The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1892-02-23
MISSOURI NEWS.

signed. Time.
The St Joseph Buggy companys
works we're damaged $4,000 worth
by fire.
In c sc of war with Chill many ex-
Il ,hnnirs" In this neighnOrh 'od were
reaGy with their gun, their sword and
and pistol.-Ashlani Busle.
The Moberly, Mo. Daughters ofthe
Confederacy, have decided to name
their cottage at the ex-contederate
home, in honor of Gen. John b. Clark
of Fayeite.
A woman preacher evangelist,
of the Old School Presbyterian per-
suasion, has been exhorting to
crowded houses ofanxious listeners a.
West Plains for six weeks, with great
success.
William Gary, of Gentry county,
is hunting Maggie Chittens, to whom
he was engaged. While absent in
Texas she was betrayed and gave birth
to child, but Gary is hunting her
and Intends to make her his wife If
she will c.nsent.
While Geo. Warren was moving
his house with a capstan, II mites
: uth Of Hamilton, the sweep broke,
allowing the caPsian TO whirl back
ward. The stub of the sweep struck
warren on the head, breaking his
meek ard killing him instantly. 1t
next struck the horse and killed 1t.
! sam Morgan, alias Wilson, Of Lex
/ irg.on, No, the gold brick sharper,
woo attempted TO swindle jaime,
Anderson Wni,sett, wealthy Olessa
farm and Was trapped by the hay
seed, has jumped his $500 bond ami
cannot be found. He put up the
$500 in cash when arrested, cut OF
81, 5000 which WAS found on his
person.
\ peculiar accident happened on
the Missouri Pacific railway at Boon
vile one day last week, saws the
Faveite Advertiser. As the train from
Marshall rounded curve the engine
Jumped the track and after blowing
UP the nth for some distance regained
the rails gain and proceeded on lis
Journey.
The Sixth congressional district con-
vention of the Farmers' and Laborers'
Union have petit;oned Governor
Francis, by resolution, to send a spe-
cial message 10 the coming special
Sc. sion of the legislature, asking tor
The enforcement of the state sgricul-
,ural college at Columbia from the
state university.
| The executive committee of the ex.
Confederate Association of Missouri
will meet at Higginsville, Feb. 20, to
elect trustees and officers of the Con-
fede,ate Home at that point and one
vi e-president for each congressional
district, to have charge OF raising
FUNDS for the home in his district and
to transact other business.
i A Missouri young man, living al
We!lsville, corresponded for a long
time with Alice Mitchell, the Mem
phis, Tenn, murderess, who conduct
ed the correspondence in the name OF
her late victim, Freds Ward. The
st. Louis Post.Dispatch has secured
The curious letters Of the strange girl
and last Sunday published them in
full.
The brewers syndicate of st. Louis
subscribed 81 800 to the Confederate
Home at Higginsville, and when re-
Gently called upon to pay up, refused
to pay for the reason that some of the
ladies' having charge of the funds are
Temperance crsnks." Consequently
the aforesaid syndicate is receiving
much criticism at the hands of The
aforesaid ladies and many others.
This has been a winter Of signs and
groans. Everybody you meet ha:
ailment and it is next 10 impossible
10 find any adult person who is willing
to admit that his health is perfect.
La grippe is assigned as the cause
of all our woes and probably IL is
responsible in a msjority of cases, bnl
no matter, it is charged with every,
thing save accidents. - Ashland
Bugle.
The Keytesville Courier remarks
Gen. Ellis of Denver, an Ex- Nilsson.
rian, 50 years old, was recently injur,
ed by being thrown frolm colt he wa
breaking. The General was grsndmars
hal of the day when the corner stone
of the State Unworthy was laid, fifty
years ago last June, and was also
grand-marshal at the halt century
anniversary. He will no doubt see
the burned building replaced by a
finer one.