The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1891-12-08
MISSOURI MELANGE.

1t is said that J. 4. Biriholow,
a former SedalIan viii soon start
new pape: in Faye,ie.
Mr.. Beals, of Kansas City. under
pressure, has concluded to prosecute
The abductors OF bis child.
Missouri feeds a larger proper
ton of its corn crop OH the farm than
any other state IN the union.
After an illness extending over
several months, Judge J hn Hinton,
of Columbia, died yesterday mgrBing
The Springfield Il IFS have go,
so far along that they have given a
dancing party. a bold warrior
that cannot dance is no good.
The pupils of the public schools
of Valley City, johnson county. have
placed over one thousand pictures on
The walls of their school ro' ms.
Ed Freeb- ok was killed early
yesterday morning at the Porter
mines a, Carthage. He was miner,
but vas no, at work.
The Rev. William +. Campbell,
formerly of the Westpoint and oiher
Baptist churches in Missouri, has gone
to make name and fame in Chi,ag,.
Mexico has adopted Monday
instead OF Saturday as a school
holiday, so that the children can stay
at home and help with the washing.
From the large number Of
accidents it is evident that many
people go hunting who do not know
one end of Il shotgun from the other.
The Nevada Mail is still of The
opinion that Nevada needs a kite
shaped track. 1t don't lie about
being the first to refer TO it either,
but pulls for victory.
The trial of ex City Treasurer
William Peake, of Kansas City,
charged with emb' zzling something
over SD 900 of the city's money
while in office is progressing slowly in
that city.
Charles Martin and William
Clsrke confined in the jackson county
Jail at Kausas city, for burglary, came
very near escaping yesterday. The
jailor frustrated their neat plan and
they will still continue to languish.
Nine young ladies took the white
veil and were received into the no
vitia.e of the Good Shepherd yester-
day in st. Louis. Sme of the young
ladies belonged to prominent families,
one being a niece of Judge Alexander
J. 2. Garesche, of St. Louis.
Albert King and Lizzie Smith,
the Kansas City abductors, were ar
raigred before Justice Worihen,
charged with the abduction of David
L. Beals. jr., yesterday morning.
They were granted continuance and
their cases set for December II.
After consuming nearly three
days in the circuit court the case of
VIM. Beck, charged with the murder
Of Thomas Washburn, was given last
night to the jury. The defendant is
IL years of sge. No verdict has yet
been reached.
The Api Teton City roller mill
burned TO The ground at 4 o'clock
yesterday morning. The origin of
the fire is unknown. The mill was
valued at $4,000 snd insured for
SO, 900. Some grain was stored in it,
but was insured for full value.
Nothing has yet been done in the
case of wills Howard Who is to be
tried at Lebanon for the killing OF a
mute in Maries county. Howard
enjoys the noioriety of killing fur
teen men-though it is probable the
nOtorlety is all there is to it.
james Gopher who lives near
Harrisburg, went to Columbia yester-
day morning and after stating that
he had killed a man in self defense
gave himself up. The killing occur
red at dance, the murdered man
bearing the ZANE Of Rowland. 1t is
a cold day when country dance
cant produce a row of SINE kind.
AS the result of a movement