The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1890-02-25
MISSOURI NUrES.

day.
The Farmers alliance will start
bank at ChillIcothe with a capits
stock of 500. 600.
"A Clinton man is in danger @
losing his hand as the result of bit
from q Maltese cat.
George Eoff of St. Joseph hs
suddenly disappeared and grave fear
are entertained for bis safety.
Willis left, sged SO, died a few
days ago in Holden. His wife. t.
whom be was married ffty-seven year,
ago, survives him.
Hon. Geo. r. Peck of Topeks
will address the students of Parkvile
college &C The annual commencement
exercises.
Abe Scroggs, the farmer who is
charged with attempt to murder John
Brooks, has been placed under 81, 900
bond.
The February term of the GRIM
inal court at Springfield, Mo, beg tn
yesterday with five murder trials ON
the docket.
"A number of robberies have
taken pisce recently In H--S-- ":-
the robbers entering the houses by the
way of the porcbes.
Samuel K. Knight, a veteran
Chicago & Alton employe, died at st.
Louis. He entered The service of that
road as paymaster in 1858.
AT Cameron, Mo-, Saturday
night Robert Brown, aged 35, fell
asleep on the railroad track and was
run over and killed by a train.
Colonel r. D. Lancaster of st.
Louis is still suing papers for libel in
that city. John M. Glover has not
sued nor been sued for over q year.
Announcements for the spring
campaign are beginning to appear in
the Nevada papers. The farmers of
Vernon county ought to begin to pillow
for corn.
Mrs. Phoebe Cook Hicks, who at
the age of z rode in Robert Fultonis
first steamboat on its trial trip betwe5
Albany and New York, died at Mar
shell last week.
The convicts who are released
from the penitentiary at Jefferson
City are highly respectable compared
with the sharks who make business
Of fleeing them.
Viola Durham, a 5 year old girl
Of Lehigh, was burned to death last
week. She was popping corn on
hearth when her dress caught fire and
-,-~ -.-" sasa"y Uuineu.
1t is reported in Mexico, Mo-,
that the Chicago and Alton road will
soon construct a line Glasgow to Col
umbia and then to MEXICO. az q
feeder for its main line.
Burglars on tour of robbery en-
tered the house of County Treasurer
Draper at Lebanon Monday night
and relieved him of his watch and all
the money had in his pockets.
The Mexico Leader says ga far
mer came in from Galloway county
yesterday, inquiring for that restau-
rant where meal was sold at Is cents
per bushel. Meals 25 cents on a
poster misled him."
The appointment of Jessia S. Ball
as postmistress at OceOla has precipita-
ted in a public row. The opposition
trke the ground that as a woman can
not vote she is not a victor, and is
therefore is not entitled to any of the |
spoils.
Robert Beckerpite met with Pc
culiar accident near Sprin sfeld which
resulted fatally. He was at work
digging well when the windlass han
die struck him under the chin. dislo. |
eating his neck.
DIR. Edward S. Garner was mai
ried in the parlors of the Cathedral at
st. Joseph Monday.evenlng to Marie
Louise Schumacher, daughter of Urea.
surer Schumacher of the Wyeth hard
ware company. They left for New
York at O'Clock and viii sail for
Europe Saturday
Kansas City orar. And any |
man that strtvetn for the mastery is
temperate in all things" That was
St. Pauls idea. A Missouri woman's
idea of Temperance" is to 60 about
destroying property and taking the
law in their own hands. St. Paul
would have lively time in Clinton or
Grundy county.
Paris Appeal: Last Saturday |
niget the Rev. Mr.. James preached a |
sermon on hell, and, we think, proved |
conclusively that there is such place
somewhere beyond the grave. There |