The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1891-07-28

Coleman TO friend in this city, it
appears that he has lost his all-the
saving Of q life time, Of labor and
economy, in the failure Of the bank
in Nevada, in which be was concerned.
1t is cad news to his hosts Of old
friends here, who sympa,hize with
him to the utmost. 1t is said that the
bank was already in . precarious
condition when he was induced to
invest his snug little fortune in it. -
Marshall Progress.
A GREAT GATHERING.
There is going to be great gath
ering of MissOurisns at Fulton. Call
away county, on Tuesday, August IL
on which occasion Congressman Mills,
Congressman Blend and President
Hall of the alliance are billed to sd-
dress the people. 1t would be diff
cult to secure three more eloquent
speakers, and the prospects are that
the meeting will be memorable in the
history Of Central Mlseouri.-St.
Louis Republic,
FATAL EXPLOSION OF A BOILER.
The boiler Of Simpkins sawmill at
Utica, near Chillicothe, blew up yes
terday afternoon. A son Of the pro-
prietor was killed and two other EN-.
ployes badly injured, though both
NAV recover.
A TALE OF A TAILOR WHO vICTIMIzED
HIS SWEETHEART.
Charles Frember of 1910 North
Thirteenth street called at the Four
Couats and requested the police to
find and arrest Abraham Lustbader, u
taller, who formerly had a shop at
400 North Eighth street, on q charge
of obtaining money under false pre-.
lenses. The story related was a pecul-
lar one. and brought out the names Of
others who, it is alleged, were also
victimizei. Five weeks ago Sarah
Fremder Termed the acquaintance of
the accused. His easy manners and
handsome face impressed her, and
when he asked permission to call at
her home, the request Was willingly
granted. He called, and the maiden
fell desperately in love with him. A
promise to make her his wife was the
result. On the strength of it, it is
alleged that Lustbader succeeded in
borrowing 5000 from bis sweetheart,
with the understanding that after the
marriage the two we're to go INFO part
nership in the tailoring business. The
wedding day was set for last Saturday,
and it is alleged that Lustbader went
to the jewelry store Of Nathan Roit-
man Of 932 North Eighth street
and obtained a gold watch and
chain and two rings, promising
to pay for them after the marriage.
On saturday the young pair secured
a marriage license, but tie wedding
was postponed until to-day, Lustbader
claiming that no Justice oil the peace
could be secured to perform the cere-
mOny until then. The two then
separated. the grl going with Mrs.
Fischer, with whom Lustbader board
ed, to Forest Park, where he was to
join them that evening. He failed to
come and since then has mysteriously
diappeared. When Mrs. Fischer re-
turned home it is claimed she dis
covered that her gold watch and chain,
valued at $3.50, were missing.
Detective Desmond at once went
to work on the case and recovered
Mrs. Fischer's watch and chain. They
were found in p,wn shop on Frank
lin avenue, s. having been occurred
on them. He is 26 years old and
came to ST. Louis two years ago from
Austria. 1t is supposed that he has
gone to New York with the intention
Of returning home. The girl is 20
years old.-St. Louis Republic.
WORKING FOR A NEW TRIAL
The attorneys for ex-Sia'e Treasur.
er Ell 7. holland yesterday filed sffi-
davits with Circuit Clerk Lusk in
support of their motion tor new
trial. Affidavits have been secured
tending to sh'w that Jurors NJ. G.
Cayner, Anton Tillman, A. P. Ora
ham and Jacob Miller were preiLdiced
against the ex.tressurer and had ex.
pressed the belief before the trial that
he was guilty; also. that Juror Mathis
OFT was Intoxicated the first day Of
the trial, and afterwards expressed
himself as entertaining the b.lief that
Mr.. holland was guilty.
In all, thirteen afidavits were SUBJ
mitted tending to prove the bias Of
the jury. A number of despositions
were also submitted tending in the
same direction. The state will spend
the week taking testimony in rebuttal.
Judge Burgess will convene court at