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Evening journal., 1892-10-04

Clam chOwder lunch tonight at ID. G. Nc
Cormick's, Front and Washington street.
Evening journal., 1892-10-04
DAITINORE


ROAD schedule la
effect May -, 1892.
Trains leave Della
ware Avenue Depot
East Bound New.
York, week Il avs,
% O8, - i0, ,te Al, $40 3i
a m, 4l2 2i,t2 50, t5 3s,
81 ~ y m. Sundays,
% OS, f8.Hi. 80 ;h, n
m, tl2 "a, 81 90. 20 81,
~ 81 j m.
Evening journal., 1892-10-04

"Well. ] declare said young Mr.. Doley
a. $50 ~a' i~ Nf'~e Nunn's parlor at II y. m q,
"my foot has gone TO sleep" "Happy foot ="
Jury.
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@orbanae! 9sorbdnae ]!

Sm Oraperien nnb gretonnes
tilbren tptr eine elesante MasmabI BON 10
Sents auftpdrts bis ;u Der feiniten @orte.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1892-05-18
9emtid}e simgnDsel III Creaom.

Wie ieiner 3eit beridtet, bat Elm
yerein patriotif9er Oeutl6amerifaner
inDregon, Der Der 9lnii9t mar, buB in
Oregon unb Waibington ale flinatis
ihen Bebingungen fir eine erfolgrei1e
Gtnbiirgerung beuti6er Singp0gel bor>
banDen feien, bor mebreren eSdbren
400 paar beutfder @Ogel nit einem
Rofenaufwan6 BON $2500 mud Orez
gon eingefabrt unb bort in sSreibeit gez
febt. Nn Der SpiBe bieies 8ereins
iteben Or. 6ran3 Defum als prdiibent
unb pr. 6. s. gfliiger als seeretdr.
ueber benz i'm 8an5en erfreuli9en
grfolg bieier ginfubr emtnebmen mir
einem portlan6er griefe an ben ,Gaz
lifornia Democrat" bas 9fa6itebenbe:
pllnter ben eingefiibrten 96geIn
tparen bic folgenben 9lrten pertreten:
yeadtigallen, S6mar3bldtt6en, Sing
6r0feln. S6mar5amfeln, @otbteblz
6en, @rasmiiden, Gelbler9en, 6aibez
ler4en, Wadteln, Stieglibe, 3eiiige,
9dnflin9e, 8u9fnfen, Griinfinfen,
S6war3itaare uno &reuai9ndbel.
9aa9 ben bis iebt seiammelten grfabs
rungen eignen ii6 bic SnieftenfreiIer
am beiten fir bag biefiee alima, pdbz
renb fi6 au6 StiegliBe, 9dnflinse unb
3eiiige auffallenb fart permebrten.
VDm MDunt SabDr, tpeldhes gleih bitts
ter gait portlanb liegt, beri6tete bieier
Gage elm Wfann, Der bort eine Baumz
i6ule betreibt, baB lid cine S6aar ibm
bisber Dollitanbig unbefaunter NDgel,
bic minbeitens 5000 &6pfe sdblten, in
ietnem Sarten ebergela1en babe, unb
a0erliebit iinse. Cine bon Serren
pfliiger angeitelte llnteriu6ung ergab,
baB bieie 80gel 3eiiige iparen, bon
benen Dor suei Sabren 40 paare auss
gefeBt purben. Wenn nun aud bic
3abl 5000 ii6er gu bod gegriffen mar,
10 miifien bod unbebingt piele Sumz
berte an benz plabe seipelen iein, mas
am Gnbe AUDI nibt 5u permunbern 1T,
penn man bebenft. baB Der 3eiIig brei
Wtal i'm Sabre iebes 4 bis 5 sunge
ausbriitet. StiesliBe fiebt man in
S6mdrmen bon 10 bis 15 iiberall in
Der Stabt unb 2er9en bort man bel
Sonnenf6ein in ben GluBnieberungen
nnb au6 in Wafbington @ountp
lingen.
Sm @arten be8 Serrn Defum bat
itd ein pdrden S6war3amieln bdusz
ll9 nieoergelaiien unb aud auf benz
Hiperpiem 4ir6bofe briiten mebrere
berielben. 9rofeln unb Sdnflinge
bort man in allen Sbeilen Der Stabt
uno aud in Der llmgegenb. BON
yta6tigaaen tueiB man nur BON einem
paare, melfes bel Nniora niltete unb
Elm anoeres tpurbe beim 8uten Samaz
ritter 0ofpital in bieiiger Stabt ges
bort. Gin brittes paar, pel6es poris
ses Sabr bel Sipatou seuiitet bate, 1T
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1892-05-18

bagegen ni6t tpiebergefommen. Die
Ter geringe @rfolg nit ben Na@tigalen
'ift erfldrlid. 9ieielbe 1T elm lebr sars
ter Iogel un6 bic meilten, ipel1e BON
Seuti6lanb abgei6ift tpur6en, ginz
gen bereits auf Der 5eereiie au @runz
be, Der &eit ging gum She'll auf Der
langen 2anbreiie ein, ltnb ben ipenigen
pdr6en, bic f9lieBli9 bier in ssreibeit
geiebt wur6en, muB entpeber bas &lis
ma ober bic Nabrung 1i1t re1t aufa:
gen. SIN 9taDtparfe, in befen bibtez
rem gosquetten man glauben inllte, baB
bic gta6tigallen nit 8orIiebe @9mb
fu6en tpiirben, bat man nod feline gez
bort, bagegen sablreide 9lmfeln umb
Orcfeln. NuBerbem finb aus fat all
len Counties bes 9taates 0erid6te elm
gelanfen, baB einige BON ben importirz
ten WDgeln bort geieben tuurben.
gBie man fiebt, tit Der 8erfu1 i'm
groBen @anaem gut eingei6lagen nnb
ba bic 2egislatur @elebe gum 59ube
biefer 86sel erlafen bat, pel6e bic
5Obtung berfelben ober 0erni1tnng
ibrer @ier llnb jungen 8rut nit i6tpes
rem @elobuben nnb @efdngniBffrafe
bele9t, ba ii9 auBel benz ba groBe puz
blifum aufs 2ebbafteite fir bic fleinem
Gdfte intereilirt uno Sdae, ba ibnen
gu nabe getreten tpirb, prompt our @ns
5eige bringt, 10 1T bic bette Musii6t
Dorbanben, baB mir in Oregon binnen
wenigen Sabren 10 piele beutf6e Sing
p0gel baben merben, tuie es i'm alien
0aterlanbe giebt. llebriaens mollen
bic 9erren 9efum unb pfliiger, tpel6e
ii6 beionbers Inn bic @infibrung Der
Sdnger perbient MAIDEN = Der gritere
0ur6 bic bebeutenben @eloopfer, bic er
bra6te, unb Der lebtere burf bic rielis
gen 9lrbeiten unb bic ausgebreitete
Corresponding, bic er unentgeltli1 be-
forgte = es bel ben, bis ieBt eraielten
f66nen @rfolge ni6t belpenben lai1en.
9err Oefum bat in feinem @arten elm
grOBes NogelbauS bauen laifen unb
beablidtigt iebt iebes Sabr cine groBere
Nn5abl etner beitimmten Dirt 8ogel
fommen gu lafien, um babur6 in BEN
Stanb geiebt gu tuerben, gu beobadten,
ipie tie bier forttOmmen unb in wel6er
Mrt iie Ii1 perbreiten.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1892-05-18
Die Grippe ertoIarettb bebanselt

Sd bin foeben bon einen1 stpeiten
Infaa Der Grippe in 6ielem Sabre ber=
gefteat worben, iagt Scr. S. .. Sones,
9erausgeber bes r9eaber", Meria,
5eras. Sd gebrau6te @bamberlains
9uitenzM zMebi3in unb nit grfolg, benn
i'd rar nur smei = gegem friiber aebn
Sage I'M 8ette. Ser ameite 9lnfaa
tpiir5e ebenfallS 10 f6mer gepeien iein,
tpie Der erite, bdtte i6 nid)t bieie Mebis
gin angewanbt. ba i6 mid feds 9tun=
ben mad Der 4ttade f6on legen mubte,
mdbrenb i'd beim eriten 9lnfaa nod
amei Sage lang meinen @el6dftem
na6geben fonnte, ebe i6 bettldgerig
murbe. Sie SlaI6e 3u so Gents su
perfaufen bel ben Grugsilten s. Salt
eper & Sobn, Oowling & 6loob, 98.
& 80. 4alteper, u. 9reiB, s.. S6uz
6arb, &. @obem & So. unb s. 8.
6arriIDn.
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@eri6iebene eonierpatipe gerliz

= Geri6iebene eonierpatipe 8erlis
ner 8ldtter MAIDEN ben 8eriud, bic
9anblungsmeiie bes &ailers benz @ars
bitten Sid geseniiber, Der als Wa6tz
polten einen Gipililten eri6oB, gu be-
fd0nigen. Sic erfldren, baB Sud cine
gleigung CUR S6mermutb an ben Sag
gele9t, ba er bur6 anonpme 9robbriefe
iiberhduft murbe. Ser Safer babe nur
ben Wunf6 empfunben, benz @influKe
bieler anonpmen 3uidriften entgegen3u.
mirfen. Siefe @ntf9ulbigung itimmt
inbeB ni6t NIT benz iiingiten ieitens
bes aaiiers 2ad gegeniiber einsei6las
genen 8erfabren iiberein, mas barin
beitanb, baB sr linn feline Photographic
nebit Der eigenbdnbigen nnteridrift suz
fanbte: .@ine 8elobnung fir iene
treue Grfiillung Der phi6t als Wa6t=
ppiten."
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1892-05-18
Strait uus @etunShest.

Wenn ste nidt fr6itis une pctl fhblen, 70 periu&en
Ste electric 8tters Wenn te bic y@rippe" sefhpd 1T
bat. peru6en etc electric 8titers Dies WitteI wrti
btreft du bic aebsr ou ben oseu uni ouf BITE Reren,
iubem es cie Srsaue taiu atrsst itre Surttcnen
selrdbts ju erfhGen. Denn 6ie an nerp6fem 3ppfs
peb leteer, perreu ste purh 9lscrte giiters I6neGe
uno eauerube Nbbilfe uben Gtne 9rvbe sNlaIGe p1rb
Sie bapon dberteuseu, bab ties bas Wtsf IT. pet6eS
Sic aeprau6en. 66rebs Elai6eu fur nur so Gents In
:eI Gpotbefe pen &oclpb Dreb, 9bcmripn & 60. gu
babsr.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1892-05-18
Ste 8eidbtpDrcnen ed1ergen Der Su=
0utSif,pu.

9BaS frusen ite mad benz St6bnen bes auf ber fol.
ierbant ausseitredten SpfsrSY Gleid tbnsn sebt es
2eute, bereu Seryn enreeer bart mie etn Mhblitetu
bte oft ten WitIep NIT f ielbf baben, bie lebenss
ldnsltde Dual hrrh Ra6IdfRsfeit beraufbeihmbren.
Rbeums tismus, bic pent .enbite unc bartnddsite
auer 4rantbeten pire pieueit msbr ala trsenb eine
anhere in ibren an'apssHaeteu pernahldSisf, inpem
eie sriten petniseneen Spmptcmen fefelben etner
i6weren Grtdltuus, nbte Gpn ielb rteber beiier
NTH" u9.iGriebeu mtrb 9Be bitter rdht fi4 IN ben
metften Jdlen heier Selbfbetrual Sofistter'5 Maaz
senbtlters lit bte mdbttsite e4uspebr sesen bic
f@redli@en @erReeransen bieier beimtldiihen uut
sefdbrltten aranbeit, aefdbrf beshalb nett fe fih
lei6t auf ben is pea aebens, auf has Ser. pirft.
Gu@ sesen Reuralsie III pa5 8i.terS etn mtrtiamss
Wtttel unb Waara, Nere leieen, ansemeine Sin=
fdGigtett, 0eroauunSSbeI6perben, Gaaeniieber,
@riPpe, Gppetttrsrluit unb Shlahosfsit settreu ,u
ben arantbetisn, pel6e rur& eteies tbthte arcauum
aHsserptt,t pereen
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aleiosritoHe. aleiberjtoHe!

Ser sr6Bte unb setpdbIteite gprratb bon
fetnen 8Ieibertoffen, Der ie in Gan
@nt1nto pnrbanben mar. @'n neues SHUTTER
Satin Strtpeb @repon, ioIib unb
gen,uifert.
n8eDfovb GurS" il, alien neue,, Gars
ben, mie gfidel, Gigale, Mais, 9ateneel Gan,
Gniitan Grap, Cream, peib.
9arb.
:. TransSiifdae Sbaaiss in 50 be.
itimmten Muitern.
Mobaires, Crepe D bine u rs
Gents, 80 Gents unb $l.O9.
Sraa3biii9er Orsanbie su %, 80
un6 40 Gents.
Goro Sm @oi. etiuas neues, Su 10 eents
per Darb.
@emniterte 8ebforb eprS su 121s
Gents per YarS.
- Semaiterte Crepe su IA Gents pei
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Seinc Gpiten Vorbanee, 81 garb
Lang, su rs @enta, $l.Oo, $l25, $1.5o,
$500, $3.50, $500, uab aufnGrts, 10 fein
tpie Sbr iie ipiini9t
Sarbtger unb i6iparser NailIe
Sraneaiie aa 80 Gents per garS.
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bon 19warsen 8aarem ;u Ben aller.
ntebrigiten Yreiien.
8e1tretfter unb cdrrirter 2aw II
BON l" GentS auftpdrts Bis gu benz beiten.
Saliater 56naraer Organoie, @renaoine,
Sattn geitreifter Satpn 3ll eritaunlieb nispris
gen Treilem
.geioene 91drp 3enriettas, 40 Boil,
nit ben neueiten S4attirInseu nerieben,
gu $1.00.
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benille=portiereu ltno siidoeden.

Bir offeriren GbenilIe 9ortiere
nnb Il d , eden sm abioIut baIbem YreiIe.
@ir baben 50 8aare Yortieren unb 100
EilbSeefen, ale sm oemlelben Breiie.
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3epbpr @iugbants I!

4 S0~V'VT**SE@
aSir oertaufen 8epbbr @ingbams
3u l5, Is uno % Gents.
Sattn StsiSeb @orb bu 9ioi uno 3epbbrs.
Semnfferte gateea gu 10, 12, 1s
ui1b % Gents.
s9liat: TO, l21s, Is, 20 unS 25
Gents.
Sas srobte ano BELT aussetpabIte aaser
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1892-05-18
eeioenitofc! @eioeuitoffe!

Soltoe fdrbise gbimeii1ae unb S a.
paneiiide Setbenit pffe in BEN pcs
pularfen Sarben, ipie @etb, Cream, 3p1a,
@crn 9lile, 9ilae. 8lau &c.
9olise @ros Grain Sdwarae
Setbenftoffe ;u Is @erts, 80 Gents, 81
unb $l.25.
g 4warse unb GreamG Gbineii1d5 d e
g emit % ffesu 80, s5, so, go, Is, 85,
80 Gents unb 81.
seaoene nmS gotim 8rpcaSe, in
itpar3 nrb forbig an rs, 80 Gents, 81 urb
$l.25 IN ben neueiten Mbenb=Serben
Gancb ge,nuiterte Smbias, ibwarser,
tarbiserrnn ipeiBer @ranb; sipetfarbig, Elm.
fa9 iinb nerfhieoenart ae sStsure1l, 8iumen,
Scrolls nnb anbere Wfu1ter, Is Sorten, SX12
&pnbinat,on, iebes Pop Bon brett, So, 48,
60, 68, IS Gents ,,i,b 81. % Bon breite III
81 ilnb 81 25.
gerfdiebene @lecec smrabs, gu 30,
80, so unb IS Gents.
: Oas seibenlager iibsrtrifft aaeS Oasewes
iene in auspabl, Site uno Bertb fir ieben
Stpef. mo Seioe gebrauebt mirp, ilnb Serem
3abl 1T eesioi1.
TIMER @aareulaser 1T uabgebeno.
Die foIsenOen Ouotationeu seben einem
8imf, UNI aber ben ipirtIiten Bertb unb bic
aeichbaItisfeit fennsn gu Ierneu, fomnt unS
iebt oSer laht Gnd, VrObeu idb.dem.
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l1uier ,,@eif,er glepbant"


CLOTHING Saus 1T bas sr5bts me pslitaa'
bisite I'M Siibtpeten. Mir sarantire9
Shnitt, Muiter, AuaHtSt M~t
,bab MIIeS pabt."
Wf1bel unb Eeppi9e
llnler Mobel, unb Ispptd 0sparts,asHt
berbient in MugeniHein BeilpnlIten ja ssus
ben 8ir qmotiren Preiie, Die Sbr nit Hsrs
gniigen Ieien tperbet.
3eppi6c! 9eppi4e!
8orD 8riiiels, 81 ,nb aufiparts.
Eapeftrp 8ruflegs, SO Gents rab aui,parts.
Tapeftrp 8raiieIs, aorberrb, So eents anb
aufndrfs.
auss ! @out, Srtifa4t eide, g stnis.
linton 10
aaes molle, sDeifas. = 70
6. 6. IS
Union 45 .l
@eidunte 9eppi1e, Is bis 80 Cents.
9tnoleun1, so Gents tnb ouftpdrtS.
Snbbooen OelsTuh, SO Gts nn6 auftp6rtS.
GocpSsgtatten, 45 GentS i,nb ns,fmdrtS pm
Auabrat=garb.
@bina Watteit, bon 121s bis 95 Gents.
aehte ssSapaneiii9e @attem su nar 10 &c.
M1bel! M6btl!
sSir MAIDEN fpesieIe Oiferten IN e4saf
3 m Hler Sets:
Solibe Mntife Gidene Seta. nur $lS.se.
Glegante @bepat Gets, nir 5000.
Solioe Naauub Sets, ntir $85.
Pliifh parlor Sets, nur $27.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1892-04-05
STOCK KILLED.
A Mias0uri Pacific Train DaShee
Into Q Drove and Kills
Thirteen.

Friday night. about 1880. the Mis-.
souri, Pacific east-bouud freight train
struck Q drove Of horses belonging to
Blair Bros, killing eleven outright,
iniuring two 60 badly that they were
knocked in the head, and seriously
ipjuring two others.
One Of the snimals was . fine mare,
for which 81, 900 would not have
been taken. and another vas Q horse
valued at $500.
Blair Bros. estimate their loes al
1000.
The acciden, occurred just east Of
Muddy creek bridge and the dead and
MANNED brutes were strewn along the
track for nearly half mile. one be-
in carried three quarters Of mile.
The loss will in all probabi ity
be appraised and adjusted some tint
next week.
Nine of the snimals killed were
mules ard four were horses.
The track at the pint where tn
stick was struck was we'll fenced, bu
the very high winds Of Friday ha'
RACED it. This accounts for tn
horses being on the track.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1892-04-05
THE CONTRACTED
Work on the Kite-Shaped Track
will be at Once Resumed.

The contract for the construction of
the kite shaped track was AWARDED to
the frm of Wheeler & Co., Of Kar-
sas City.
In all, four bids were submitted,
three from Kansas City, and one from
Sedslia. TIE bids were examined by
the managers OF the track this morn
ing at IL o'clock, when after come
little consideration the award was
made.
Wheeler & Co., agree to do the
work for Is cents per cubic yard,
piling all earth in the embankmen'
and making the necessary excavations
free Of charge.
The firm will ship tools to Sedalia.
Monday and everything put in readi'
ness for beginning work on the track
by not later than Wednesday.
Mr.. Seth Griffin will be on hand
with force of men and follow the
other laborers, putting the Flushing
touches, as it were on the track.
Those who will supervise the worh
give all assurance that 1t will be com
pleted by May let, when all TURNED
throughout the safe will be cordially
invited TO list their animals on Sc
dalia turf.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1892-04-05
TEXAS ALSO VISITED.

A Funnel-shaped Cloud Deals Death aae
Devsstation-Th Dead and Injured.
SANIA ANNA, Tex, April "A dis
astrous tornado sw ept over this coun'
ty Thursday night At about o'clock
kst night a black cloud was seen form
ing. and in few minutes 1t took snaps
and began to move, with lodg ap-
pendage like . tail touching The
ground.
The noise resembled that OF .
heavily laden train on . trestle. IN
homes of Mr.. Copenhavers. J. c. Lamb
]. w. Hall and Mr.. Heath were torn q
pieces and strewn over the prairie.
The house of Mr.. Bass seemed
fated. Mr.. Story had died about
five minutes before. The storm
struck the house with gres'
fury, killing Willie McCullom, aged II
and injuring several others, some fatal
ly. At Bangs a young lady was kliiet
and five others terribly injured.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1892-04-05
SEDALIA BRIEFS.

Mrs. Robt. Lister is reported g..
improving.
Dick Olmstead is confined to hiG
room by sickness.
Mrs. Rogers. at the corner Of
Fifth and Montgomery streets, is re-
ported in a critical condition.
The wife of Harry Aulitner, the
popular Missouri Pacific engineer. iv--
ing at 1902 East Fifth street.. present.
ed him with a fiue girl Friday.
j. D. Russell. Of the Missouri
Pacific shops, is m liking some nept
improvements to his East Fifth street.
building.
Mrs. Pattie Moore, Of Kansas
Citv, expects to meet the recently ap-
pointed auxiliary board o: the world'S
fair ladies in this city April Is. The
board will be instructed - to their
duties.
Rev. George Marsh, of the Sec
ond Congregational church. at the
parsonsgs last Thursday evening. per
formed the ceremony which united In
matrimooy Mis- Mollie Lee and Harry
w. Grahsm, both of Sedalia.
Mrs. Mary Dix, Of the Grssa
Ridge neighbornood, was in the city
yesterday, and she complained greatly
lof the condition of the roads. spec6.
cally stating that che bad noticed sew
eral vehicles broken down and stuck
in the mud on the road.
"A. j. Tilberry will erect . two
story brick business building, 22X80
feet, on the southeast corner of En-
gineer and Fifth streets. The upper
portion will be used as . lodge room
and the lower part will BE- occupied
by w. j. Let's, whose business has
increased TO to such an extent that b
needs more room. q. B Murphy
has the contract for the building.
"a Breezy Time," as interpret
ed by the accomplished actors, E. B.
Fritz. Kathryn Webster and . most
capable company, under the manage
ment of Mr.. Daniel, was greeted with
a good house last night, and gave .
performance which was greeted with
rounds of applause. The musical
feature of the program was especially
fine.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1892-04-05
NEW COMPANY.

A company comprised of. N: Dial.
by, j. G. White, G. n. Babcock, 3.
P. Johns, D. C. Metzker, h. Martin,
r. H Moses and F. W. Shultz Was
Organized yesterday under the name OF
Sedslia Mining and Prospecting COM
papy, with $50, 900 capital. fifty per
cent. paid up. Tn company has &C.
cured the mining privilege on over
! 900 acres of land west Of the city
and already have q cal mine open,
showing . six.foot vein. A committee
will start east to purchase machinery
tomorrow.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1892-04-05

C. Rizer, for years secretary of the
board of railroad commissioners, VEN
tured down town on business
Just as she was passing the Y. NJ. c. A
rooms the heavy sign of the association,
which had been loosened by the wind.
fell and struck Miss Rizer ON the head.
inficting injuries from which she died
about Q o'clock. As q result of the
mishap, every sign board was removes
last night.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1892-04-05
A SLASHER.
A Street Fight In which . Jack
Knife Figures.

About Z o'clock last evening, just
across the street from the BAzoo of
fee, . fight occurred in which a knife
was viciously employed.
The participants were John Ham
ilton end Ben holland, The latter get.
ting the right side of his neck very
severely cut. the cash being about
FIVE inches long and blrely deep
enough to make thejugu ar vein Wis
ible.
So soon Is be became spprised Of
the fact that he was being botchered,
holland broke away from bis sssailant
and ran down the alley hard by, only
tn return and attempt to cudgel Hem
ilton With the butt end of . black
snake whip.
He was prevented. however, BY tn.
officers, who in the meantime had
placed the elasher under arrest.
BoIand presented . frightful specta
Gle - he stood near BY, curaiog hi
assailant, while the blood flowed pro
fasely from the ghastly wound tina
eaped open on his neck. BE swor'
By all the eternals that he'd kill Ham
jilton before the setting Of anothe
sun.
Hamilton was hustled of to tn
Icalaboose, while Bill and Was tzken +
the Office of Dr.. Collins, where he Va
cared for.
/ The wound is very dangerous.
j Whisky caused the difficulty, bot
men being intoxicated.
J holland is employed on Dav
Thompson's farm located three mile
from town. while Hamilton lives
1.-THE city. Both men are dplored.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1892-04-05
CONFIDENCE NAN.
He Claimed TO be IN Operat0r. p
and In q Certain Sense Ii.

Yesterday afternoon g'od-looking
young man, eyed about %. srrivedia
the city, and after making inquiries
from several persons. proceeded to
Browns school of telegraphy at tha
corner Of Main and Ohio streets.
Here he met one OF the student1.
james Penn, and representing himself
q An operator, som got up . CONVEX
sation which Vas renewed after sup
per At Penn's room. After the nav
arrival had made himself ct home he
presently remarked to Penn that hs
had Just vacated position in Illinois.
and that if he PENN would agree To-
pay IS be would secure the place sor
him.
To this proposition Penn readily
agreed and forthwith paid the moocy
over to Case. and made propoaise
to leave for his new position. He ID
| last night, hut % soon - be arrived -
Kansss City and began to follow oue
Cases instructions, be found somethng
Was wrong. Things he'd either bssa
wilfully misrepresented to him ~
Case or else an improbable mistsks
had been made.
Suspectiug that he was being vicsio-
| lied. Penn returned this mnrniog I'D
after . brief investigation Discovered
that Case Vas fraud Of the first ~
ter. An officer Was 1t once advised
and Case was arrested and sent to Ill
His trial comes Of Wednesday.
1t IL supposed that Case . . conf
dencs bug and had intended aesciee
q number of the students at ReoWU's
school of telegraphy. telling then
With . change Of location, the came
story related to Penn.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1892-04-05
MOST A L" RECORD"
Items which Will Int rest the
Voters and Make tho Leader
SILVER.

will the head Of the ticket with
draw? The better class of republic
cans demand it.
Bailey says in his speech that it
is . campaign lie. That is a very
wormy chestnut.
-Bdy and soul money collected
from . fallen creature BY q landlord,
is a terribly small business.
The "steering COMMITTEES" are on
the run with Bailey measuring out
long strides in The lead.
-Dora Dewitt was out yesterday
electioneering with her fallen sisters
to influence votes for Bailey.
Stevens is loyal to his friends.
Dare the product of the steering CO n
mittee show his head on that score?
All the people who arein favor Of
enforcing the law will vote for Stevens
and DeLong. They can always be de-
pended upon.
The republicans will trade any.
thing to get vote for Glenn, as he
is their idol. Bailey is nobody's idol
but Mammon.
There ia one candidate on the re-
publican ticket who yesterday admit
ted that Bailey was as good ri
"suowed under" He's right.
The organ does not deny the truth
of the charges against Judge Bailey.
That paper has not the gall that the
head Of the ticket has-hence it re
trains.
What . pure m,n Bailey is
Never put eyes on . woman VIII
q cunts the scarlet but once and tina
wa when she wss pointed out to hin
on the street. Well, Dora tells that
be collected rent Of her times without
number.
! old man Culp Is buried in si1
foot of soil. He Vas q warm hearted
friend. . kind neighbor and brave q
q lion. He can't kick now. 1t is {
good thing in this campaign that dea'
men Gao tell no tales. Tnis is not O.
the dream kind.
The republicans have surrendere'
their hopes of electing Bailey an
are trading Bailey of for Glenn -
last resort Of electing one man on thu
ticket. 1t is now Glenn or nobody
The steering committee" issued tn
edict. This is official.
That republican who is lou
mou,hed and insulted the helpless an
, timid girl on the train had better 6
SOW in denouncing dem 'crats. Der
my OBrien, the conductor, il . gel
tieman and will do just what he say
. he will do with . friend or foe. Ate
election, we'll
, The BAzoo got roasted at the T,
3 publican meeting Friday night. Tn
. is mutual business. The BAzoo has
roasting machine always oiled and
good running condition and has bee
so for twenty-four years. I'll
7 steering committee" may get the
turn.