The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1893-03-21
BIRDS EYE VIEW.


home in Boonville yesterday morning
Governor Stone has granted Mos
Avery, the Lamar condemned muir
derer, respite till April IA.
Prof. j. NJ. White, superintend
ent of the public schools of Carthage
wants to be consul to Germany.
Mrs. A. s. Cunningham of Lima
Ohio, died ut the Union depot, Kan
sas City. of paralysis, last night.
The executive committee of tn,
republican editorial association have
set the annual meeting for April II,
at Joplin.
Maj. l.. r. Stagner, an old and
wealthy citizen Of Marshal, was found
dead in his bed yesterday morning.
He was about 80 years old and un.
married.
Lizzie Young, aged Is, a Kansas
City typewriter, took dose of rougl,
on rats yesterday afternoon and died
last evening. 1t is supposed it was a
case of unrequited love.
Governor Stone has granted a
respite until April IA to Amos Avery
who was to have been hanged at La.
mar, NO., ON Wednesday. The re.
spite is given in order that thorough
inquiry may be made concerning
Averyis sanitv.
John Murphy and Black Kinder
escaped Jail at Lexington last night.
This is Murphy's second and so far
successful attempt to get away. He
threw red pepper in the Deputy
Sheriff's eyes last August, and tried
to escape, but was captured.
"A coal miner named John Laius,
of Huntsville, committed suicide at
that place last evening by hanging
himself to a joist in an old meat house
with a short piece of trace-chain and
telegraph wire. iii health and finan-
cial embarrassment are said to be the
cause of his rash act.
Gen. J. A. Graham, aged "a
years, died here this morning. Gen.
Graham was born in New York, but
removed to this county in 1929. He
was member of the party who laid
out this city into lots in 1884, and was
the oldest resident of this Nafayette)
county.-Leringon Dispatch.
The Rev. A. NJ. RAIDER and wife
celebrated their golden wedding in
Marshall yesterday. They were mar
ried in johnson county in 1S43, the
bride being Miss Isabella Mcfarland.
OF the thirteen children born to them
eleven were present with their families.
The anniversary was celebrated in a
most happy manner.
The firm of S. Bacharach & Bro. =,
clothing merchants Of Marshall, sus-
pended business yesterday and turned
over their entire stock to the Joseph
Kahn Clothing company. Of Kansas
City. No., who were the heaviest
creditors. Kahn Il Co., assume all
liabilities for outstanding indebted.
ness. The stock foots up to s13, 900.
We acknowledge the receipt Of
an invitation to attend the Worlds
Congress Auxiliary to be held at Chi
cago during the week of May %,
1898, and regret to state that our
pants are not in such condition that
we can attend. The "cops" would
run us in for cruelty to our neither
No, we cannot CO.
Bates County Record.
The new Christian church of
costing $4,000, was dedi-
Gated yesterday. The sermon was
preached by Rev. F. NJ. Rains Of Gin
cinnati. Elders T. P. Haley of Kan
sas City, w. B. Taylor Of Mexico,
j. A. Berry of Huntsville and o. A.
of st. Louis assisted.
Solos were sung BY Miss Pattie Bodine
of Paris. Mrs. Z. L. Wilson of Mexi-
co and Miss Lula Lea of MOberly.
The case of the State vs.. Amelia
Bvington, indicted in Ste, Genevieve
County for murder in the first degree,
was taken to Potosi, on a change Of
venue, and tried in the Circuit Court
Of Washington County the past week,
a verdict of not guilty being returned
last Saturday evening. The case has
much attention both in this
and adjoining counties. Mr. Bying-
ton was charged with having murdered
her step daughter. aged 8 years. by
beating her over the head with q boot
jack. afterward throwing the body on
the fire and fearefully burning it.
Many witnesses were examined and the
case was ably handled on both sides.
The jury was out only q few minutes
and returned a verdict IS above