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Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1886-02-27

A police prosecution in Birmingham
has brought TO light the fact that the
..tcmperance wines which are sold all
aver England without Il license contain
from Sc, cnteen to nineteen per cent OF
alcohol.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1886-02-27

THERE is one thing to be said in favor OF
coasters. They don't want the earth'-buF-
hngfo. Free Press.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1886-02-27

II afflicted with Sore Eyes uSe DR.. ISaac
TAompsun's Eye Water. Druggists sell it. Pc.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1886-02-27

PIKE'STOOTHACHE o curein l minute 2c
GlehH's sulphur Soap ,eals and heautifies. &c
GERMAN CoRN REMOVER kids Corns s Bunions.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1886-02-27

WHY is an ice-Cream tlend like a Gre
matoryt Because he is Il cream-ater.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1886-02-27

900" "
looked out Of the window, while We
awaited her pleasure.
Ooh. loot-loot at the big birdie on
the tree out If the window. She said,
suddenly pointing downward toward
where I knew q tail poplar grew close
to the house.
Mr.. Benton was apparently startled
By thj, evidence Of S~rella's keen vision.
tor I saw him jump d hi, eyes followed
the direction OF her finger, He con-
. trollrl himself at once. however. as he
replied quickly:
IL gies, that Is the shadow Of g
cloud in the moonlight. and not q
birdie, Stella
No. ,hr persisted; Il saw a birdie
on the tree.
He put her down and She ran over TO
me. A. I took her on NV lap I heard
the door close. and saw that John BEN
ton had disappeared
That is rather unceremonious. !
wonder whether he j. coming back |
thought. We'll. DO not care whether
be- does or not, al made up my mind
that the festivities could proceed with
ont him. sat Stella on the end of the
piano and played a lively polka for the
children. with N%-rlla's assistance, She
drumming on two or three Of the KEY,
lu the ba,, intervals. with O very weird
. if not harmonious effect.
II want some more tqndr." an
n1uucrd Stella. imr-r,1u,'v.
II shall have TO 20 down stairs for
Fl. Stella. .Jtix8Il in The diriuy-r1om,'
! said.
uv.,1 an lar., ',strs I'm \ ,i,cl "
NJ rarratLsJ f.. -. : IL. Se.n.
tn ti;-ss ct.r,,. and ,.,r .~ar;f,,, 5.n.r.
/ ~ ..o;r. M -. .la
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dn..5 ma a. oman - 5.a- - ,a,. NV
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an. ror,or. tar - -laaI.,l fr-.-.
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'"na.' q "',,' Iu''' Wa N.. II
NH, r"u'ii -. " .rl'u III VIZ I"'N. eve ~.
aa'.uJ w III y.II' l' d, .-. 4-nl
g'-"h ..g ~ D-." .".I" from me WIN
~, ''' was ''Ila'H H'Hs oAe was
M VI,
va M'< lnA,' Nurri' a man
'.nlo'n- III l!I9o-" -, WINDOW l'''
was h"' m'''ahrn Ny eye, nad be-
some accustomed 10 the darkness ny
lHIs Lil4'' anu ! co''.' see 'h' outlines
u NJ H3nrr fi"arit '",.'l against ne
"'h'o"' IN ih'' ''rf,''" instant al! !
haI ever hra,' or READ aoout burglars
ana lhe't desperate actions Whrn
nT.NGH' 10 hl'' passed. through nay
ia'hH' l remembered hati q Dozen
stories. more or jos, improbable. where
in q Young cir. had successful "utwit-
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1886-02-27

IT seems n little strange that when We
are tired we can best rest by retiring
chicago Lciger.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1886-02-27

EVERY bride is beautiful, and il is a mys-
terry where all the plain married women
come from.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1886-02-27

Ir's the little things that tell-especially
the little brothers and sisters.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1886-02-27

Hon. Thos. L. James, administration
eral ipdorses st. Jacobs Oil as a pain-cure
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1886-02-27

There is a steady growth in the
use Of the trawl by II fishermen on
the Newfoundland banks, and so much
has this instrument been enlarged and
perfected that some schooners now set
as much as fourteen miles Of trawl,
with twelve or fourteen thousand
hooks.-Boston journal
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1886-02-27

DE. SAMUEL X. Cox, Washington, after a
careful analysis, pronounced Red Star
Cough Cure purely vegetable and most ex-
ceIlcnt for throat troubles. Price, % cents a
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1886-02-27

No Opium In Piso's Cure for Consump-
ton. Cures where other remedies fail. zoe.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1886-02-27

The students Of Williams College,
Mass, have a ~ioboggan slide with q
velocity Of sixty miles an hour.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1886-02-27

ArcturuS IN still sp'endOr meets our view,
Orion wears his royal robes serene.
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@etbMaarel1.

pif eiasn 2n1as. @ingbars, 3eiIe bu Morb
use aubsrt BALD . etOhe in srobsr sueipabl.
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l1 Wfetle DON y. 5. Springs ents
fernt gelangt man our 2ano Potoffice
O'Quinn. rMel9' etn bdBIi1er
irii6er Rame fir ein beutf6es Settle.
ment!" barfte bier mar@er 2eier frds
gen. GeblgelhoHen! unb Der 8eri1t.
e%ritaiter Der nN. Br. 3ts." in Sesniu
tuirb gebeten, fpe3ieQe Notia bierppy sl
nebmen: Der Name O'Auinn ftamn,t
ui@t bon einem Srldnber, ipnbera tuar
Der. eines 2ipanso duptlings, tpel@er aa
biefem punfte eint elm Eager bate, Dos
Der bic O'Quinn Springs, O'Quinn
Stand &C. Ser BoFmeiter 1T elm !0err
5. 6. Mel9er, Der babel einen biibi9
eingeridtetea Gountrps9 Store beibt. SO.
II. in 3eras geboren, unb feline fdna1e
Settle fdeinen- bic grfinhungen aier.
bano niBli@er @egentdnbe fur ben
0aus' vi elobebarf gu ieiu. Ct bate bic
Greunbltdteit, mir einige ieiner lettbin
gsuta9ter gu aei9en, BON benen i'd auei
! als befonbers erm1bnenstpertb bier an,
fibren min. 3uerit feiuen Mmeitsnoers
tiger; berielbe birfte nobl bas einaiJe
tpirfiame Sn1trument fem, bieies 10
ldiige Snfeft fir INNER au nernimten;
babel lit bic Mai9ine 6auerbaft unb
fart eonffruirt. Ser v9ictDrD" sraeugf
600a GubitfuB Sos unb @an9 lit einex
|Stunbe uitb t5btet mebr &meiien urO
albergl. ungesiefer in elmer Stunbe,
als $40 uertb @ift ober Sal1en bies in
feGs Monaten au l~eiifet berm6geH. See
Der Jarmer, Der bon Nmeifer beimges
fuft 1T, follte iid obne 8er3ug eiuen
sWictorp" anf9afen. 9ie ai1bere St,
fnbung Mel6er's 1T cine 6onigf1leu.
Der; bas Snffrument 1T einfad, prat,
tii6 unb oaau fart eonitruir!; elm Rinb
oor 6 Sabren fam r,ehr 0onig 6amit
ausialeubern, als bier @rtpadfene aus
i9etben f6nnen. Die &ofe tpirb ni1t
aerit6rt unb fann, nadoem Der bonis
ausgei6ieben lit, pieber in ben Biener,
tod gefebt tperben. gbenio fam man
bic Mafdine na@ @ebrau6 aus benz
Bebdlter nebnter unb fobann benielbeu
fur anbere beliebiae 3wede benuben.
Der 9onigfdleuberer toftet nur $3.50
lno ieber 8ienen3t@ter tbut gut; fiG
einen 5a peri@afen. Seibe ansefabrte
Snitrumente iittb p~atentirt unb t6ii1en
aur bur6 Mr. Mel@er birett besoseu
tDerben. Die grfinounosgabe bieiea
9errn 1T umfomebr anertennenstDertb,
ais CT, Die i6pn 8efast. In Seros auf,
gepa@ien gu elmer 3eit, mo es nit Dem
S6ulDefen i'm @taate mod 3ieu1li1
i4ledt ffanb. 3mii9en Blad Sad
unb O'Quinn bat sic bortige lutberi'
f@e Gemeinbe cine unbebeutenbe Rir9e
erbaut, Serfelben seb6ren rs 6annitieu
on. N%usenbltdIid III Bic betr. prebider.
ftele uacant, Die poaofice tpuroe i'm
Sabre 1882 etabIirt. Die Ortsf9ple
leitet Der 3ebrer s. g. R~oiertbers, unb
he s6blt ettua so fGuIpIidtige ainber.
SIN SETTLEMENT befinbet fid cine beut'
f@e r@brenrttter" : 2oge. SIN Betriebe
ffebt baielbft cine @riits uub s@neibe.
rnible. fotuie cine gottOns@in.
lGcrtietuns foIst.l
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Danspfi6tff . Gseutur.

NoreSeutf&e DampferIiuie mad naS ben NeH.
BORT unb Baltimore.
Sam5ars. q merifanif@e Gampferliais.
Walorb OampterIinie.
@sS Star uno JransOfids Dampftrltnie.
Bt0t8e @intranDesersEtdetS
mad nnb bon allen Yuntten in europa. rln1ere
Ngenten in @uropa nnb STEM Yost mibmen ber
8efOrberuns bon GamiIien bon uno nod benz
alien @aterlanbe ~beionbere 8afmert1amfeit.
Vile arrangements tonnen NIT benz llnteraei4
neten g~etroffea tuerben.- 8egen Staten unb Sn.
formation tpenbe mnn iid i@riftli@ ODER miinb.
lid an
s. g. WacNamara, linton Ttdet Isent,
2s5, Gommereefr. Rampmanns 8antsebSube)
Sup3W Can Antonis
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Rletberfpffe.
e 4.


AleiberaoFe fnb cine epeSiaIitdt. seue esn.
biHoep boa <@ongee nnb e~arrirter Seibe fnS
siugetroHra. Bran iudbIe, 70 LANCE Re bcrbanben
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but>Dtpdrtement

u In ieSer Be,iebnas mutersiItis, In Yreifen
bon u - $3.50 baS Stud. Daneben finbet
man Sanbf1ube, SsfsutrSser nnb ale anberen
dstifet, berer elm Serr Sur @erbolNf1nbiauna
feines an3uss unb feiner EoiIette bebari. Mle
u beatbaren Gesenitanbe, bic man ale Sur.
Riftine eaobs gu be3ei@nea biest, finb in
eroeer AuspabI s~orbanbeu.
Huesrhem fibrea bir beri6iebene Nrten bon
&cFern, Weiietaf6en, 3eseui&irmta unb einen
Qrstea 8orratb boa en,smisaarea fir eerren
Games nab &ixher.
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g. S. MQaaer, MboIefaIes %

~ MS&t$Sk ~SS% 8ND
NetaiIbdn6ler in 6arben. DeIeu, gxs
ftrei@ermatsrialen, GDmuaeyteHte6e,
Gan Mntonio empfiebIt fem erp5so
Eager in biefen Grtifeln 5n Netu (srs
preifen uno ma6t gang beIsnoess eur
ben getpdblten @orrotb bon NiIbstu:
gbromos, Rupfers urlb StobIRi@en,
O%elgemdloea un6 Ybantniie : Nilberv
aller Nrt. ferner auf 6ie pef&madboae
Iusuahl bon B~iIberrobmen beg aaes.
moberniten Gorm uub auf bic Anea
umfaHenoen 3ei9enmateri1Ien auis
merfiani. Gle Nuftrdse fur irsenb cine
Der obiget 8rau@ei iperbsn prompt
ausgeftbrt; 8ilber bon iener Grbbe eias
gerabnt unb ale @rbeitert ntboli&k
l@nea unb gut beiorgt, bic In bas 6a9
f4lagen.
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&ndbenan5a9en
&inberan5ageH

baben mir tinen immsnfsn Borrntb fir &inbsr
bon t,ei Sabren aufpdrts.
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fabrt, Serbuncn NIT elmer wcbkinsuidtehn 8efouroticns se beRtns
Whiskies, Liquors, feline Weine, kellerfrische Biore.
inportirte und einheinische Cigafren etc.
Sm epatat absdbnhen Billiard .Salcu fehen 8 BilaDs 3r Nenusuuge budA
E0Bp VyAmn9p @u0orn IS As
|pMb bur6 Gampn3uns gun anseue6men Bamiien. aufntbansot aema&t ub fxttFsss
eiuu9tuas NIB ausfaHuns nod unabearoHen ba. Ginsams ION Der 9doso strait
AZ YromSte BeOenuna, pd6e bur9 dedri9e eeaung bubisrufn nh
~ Abms bnuante Bdsn9nns.
rs. GreifOnseste: Whtro& ub eamfss abnb. ~
Jeden Sonntag ausgezeichnetes Frei-ConzePt
bon 4 nr RadmiHass Biz II ubr absnbs. sbermann IL pufommsa. Sse@
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aVelvetine PowdaE.~ DtsI
Mrmee sssen berbribte unb sfin1jse Sabe, &C.
gen bas @unbreiten ODER munbiaulsn5 eele1
RrideIbite unh ale Der tleberbitnAe bte DinteD
ent,pringenben 8autfrung5eiisn d~nsepanet.
Vie Elm Pulber fTr Sinber felt 20 sniibtrtrsfs
fen ea. Yreis Is Gents. Prdparirt xae Dxn
8ertanf bel u. Dreit, MIame Dras Gtsss
San Mntonio.
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S. DEUTSCH & GO.
perren>IDtlette1rtuel

Oas sr6ste nnb rei6baItisfe Eager bon
Serreu.l lmterleibern in Der Stabt in allen
Stsfeu, ben 8auHliuoue bic ;ur SefSe. Sm
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8em1en

fibren mir bic beribmtea Star unb Manbat.
tan, binten ober borne 90 0fnen, init ODER o5ns
Rrasen, einfa4e cher serippte Bufeu. Infer
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1uslleDt) itebt Elm SprtnBbrIttse1.
Die @traBen Der Stabt linb NIT
9ad6eerbdumer bepflanst uHo BIN unb
tpieeer ftsbt man nod eine 2ebenseihe;
tene fino gut unb uerben rein gebaltsn,
pdbrenb bic Seitenmese ourbtpeg ges
pflafert fno uno ftets in gutem .3u>
ftanb bemabrt tperben. 9as Jreimaus
rsr=@ ebduoe 1T oreiit0dig uuo entbdlt
ouBer Der 2oge cine An3abI 4bbofaters
Sffieen. 9as Rafno=B ebdu5e geb6rt
ebenfaQs Der 5tabt unb entbdIt bic
S9ule fur Die tpeiBen Rin6er; in ber=
ielben iinb bier 2ebrer tbdtig. Die Sail
TT elm tpabres 2urusgebdube uno fiebt
eber einem firifli9en Sagbf9lche dbns
LID als einem @efdneni1e. Daiielbe
puroe Dor einieen Sabren erbaut uno
bat benz gountp bas bibf9e Simm9en
BON tlber $4,000 getoitet; ~o1Ierofngs
1T es elm foliber 8au un6 bic @efdngs
niBrdume finb nit alien 0erbe1erunger
Der Neu5eit berfeben. Ser Sheriff
Ranfin bemDbnt nit feiner Camille cine
Der 3ofalitdter bes gebdutes. Das
8efdnguiB ~beberbergt ausenblidli9 Z
8efangene, tpounn ein WeiBer bes
Morbes angetlast 1T, Der &eft ber Ges
fangene1 finb Sarbige. gbenlo tpie bas
@ourtbaus 1T aud bic Sail BON einem
elfer1en Sitter umgeben. Sen benz 6ofe
Der lebteren tpeiben einige fe6t 3abme
Rebe unb In einem eieens fir i'm ers
ri1teten Gdfig erfrent iid Elm i1par3.
8%ottiser Wleiiter peB leines 3umal aIer.
binas retwas bel9rdnften@ Daieins.
@twa ] Meile n6rbli9 bonn Court
bauie liegt Der 8abnbof, 3ise fommen
unb geben ieben Sag einmal mad Cos
lun.bus unb @Ginger. Ni1t melt bonn
9tationsbof beinbet fi6 Der itdbiii9e
BegrdbniBpfaB. ebenfals nit einem
f6Dnen eiiernen @eldnber umgeben.
Wenn f6on Der @%ourtbauss parf. ber
Sail palait urb bic @traBen oer @tabt
Die 4ufmertfamteit Deg Gremoen auf
lid lenfen, 10 1T es NIT benz 2ir9bOfe
bon GaGrange no@ melt mebr Der 6aQ.
8ef1madDoae Denfmdler, 3ierbdume
unb @etrdu9er, {omie 8lumenffauben
&C. bieten fi9 benz Blid,bar. Wirflid, es
1T cine tDeibeboue S9oile grbe, auf Der
nur Grieoen nnb &ube tbront. Nus BEN
@Qnaen III ni9t ipmobI Der WpbIfaub
Der Btirger. als aud lift Sinn fhr 0ers
f9Dnerungen au erleben.
Wanbelt man burh bic StraBeu ber
StQbt, 10 erbIidt man iiberdu fnuber an.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1886-06-01

A ColOred Boy pies From the
Brutal Treatment of an
Inhuman Parent

About six months ago, a colored
boy by the of James MOorhead. resid-
ing with his parents about eleven
miles north of the city, IN some man.
ner managed to incur the displeasure
of his father, who tied the boy to a
barrel and whipped him in a most
brutal manner, causing the blood 10
flow. To add to the extreme brutali-
ty and cruelty of a punishment, which
it seems could only be conc ived by a
demon, turpentine was rubbed into
The lacerated body of the poor victum.
The boy was then driven from home
and took refuge at the residence OF
Mr. Charles Hess, where he has lam
guisbed in misery ever since his cruel
beating, until death yesterday term
mated his suffering. He breathed
his last at the residence of Lin Boone
in that neighborboOd.
The funeral will take place to-day.
If the facts, as above stated. can be
fully substantiated, the chances seem
very flattering for the punishment OF
the devilish father, In a manner which
his cruel act so strongly merits. The
county attorney has been consulted IN
reference to the matter and Will make
a through investigation of the case.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1886-06-01
Probate Court.

The probate court met Yesterday morn
ing, pursuant TO adjournment, Judge
ID. II. OiRear presiding. The grea er part
of the time of the court during the day was
occupied with the approving OF appoint
ments of administrators, filing of bonds
and other business transacted In vacation.
Following is the record of proceedings
Estate Of James Whalen, minor; Pat
rick McEnroe, guardian and curator, files
his third annual settlement which is
approved and ordered OF record.
Estate of George T. Jones, deceased
James Calvert, administrator, files his
first annual settlement.
Estate of Allen Deal, deceased; account
of J. S. Corrine for So, allowed in second
class of demands.
Estate of Allen Deal, deceased; claim
of Matthew Rayhill for $50 with interest
allowed in second class of demands.
Estate of Allen Deal, deceased; claim
of Matthew Rayhill, allowed in nth class
of demands.
Estate of Allen Deal, deceased, claim OF
]. s. Corrine for S5.2o with interest, allowed
i'm the fifth class of demands.
Estate of Allen Deal, deceased; CLAIR
of Ellen Cousins for - with interest, al
lowed in second class of demands.
Estate Of Longsn 4 Smith, partnership;
Henry III. Longan, administrator, sale bill
of sale made on the l4th inst, hled, ap-
proved and ordered of record.
Court adjourned until this morning a
O o'cleek
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1886-06-01
Appleton City Joins In.

A committee composed of Messrs. }. ;:
Landes, l.. c. Glessner and j. p. Lane. OF
this city, visited Appleton City yesterday
for the purpose Of organizing a Law and
Order League in that city. The gentle
men returned last night, and reported their
commission glowing success, having ef-
fected larger organization than they had
expected that city would have admitted OF.
They were particularly enthusiastic IN
their praise Of the residents
of Appleton City for courtesies ex-
tended them, and declare Capt. j. E.
James, proprietor of the Prier house
ranks among the best landlords in the
state, they having been royalty entertained
by him. After the organization OF the
league Mr.. j. r. Pickerill, proprietor OF
the largest livery stable in the city, drove
up to the hotel in an elegant carriage
drawn by a pair of spanking animals
and requested their company, after which
the party were driven through town and
shown the sights of'the city, after which
they were drived to the depot and re
turned to this city last night Mr.. Lande
expressed his surprise at the large numbe
of elegant and costly residences in theil
beautiful city, and declares place inhab
tied by as energetic business men as AP
pleton is sure TO boom.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1886-06-01
WORKED AT WYANDOTTE.
Mr.. j. II Huff, a Former Sc
dalian, Robbed OF S249 in
Railroad Checks.

\ day or two ago Mr.. j. r. HUFF, who Is
we'll known in this city, having at one
time occupied the position OF foreman in
one of the departments at the railroad
shops, and Who now resides a. Wyandotte,
was robbed OF S249 in railroad checks and
a small amount OF money. Mr.: Huff was
asleep in his house during the afternoon
and was suddenly awakened by the intru-
sion OF some unknown party. He arose
and srappled with powerful man, who
had succeeded in securing from the clothes
of his sleeping victim railroad checks to
the amount stated, but which he subse-
quently threw away, after releasing himself
from the grasp of Mr.. Huff.
The thief evidently supposed that ne
could make no use of the checks, and hence
got rid of them as soon as possible. They
were all recovered by their owner on the
following day.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1886-06-01

pany defendant files answer to IN
terplea; iuterpleader files reply:
Same VS.. G. Landman and T.. L.
Baldwin; defendant Landmann files
answer to interplea.
A. j. TiDberry vs.. Mary Watts, ct
al, appeal , continued by consent at
defendants cost.
Id. Mathews ct al. VS.. Carrie 3.
Mathew ct al, partition sheriff lilies
report of sale
G. III. Elliott VS.. II. w. Wood,
suit on note settled and dismissed al
plaintiffs cost.
CYRUS Newkirk VS.. J. w. Bushong.
attachment trial before the court
evidence not concluded up TO the hour
Of adjournment
C. w. Baldwin ct al. VS.. L. L. Bald
win, attachment; stipulatiOns filed.
James 2. Fisher VS.. Rafe Crume
ct al lost note; continued by con
sent. .,,.
Albrecht Tessmer VS.. William
Brockschmidt, suit on notes; plaintiff
files reply.
Hutchinson & Kitchen VS.. Z. Z,
johnson, garnishee of Stronger q Nc
DowelI; final judgment by default
for s63.34.
Cyrus Newkirk VS.. f S Hart, ap
peal; dismissed and costs paid.
F. A. Drew Glass &c. VS.. +. l.
Baldwin, attachment stiPulation'
filed.
C. Landman VS.. f, 7. Baldwin,
attachment stipulations filed.
The Sherwin Williams company ys.
G. c. Heard, garnishee Of T. L.
Baldwin dismissed.
w. T. Gorrell eft at. VS.. Missouri
Pacific Railway company suit fol
damages continued by consent.
The Sherman Williams com
pany VS.. f. I. Baldwin,
attachment; dismissed by agreement
suit on bond waived.
G. G.. Heard, assignee OF r.. i.
Baldwin VS.. F. a. Drew Glass Co;
| Judgment for interpleader stipula
tons filed.
August Pollman VS.. j. w. Truxel
acceptance plaintiff files motion fol
| Judgment on the pleadings. ,
Estey & Camp vs.. j. W. Truxel
interplea jury trial evidence heard
and case submitted.
Court adjourned until this morning
at 9 o'clock.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1886-06-01

Davis was not satisfied that his step
son and the wounded man were not
identical, Notwithstanding his utter
ances TO the contrary. Returning to
the city, Marshal jackson wired Chief
Speers as follows: Has wound
ed burglar a scar on either
temple?" To this message
a reply was received last mig ut
stating that no scar was visible, and
SO the matter was dropped.
The John Davis referred TO Is said
TO be tough customer, and Marshal
jackson is not yet satisfied that ne is
not the burglar. There will probably
be additional developments to-day,
and the BAzoo will keep Its readers
posted.
The Kansas City papers OF last
evening say that nothing further has
been learned regarding the wounded
burglar. He still refuses TO reveal
his name, Notwithstanding ne has
been assured that he cannot recover.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1886-06-01
A. d. u. w.
Grand Encampment Of Select
knights Will Probably De
Held at Sedalia.

DIR. d. H. Shields, of Hannibal, grand
secretary of the Select Knights OF A. u. L.
W., was in the city yesterday for the Pur-
pose of selecting location for the en-
campment of the grand legion,
which will commence some time
in September, the date not yet having
been agreed upon. The doctor went to
Sweet Springs yesterday, returning last
night on the Branch train at which time
he stated that the committee OF which nc
was chairman, after examining the facili,
ties of several places suggested
were very strongly prejudiced
in favor of Sedalia, but no decision has ye'
been reached. 49,
1t is to be hoped that our city will 6'
selected, as about 1000 visitors Will be III
attendance at the encampment, and th'
beneficial results are at once apparent.
DIR. Shields is chairman of the Dem
ocratic state central committee, an'
was therefore interviewed briefly II
reference to the senatorial question. He ex
pressed it as his opinion that Cockrell vii
be his own successor, and though he ha
strong opposition, it will not be sufhcien
to defeat him.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1886-06-01
Arrested on Suspicion.

A man, who gives his name as r.
Combs, was yesterday arrested on teie-
gram from Hannibal authorities on the
charge OF stabbing George Bacon at Han
nibal some days since, and lodged IN me
calaboose to await the arrival OF the dep.
uty sheriff from Hannibal who is expected
to arrive here this morning.
A full account OF the ARRAY IN when
Bacon received serious wounds has already
appeared in the BAZOo.
Combs was interviewed it the calaboost
last evening and denies positively that n.
was in Hannibal at the time, having lef
that place for Kansas City two weeks ago
He says that he arrived in this city Sun
day night in search of employment.