The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1892-06-21
BAZOO GOSSIP.

BAZOO GOSSIP.
Said local banker Yesterday to the
Gossiper: 81 have just received a
letter fiom q member of the Bankers
association. who attended the Sedali4
meeting. and he expressed the great
e-t satisfaction at the manner in which
everything was conducted, AMI es--
pecially the courtesies so generously
rendered by the people of Selalia.
The benefit to the city will be felt for
a long time in the future"
Mr.. Sol Kingsbaker, the tobacco
dealer, is not only q good and reliable
democrat, sbut he is also a strong
German man. The reason r
this lies largely in the fact
that he and the row Dis
tinguished Maryland sts:eman were
warm personal friends twenty-five
years ago in Baltimore, where our
townsman then resided. Mr.. Kings
baker has high opinion of Senator
German and would doubtless be great
ly pleased to see him receive the Chic
ago nomination for president.
''If our lawmakers could hit upon
some plan to get rid Of the tramp
nui,snce." sad ci,iz n, 1.-THE people
at large, irrespective of party or re-
ligion. would rise up and call them
blessed. Contagious diseases, war.
earthquakes aud presid4nti,l elections
have their times to cJme and go, bu,
the tramp, thu seedy, hungry tramp
i. with us always, but Of late DAYS the
police authorities have been quite
active in arrests Of this character,
and the nuisance is not as great as
formerly.
Lieutenant Parker, Of Green Ridge.
who recently graduated from the West
Point Military academy, and who was
in Sedalia We terday, on his return
home, met with a serious accident a
year ago lone, indeed, which entirely
changed the quality OF his voice. He
was engaged in a game Of foot ball,
when The sphere, violently to -sed by
one of the players. struck him in the
throat, injuring the larnyx. From
that time the lieutenant's voice grew
very hosrse, and will probably remain
go.
"The Sedalii democratic club is in
creasing in numbers at each meeting
said one of the members to the Cos
sipe, "bu, the interest taken Is not as
great as it should be. As the cam
paign advances, Of course the interest
will become greater. AT the same
time it a duty of every democrat to
become member and jpin in the war.
( re Of an INSCRIPTIONS enemy. The
club is now making arraug ments to
have speaker. of national reputation
address the citizens of Pettis county
at an early day, and frequently during
the campaign
d.. +. Muehl, the democratic can
iidate for reelection as coroner OF
Peiiis county, has a strong vein of liz
ersry talent. although his profession
al duties preclude lis proper indul-
gence. For sometime past he has
c ,rried on a rather novel aud decided
ly pleasing correspondence with liz
lie niece of his, his letters to her, at
at her own sug esiion, being i'll the
shape Of IA fairy story told in the
German language aud IN rhyme The
pretty pictures and quaint conceits.
who ly original with him, are really
beautiful and fascinating.
a new postal card for use in for.
eign mail viii he introduced in the
postoffices throughout the country on
July l." said postotfice employee the
other evening, 1T Is really double
postal card and the principal object of
its introduction is to enable correspon-
dents to prepay answer bv post. This
could not be done with letters and
stamps, as those of the latter issued by
this government cannot be used in
mail from other countries to
his. The new card will do away with
hat trouble. Attached to the card on
which the original message is written
Is duplicate. folded over. The one
receiving the card tears of the du-
plicate and returns it with the answer.
The new cards will be sold at four
,ents each and can be sent to all for
ign countries in the postal union"
Something over fifty years ago JUS
ice A. D. Fisher Of this city, was
playing with another lad along little
,tre.m hack in his old Ohio home.