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The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1885-07-07
OUR NEIqHBORS.
FORT SCOTT.

Yesterdays Herald gives the following
Sunday morning:
Gan Englishman giving his name as A:
G.. Pearson, claims to have zen robbed and
shot yesterday morning, near Dory's farm,
mile beyond the railroad bridge, on the
NJ. K. & I. road. He says he was standing
near the track and had his pocketbook and
revolver together in his hip pocket, when
suddenly a negro came up behind him and
snatched his pocketbook with the remark,
"aello, English, 1 want this" and hiring
three times at him, ran Oh. Pearson pulled
his gun and fired twice The pocketbook
contained S270. Pearson is lately from
Lawrence and says he has friends there.
The police searched all day yesterday for
the robber, but could get no clue to any
such man. Pearson seems bound to leave
the city without waiting for any arrest and
has gwen s-veral accounts Of himself and
his English connections. He is wounded
| in tn arm. The whole affair is decidedly
a mystery.
Two car loads of Texas watermelcns
passed through here Sunday over the III. >,
K. & T. road.
Vernon county will produce large
corn crop, notwithstanding the lateness of
the season and the ravages Of the worms.
Vest is the name of the latest addition
toV non county towns. 1t is located In
Lake township, and has retitioned to be
mate postoffice.
The jury in the Wiswold case came to
an sreement about 9 o'clock Sunday
nom, Ig, after having been out seventeen
houss. The verdict gave Wiswold two
yea,s in the penitentiarY.
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Killed by Cars.

VII. Willis Cf this place, an employ
CT the K. & T. railroad, yesterday received
the following telegram
WICHITA, KS, June 90, 1885.
To ". H. Wills.
Chas. Willis was killed last night. His
fsmily is at Wichita. III. HARRoLD.
The Chsrles Willis mentioned is a
brother of Mr.. w. II. Willis and was at
one time in the employ of the K. Il T.road
at this place but has OF late been engaged
on the Fort Scott * Wichita road. How
he was killed or by what means is unknown
and his brother left last night to attend the
funeral without having learned any par
ticuIars of the sad affair. Charles Willis
was about So years of age and leaves wife
and child. He was we'll known and much
respec ed in railroad circles and his death
has C st gloom over the hearts OF his
many friends.
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Another Trunk Horror.

The boys at the Mo. Pacific baggage
rooms had smother hair stsrtlr g horror on
hand last night, which caused them 10 ge'
rid of their suppers. OF course twas con-
tanned in trunk, as that is now the only
proper and fashionable receptacle OF such
things. -,
1t came in on the train from the south
and long before mid night made Its pres
ence felt through tie medium OF the OIL
factory nerves to degree was b RI 'ss.ng
to the stoutest stomach. A consult ton
was held and it was decided to oprn The
offensive receptacle before sending for a
coroner. Officers James Gossage and NJ
son were accordingly called in and the
trunk opened, when corpse was revealed
in a very decomposed state, which consist
ed of ham, eggs, bread and other conal c
ments, which, however good they may once
have been, were not then even BIT for burisl:
The boys say if this thing goes on they will
have to resign.
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That Railroad.

There was much talk about the northern
ex ension yesterday and the Que sen iment
was, Sc lslia must have it. There has never
been time when the people IS a mass have
been so much in earRe as now on any
subject OF improvement. Ii the bosrd of
of trade desire say proof Of il let them
call and properly advertise for public
mass meeting, and they will find no hsll
will hold it. What the most people ask
for is leader and Mr.. John L. Hall
seams to be very popular choice. Will
the board of trade take hold of the mater,
or will the merchants and Peep e outside
do it? There is no QUESTION about ra'sir g
the $1,000, 900, as parIIes have individually
expressed themselves as ready to give 4
sum total almost equal to that amount
Ii there is no other way, let Mr.. Cop
psdge call meeting aud present his propo-
stion, and proper company can soon be
organic d. The people OF S.dalia mean
bu iuesS
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Killed by Cars.

thomas Sled, yardswitcbman at Pleas
A. ill, was run over and killed by the
Car, in the Yards a; that place about 11:30
Monday night. Mr.. Sledd was about So
o age and one of the oldest and best
K O employees of the company at that
% in. At the time of the accident he was
no eed in making up train and while
u sing down the track il front of the NOV
ING ans mis- foot caught between the rail
and or ,ssing plank in such manner as
to hold him fast until the cars came upon
him, passing over his body and mangling
him IN a most horrible manner.
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Complimentary.

Hon. John T. Heard, of Sedali', who by
virtue of the action OF the legislature last
winter will represent rs in the next con-
guess, visited Bolivar last Saturday, and re-
turned to st. Louis on Mondays train. In
the meantime he visited Buffalo also. He
came with the purpose of becoming &C
qusinied with his constituents in this erd
of the district, and also to consult them
concerning their wishes 10 regard 10 local
federal offices. Mr.. Heard is q most
pleasant gentleman, and is earnest in his
determinations faithfully to serve the best
interests Of his distsict. His ripe Judge
meut and Acquaintance with public affairs,
as we'll as his experience in legislation
eminently fit him for usefulness to the dis
trict which honored him by its choice, and
which he honors by his ability.-Bstirdr
Free Press.
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A Sweeping Order.

Some crank yesterday sent Mayor Rick
man the following communication, which
is given verbatim. Ii seems to convey a
very large idea of the power OF the mayor,
and also of the extent to which ne Wouid
employ it. "Citizen." however, is respect
fully informed that the streets are especi.
ally designed for the use Of wagons and
buggies. ,oo-
"SEDALrA, No, July LIST, 1855.
Mayor Hickman
Is it possible that have to issue orders
eyerey morning to your Police Force now
YOU have ordered our streets kept clean oil
Wagons Buggies plows & all things OF the
kind now if your orders are not to be
obaied pleas publish it so that can have
shake. Resp
CITIZEN"
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years He has no family here, but hiss a
wife and ten children now at Leon srdshire,
Scotland. He wss a hard drinker, most
always taking a spree every pay day. He
was making arrangements to return to
Scotland on the LIST of August.
sHARPE's WOUND.
The wound that caused Sharpe's death
was on the back of the head, and was
caused by some sharp pointed instrument,
struck probably from behind. The skull
was fractured and crushed in, which must
have caused almost instant death.
LEWIS FLY
is a boyish looking fellow having very little
beard. His testimony before the jury was
a little peculiar-not so much what he
said, but how he said it. He has been here
about eight or nine years, is a native of
Kentucky and is eighteen years old and a
coal miner. He canuot write his name.
WILLIAM SMITH
is a Welshman, aged about thirty years,
without family. He is a blacksmith by
trade, and has been in America about
twenty-one years. He is not bad looking
man, but whisky has got good hold on
him.
Like its predecessors mentioned above,
this seems to be a murder most foul and
but like its predecessors again
its final solution and unwilling seem 10 be
inevitable, for the same coil head and
cunning brain that unwove the deity spun
web about the Steidel horror holds the
sw of Justice and the strong hand of law
in this case and the BAZoO predicts that
the col fdence of the people of johnson
county will not be misplaced in believing
that their able sheriff, III. II. RUSSELL, will
bring to the bar of justice the real crimi-
mails and that their equally efficient attor-
ney will not permit them to escape the
penalty their heinous crime merits.
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UNDER THE WHEELS
Charles r Willis Meets Death at
the Post of Duty.

The BAzoo made mention Wednesday of
the fact that Mr.. w. III Willis, OF this city,
had received a telegram conveying the sad
news that his brother had been killed In
Kansas and that he had gone to attend the
funeral. The Newton, Kas., Republican
contains the following particulars OF the
sad tragedy.
"Chas. r. Willis, brakeman on the
"Sunforer" construction train, met with a
violent death Sunday evening a mile beyond
Annelly. The report of his death was In
circulation yesterday, but no reliable lnior-
nation could be obtained, some OF the men
who were working OH the rosd saying that
they themselves had heard nothing If il.
The circumstances of Mr.. Willis death, as
learned from his conductor, NJ ID. A.
Messenger, are as follows:
Mr.. Willis was riding on caboose hat
was being pushed by the engine, and when
between Brainerd and AnneIly the forward
trucks left the rails, and the violent motion
preciBitated the unfortunate man TO the
track, where he was run over and literally
cut to pieces by the wheels.
The remains were taken to Wichita,
where The deceased hiss wife and child,
and were last evening brought 10 this city
for interment by the side of his father,
who met his death by the overlurning OF an
engine on the Santa Fe three years rgo.
The funeral services were held from the
Episcopal church at o'clock in the Alter
noon, Rev. ]. s. DOORS officiating, and was
largely attended by railroad men. Mrs.
Willis, of Emporia, and w. Ell. Willis, of
Sedalis, Mo-, mo her and brother to de-
1oo,aI IN,
Deceased was well known in RAILROAD
circles here and leaves many friends 10
mourn his untimely departure"
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SAD News.

Mrs. J. d. Sicher yesterday received 8
telegram from Alton, Illinois, informing
her tSat her brother-in-lsw, Mr.. Gotthart
Rsubeam of that city, was dead, and that
the funeral would take place to-day. Mr..
Reubeam was 40 years Of a.e and an in
fiuentisl citizen of Alton. Mrs. J. ID. Sicher
and family left last night TO be present at
the fuperaI
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Smidt and Fry Released.

Montserrat, Mo-, July 1.-[Special j
The coroner's jury, after some further e1-
animation of witnesses, released Wilson
Smidt and Lewis Fry, held under arrest in
the case of the death of enc William Clark
Sharp, miner, found dead near Clear Fork
bridge, one mile east of this place the night
of June 29th, for the want of evidence as to
their guilt. The verdict of the coroner's
Jury is as follows: William Clark Sharp,
deceased, came 10 his death by the hands OF
some parties unknown to the jury.
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Body Found.

The body of an unknown hoater vas
taken from the Missouri river at Boonville
yesterday. phe remains ere supposed 10
be those of Alwer Alverson, drowned last
Saturday at Glasgow while bathing, but
the remains were so disfgured and decOm.
posed as t, render Identification uncertain.
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Married.

IT. johnson and Miss Susie Sterthmau
were yesterday united in marriage by Rev.
A. w. Nesbit. Mr.. johnson is q resident
of Cedar Rapids, Ia, and left with his
bride last evening for Nebraska, wherr,
after q short visit TO friends and relatives,
they will return to the home of the groom
and make it tieir future residence.
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A Big Fish.

Little Charlie Keck took trip with his
father to the Pomme De Terre, Tuesday,
and while there concluded to go fishing.
He had not fshed long till he hooked 4
forty fve-pound cat fish. He is only eight
wears old and found the fish too much for
him, but his cries brought help and the
monster was landed.
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Died.

Mrs. Louisa Meudel, wife of G. C. Men
del snd eldest daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
A. A. Naylor OF East Sedalis, died at the
family residence at 8 q. m. yesterday, OF
consumption. The funeral will take place
at p. m. to-day from 1412 East Fourth
STREET
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KNITTED.
Henry Werdeman Badly Cut by
a Coon.

For some time past Mr.. Hoffmeis'er, at
the SedaiIa brewery, has been annoyed by
The constant intrusion and trspass OF
10 fers, buns and hoodlums In and shout
he brewery grounds. One especial feature
OF which grievance has been a particular
annoyance, tn t of using his pond for a
ba hing place Possibly beer NAV rot be
the cleanest thing on earth, but Mr.. III.
does not propose 10 manufacture 1t from
the washIrgs Of n groes and hOodlums, and
TO present these encrOact ments no ices
have been posted all around the enclosure
warning people II Ike p off the premises
under penalty Of law. To the average
coon, however, such q notice amounts to
nothing unless it be 10 spur his ambition
to prove how little Je>p-cI he has for other
10. les rights by Discovering it. As 4 con
sequence the trespasses have continued on
The sly. Last Sunday numbcr CT negroes
OF whom
JOHN WRIGHT
was one entered the premises to bath in
the pond. Mr. Hofmeister, who was Itch
ing, requested Henry Werdemsn, one OF
his drivers, to 60 and order them out
Werdemau did so, and some hot and threat
Culuk P1fo-os " AhC
negroes again returned aud were again met
by Werdsman, who ordered them off, John
Wright declined TO go, aud was ejec'ed by
force. Once outside be used such offensive
language as csused Werdeman to follow
him, and IS near as can be learned, Verde
man struck him, and as he was returning
inside the fence, Wright
ATTACKED wERDEMAN WITH KNIFE,
stabbing him in the region of.the kidneys,
the knife penetrating to the bone. The
coon then cut two gssbes in Werdeman's
hip, one of which is about four
inches long. After doing the cut
iirg Wright fed and secreted him.
self so thoroughly the officers
failed to find him. Werdemsn's wounds,
though severe, are not considered dargsr-
Gus. There was, however, considerable of
excitement over the affair Sunday night,
but it quieted down when Wright came in
Yesterday morning and surrendered to Con-
stable Finch. He was committed to Jail in
default of bell and will have preliminary
hearing unless Werdemsn's wounds prove
more serious than is anticipated, on q
charge of felonious assault.
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CROUCH ON PAIN"

Cures collie, cramps. disrrhoes; external
" for aches, pains, sprsins, headache
neur ,lgis, rheumatism. For manor beast
OF an SOC
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Gall at the Central Hotel,

Corner of Sixth and Ohio street, where you
can find good accommodations at reason
able rates. w. T. GILL, Proprietor.
6-2ld&w1m
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MOTHERS.

If YOU are feeling broken, worn out and
nervous, use "Wells' Health Renewor."
81, Druggists.
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.RUCHU-PAIBA"

Quick, complete cure, all Kidney, Blad-
der and Urinary Diseases, Scalding, Irrita-
ton, Stone, Gravel, Catarrh of the bladder.
81. Druggists.
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RED.BUGs, FLIES.

Flies, reaches, ants, bed bugs, rats, mice,
gophers, chipmunks, cleared out by
Rough on Rats" 15c.
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THIN PEOPLE.

"Wells Health Remover" restores health
and vigor, cures Dyspepsia. importance,
Sexual Debility. 81.
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oRAuGH ON CORNS .,

Ask for Wells "Rough on Corns." 15c.
Quick complete cure. Hard or soft corns
warts, bunions.
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To Exchange.

,ri. g wagon and one new
Il W II exchange for good
ers lie live stock. T. II on
j. III. CRAWFORD,
i,9 Ohio street, Sedalis, Mo.
q oSailt W.
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CROUCH ON RATS. -

Char out rats mice, ronches, flies, ants,
bed-hugs, skuuks, chIpmunks, gophers.
l5c. Druggists.
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HEART PAINS.

Palpitation, Dropsical Swellings, Dizzi-
ness. Indigestion, Headache, Sleeplessness
cured by wells Health Remover"
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ece SD was about fifty years of
.g III. q Scotchman aud had been
in this ,ountry about six years and has
bal Il The Montserrat mines about Eve
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-12-30

The New York World pays this comPli'
ment to Senator KENyA, of our State:
Senator KENSA, Of West Virginia, is spo,
ken of az one Of the coming representa-
tives in the Senate Of the Administration.
He is one of the youngest Of the Senators.
De is in the ueighbOrheod Of thirty-eight.
he has not yet had On opportunity to show
his metal in the Senate. He has good
record in the House He is q good talk
er, although not eloquent. He is tall, with
= slim, we'll kait figure. lie has q good
head. His eyes are clear blus,gray, set
under prominent eyebrows. His forehead
is high, shaded by light brown, carelessly
combed hair. His sqaihue, shsrp-fea-
tured face is smooth-shsven. He always
dresses in a dark, easily fitting black frock
suit, and is very fond of social life Hois
. good business man aud . fairly careful
student.
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mosr rHAN HE oAN REAR.
A Complaint from Preston About Dep
uty Pm.

A Complaint from Preston About a Dep
uty Pm.
To ne Editor Of GAs Register.
TERRA ALTA, December rs, 1851
wish to convey the way we Democrats are
imposed on By those who profess to be
Democrats. A man by the name Of Joe
Adair got the appointment to be post
master at our place. He goes to work
and appoints one j. P. Jones deputy, the
man that has run the Office at this place
for Is or 20 years, to the detriment OF the
Democratic party, and to the interest OF
the Republican party and to his own inter
est. Democrats doing business in Port
land district had to do it through the tele.
graph Office. And now to be deviled with
him as our deputy under Democratic
postmaster with Democratic sdministra'
ton is more than we bargained for. We
without doubt think that said Adalr'
Democracy runs very low, for he could not
help but know that disappointment Of said
Jones would go back on the Democratic
patrons, for he knew all the forts Of the
former P. NJ. and we will not be satisfied
until be has his (said Jones name stricken
from his bond and removed from said Office
as deputy,
A DEMOCRAT.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-12-30

The first exhibition Of the Poultry Asso,
citation, now in progress at acLain's Hall,
in this city, is certainly very creditaOle
one and shows well what various and i'm
portant results have been accomplished by
= continued course of careful breeding.
Such a variety is shown in size, color, form,
&c, that one could scarcely think they had
all sprung from the came parent stem.
We understand that the association has
applied for @ charter and will become a
permanent organization if the present ex'
hibitiou proves the financial success 1t
shonld
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-12-30

The Finance Committee Of Council
made a very necessary and important rec.
ommendation at its meeting last night.
1t was that an ordinance be drafted for
submission to Council that shall make
available one fourth Of the appropriation
of 1885 for use during the frat three
months Of 1896. This step is nee
essary because the new ordi-
nance passed several months sgo
which specifies that appropriations for the
current fiscal year be made on or after the
arst day Of April, of said year. II
no action is taken by Council
to tide over the difficulty
the City Clerk will have 10 suspend all
payments until the date named in the or
dinance. This confusion can be o5Visted
By helping ordinance such as the Finance
Committee will recommend.
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DIED.

MIILER-0n Monday, December ., a. Is
O'clock N OF Group, PSRcY, 500 Of Scott and
Matte Muller, aged yeArs and eight months.
Fanersl frSm the rssidsnes Of ths parents al
TriadSlphil. this Wednesday, aiternOoa at
o'clock. Intsraent at stoLe Church cemetery.
GORREEL-At tho residence Of W. II. Harden,
Stsuhenvilie, Ohio, December IS, 1856, ELIZA
GORRELt, aged - yeAzs.
Funeral iIon FaR-Hsndla depot, Wednesday,
rreenber 80, on arrival Of the - O'Clock train.
Carriages to Gresnvcod cemetery.
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All But the MugNump.
Nrn E,,nncitrn Mnr,rick

Los Angeles Sunday School Teacher,
You say, Tommy, thst Gcd made the
earth and ali therein in six days, and that
he rested on the seventh?
Tommy-Yes, mum; God made every
thing in sEx days but the Mugwump, and
It took Presidential election in New York
10 make him.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-12-30
Two from Martinsburg
Spscial % ne RsqisLsr.

MARTINsBURG, December 29.-Miss Ssvil,
Is Lawson, of this place, who met with an
accident by falling of porch some time
ago, died yesterday.
Alexander Cooper who delivered series
of temperance lectures here some time ago,
will commence another series here at the
Presbyterian Church on New Years ev,n-
ing.
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Preparing for Bliss.

"Whst are you doing, my dear" he
asked his wife, as he saw her throwing
great hsndfuls of tscks on the bedroom
floor.
why. don't you know? It's your turn
to walk with baby tonight"
lob, yes, had forgotten Well, hide
my slippers and disarrspge the furniture,
and I'll let the furnace fire go out.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-12-30

EQUALlZISG THE TWO DOLLARS
WHATEVER action Congress takes upon
the silver question, this end should be KEEP.
in view; To give the people circulating
medium of exchange in which dollar Of
silver shall be equal in value to dollar Of
gold. The people want good, honest
and as far a. possible, stable currency.
Having one dollar worth only eighty cents,
while the other is worth hundred, is little
better than having two yard measures, one
tWenty-eigbt inches long and the other
thirty-six inches
The best way to accomplish this end is
now the important question. The private
interests Of individuals or corporations
should not come in to interfere with the
interests Of the grett,mass Of people Of this
nation. I. was ntvsr intended that the
currency Of this county should be run in
the interests Of ihe extreme silver men OF
The Pacific coast or Of q ebrOkers, bankers
and gold bags Of Wall street. II having
srsas quantities Of silver coined is
mot bsSeatiirg TIE people, the
ewpsrs o. silver mines have no more right
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-12-30

ALL the Democratic roosters in the
country seem to have eougregatsd in Nc
Lain's hall. There are some 6ne look
ing birds among the exhibit and they crow
lustilY enough 10 raise the roof.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-12-30

Tbs proceedings Of the Gas Board on
Monday evening seem to have caused the
Judgment OF q 6shbone cross wise in the
IntelHgeucer's throat. Let US hope moth
ing serious will come Of it.
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THE REGISTER.

West VirginiSns sOjOurning tn
Washington can always tiud the
DAILY REGISTER ON the conn
ter OF LePIey Il Finster, news
dealers, 1I5 Sixteenth street.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-12-30

PRog. W. P. WILLEI, of the West Vir-
GINA University, formerly Of the editorial
staff Of the REGIsTEE. paid the REGIsTER
Office n pleasant visit last evening.