The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1889-09-24
MISSOURI NOTES.

-oprinSneid is ngurlng on pickie
factory.
-Lsddonis wants a mill and WOr-
chester wants dUcIor.
The B Donville Advertiser entered
last Friday upon Its sixty-fourth
year.
The Presbyterians at Columbia
can afford ia pay their preacher ST.
500 yesr.
1t is tight race between Scott
county and Mississippi county cn
wa;ermelons.
Washington Lykins, a Camden
county farmer, suicided Sunday By
shooting himself through the head.
Governor Francis was presented
last week with a fifty-tw1 pound
watermelon grown in Mississippi
county.
Bert Burr, Young man from
Cameron, is coming into prominence
In New York as an artist on the
Cosmopolitan
The most successful fair ever held
in Vernon county, No., closed Mon
day. Bad weather caused two days
postpoDement.
Washington Lykins, a farmer of
Camden county, Missouri, committed
suicide Sunday by shooting himself
through the head.
Anderson, the St. Louis wife
murderer, will not hang. but be will
be compelled to live at Jefferson City
for the rest of his Gays.
Hardin college now has eighty
boarders enrolled. Tie attendance,
including day and boarding pupils,
is larger than ever before.
"A loan company of New York
has commenced a 100000 suit
against the Chillicothe Water, Gas
and Electric Light company.
jay Gould's health is greatly
improved during the past summer,
and ST. Louis is beginning to talk
again about new union depot.
The Jefferson City Tribune
thinks the morals of that place you'd
be greatly improved by the estab-
lishment of a reading room.
w. NJ. BelIer, son of a wealth y
merchant of ST. Joseph No., charged |
with having ruined Carrie Hughes,
aged Is, Of Everest, Kan. has been
held to the district court in 81, 800
bonds.
The Missouri Pacific railway |
company was fined in Kansas City for
800 by United States Collector
Burns for failure to return a manifest |
according to law upon a carload IF
bonded goods received Saturday.
The enrolment for the opeuin i. |
day Of school in Kansas City was H.
59S. and all the schools had not been |
heard from. For the next two months |
pupils will continue to enter the schools |
until by December Professor Green
wood thinks the number will reach |
nearly $4,000.
The MormOns have been recog-
nized by President Harrison. A few
DAYS ago Thomas James. a Latter
Day Saint, was appointed postmaster
at Independence. Mo. The saints
have voting capacity OF $40 in
Jackson county, and all but twenty |
eight of this number are straight re-
publicans, N-@
Mrs. Judah, wife of Manager
Judah of the Ninth Street theatre,
Kansas City, dropped 800 worth of
diamond jewelry in one of the hall
ways in the Coates house. A prompt
search failed to discover the sparklers.
Edward Penuywitt, colored be hoy,
was arrested on suspicion of having
found and kept the jewels. The boy
confessed to detective that he found
the Jewels and had hid them in a clos
ct in the Coates house, A search
found all the jewels safe. !
AT a meeting of the board
of trade yesterday afternoon in
st. Joseph, resolutions were adopted
inviting the mayor and prominent
men of the west aud delegates from
Chicago and st. Louis to meet at the
New Era exposition, September "a
to adopt measures to have the worlds
fair held in the west, at either Chi
cago or St. Louis, and to have these |
delegates decide on which of these
two cities should be more entitled to
the honor and, having decided, pied
ge themselves to use their influence
for that city.
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