The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1886-01-26
AROUND ABOUT Us.

r. 4. FREY click, OF DetrmI
Aichig n, lectures at the opera house
n Parsons, next Saturday hight unds
the auspices # tie Knis hts of Labor.
j. A. Drummond, real estate
agent OF Sprinfeld, Mo-, was terribly
beaten Monday by Lee Savage. The
cause of the trouble was letter
written by Drummond to Savage :
sister asking her to keep company
with him, when he has wife already.
The store and dwelling house OF
Mr., B. Jordan Was burned to the
ground Tuesday morning at Carthage,
Mo. A defective fue was the cause.
Being tar beyond the reach of the
water power, the fire company did
not turn out. The loss was 81 600
Two men, one of whom register
ed at one of the hotels as G. s. S after,
Mendoza, Mo, arrived i'll Liberty,
No., last Thursday They stayed
there until Friday afternoon when
they went to Undertakes livery sta
bic and hired two saddle horses TO ride
a few miles into the country. They
have not yet returned and it is not
likely that they or the horses will un-
ill brought back by the sheriff.
In the Springfield. Mo-, circuit
court Tuesday four men were SEN
fenced to the penitentiary, as Howe:
John Hartman, colored, felonious as
sault, five years Joe'Cpllius. colOred,
grand larceny. two years and John
Robinson and James Riley, grand la.-
eeny. the former two and latter three
years. Oscar Keyser pleaded guilty
10 grand larc, nv and was sentenced
10 three months in the county jail,
being under Is years. The Hon. w.
/. Wallace, of Lebanon, presided as
special judge.
The mail brought in by the Wa
hash is now much heavier than for
nerly. Much of the eastern mail for
points on the Hannibal and Denison
run has been going via St. Louis and
Sedalia. This made the run very
hard from Sedalia south, while there
was comparatively nothing for the
clerks on the M. K. g. T., to do be-
tween this city and Sedalia on the
south bound trips. The clerks asked
that the mail be sent via Hannibal,
and the wish was granted.-Hannibal
Courier.
Sheriff Allgaier of Plattsburg.
Tuesday arrested Mrs. Edward Smith
and her brother, Jerry Hariigan, at
the residence of their father twelve
miles southeast of Cameron, Mo-, on
the charge of felonious assault upon
the life of Johnnie Ulrich, the IL year
old SON of Philip Ulrich, who resides
m that city. The boy had been work
ing for the parties under arrest and
claims that they compelled him to re-
main out in the . id until he froze his
feet, face and hands, and was proba-
bly, made cripple for life. Mrs. Smith
"a widow of the deceased and noted
Diamond" Smith.
MoBERLY.
The new electric light engines
Are nearly ready for use.
Miss FanEl Fitz gave an enter
lainment in MoberIy last night.
The r. r. L. club gave a fine
regramme Friday night to large
.sdieace.
George w. Balm lectured On
Boys and Girls, Nice and Naughty"
o q full house at the opera house last
Tuesday night.
Fred Crowley, runner for the
With house, was fined 50 and costs
n the police court Tuesday for solicit
ng custom for the house Oh the Mis-
ouri Pacific platform, and was re-
eased last evening. i
1t is perfectly safe to say that the
ate cold weather has "laid out" the I
'esch crop for 1885. This will make f,
bout six years in succession in which /
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