The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1885-07-14
KREBS-OSGOOD.
A Futile Attempt of the Kan
sas Kidnappers.
They Try to Play Sharp Game
But Get Left Again.

The principle topic about the street:
continues to be the late outrageous attemp,
| of the Kansas posse TO kidnap from Mis-.
souri, Mrs. Snyder and Mrs Krebs, with q
view to getting Mrs. Krebs' Ii. tie son. The
BAZoo has heretofore given the details OF
| the bold dash made and how Governor
| Maramaduke was deceived into giving his
! sanction to the affair, as well as its failure
| through the vigilence of Sedalia's attorneys
and officials, and the subsequent r,vokal oil
| his warrant by the governor.
But il seems O-good and his associate
deputy consIables did not propose TO be
| baked by so insignificant Il person as the
governor OF Missouri. Learning hat Mrs.
Snyder and the child were at B5onville,
Osgood and his satellite refused TO surren.
der the requisi,ion alter its revokal, asd
with it in Their possession proceeded
To BOOnyILLE
with the evident intention of attempting to
get it served on Mrs. Snyder, as they had
tried 10 do On Mrs. Krebs here. They had
their trouble for their pains, however, as
Mrs. Snyd. was not there nor has not been
for some time, she ali unaware of the i'm
pending peril, having gone TO Sslins, in
the very heart of kans's, on a visit to her
father and tro,hers' families, taking
Charles Osgood with her. This fact, how.
ever, Oseood learned at Boonviile, and as
fast as steam could carry them he and
Waller sped for that place. Fortunately,
however, lightning outspeeds the railway
engine, and long before his arrival Mrs.
SNYDER heard Of what was goirg on, and re-
ceived a request 10 come at once TO Sedslla
with the boy and allow the law 10 take Its
course. Realizing how little of justice was
liable to me;t her If caught whe.e she wa>,
Mrs. Snyder took the first train for SedJlia,
and had hardly disappeared when
oSGooD AND HIS AID ARRIVED
and so sure was his psid satellites in Sc
dalia who have ever since bis arrival been
hunting for the boy DESTROYS of seiziug him
at all hazards, that Osgood would get him
that they gave out that lie had done so.
But OSgood knew better wh,n he found,
aud go, that he had been sold and the birds
his constable embarked on the eaSt-bound
train, as is supposed, to come back to Se-
dalia. Tie hearing OF the habeas corpus
case has, however, been continued until
next Wednesday. And in the meantime it
Will Oc we'll lOT OSSCOI anu lCO>e WHOM he
has empl1y Dyed to go very slow in their acts,
Missouri is
LAw-ABIDING STATE
and more need fear receiving full Justice
and sn impartial hearing OF their griev-
ances when they sre presented 10 proper,
digniied, truthful snd sincere manner, but
fraud, falsehood, bulldozing and trickery
will be found more likely to receive is
just punishment than to succeed in accom-
plishiDg what truth cannot. Mrs. Krebs
and her family a-e reputable citizens of
Sedalia and have so demeaned themselves
as TO be entitled to the respect and protec-
ton OF the p ople and Of the law and that
they will receive it in spite OF all the money
that can be bestowed upon those ready to
attempt for money to Illustrate every good
ci IL n can but believe.
Mrs Snyder arrived in this city Thurs
day night accompanied by the boy and at
once placed themselves under the prOtec-
ton of Sheriff Murray and are now al their
homes, and until Governor Marmaduke
shall order their delivery to the proper
Kansas suthori les it will not be wise or
safe Tor any one TO interfere with them.