The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1885-02-10
CHICAGO CHRONICLES.
A Spicy Letter From the
BazoO'S Special Cores
pOndent.
Oynamlters and Socialists,
Libertines and Crooks
all Busy.
NOTES and Comments Gathered
Here and There in the Great
Metropolis.
Dynamite.

: The police officers of this city are ar nres.
1 ent on netties In consequence of the recent
narrow escape some OF them had from
Delng blown over into the lake by an in
iefn&i msehine, and If person goes along
tne street with suspicious looking box in
MS hands, ne IS given a wide berth by these
oignltarles. The machine In question was
found in an old barn along with a lot of
= oooss which young map, who il now in
Jail, had stolen from one of the libraries If.
the city. He acknowledged the crime and
at last was induced 10 tell where the stolen
property was secreted. The officers w, mt
to the bsrn and found about three thonsand
volumes hid away. Among them was this
| dynsmlte machine, though at the lime its
nature was not known. Ore of the officers
PICKED It up and after casually LOOKING AZ
IL threw II 10 one side. Subsequently he
asked the prisoner what it was and was nor.
rltied to hear the reply,
"A DYNAMITE MAcHINEn
When tie news that a dynamite machine
was In The building spread through the ci,v |
Dali, ohcers could be seen emerging from |
eAery door and hurryirg away as If thew
nao very pressing business elsewhere. The |
machine was finally carried outside into AN
open lot by one of the detectives and dis.
s,cted. Ii was a bex about a foot
long Inside was a lot of sawdust saturated
with nltro-glycerine, and in the middle al
this was nickel plated revolver, the ham
mer OF which was held back by a piece of
wire, aud this In turn wss fastened by
wire crank on the outside or the box. Had
any OF the officers turned the innocent look.
ing little crank half an inch the revolver ,
would have heen discharged. This. in tnrn
would have ignit, the dynamite and An
explosion would have followed which
would have blown the new city BUILDING % !
atoms. Tue officers think the nrisHner :
ought to DC burned at the stake. as he deIib- y,
erateiy stood and wstched item kick rbs
box around and never once opened his I
mouth about its cont hts.
THE SOCIALISTS =
are havlrg gh old time here. Thev .
hold meetings every Sunday sfternoon =
which are largely attended, and the an. =
iiences are refreshed from two 10 Z
I've hou's with regular dynamite speeches ..
y Mr.. and Mrs o. Fl. Parsons and Others -
hey advocate the free use OF cold steel =,
nd dynamite for the furtherapce of their -
'isns, Whereby every mao, so they claim.
sn De made rich without doing any work rs
J, great scheme but not very plausible. \,
hey publish paper weekly called The N
Alarm; Ii c,mes out with big black head 81
ines deuonneing the capitalists IS slave h;
rivers, ETC., and calling upon the working N
leu To revolt Mr.. Parsons claims thai ne
by have an army Ct well drilled pen who >
re resdy TO strike whenever the word g 60
wen Mrs. Parsons Is blOod-thirsty as IA
ef IL &c lord, aud her speeches are made
om al Anarchist standpoint. Thew be- bo
eve In every man dividing up" with his sn
flghoor, but your correspondent has not ,b
u heard OF any OF them doing it. an
THE OLD STORY.
Suit was begun to-day in the superior r.
'!r' by Got'hilf Budsch against Peter on
-hz, mllSman- Blu Zach wants Rsiaz to an
" him $1,000 for the BETRAYAL of his on
'-ye2r-old daughter. The circnms,ancls 'pe
rounding the case are very peeuliar me-
mach lives at 6SS South Union ~,
rect, and is EMPLOYED in
l. OF the large clothing est,b. tn
hmenis down town. X i'z lives close bv iug
e Is a wido~er end has considerable sell
operty sides his milk depot. which lea
lpgs him quite a neat lite sum. IT has Sn
en- the custom for the CIR. to 90 to his .eis
use alter milk. On July Ist, as she saws ing
len she went TO the house. he enticed her nav
10 the house, and under thre,ts and a
Omises accomplished her ruin. 1t WAS sno
a lew Gays ago that the girls condi ion
S discovered by her mother, ard then a
ar statement Of the case was made pu5 lla
/. Reiz Is held TO The criminal court in 20.
W bond. Ii seems strange indeed that J III
l ather OF the girl should demand ~ ~
ration oy The payment of money. III he 10
q done right he would have went In
Itz and either compelled him to have II.
rrlsd the girl, or given the coroner ~"
nethlng TO do, as did Theodore Law on Suo'
Dday. Lay met Louis Backus, the So w
FER OF his daughter. on the street, and on Inc
refusing TO marry her, shot and Instant III
k,lled him. ana
~o-r, hes
Mayor Harrison is soiourning at the
lie capital. u
In consequence of the recent snow tweI
ms the trains are still behind time. the mot
KS being In very bad condition. supp
has the honor of having the the
est building known, it being twelve orph
les. A person has to lie down on his to u
K to see tie top. prem
The thermometer is s degrees below .ucA
} here at this writing, though il NAV be SN an
o-moIrow. Thirty degrees is the cold. ..H L.
It has beer so far this winter. This -
ago atmosphere is simply "too utterly s an,n
=" got
=. soun
One peculiar thing about the numer. WORK
petit thefts committed in this CITY ia Won
so many boys are implicated 10 them. Won
sc youngsters range all the way from 9 take.
5 years OF age, and are rs hard look As
'gang" as one would care to see. desti
Minnie Palmer, the actress, SAYS she get o
sail Tor England on the 18th less
May, where she has 2-yesr'
cement. She but recently returned to
country from England. She is plav. Ii
MY Sweetheart" in this city. nerve
"A 6re at Milwaukee avenue at mid o.
{ last night destroyed goods and prop
to the value oil SAC, 600, besides causing T.
lderaole delay to travelling by street Nice,