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The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1892-08-09
BACK FROM MEXICO.

John r. Gentry returned from
Mexico, Mo-, where he attended the
races ON the new kite-shsped track
there. His horses made good records
there and took some of the prizes.
Mr.. Gentry says there were not less
than Is, 900 people on the grc un,is
each day of the fair. He met James
Robinson, the famous bare back nd-r,
who has returned from the circu.
arena and is now devoting his line
and talents to trotting horses.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1892-08-09
OBITUARY.

Mrs. McCurdy, wife Of John Nc
Curdy, died at her home near George
town, yesterday afternoon, after q
brief illness. She was one of the
pioneers residents of Pettis county
and was greatly beloved Tor her many
excellent traits of character and blame
less life.
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BOOTHS AND PRIVILEGES.

At the Fair grounds, at two o'clock
next Thursday afternoon. the booths
and privileges will be sold at public
auction. The booths under the new
grand stand are especially desirable
and will probably bring han some
figure.
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MUST BE HENS,

Capt. D. H. Smith and family are
on the seashore, on some cast where
it is cool listening to "what the wild
waves say and luxuriating on salt
water fish.
Harry sends the BAzoo copy of
the Evening Express of Portland,
Me-. Of August 3, which contains the
following unique advertisement:
For SALE-A new mich Jersey CIV, cheap
for cash, a will exchange for 100 hens. Address
/. Y. l., Box SCI.
Well take the COW and give the
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DEMOCRATIC FLAG POLE.

Joseph Altemueller is gentleman
and patriot and has the blooi Of
tariff reform flowing vigorously in MS
veins. On the corner Of Hans ok
and fourteenth street he has erected "a
democratic flag pile sixty feet hi-h,
floating banner on which is inscrlb-
ed the names of Cleveland and S,ev-
enson. Hurrah for Altemueller
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SHADY CHARACTERS.

J. w. Walker was informed yester.
day that three men and a certain Sc
dalis girl have been encamped for
sevearl days on bis farm northwest OF
the city. They are getting away with q
good deal OF green corn in the neigh
boring fields, aud otherwise distroy-
ing the people thereabouts.
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ANOTHER RICHMOND.

The peoples party will hold q con-
vention at Marshall on the 18th inst.
to nominate q candidate tor state sen.
ator. Nobody seems to be wildly
clamoring for this empty honor, but
either J. A, Boyd, of Pettis county,
or Abiel Leonard, of Saline county.
will be the nominee.
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THE BOOKS READY.

The thilty-fourth annual report OF
the Horticultural society of Missouri
for 1892 has been handsomely issued
and members of the Pettis county SO.
ciety can secure it free Of charge by
calling at Mertz Il Hale's.
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MEETING IN SPRINGFIELD.

Next Thursday there will be very
important meeting held in Springfield,
Mo-, for the purpose of taking def.
mite action toward building the Sripg.
field, Marshall and Northern railway.
It is quite probsble that the directors
will arrange the contract for its con-
struction. Mr.. o. A. Crandsll, OF
this city will attend.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1892-08-09
MATTE DEHAvEN DEAD.

Matte De Haven, little daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs F. De Haven, who
reside at 1907 East Elventh street,
died yesterday. The funeral will
take place at one o'clock this
afternoon from the family residence.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1892-08-09
JOE DUNN ARRESTED.

Deputy Constable W. T. Gorrell
arrested Joe Dunn in East Sedaiia
last evening on charge Of obtaining
a small sum of money under false pre-
lenses from j. T. Parrish, who resides
on Massachusetts, aid Fourth streets.
Dunn was locked up in Jail.
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HOME AGAIN.

Col. r. T. Gentry, who hss been
spending the past Two weeks at Nc
Allister Springs, returned home yes.
terday. He is looking as fresh as q
daisy and as fine as q fiddle, and is
ready to do battle for the democratic
ticket.
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present. 1t was determined to make
as large a collection Of Peitis county
fruits as possible for exhibition at he
Missouri State Fair next week.
Fruits are scarce this year and the
display, at best, can not be on very
large scale.
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AT MOBERLY.

John r. Gentry's fine string of
horses will participate In the races at
Moberly this week. They are being
successfully handled this season by
Raimey, the well known jockey.
After the Moberly meeting they will
be ready for the Sedalia races.
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"APACHE CHARLIE =

He of the keen eyes, long looks
buckskin psntaloons and broad
brimmed hat, il back in St dalia again
Charlie is a happy fellow we'll met
has had a variegated career and take'
big stock in Sedalia.
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A FREE TRIP.

The BAzoo will give q free trip, all
incidental expenses paid, to Forest
park and return, to the preacher who
will deliver the best sermon on liars,
before the 31st day of August. Ticket
good any time within 80 days after
delivery of sermon.
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HORTICULTURAL MEETING.

The Pettis County Horticultural
society net in Sedalia yesterday after
noon. Alb tut a d~zen members were
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GONE TO KENTUCKY.

GONE TO KENTUCKY.
Miss Sallie Turner has closed her
dressmaking shop and gone to Ken
lucky, her former home. where she
will spend two months visiting friends
and relatives.
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POINTERS.
SOCIAL AT GALLEY.

The ladies of the Baptist church
gave . pleasant and successful social
at Galley on Friday night. About
S38 was realized.
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HIS FIRST PAPERS.

HIS FIksT PAFERs.
Circuit Clerk 7. A. Fowler Issued
first naturalization papers to-day to
Fred Knehans, who renounces all al
legiapce to the German Emperor and
the king of Prussia.
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srrsnox couRr-cGvIL pkrAKrNKSr-oeso

SUPERIOR COZ sr-cIvIL pkPARrNKSr-oesoRS.'
A. l. sutton - John Nogesburg-Vsrdies for
Faianf III sum Of tS0s
angus Mcleod & Co vs.. g. Iordsbury-Cause
dismissed hy plsiasf at plaintiffs cost.
~ breymau CT ~. vs. George r. snltn CT
&-ASIs9lt aud Judgment agaiass all defend
G-4a
JoAa T. Ploui vs. T II. Dem psey-Csss on
EaL
srfsSIoK covRr-kouFry pErARrxxSr-IrcH-
FENBkR3. }.
" Warner w. Alan D. warner-Notion
ist counsel .ccs and for bill OF partoGlars;
soaring passed. until september Il.
- DSA!Anta ". Baker lAi.is hite et a.
",1es eoatrInthg saie. signed
aEef MI Company vs.. John Eobertson-or-
wy eoliaf atng saie of real estate of defendants
AaS4e ny sheriff on August is; slgust
H. MeNnlea " Meduilen-Ninsor luri-
~ - t"lapanv 81 al-order granting cave Tor re-
oeNeF 90 redeem stocks: signed; Bank al Brit
81, ia totUSbia sxespts 10 the order and sxcsp
noas Allowed
saii braa aasan 81 al ~. Lake shore Lumber
sp1Ay -tIadtues of Iscts. conclusions OF Law
- decree; sssued.
UsaAs 4. ueaovAa Va u c. Quinn ct Al
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Seattle Day NJ the Exposition.

Seattle has another opportunity Of showing
her msgnanimous enterprise. King county has
a special day set apart at the Tacoma EXPOSE
ton on Tuesday. september Is Special pro-
Srammes of music have been prepared and CON-
mittees OF reception have been appointed. Ex-
cursiou boats will be announced later as we'll as
the names OF the orators of the occasion. Pso-
ple who have visited the exposition say that The
exhibits are improving each day, and the music
hy Csrpa's band IL well worth a trip from Seat
n. 10 hear The exhibits being collected by the
Worlds fair commission are attracting marked
attention and demonstrate the TACT that Wasn-
incton will have a remarkable display OF varied
resources at the Worlds Columbian exposition.
The excursions on next Tuesday should DO pat
ronixed by large numbers OF Seattle and hing
snuaty ci tixaps.
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EWS OF THE COURTS.
Dr.. Plouf's Suit Against the
Dempseys on Trial.
Why MISS SHEARS USED A WHIP.
frank Moten Acquitted Of Murderin~
Armstrong in the Frsnklin Crap
Game A6aiF-BIotter.

The sequel to a sensational spis ode which o.
cured last October was begun ia Judge Os-
born's court yesterday. AZ the time mentioned
Miss Carrie Shears attempted 70 cowhids DR..
John Z. Plouf in his Office in the Olympic block,
fcf the reason given At the time that he had in.
suited her ir some way or other The AFFAIR
created sensation at the time, and the SEQUEL
promises 70 be equally interesting
At the time OF the attempted cowhiding d..
PIouf asserted that he had in no way injured
Miss Shears, and subsequently instituted an &C.
ton against T. H Dempsey, the we.l.kuovn
resi- estate agent OF this city, and his wife.
charging them with being the instigators OF tho
attempted assault The allegations OF the doc.
tors complaint were that Dempsey and his
wife conspirei to defame and disgrace him and
70 ruin his business, and that they were re.
sponsibie for Miss Shears attempt to whip him.
He alleged that, by reason OF the publicity given
to the matter through the newspaper and
otherwise, his reputation and business had suf.
fercd to the extent OF $25,oO0
The trial of the case was begun YESTERDAY. and
the first witness was Dr.. Piouf, who stated that
prior TO the assault his business had Melted him
on m average AS day, and that since the
affair it had greatly fallen of Attorney 8. II.
Plies, on crossexamiration, cndeavored to show
that Piouf was Quack and not a legal practi.
toner; that he had been twice arrested at the
instance Of the state medical examining board
for violating the medical statutes Mr. Piles
stated that his object was to show that the ruin
OF the doctors business was not attributable to
the attempted cowhiding. but to the fact that
the public were convinced that he was Q fraud.
Miss Carrie Shears was the next witness for
the plaintiff. She testified that she attempted
to whip DR.. Pouf because the Dempseys had
told her the doctor had made remarks deroga-
tory to her character. Tho whole burden of her
testimony was that the Dempseys were the in.
stgators OF the whole affair. When confronted
BY the fact that on the day following the at.
tempted horsewhipping she made the statement
that the Dempseys had nothing to do with the
affair she admitted having made such
statement and declared that when
abe made that statement she was
under the influence of the Dempseys
and was lying. Under close cross examination
BY Mr. Piles she admitted having gone to q
dance at Leschi park pavilion with a Mrs.
Finkbine on the night that Mrs. Fink bine cow
hided woman whom she supposed to be too
intimate with her husband. 1t was quite evil
dent al through her testimony that she was no
longer friend OF the Dsmpseys. and that she
was on the side OF the man she once attempted
TO whip
The case promises to have some startling de.
velopments. and will not BE- concluded before
Monday at the earliest
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~ s, from Quinn to wife offered in evidence:
oscfee ordering deed cancelled.
CRIMINAL DEPARrxRrr-HurrxI

80 ., rom Quinn to wife offered in evidence:
sueo' decree ordering deed cancelled.
es'AISAL DEPARTARNT-HuMEs. J.
"a wasnfngton va Charles Chairman et
Ch.nn.a lalceny; In case against Defendant
ia tie snn, ~ sc cccep:s John Egsn as bondsman
o,.s:, oou.a directs clerk to approve bond snd
o1 So. aes's 60 released pending trial.
In the .cc.,,s cs ag Va Frank Moten-Murder
entsrs plea of mot guiity:S trial nrneSss anc
verdict OF not guilty.
ssIii ns o. Washington Va Richard Taft ct al
..gned and enters plea OF guilty Is charged
mittsa ~, 20 pay me Of $50 and coats and COM
ssr nncn a Doran W. Della Deevan-case trans
tie9 IRON civil department: Jury trial. vertiict
LOT plaintiff for sl2a.5L .' 'e'NS'
PROBATE NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
Estate of Sarah b. Yesler-Petition for orae,
fepdan,:y a s OF real estate ana answer OF de-
tfasnk 3. Hochstettier; order Tor dsfau.s OF de-
asuauus = u. Lowman administrator OF said
for sri:, order fixing Monday. september Is,
Estate OF Knut Helde-order of sale of res,
Estate Of Diana B. c. W. sour-Pe.ision for
Ieal estate: order granting petition: order 10
sn9w cause on sale OF real estate set for hearing
at. Ls. "a OF Hans q. Mailan-Order confirming
Estate Of H. C. McLAughlin-order 70 deliver
sale 20 Halls safe and Lock Company; signed.
lii Ist s OF James Taylor-Decree admitting
scutor without bonds.
Estate OF Ellen K Hiil-Order o, continuance
on petition for sale Of real estate to Friday. SEN
TENDER l6. Ssp
Estate OF Hugh Russeli-Order setting apart
pessoua property, assigning homestead and
mnkins allowance for support OF widow.
=. Estate OF George D. Hiii-Petition for reyoca.
saon OF letters testamentary; motion to strike
day, September l6
uuardianship of John Fl. NagIe-Petition of
kusIalan Tor leave to sign petition for street
improvement: order granting petition.
Estate OF Louis Bihn-Final account fled:
petition Tor distribution: acknowledgement OF
service oil copy OF final account and request of
heirs Tor settlement and distribution without
notice; hled; order settling final account and
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ADJUSTMENTS.
Cordray's Will Open Monday.

C0fdrAy'S VIII Open Monday.
Cordray's il assuming cts old-time active air,
and the new people are Busy rehearsing "Cruel
London for the opening night The box Office
will be opened this morniug for the sale of
seats. A strong bill is being prepared for the
auditorium by Assistant sfanager Pietrich, who
returned from visit to- his parents in Texas,
Thursday night "Cruel. London" is a modern
drama, slightly approaching melodrama, and is
one OF the very latest successes. It will be
handsomely staged, as special scenery is being
painted for its production by C. L. Mcfarland,
scenic artist The stage nachinist, Mr.. Kloos,
has the mechanical effects well under way, and
has perfected in every dssail the working of the
new flies A drop Of tho largest dimensions can
now be raised and lowere3 with the regularity
and precision of clock movements, thus dis
pensing with long waits and laborious hand
ling from the wings
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The Plaintiff Turned Defendant.

The case OF the state vs. Joseph Pace was tried
before Justice Won Tobel yesterday. 1t was the
afterpart of q case which was tried the day be-
fore before Judge Rivers In the municipal court,
the defendant on that occasion being the plaiuti II
before Justice Won Tobel In the drst case Pace
accused Antoine Wagner OF assault and battery.
Judge Rivera dismissed the case with the ro-
mark that the evidence appeared to show the
plaintiff to be the guilty party. Wagner inn
lned.ateiy secured the arrest and bailing of Pace
on the same charge and this case came of before
Justice Won Tooei yesterday. The testimony
showed that Wagner had come into PAGES fruit
store at All Jackson street, and that after few
words the proprietor ordered him to leave This
the plaintiff did not do, when Pace attacked
him, Tree fight being the result Pace was
fined s. an costs, the latter amounting TO 81.
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Wants Back Her Maiden Name.

According TO a matrimonial complaint filed
yesterday in Judge Lichsenberg's court, the
honeymoon OF Zula Bancroft was q brief one.
On October 20, $780, she married William Frank
Sims. At Spokane, and she alleges that scarcely .
month had elapsed when he began to treat her
cruelty, and with such personal indignities a. to
dissipate her dreams of welded bliss, and, in
deed, to make her life itself weary burden. lie
struck her In the face with his fist, and it was
his playful habit sfterward to caress her three
or four times month in a similar manner. add
Ing an afsectionate choking occasionally, and
On one occasion when he was in Q tender mood
he threatened 10 kill her. Endearments of this
nature continued until December, 1891. when
Mrs. Sims could stand them no longer and took
up her residence with her mother In this city,
sims aiterward removing to Minneapolis, since
when he has failed to provide for her. No chill
dren blessed their union. nor did Sims acquire
any property. Mrs.. Sims asks to be divorced
and allowed to resume her maiden name
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SHOT ONLY IN sELF.DEFENSE.
Franklin Negro Acquitted Of Murder
The Fatal Crap Game.

In Judge Humes' court yesterday Frank Mo-
ten. colored. vas acquitted Of the charge OF
murder in the second degree The killing oc-
Cured July "a last at Franklin, and Ed Arm
strong was the victim.
Several colored men were shooting craps when
row began between Moten and Lee Brent, the
prosecuting witness in the case. Brent was
handling Moten'T money. and thereby ''hoodoo-
ing" It Ed Armstrong. who was running the
game, ordered the Quarreling men TO leave, and
- Actsn was leaving something else was said,
which he understood to be vile epithet ad-
dressed to him. He turned and fight ensued.
Aosen had 4a-caliber revolver strapped on
him, which he pulled.
The prosecution endeavored to prove that
Aoten hrst began firing before he was attacked,
but the defense showed that while he had his
gun out Armstrong seized hold OF him and then
Brent commenced carving him with q knife.
whereupon he broke loose from Armstrong and
commenced shooting at Brent He missed his
mark but killed Armstrong.
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- Oh. rxnositiou ut Tacoma.

On Saturday. September 10. iss2, the steamer
Bailey Ga,ssrt will leave Seattle at s:S a III.
and 400 p. NJ. Returning leaves Tacoma pa
e!tic avenue whar!l at AIS p. m and Old Town
Tacoma wharf q; 1918 p. N. Fare for children,
70 II years of age, only IS cents: adults, A2A
for round trip. including admission to the ex-
position.
keen a watchtui ego on the little oneaL Give
the children q treat and hear Cappas famous
seventh Regiment band. and ses tho big show.
Afternoon and evening concerts
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NeM Cnsea Filed.

superior court yesterday:
A. b. Watson vs. C. C. Coleman--Suit 20
recover 40 on promissory note.
AeNelIs Mil and Manufacturing Company
vs. N C. Quinn ct sl-suit TO recover Sos ~ for
building material furnished and 10 forecloss
neI upon real estate
Lula sims VS.. William Frank Sims-Suis for
clyofce.
Z II. Frye et al vs. George A. Gellerson OF al
->ait 20 recover tSSa> Il on pronissory note; at
&chment issued
Andrew /. Parker vs.. George T. smith-Suit
gGais
T. A. Turner vs. J. Lesser-suit 90 recover 40
.et guitar ualswfuliy obtained and &to dam
&ss, fsp.eyiu.
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Brief Court News.

Richard Taft Was convicted in Judge Humes'
court yesterday OF selling liquor along the line
OF TIE Great Northern railroad without license
aud Was hnea $50 aud costs.
Alfred L. Guy. a native Of Canada, was ad-
mi,ted to citizenship by Judge Lichtenberg, and
Judge Osborn admitted John A. Nelson. native
OF sweden, yesterday.
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After o. 900 Commi.sion on /. Deal.

Andrew l. Parker began suit in the superior
court yesterday against George F. Smith to re-
cover 800. alleged 20 DO due on a contract
Parker was 10 get that amount II he should pro-
cure purchaser Tor some hay, cattle, etc. in
tho possession OF +. A. Hill, receiver, and located
on the ranch Of the Okanogan Live Stock and
Dressed Beef Company. In Okanogan county.
IL Is alleged that Parker secured q purchaser for
the property in the person of II. g. Bond, bus
defendant refuses To pay the commission.
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Must Pay His Wife's Attorney.

In the divorce case of Mrs. z. NJ. Warner Va
Alan ID. Warner. before Judge Lichteuberg yes.
'srda,, her counsel male motion that defend
Ant pay her counsel fees, and also furnish bill
OF particulars In his answer
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The Northern Pacific railroad agoris un-
aaualled advantages for quick, safe and com.
Esrtaese journey 10 ali points East south ana
sou,hassS TRAINS ruu through 10 Catcago
without chsase, and connect AZ - Fsui AID
Chicago with ali the nrstelass lines Tor tas
sonia and Southwest he sure your tickets
rssa over that line. l. A. Sadeau. genera. Ass2s
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CHEAP RATES EAsT.

Tho Union Pacific .y..eua have decided 20
make greatly reduced rate to Washington, D.
c. on account Of q. A +. sncssnplnent Tickets
will be on sale from Septen oeT ~ TO 10 for
fulI information regarding route, time. etc, call
on A C. Martin. ticket agent, 7oo Second
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reeth Filled without Pain.

Or. Hill has secured for the Dental ins'i-
tute sole lease for Seattle of DR.. Hates new
method OF filling teeth without pain.
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baby ONE SOLID SORE
Tried Everything without Relief. No
Rest Night or Day. Cured by
Cuticura Remedies.

My baby, when two months old, had breakin
out with what the doctor called eczema Her head.
arms. feet and hands We're each one solid sore I
tried everything but neither rha do1.fnrs nor anx-
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CurICuRA REMEDIES are the greatest skin cures.
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