreak of the war was
abou. ten years Of age. In 1862 his moth
er's house was burneI, AID everythin ,
taken, aud the family was left destitute.
His mother took her family and went to
st Francois county, this state, for safety.
In 1864 William joined Gen. Prices army,
then but ihi. teen years cf sge, and served
during the war. In 1867, be and an older
brother or ssed The pair S, and on arriving
at his ii &c of destination hired cut to
drive cattle to Salt Lake, and soon at er
vas employed 10 work on the I'm ON Pa
cific ra,lro ID, In Wyom ng Territory III"
returned TO ST. Louis, and iu the spring of
1859, in company with his mothers family,
moved hack 10 JOIN son county, where he
worked one year on a isrm. and, ben en-
cCuraged by Prof. CAMPBELL, he b. gan his
fir.t efforts to acqu re an educ ton, and in
1871 entered the = ate IIniyersity at Col
umbia, where he continu one y, ar, then
r turned TO Johuson county and engaged
in teaching school. He soon udied law
and was aomi ted % the bar in 1873. in
1874 re mari Miss Lille NJ. Hurchin-
sor, of Warrensburg, lady Of culture and
refined tastes, and t. e happy result of this
union is two sons, Jesse +. and Rotert Fl.
In 1876 Mr. BrinL er was elt cted prosecut-
ing torney Of Johnson county. He was
called upon sgain to fill the respons be
DC sition, and Vas reelected IN 1878 and
gain in 1880. His popularity as an officer
may be inferred by the hOnors.
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THE sEDALIA WEEKLY BAZOO, TUESDAY, APRIL 81 1885
stsnces will not permit his being present at


the funeral.
Attention is directed to the notice
signed MANY Citizeps" in this mornings
BAzoo Citizens are in esrnest snd will not
submit to have the law violated longer
to the peril of shrubbery that money c.n-
not buy. In another column will be found
the law which all can raad.
Some unknown person stole hsnd-
some bird cage from The re-idence OF Pat
Slaven, in East Sedaiia, about 9 o'clock
Friday evening, and was seen later in the
evening attempting to dispose OF il. The
police We given descript on of the thiei.
who will probably be captured soon.
Yesterday proved to be pleasant in the
afternoon, though somewhat cool and
threatening in the forenoon, and rs con-
sequence the streets were tbronged with
citIzens spd country people. Bu>iuess Wa
fairly active but SO quiet and orderly wa
every thing that the monotony bore heavily
upon the average newspaper reporter.
The garbage which is being removed
from the alleys and dirtv streets is us d t.
fill up the mudholes on Fifth street. Con-
sidering the fact that East fifth sire, is
occupied by many of the wealtbiest and
most influential business men in the city,
it is a very keen satire upon them to hav.
to admit the city is driven 10 such straits
in order 10 render their ihoroughfare even
pass4ble.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1885-04-21
COMPLIMENTARY.

The folloRing resolutions were unani.
mously adopted in the assembly of tue
Knights of Labor, No. 2772, of Kirksville,
Mo-, April 10. 1885, and Brother L. Seals
appointed to forward the same to the prop
e. authorities:
Whereas, In the late contest with CAPT.
tai of the employees of the Wabash system
OF railroads, the head center of which con-
test was in Sedalis, Mo-; and.
Whereas, But for the wise and prais,.
worthy course pursued by the mayor and
civil authorities of Sedalia, Mo, the strug.
gle was of doubtful issue, therefore.
Resolved, unanimously by this ass mbly
That we tender to the mayor and civil au-
ihoritieg Of Sedalia, Nc, our feartfeli
thanks for their eminent services in the
ca use of labor and humanity.
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vocatss of either Of tie schemes men Toned
can possible prevent IN III obtaining their
wish s, as they have TO: now nor can they
in the future T sent any SrSLmeat or in-
ducsment in favor of their pla-s which
: dalia earn fulls off:et If she is true TO
hers II. As for any sdva-t gss Offered by
the ryutes named, they sre fully equalled
at the pr sent time by Sedaliq's narrow
gauge iOut which ar ady travsrs,s ferry
miles OF the ii proposed FIR the ew rOad,
ard if Scala VIII at once push the pro
posed rorlheIn extension from this noi:t
to Marshall. in S line county, she will then
have already constructed eighty miles OF
the very line proposed, while on the s1u-h-
ern terminus Hickory ard Benton county
a'e rapidly preparing to push the line south
lhr ugh their territory from Warsaw and
shen that is done they will be within sight
of Greenfi :. at d the remainder of the task
VIII b IS child's play In comparison with
what will have To be accomplished bv their
opp5nen ts on ether of the other rou IS be-
fore they can bid on equal terms for the
covete p.Jze. Under these circumstances
would il r.; be we'll for Sedalis to act
speedily and fl: ctively in order to keep her
present advantages over her rivals.
Let every Sedslian consider this matter
seriously, and let the answer come in no
uncer ain tone as to what We are going 10
do about il.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1885-04-21
Wintry Winds.

It's all right for poets TO sing the praises
Of the beautiful snow. and the merry sleigh
bells, and The ringing skates On the CLASSY
ice, but they can't fiji the bill with thai
sort of stuff when one is sitting with hi,
feet i'm a tub of hot water, his head done
up in flannels, and with mustard plas ers
on DO b sides of his chest. What person
needs then, is thorough dose OF Kidney
Wort, te act as caihartic, for nothing vii
Sd quickly relieve that congestive feveri h
condition which GENES of a hard cold.
OF en- these colds cause bilious attacks,
lame backs, disordered kidneys, rheumatism
and catarrh, etc.
Kidney-Wort can be relied on to bring
back healthy condition.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1885-04-21
The Honest Laborer.

The printers of jefferson City have Issued
a small paper in order 10 vindicats the N
selves in the array made against convict
labor in the printing business. The pspe,
is called The Honest Lsborer, and tae
following is clipped from its columns;
''Mr. merchant, when you wan: work
done in the printing line, by all means gel
it done by square" labor. You may have
to pay few cents more for it, but your
work will be good and frst-c'as 10 every
particular, aud the printer who executed
the work will spend his money with you
whereas, if it is done by convict labor, il
will be ''slouched" up in any shape, ano
the money 60 into the state treasury. Good
work is the cheapest in The long run"
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1885-04-21
THAT RAILROAD,
w nat are You Going to do
About it.
That is the Question of the Graf
est Moment.

Last Wednesday the BAZoo published
the proceedings of a railrosd meeting TT
Greenfield, Missouri, ct which an exe-u i've
committee was appointed with a view TO
fur herring the construction of pro pose
railro I'd fIom the Arkansas sta,e line to
Marshal, Missouri, the proposed route
lsyirg through The cou ties Of Barry, Law
renee, Dade, Cedsr, st. Clair, Hickory,
Henry, Benton, Ptt'is, end 'alire. That
such road would be of advsn age 10 the
central part of the state of Missouri, and
especially to s dslia there sre none SO lily
informed as to doubt but the actual vital
i'm, ,ortance of the line is bus family real
lied even by its friends. The fact, however,
that Others see it snd have already organ
led an active opposition to is construction
may be the means Of Fastening and ripenirg
such a cone, ton of Its importance
as to bring about Its speedy con tructi n,
and should it do 80 Seda,is, at least, will
not be slow to appreciate and fully devel, p
its advantages. The BAzoo has Informs
tion from its correspond nts which couclu.
sively proves that outlying points will rot
quietly submit 10 Sedslias acquisiti IN of
such q prize, bnt will, on tire contrary,
make bitter fight to prevent her sccur-
ing it.
Yesterday, the Bhzoo is quite reliably
inform'd d, a v,ry large an earnest meeting
was held in Springfield, Mo-, the o ject OF
which was to
CHECKMATE THE MOVE
by getting up q counter scheme in the
benefit OF that place Springfield h rs so
long Possessed the traffic of Greecfeld and
the adj cent country, that she looks upon
il as an inherent and inalien able DO se>s ion
and will opp Sc any effort upon the p ,rt of
its people 10 break awsy from such fealty
To this end the meeiiug adopted
set of resolutions and ap
pointed committee to wal.
upon the people of Greebfsld with a view
to securing their cooperation 10 construct
a more eastern route to the Missouri river
which would include Springfield and jeff
erson City or Versailles and Boouville
arguing that In either case a good por-
ton of the route was already cOnstruc ed
as they could unite with the Lebanon
branch to Jefferson City and thence con-
meet with the Chicsgo & Alton on the op-
posite side of the river, or by going 10
Versailles they could unite with the Boon
vile and Versailles branch of the Missouri
Pacific 10 Hannibal.
THE OTHER DIVERSION
and perhaps the most plausible is TO con-
meet with the new road 10 Clinton and
thence pass into johnson county and via.
Warrensburg TO the Chicago g. Alton. This
scheme is said 10 have originated with the
people of Wsrrensburg, who are Justly
aDxIous to increase their own railroad
facilities.
But if Sedslia and the Territory south
and north OF her ere really in earnest in
dc 'irirg to deyelope proper railway fa eli.
ties, nothing that can be urged By the ad.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1885-04-21
BAZOO BUZZ.
Nc lellan leads iu wa.

Mcclellan leads iu wall
paper.
Pie plant has made its appearance in
the market.
-Rsdishes and fresh onions are the latest
addition to the vegetable lists.
The thoroughtores were thronged with
farmers vehicles yesterday.
-Twenty-three car loads OF stock left on
the K. & I. road for Texas yesterday.
Wheat desls and grain options seem TO
be the latest form of Sedalia gamb ing.
The European troubles are the cause of it
j. A. Davis was one of the happiest
men in Sedalia yesterday on account OF the
arrival of his wife and children from Iili-
nois.
The University base ball club play j
match game with the Brosdwsy school
boys, and were defeated, the score being Is
toll.
THE news stand recently fitted up in
the Adams Express Office opposite the
depot, will be open this week and no doubt
it will be success.
Geo. w. Ford, of Pettis county, and
Miss Lizzie Farrell, of Houstonia, were
yesterday granted marrisge license by
R.corder Conner.
"A. P. Espenscbeid just returned to the
city after werk's trip TO Wichita and
Southern Kansas, where he has been adj
justing losses for Boston companies which
he represents.
"A horse belonging to r. M. Soften,
school Commissioners, was stolen from the
rack at Green Ridge, Friday night last
about seven O'Clock. The animal is valued
about Sl25.
Some gcdl IS wretch ST Die handsome
suit of clothes from J. III. GfIce, a brake
man. at he Unien hotel, yes.erdav. A
tra;,less search WIS made for the thief and
wardrobe last night.
The Eedalia silver cornet band will
give a complimentary serenade on next
Thursday night night to the Grand Army
boys, in front of their new hall in Z. of L.
slocE, south of court house.
William Manus was brought before
Justice Rife yesterday for disturbing the
peace. AS usual it was a neighbours feud
with a woman in ii. Manus was fined 81
and costs, and departed sadder and mad
der man.
East Sedalia yesterday. Throughout the
day his men were drawing oil and dispos-
ing Of fire kindlers aud lamps. 1t is well
known that Mr.. Allison keeps the best gas.
Oline in the city.
Charlie Mott, solicitor for ]. E. ALI
son, l. We j telegram informing him of
phis fathers death which occur. ed in Chi.
xxc1go yes.erj mcrring. Charlie f:sls
aTsry bad ever the sad nsws, but cireum-
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1885-04-21
Special Meeting of Shareholders

Notice is hereby given that q specisl
Meeting of the shareholders of the Sedslia
Street Railway company will be held at
the Office of the company, in room No. 80,
at Sicher's hotel, 10 the city of Sedalia,
Missouri, on Monday, June 22nd. 1885, at
niue o'clock 8. m, and to continue till
twelve IN, to consider and to determine by
their votes whether they Will spprove a
proposition to issue and authorize The issu-
ing of bonds of the said company, amount
ing to ten ihous no dollars, In twenty
bonds, for five hundred dollars elch, paya-
be ten years after their date with semi
annual interest coupons at the rate Of seven
per cent, to be secured by first MOI tQage
or trust deed on the street railwsy and ell
o'her prop rty, rights and frsnchi e. of the
said Sedalia Street Railway company.
By order of the board of directors, April
10Th, 1885.
jos. ID. SICHER, president.
LogIs DEUTscH, Board
C.NEwKIRK, of
F. 81. GUENrH sR, Directors.
Attest:
CHAs. S. CONRAD, secretary. 4-21w9t
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1885-04-21
{ ehiud Time.

From farmers who were 10 the city yes.
terday ih- BAZoo harms that bsckwarduess
OF the cropping sea on has prevented the
farmers from doing any thing 10 that direc.
ton and with very few exceptions no pow
ing even has been done. A very few farm
ers b I'VE some corn ground broken and one
gentleman no tn of town had his planter.
at work yesterday. The general opinion
h wsver. is that this will be the most back.
ward season in halt century.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1885-04-21
Sweet Gum.

The emulation you see clinging to the
sweet gum tree in the hot summer months
scientifically combined with q tea made
from the old field MULLEN which has uu-
cilsginous principles so healing to the
lungs, presents in Tsylor's Cherokee Rem
edy of Sweet Gum and Mullen pleasant
and effective cure for Group, Whoopi -.
Cough, Colds and Consumption. Sold by
all druggists at &c and 81 q bottle,
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1885-04-21
HEADLIGHT.

The Hannibal stock yards are TO be re.
built in short time. The lumber has ar
rived aud preparations are in progress.
IS. J. Thurber having resigned, Master
Mechanic Haines has issued circular an.
nouncng the appointment Of G. s. Mckee
as travelling engineer on the Missouri Pa.
cifc bis jurisdiction extending from Han
pibal to Denisoa.-Parson's Sun.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1885-04-21
Died.

This Sunday morning at o'clock, Mrs.
Israel Drone, who tsided at the corner OF
Moniteau and Wilkerson street. Her
d-ath was caused by a cancer on her breast.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1885-04-21
Horseford's Acid Phosphate
For Alcoholism

d.. ]. 8. Huffman. Philsdelphis, Pa.
says: 1t is Of grod service in The troubl
a. ,sipg from alcoholism, and gives saiisfac
ton in nay practice.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1885-04-21

j. P. Blair, OF New Jersey, a million.
aire, who is the power that is building the
Kan.ss c. , & Soufhern railroad, arrived
from the south and registered at Sicher's.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1885-04-21

Attention is directed to the advertise.
mcnt on the 6it page OF this paper of J. F.:
Davidson, Ham bal, who wit sell at auo.
ton commencing April %, a herd of
thoroughbred cattle.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1885-04-21

This young man will be remembered as
the one who purloined yalise of clothing
from an East Sedalia boarding house not
long since. Ever since his arrest he has
mace bitter fight against conviction but
the july failed to see il that way and gave
him a two-year sentence. He filed motion
for new trial but failed again as Judge
Rylsnd overruled it and yesterday affirmsl
the finding of the jury. This finished the
docket aud court was adjourned in course
to the November term.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1885-05-30

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were dull u1t-l oc.oca, a-5er which they
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1885-05-30
FACTS 80T Y0UCHED F0.'.

We have struck Il reasonable average and
beg 70 announce that Brigham y E0ung LETT
q widow about 1000 years Of aEe.-.L NOD
oIa Argus.
When & fond parent seca q boy walk
through gateway instead OF climbing he
fence he IS worried tor fear the lad isn't
cutie nimsclt.--; Boston Post.
Judge-Thc senteueo Of the Court is that
the prisoner be confined in State plisol for
tLereHairiag Of nj. natural life. Prisoner
But, your Honor. JuLE2-EC. another
word, ~, cr III give you four yeafs more
The man who picks up sn empty poclot
aooE on the Ars- cay Of The fourth month
is called ao april fool" hut rha man who
expects to Eli al empty pocket book By il
Ves,.uC t.is ingueyiu Southern lotteries l5 Is
iool al the year round.
i dollar is very valuable IN these times.
4 man Who had to leave his office, and F2e
expecting { caller TO psy aome money, .c.J
this notice on his door, " have gone out
for half 81 hour. VIII be back soon
Have bern gene twenty minutes already
Amt you almost toiled?" inquired =
little gill of gentleman visiting her father
AMI mother. Nc, Iittle one, ! can't shy
that / am. Why do you ask, Daisy? -
Oh, because l heard mamma say that
Fuur wife always kept you III hot water.
To Ny Husbands" is tine simple in
scription on . magnificent monument re-
Gently erected over .hrae BraYes lying in q
row ~ &. Kentucky cemetery. II Is . touch
ing trjbu;l of wiirly regard from lovely
Kentucky widow who ls about 10 TelnTry.
! tE4cAanSe.
IN Englishm0u who had never paid
more ;han shilling 70 see al exhibition,
went 70 a New = OK the2teT one night 20
SEQ the Forty Thieves" The ucket-saller
charged him three shiUiAgs for ticket.
Passing tue pesIeboard back, he quietly re-
r.araed, " Keep it, mister; don't want To
! sec the ether tnlTty-uiae," and cut lie
u&1ched
Two hundred and fGy dollars would
seem g small price 70 pay FOR having 9
| world nalneG after ones sell, says sn eE-
! change. An Austrian astronomer, II. Pa
! lisa, last ysar discovered six new. small
planets, aii3 offers to name the very latest
iaund alter the person who will first SEND
80 20 AID him II future astronomical
! work
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1885-05-30

He UPSET DIvoRcE-Says the Chicago
Reroid Times must be getting pretty
hard with the lawyers" remarked tray-
cling man. My wife and live in fat
in town. You know III these flats every
body knows everybody else's business. Ny
wife and / have our little spats. About
three months ago we had quite little
quarrel, and talked pretty loud at each
other, both being excited. While we were
at it heard slight noise at our door.
turned and looked, and there cane q card
sliding in under the door, and on it was
printed the name and address OF lawyer
who lives in the building, and on it he had
penciled Divorces promptly attended to-.
He was soliciting our trade you see, but
he'll never get il. When We saw that my
wife and made up and swore we would
never quarrel again. SO even sneaking
little lawyer is capable of doing some good
in this world. you see"
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1885-05-30
C0NpENsED DISPATCHES.


There has been heavy fall IN grain
HeShiS ircm Montreal TO Great hrita!n
New regulations have been Issued for the
expectation Of Spirits to Canada or Mexico
5 6rsnatrb from, p,,h,r ssvs that Lord
}{.-ti1.st,,, i e,,r,s,,i99f b.ttrr hDf j. sfiII
unable Ig leave hi, heI.
1,,-o, n, c..ai p,.s..s, 1,,,,,.,.o.,,.
and his ,gjfs viii sneri tbe bnli6ggs witib,
lbo Duke and UUpitast 81. l.i;rhrrTL
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go u y L14sf-ei1' oi oos'9l.' mas
1o.sn. ~. 80 ''5 " ytNo.Se a,,1'4S. n-5 VIE
'''' ''''y''- -N'''' "e''5' ''i q i'-'' singer
y Russian officer and several Ccssac6S
h&tc 2'f we'd a. MeaJeJ, Icraia. &e5hed IS
IAe '5ei'al oi ,-e province o An2FaSSS
Na2r-Y 80 @, the aaF3i officers who weso
sent L. die !s;lmus are back ia Washing
ton. They all rcyre, that Tie campaign
was such . short one
Sir Peter Lums5su. recently in charge o.
the E-ifish section af he Afrhsu Bsund-
ary Commission. viii arrive iu CONSTANT
ncp.e today, on his ta5 te l,a-lou.
Ansbc, Russfa., irgucluI has baeu or.
Ge-.l ID be buii.. .Ta-.-...- plates uf.l be
Obtained from chcEi,.3. the new accession
To- the Russian navy viii be c.usluc-cd az
Nic..aieH
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