The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1893-04-04
ALL OVER MISSOURI.

Old Mexico is sending to Missouri
for corn.
There is not vacant store room
in Eldorado.
Mexico is putting in a district
sewer system.
Wolves are getting To be quite a
nuisance near Carthage.
Mexico is to have new electric
lighting plant. at near day.
The /. o. o. F. have organized a
lodge of Rebecca at Moundville.
Thomas Saver was killed by an
explosion in Rich Hill coal mine.
Contractors claim TO have lost
money in building the NJ, X. Il E.
railroad.
Wheat is reported in good con-
dition and many farmers are blowing
for corn.
jackson county is suing the Mis-
souri, Pacific for $4,000, back taxes
for 1891.
Kansas City officials have laid
out a new boulevard along the top of
the bluff.
Mrs Susanna Louttit. aged SIX
ty four, died at Moberly, March 18th,
of paralysis.
A woman was arrested and fined
$40 for vagrancy in Carthage police
court Monday.
-Hoodlums in Orrick cut up the
bible and the hymn books in the
colored church.
The house of Mike Daley, at
Harrison, was totally destroyed by
fire Tuesday night.
The money drawer at the Grand
theater at Kansas City was robbed of
$50, Saturday night.
Jesse Maxwell of Montevall is
the proud owner Of the largest wind
mill in Vernon county.
The Pleasant Hill cannery which
cast $4,000 has been sold under
deed of trust for $3.50.
A gang of thieves who have been
operating in Springfield for some time,
was arrested last Friday.
Thomas J. Delaney, of Spring
field, expects to receive the appoint
ment of Minister TO Siam
The g. A. r. of Missouri will
hold their annual encampment at
Joplin April II, IL and IA.
B. F. Burnham, Jasper drug
gist has been arrested for selling
liquor in violation of the law.
Hiram Northrup's remains were
laid to rest yesterday in the old Wyan-
dotte cemetery in Kansas City.
AT a special election held in Lin
coin county, last Monday, local option
carried the day by a verv small ma
jority.
Joseph Asher, of Bolckow an old
and respected citizen committed sui
eide by hanging himself in his barn
Saturday.
Robert Burns. prominent
farmer. residing near Mulberry. Kas.,
committed suicide at the Strife house.
Clayton, yesterday.
The Kehlor Touring mills, which
were destroyed by the explosion of
-four dust, at Litchfeld, ill.,, may be
rebuilt at Kansas City.
The late Judge Sublett, who died
at Missouri City on the 22d inst,
served in Colonel Doniphan's COM
mand in the Mexican war.
-Chas. Payne, Fort Scott, Kas.,
hack driver, has been arrested at
Liberal, No., charged with stealing
two carriages and their horses.
Mrs. Susan E. Some. of indie
pendence has brought suit against the
Missouri Pacific railroad for $1,000
for the death of her husband in 1892.
The Missouri Military academy
cadets Of Mexico, will have a game of
football with the Marmaduke academy
cadets at Kansas City, next Saturday.
The Seymour Enterprise says that
Il citizen of that town has had an ex-
perience with bicycle which con-
WINGED him that the banister of life is
tull of splinters.
i. &. Madison and Mrs. Maggie
who were divorced at the
last term Of the Vernon circuit court
have been remarked. They fell out
about religion.
Matthew Foster, aged sixty-one,
and for over thirty years prominent
and well known resident Of Kansas !