The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1889-10-29
MISSOURI NOTES.

-Vina Wolf of Monroe county, a
native of Guinea. is 115 years old.
"Now let's have a fire company"
says the Marshall Daily Progress.
William Hern has been appoint
ed postmaster at Hume, Bates county.
Henry Tootle, of St. Joe, has
withdrawn from the race for coal oil
inspector.
-Carrollton has a new brass band
but it will take more than that to
kill the town.
The Standard of the preparatory
department at the state university
has been raised.
F. w. Williams, of Wright
county. died few days ago, leaviag
a wife ami fourteen children.
The National bank of Odessa,
capital 500, 900, has been author
lied to begin business.
-Congressmen DOckery and Tars-
ney addressed tariff reform meeting
at Princeton Yesterday.
The October term of the United
States district court at Springfield
opened with 100 cases on the docket.
Engineer w. H. Sparr of the
Frisco road died Oh his seat in the
engine cab near Avery of heart dis.
ease.
The trial of Ed and Henry An.
derson for the murder of their father,
Swain W. Anderson, has begun at
Lebanon.
Every business room in Rich
moDd is occupied, and more dwelling
houses could be rented if they were
only built.
Rev. DR.. John Mathews is pour
ing hot shot into the gamblers of St.
Louis. He can do that job to the
queens taste.
-Coombs and Booths store at
Mosby, Clay county, was destroyed
by fire Sunday night. Loss So, 500 );
insurance only $500.
The Boonville Star says: There
are fifteen men employed at the re-
form school; ten of them are republic
ans and FIVE democrats.
-Moberly has blind phrenologist
who interprets dreams. tell fortunes
and removes warts. To lapse into the
he must be daisy.
General James B. Weaver of
Iowa addressed large crowd of far
mers at Carthage, Mo-, on the causes
Of hard times.
Governor Francis has pardoned
\. G. Dillon, sent up for two years
IN the peuitentiary from Davies
county for forgery, His family is
iestitute.
The Lamonte distillery is turn
ng out apple Jack in large quantities.
The old farmers who haul apples to |
he distillery are "loaded' going and
coming.
There are 1851 county officers
u Missouri. OF these 1874 are dem
,crats, 605 republicans, five @heelers,
i've union.labor and three independ-
,nts.
"A floating mercantile house will
start up the Missouri from ST. !
Joseph next week. 1t is proposed to
carry everything needed by house
keepers, and to send out runners an
nouncing the approach of the boat.
The trial of James III. Faunce
at Springfield, Mo-. for poisoning his
stepson last July is now in progress.
The murderer's sole reliance is insan.
ity as be has confessed the crime to
several persons.
The wheelers of Henry and adj
Joining counties n Missouri held a
grand parade and picnic at Clinton,
Mo-, Tuesday in celebration of the
years line harvests. The procession
was over a mile long.
The twenty-second annual meet
ing of the state board of agriculture
will be held in Columbia November 6
to 8. An interesting programme of
addresses has been prepared, and a
large attendance of farmers and
stock raisers is expected.
DIR. III. r Delzell of B1is dare,
a small town near Springfield, this
state, is languishing behind the bars
to answer to the charge of betrayal
preferred by Miss Melinda Wassal of
St. Louis. The young physician
boarded at the Wassal mansion while
lectures and was thrown to
a considerable extent in the girls So
ciety.
Missouri pensions just granted ::