The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1890-10-28

longing t. William McFatrick, who
lives about ten miles south of town.
The shot lodged in the animals hip
and made qui e serious wound. A
few days previous g. nj. Hoadley had
two calves filled with shot, one Of
them dying.
A Big Turnip.
Hanley ri kington, in company
with number of Office seekers, inva-
DID Houstonia last night Han ey
received rOu=ing reception and WAS
presented with the biggest turnip
grown in Peftis county this year. |
1t weighef nine pounds and was
deliberately decorated with blue rib.
bOns.
A Happy Father
One of the hsppiest men 10 Sedalia
to-day is Eugene OFT, the night clerk
at the depot express office. This
morning ID big, fno looking baby boy
arrived at his house acd it weighed
just eleven pounds. Gene b 'ushingly
receives the congratulations of his
friends and is as happy as lark. The
mother and child sre doing well.
Gene says that be intends to train
the boy for prize fighter or a base
ball pitcher.
Howdys 81 N at Work
Last night gang Of W, II dressed
young men made a raid on awning
ropes ON Obi avenue. They vi>ited
the establishm nts Of Osborn, Bros.
and Will Ramsey and cut all of the
awning ropes, making it impossible to
raise The canvsss without procuring
other ropes. The police have a des
eripton of the young men and if
caught cutting other ropes they will be
arrested AMI lak>d up. 1t will take
gonl slice of tn, ir months salary to
foot the bill in the Police uri.
Circuit Court.
The following proceedings were
rad N tie circuit court to-day
James NJ. Byler VS.. r. G.. Sneed
earnishee; F. A. Sampson, as>igree
files interpleader.
John Tayl'r vs.. w. C. Wheeler
app al; judgment for plaintiff for
cos against interp eader.
Same sgainst same; same by con.
sent attachment sustained and iudp-
ment for plaintiff s24, at 6 per cent
interest and sheriff instructed to ap-
ply proceeds of sale to satisfy judy
ment.
Autlman Miller & Co., VS.. l.. r.
Castle /; no'e Judgment for plaintiff
tor s1O1 at 10 per cent interest.
Rnrke. slick One.
Bill Burke no sooner gets out of
one scrape bef re he ge's int, another
nne. Yesterday he borrowed shot
gun Of Mrs. Gus Spray and sold it to
Jim Ellis. a eolored porter at Sichers'
hotel. for SIX dollars. Mr.. Spray. ,
upon lean ming that is wife had been ,
mpcst d upon, went in search of the
sander. He traced the Gun t. Ellis ,
and recovered it a't-r paying the por- {
.er six dollars, but up to date he has
lot succeeded in finding Burke.
Bill Burke WAS to have appear, d 3
',fore just &c Blair this a afternoon to
laswer t. the ch,rge of embezzling | !
40 brass lamps of the value Of two /
iol'ars. but he will not show up. He
vas released on his own recognizance
It the request of ,hs prosecuting
ttorney. II
Barbsrs Neat Feat
1t is sanding joke about barber \
talking a man to death" but yestar. =
lay Second street barber actually .
alSed 10 a man until he f,inie,i. i
While VIII Kahrs vas being shaved \
he t1nsOrial artist t,ld him the same .
Id remarkable story aHOut big fish =,
Re caught down on Fiat creek with a
in for hook. Mr. Kahrs had pro-
bly, heard the story hundred q
lines for Charlie tells il
very time any one gets
MO his char, and he always relates =
ne narration without varistiun. His !,
u>tomers expect to hear the story as e,
matter OF cnurse and generally go b
0 sleep while bsing waited upon. Is
ir. kshrs was not feeling we'll yes.
erday and the story WIS more than 3
e could stand and he went into a .,
cad faint and it was some time be. b
pre- ne fully recovered from the ex.
A.
Andy Temple Pleaded Guilty. p
Andy Temple. Turlington's pal, had >
is trial at It. Smith, yesterday, and u
e pleaded guilty to robbing the q
xpress car at Pryors Greek on the
ight OF Nov. "a, 1889. %