The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1892-06-14

SOulpuuicu W MS WIG IOI SdIotOSu,
to attend the master car builders meet
ing which convenes at that place ON
the 18th. His wife will proceed to
Canada on a visit.
"A meeting Of several cieties be-
longing to the state saengerbund is in
session at Kansas City. The Tines of
yesterday stated delegation Of about
thirty were expected from Sedalia,
but up to yesterday afternoon no one
had gone from here.
$. p. Johns returned yesterday
from his old indiana home aud when
asked about the condition of the crops
promptly answered - Harrison -
When the question was put as to the
food damage. he explicitly stated -
"Ben Harrison"
1t is safe to predict that the re-
publicans Of Sedalia will not ratify
Harrison's nomination to any great
extent. Their sympsthies didn't run
in that direction. However, it might
be deemed canse of ratification on
the part of the democrats.
&C. G. Clay, of the firm of Clay
& Heynen, has returned from q busi-
ness trip to johnson county. He re-
ports that the wheat is looking splen-
cid and the corn is up and blowing
nearly done. Notwithstanding the
many rains, the prospects are good for
fine, full crop this season.
George b. own, stenographer and
United States commissioner of St.
Louis. who officially repor ed the
Bakers convention, was quite oblig-
lug to the BAzOo representatives.. and
is entitled to their thanks, which are
hereby extended to him. Mr.. Brown
left for home yesterday afternoon.
e T. Fraker, formerly of S ida
Iia, arrived yesterday morning from
Bird City, Kansas. where he is editor
Of the News. a weekly republican pa
per. Emory seems to be prospecting
and is looking we'll. He will remain
in the city several days visiting rela.
tives and friends.
"A travelling salesman who came
down from the west last night in
formed q BAzoo reporter that ''Nosey'
O'Bfien. a crook who figured here at
the recent state democratic conven-
ton is under arrest at LeavenwOrth
charged with stealing q lot of money
from the Soldiers home there.
BIB Thatcher returned yesterday
morning from a two days visit in
Kansas. He reports corn and wheat
as looking exceedingly fine in the
Neosho valley. He says that the
most beautiful sight he has seen fol
many a day was twelve hundred &C res
of waving wheat in that same local
ity.
The venerable A. B ,ker OF Ca
houn, Henry county, who has b zen
the guest of bis son, Judge John
Baker, returned home this morning.
Mr.. Baker is over eighty years old
aud barring deafness, is still mentally
and physically in good health. He
has been a resident Of Henry county
for twenty-five years.
George Lawless. the negro who
attempted tn rape Miss Ellie Dump,
and who is confined in the Pettis coun.
ty Jail, is fastidious cuss. He objects
to eating corn bread. and wants the
delic,cies of the season. Mr.. Dump
says that while he had him under EN-.
ployment. Lawless was fed on biscuits.
There's where he was spoiled.
William Shanhan, the painter
who fell from the smoke stack at the
Zimmerman & Harter mills, was seen
ny Q BAzno representative last night.
He wac resting easy but suffering con-
siderable from his wounds. DR.. W.
B. Scales, thinks it will be two
months before Shsohan will be able
to get out. His father will arrive
from Kansas City to-day.
Helen, the four.years-old daugh.
ter of Mr.. and Mrs. Phil. B. Perry,
died in Kansas City Friday. aud will
be buried there to-day. The grand.
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. A. w. Perry,
who have been visiting in the East,
passed through Sedalia yesterday af.
ternoon ON their way to attend the
funeral. Mr.. Jack Perry, and bis sis
ter, Miss Kate. also left yesterday to
attend the solemn services.
w. L. Stephens, who attended
the Bankers convention, is to leave
his old home, Versailles. and, accom-.
panied by his family. will start on the
Goth inst. for Los Angeles. California,
where he will engage in the q leens-
ware business. Mr.. Stephens is treas
m ror IF Mnr0an countv and his 1o.s