davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Decorah-posten., 1893-10-24
getroit, Seder Co., Mtnn.

4 Or. &eonftpr: - Set er iaa ieloen, at ri
no8et ira oisie 3ra9ter, % 8runben er
ben, at be baaroe Eioer 9jpr enbper mis-
3pOi9 % grGtteu, og oct er life at unores
fr, Na bet alorig for, iaa lan9t tiIbage
ban fan buite, bar oGret iaa uaulfeIi9t at
pa fig Igieuuem.
g. bVOr er bel De sIimrenoe % 9ube ~
b. iQm EemoTraterne itrpbte at % lopeoe
! tiior 0plt ipr Yreiibentpal9et? Sci, bet
il MT ire LANCE % TRANCE % ma8re gar
laa ig lelcrnenr, oa ole Stng, iom 6ars
Prn bar at iGl9e, er biuise, os oa Speoeu,
N sr oct fornemite 5armprooutt Der, fun
/ 40 Gents pr. Buibel iaa er bet n9iten
hmaIt9t at betale buerfen Statter eler Eens
h, men 81 faar bog baabe, at altin9 er en-
Fper3ung.
Detroit er ell Iioen pen Bp paa 1900 Suo.
FancrG % ben er Sommerrsiort for mango
fOit tira Often, ipm topper Der I'll 2-3
|naneOer ON Spmmereu. Set er ben bio.
fl0srltgnue Nafe 8etrott % life at fors
emnte Gale Salp % GATE Wielisin, iom al
faa8e ouiecs for at bore bet uafreIte Steo
|gtnutlota. Yer er iulot up al CONNER.
CIi8er, % 6olt al ale 8Iasier o9 Gacer ira
Flisr % Better tiIbrinser en- Gel al Den
eTTe Narstto Der. st tort Sotel er bpa9et
ftlem Yale Suap % Safe MeIisia, iaa oct
0lrieIl8 Moro at ie oct 9ip, iom Der M
r moo bOab Der bar for 4 a 5 9ar lioen,
f Ger m9cH Sommerbpli9er bar.
WI 9aor Der / 9ampbaaoe oaglis fra
tst'oa til 2ate @teIisia isieunem aaualer,
lie at tale ON ale De &ubaape, ipm Der
Paots. Qer er en- @GnsOe Silt ON Som.
FetEA % 6a9lrptIot, iom MI itpoeS.
-Aecotab'& Oiten" er en- ~uuuopGrlia oa
CRrIommcn 8IGit, lom pentes mleo 2Gu9iel
aAe norltIrienhe 6olt her / Ypen, men pi
|pu'S oo9 bebit on "Seo Grnen"; bpor bra.
Tile e~rlHorin9en ON be norIfe Stranoe
y 6oT9oloe tlIba9e ueo 2Gsnmscn al
u" S'0ele". On Nrbeioer.
Decorah-posten., 1893-10-24
8ooe, Sotpd.

OF. 8eoaftpr: Suobruostppe teIsate
f~orleoen Gat 2~iIesnaros & RonIous gutii,
3ef anta9es, at bet fun bar noale Smaa.
gutter. men Sneoigbeoen, bpormeb be brpo
ino. pioner mol ON, at oct par noole %"jmorte'
S%maa8utter. &c baooe igrft pGret inoe
en- Sognibop % ta9et bet forupone 8Grftsi,
nemli9 en- Naper us en- Bolt. Meo otsie
bapoe be aabnet 9pren. Ger iaoueoes fun
8 Bar Sto % 8 Bar SnnbIter. en- Sat
euer to ienere ItaI be psiaa bnpe pGret inos
t9len. vi baaber mart at faa fat paa oisie
noorne Snaasut er o9 glue benz en- orient.
lis aere, iom be iaare tiltrrnscr.
Ole Speen, Beitprer al Stueen, Sprtieu
q Cos fore 2nmber 6orretninG er al Sc.
mofraterne nomineret til aanoioat ior
eonntpfasiercr Stlont ui lille liter, at ban
ifal iorIaoe Dor Yn. sr Ri bog nGiten fire
paa, at ban utl bliue uaIgt.
Neo G9telie - VI. ".
Decorah-posten., 1893-10-24
..,h @enp, Smoiama.

,,,tcy. Oct funoe tanlte tie
.m ri 3nObpssere at sOntb SsHo Loo
y, iro "a heller. seq tror fprrelten,
q forIts Sang. at Der iirlues I'll
,t.RofenS berfra. ps iaalepes iom
n, er. bar man iua COB auleon'ns
s''" ,ooponue Smaaarbeiber ipm at
va On ON oiSie baaroe bempiratllte
ssr,r man ~operalt, bpor MAI saar, %
., At bet, iom suites ODER 3emOiraterne'
cpfploslie, iaa bleu bet ianoella i'te
:, rrre 9empfrater heller. log al
,,n man piit life lasse paa bette
y; r,,u man MAJ natnrlispis bape no9et
|brnas soften paa. ..
y, ssr / gcutb Seno bar osfaa facet IGN
80 grpi, o. en- Masie Soil bar saaet
\, grbeiSe Here giaaneoer; nu ituncer
rt,ren til, Os llOiisterne sr lise n'prie, iaa
loSer til at blips baarbt for mango =
m not beron.
crrtb geno err en- sanife pafier SD poa
trent $4,000 S~nobpssere, bpuraf ca. 1000
F,rpsr. men Ri NOrife fan life oppiie mere
\ OK Weuueter. 8pen siennemifiGreS al
qo,epb Riper, Der Huber no Sate
i5joon. Sire Serubaner iomn,er iro Der,
r,Iia 2ate Sbore & Ni6isan Soutbern,
I,o0O & @rauo 7ruui, @tldisan Central
sonOolia. Sper Safe Sbore Sernbanen
bet blot IS Ril bsrfra til Chicago.
hi ian cgiaa role os af at babe en-
Epnope Tartorier, buoraf ii9r bem9rfer
"a Studebaker Bros. Mfg. Co.'S Wagon
forks, buffet bcltjGftiser omtrin9 $500
~ oun. liant The Oliver Chilled Pillow
! orks ueo 1000. Begge eisiee ct De itprlte
ksrpsu fit Slaes, = noset iom De Ser
4 heller life lRg9er Sfiul paa, bpiitet man
T. oicrrem oens Gpertisiemenier. Yaa
|roenEuoniau0cn fan man for gIempel ie
Clper orange meo fit Gilt oper fine
|ooe: The largest In the world. Men
tpmmcr ct auoet 8ompani nernli9
eoutb BEND gbiIeo Tlow Co." uleo ct
Bit, Der iDnes at ltule 9ipre beore @hett.
ka bette itanr: Our Fatoryi'n the biggest,
b we make the best Flows. Ger er oift
hen Nation, Der IAN sipre amerItaneren
bnacH itrioig / at apertere.
|6paO Tortieneiten at9aar, iaa er ben lille
h IpRrt flor, men iaa er til @IenaIGlb Nr'
kost itaOjgt. O9iaa for aptnoer er Der
bnitt bra, oa Der er baaoe SGperier %
flcrtefabrlttcr. ct al be i%joItnGpnte be-
lrirgcr 500 &uiroer, % leg peo Here, iom
b ortOc 6ortieueiteu op til 10 Solar pr,
b. buffet maa itgeS at bore bra ior en-
bmOe; men iOm Etocrne er III, er Der tutet
Iur Den enc eller anoen.
|3cg fIuoe peI bapt mere at liriue ON, men
/ rOUer life al 5rpBt for. at nit Ercoutt
lmcr I %aptrturuen uoen at uaa fit Wtaal.
gn 4bouuent.
Decorah-posten., 1893-10-24
WGrfet at 2pmet.

oDarleS Y. Thorpe az Oregon tor'
teller en- sunIfe mGrtslis 3ilora9elis,
'om ban ~iornpli9 oplepeoe, oa ban reife
ira gunna til SuciOn, Gri5ona, paa
Sontbern Bneific ganen. !Sans Sor'
telling lposr inaleoes:
Seq fiji 8osnen tilfalbispis 9labs
lige baspeo en- tarpeli9 fl9ot, men pent
uoieenbe 0eeer. 9ranet bapbs Omtrent
taaet 1ucion, ba Neseren fom til at
l9gse i'm bsire Grm op paa 8pssen al
S9oet, iaa ies tpbelis funbe ie bans
Sadno, 90 ies bleu belt beitDrtet Ouer,
bpao ies iaa. Seq funoe neppe tro
mine esne Zine os burtis bgiebe ies
mig frem for at betraete Saanoen n9rs
mere os operbepiie mig ON, at bet life
par nogen Snobilonin9. Ser bar in'
gen Misforitaaelie mulis. 5rebie ps
fjerbe Singer paa Regereus Saanb bar
iaa bpioe iom nogeu Danes, og en- bpib
Stribe, oper en- CONNIE breb, LIB pper
9aanoeu % up ao armen iaa laust, ieg
funbe ie.
Seq bar filter paa, les bapoe feet
ben Saano for. Seq besau mig ben
5orenben at gosneu efter tn Drill
gano. ~iimpeltben for at faa ie Mau.
oens Gniist. Gnbuer 2uipl bar borte.
Oct bar George @albror, Ell Manb,
ION for ca. 20 @ar iioen bapbe tjent
rig Tom 8uif | fem Nar | Ybilabelpbia.
Sfisnt jes betalte bam en- goo 2sn,
itial ban ueo N 9eilisbeo oper $500
fra mig % Fpstebe til ufienbte Steber.
Seq siorbe aloris noset 5oriss paa at
opipore bam ubeufor benne 8p ps
baobe life fsr benne Dag feet eller bort
no9et Om BAN. ga ies fob ~liseoperfOr
BAN, 9ienijenbte ban mig Os rsbmeoe
9jennem i'm forte Sub peb Santen ON
lin 5prbrpoelie os lltafnemlisbeb. San
i~prtalte mig, at ban MI leper ct 9rligt
2iu / 1eras, hoor ban baobe 5amilie
o9 Sjem ug en- minore Str9fning 9ano.
"sfiDnt je9 bar left Meobelelier on
li9nenoe 9iliGloe, tror jeg life, Der fins
ces en- anben Mano / 8eroeu, Der er
mGrfet paa famine Waaoe Iom @als
oron. Mit Sus laa paa en- Sol, U9
ban fob unoer ct itrengt GOroenueir
PED 2aoeu meo bpire Saanb oppe %
builenoe mob Sp9uin9ens Sag, oa
9Duet ramte 9aoeu pan ben Sibe, boor
ban itob, % LIB neb lanss bans Irm
% 2esen,e, oe bet rep Stoeu al bans
bpire SOB os Ilpn9ebe ben ueiten tiers
puer 9aoeu.
"SeluiDl9elis blep ban ilaaet til SOrs
ben os laa beoioitGSs ct Sieblif, men
ban bapoe life liot nOsen paris Stabe.
Wten bar Der npseniinoe en- iuritremt
Reser, iaa bar bet bam. San pil altib
bore paa lin bSire Sibe, fra Spibien al
be to poerite Sinsre, iom a nGrmeit
til 8psninsen, til 5Ooiaalen, ben bpioe
Stribe, iom 2puet efterlob. Oct er bet
martelisite 2ilfalbe, jes n~u9eniinoe bar
bsrt ON, o9 ieg bar ipurgt 298er %
SioenIfabsmGno, bporleoes 2pnet tunoe
fremfaloe en- iaaoan 5~oranbrins / Sus
oens Sarue, men ies bar aloris faact
uUsen iplbeitsisrenoe 5prflarins. t
Decorah-posten., 1893-10-24
Netten til 1rbcioc.

Com bsfieubt bar bet ipeitiiTe Dir.
b%eieerpartis 8ehprelie til 6orbunbss
raaoet inoeipet EN- Getition ON at faa
"8etten til grbsioe" iorfdtuingsmRss
ii8t faitilaaet. Ietitioner, Der er fOrs
ipnet meo $4,000 lluberitriitcr o. pil
bliue sjort til Sieuitano for u~lminoelis
6olteaiiiemnins, fraper fslaenoe ny
9lrtitel inbfgist / 5Oriatniugen:
"8etteu til tilitr9itsli9 l6nuenoe Cir
beioe snranteres eubper ~ipeitiiit 8or9er.
Get p~oabpiler 5orbunoets lOpeipenoe
gta9t unoer Webpirtniu9 al &antOs
nerne o9 &ommuuerne at ifniie oenne
8runoi9tnins praftiif @plbisbeo."
s ct nplis pffeutlis9iprt iocialoemO-
fratiif 5lpoeifrift sipes fslgeuoe uar.
mere 5prflarius al, bpao Der esentlIg
Hal iOrltaaes peo "8etten til arbeioe."
"Set er life moi, at SOr9erne eiter
ben nuuGrenoe apusiohins frit fan
paata9e Iig arbeioe, mel, Grbeioet maa
pGre 8Orsernes Ret, iom Stateu paa
enbper mulig Maaoe bar at faffe
8ploi9beo. Seraf islser life blot, at
Staten mao sjsre lit gOerite for at
lfuffe enbuer Berger arbeioe eqer for
at unoeritgtte be 9lrbeibslgie, men o9s
iaa at Staten Ital beifptte 8orserue
iaauiot bet sjsrss nsois psO 9lrbeioets
llosuelie."
Oct ubuifles berneit, at SirtelissjDs
relien at @runoiatninsen ON Retten til
Nrbeioe formentlis pil funne lettes,
naar Staten trRffsr efteruapnte Sorc
bolbsregler:
/. Snbitr9nfnins / &rbeiostioens
2ansbe / iaa mango Sag ium milis,
Ior at Gosansen til at erboloe Nrbsibe
fan bliue ~lettere.
2. SHentlis U9 gratis uubsrretnins
ON 6orbploene paa 9(rbeiosmarfeoet %
ON, bpor Der maatte bore bebit llbiigt
til at erbuloe 8eitjeftiselie.
3. Siffer % tilitrattelis llnberitgt-
telie til Soft, Der uben esen Sfplo saar
leoige. 9ette fan ppnaae8, euten peo
at Staten Ielu inoretter SOriitrino mob
Nrbeioslgsbeo, eller peb at Der etObles
res priuate, at Oifeuttige Mtoler UNDER.
itettebe 6oriitriu9sinitituter.
4. Yruttilt 8eifpttelie al screenings
iriBeoen, bet oil ii9e ubinOret Gogan9
til at oanne neutrality-suspicious..
5. 8eore @nranti for glrbeiocrnes
Substituting l~igeouerior 9trbejo80iuerne
o9 Ell oemotratiif Organization at glrs
beioet i 5abriter os lisnenoe gtublisies
menter Os ba ferit % iremit i stateus
% 8OmmunenS Sertiteoer.
VII oenne 2ilte oil man ie, at BET
ipeitiiife Grbeiberparti unber bet samle
Sla9urb "Getten til Nrbeibe" iamler
en- Ratte betponiussiulbe ~ipciale &ss
formfrap. Oct er paa oisie Geform.
frau, at gegten les9es. "&etten til
Grbeioe" ifal fun 9iSre gieneite Tom
Sane eIer Seltraab uuber aampen for
8eformernes @jennemferelie.
Decorah-posten., 1893-10-24
6fa Stapanser Settlement pr.
Sstan, 0otpa.

~ aeoatipr: = Som Npbeb Tan ies be.
tue at to al bore sooc, samle S9bers.
.3aO % IormentIis alofte Settlere: Ole
eU'er % Wills Stunselano, err aIaaaet peo
.'O'0 0ISie Gage. Stanselano bleu be.
'u"''' lOr.eoen 9ursoas ben 12te, % aloiter
&''a8 oen l3Oe. Saa talrtae SsrseItarer
w I0l'9cre life uGret feet beriteos. g BET
S"I0Ioe par Der oper 10 ~fulopafieoe
oDs8peT' Gle sIOisr bar fro 2pieiloter
la 0er8en5tanteH, os Iils StanseIauo fra
[''Oli paa Stapausertanten, Rorae.
o'''',eI ran9ler bet / iamme pauIias
n",0e peri Setlemsntet. 9reRemaliineu
,O'NlNlmet os uoisrt fin Sorretulna;
:" 50Fosn iuit M er blepeu pasienoe
htt9t. f'os'''
S''."' uobptte mac bel fables aauite
VI 9asie $40 iisres nu oaalia til
y'u' % %riien, 40 Gents - liot oper oo
'V' aroer er alt, bpao farmereu
% % Or iepriierue bar bolbt fla
ul"9 R0te, tplltei sr at uaientlia BE.
H., '' Iaalom Der oriues meaet paa Spine.
ar. '"" ,'sller le9. 6urmsren er - ua bsr
Bn,n. alright. vi er sanlte uberprte al
h.. S'"a9''9beo, icm Der itriaes GA fri.
' ''eaei ON, iuaiom S~antiauitter,
~. ,'.sOan'erOtter % 5abriineolaaoelIer
','I 'O'atnoe arbeiOslssbeo. srbeios.
.at 'eret beore | gar emo paa
"a' 9'TitcOS. Ycnsetransen ilenoer
"'' '9IoerI's afeu al, mel. bar
Decorah-posten., 1893-10-24

Gutter, iasbe en- 2arer | alasien,
ui m,aa uaeiammen arbeibe ber | Der.
ben. Oar nOseniinbs nOsen al 5ber
faast Aoset for SntetP - Sal iparsbs
en- @ut; iOrleben fl ies 8unt for Sn.
sentins.
Decorah-posten., 1893-10-24
aprreiponOance.

- ,,ssr wapn % aeresie taaes uns
rritcHNan.r .I NJ bIir life eusaHe aiennemlrfe az
pre- ten''c aspuet oil life biips oHsntlisalort msO'
f%di'.ns, ,,mmsnse aOnsipOHoent sttier esl' "e"
pre- te0' H"ssn naa bare RaDnst % AereSleh
Decorah-posten., 1893-10-24

pt nosst of iGI9s iua iaar ri geuae uu
fom isr.
Uaootas en- penIts Silien fra 7erss arb.
6. Selsipe.
Decorah-posten., 1893-10-24

@. o. esbe, uorf % ipeuff BieeRoniui, ~
Can 7fh SIR. q. gauL, gtnn,. usirreiser gulo.
Sperise % 3annarf. gsnse leubes osiaa til opsns
n6pHts Sanoe eitsr lauette Rlrs. f3.l9tf
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1893-08-08

Lizzie Annandale in opera and
the Mexican orchestra are playidg a
poorly attended engagement in the
Queen City Of the Ozarks."
John Reece, 81 years old, who
resides on Turkey creek, Jasper
county, has been arrested. charged
with attempting to rape little
girl.
Thomas Anderson, eighty-twO
wears old, was found almost dead in
Vernon county. He had ,een cut
ting cordwood at - cents a cord when
taken sick.
j. S. Bunker has discovered a
prehistoric skull in Vernon county.
The forehead is ten inches IN breadth,
and the eye sockets would accOmmO-
date goose eggs.
The celebrated Mormon Taber-
nacle choir, of Salt Lake, organized
thirty years ago by Brigham Young,
and comprising $50 fine singers, are
soon TO give Il concert IN Kansas
City.
The first of July Mrs. Singleton,
of Shannon county, went into the
woods to pick blackberries. She never
returned. Last week her body was
found, almost devoured by hogs.
S. II. Wainwright and wife have
returned to their home in Shelby
county, after five years spent in
Japan. One of their children born
there speaks japanese fuently, but
cannot speak word of English.
Three counterfeiters have been
captured in the hills of Pulaski
county by a L. $. marshal. They
made gold and silver coin. The gold
represented fives, tens and twenties,
in copper alloy; dollars, dimes and
nickels were made of lead.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1893-08-08
DEAD NEAR THE TRACK.
Charles Miller, a Colored School
Teacher, Struck BY a
Branch Train.

This morning, word was brought to
the city that a man had been found
dead about one and half miles west
of the city, on the branch road lead
ing to Kansas City. A reporter for
The BAzoo fastened to the scene and
found the party lying by the side of
the railroad where he had been knock
ed by the train. and found his name
to be Charley Miller, a colored school
teacher, aged about thirty-five years.
That when struck he had not been
instantly killed, was plainly seen by
the hole he had made in the ground
with his feet in struggling, and his
body was not yet stiff, show
ing the accident had occurred
not long since. Nothing except
a railroad ticket was found in his
pocket. There was a bundle of clothes
also near him; his hat, a black felt,
was found about forty yards north of
where his body Law; also st. Louis
paper, covered with blood. near by.
Miller was seen in this city late yes
terday evening, and was drinking, as
he had been for several days past, and
is supposed to have staid in town I'M
til this morning and started for
Georgetown, his home, on foot, be-
came tired and sleepy, and sat down
on the track and was asleep. when he
was struck. His head and neck were
badly cut, hole about three inches
long being discovered. He was very
well dressed, smooth shaven, except a
mustache. His body was found by'ne-
gro farm hand namedT hos. Henderson
about $50 o'clock, when he gave
the alarm. Coroner Muehl examined
the body and had it removed to
Farnham's undertaking establishment
where an inquest was held. Miller
taught school at Houstonia last season
and was sai,. 10 have been above the
average in book-learning, but was Il
hard drinker. There is no suspicion
of foul play.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1893-08-08
AFTER SIX MONTHS.
News Reaches Kluber's Widow
of His Death In a Colorado
ASYLUM.

Mrs. c. o. Kluber, who resides on
East Fourth street, near the Le-
Grande, received word for the first
time to-day that her husband had
died in the insane asylum at Pueblo,
Colorado, on the third day of last
February. There is a mystery why
she was not informed of it before
this.
Charlie Kluber. who once kept bar
in Sedalia, left here four years ago,
and had been an inmate of the Pueblo
asylum two or three years.
He was member of
Amity lodge, No. GO, A. o. L. W.,
of this city, and after he became in
sane the members of the lodge kept
his dues paid up so that at the time of
his death he was in good standing.
Capt. T. &. Holland hasalready made
out the proper papers in the case and
the widow will receive the $1,000 in
surance which he carried in the4odge.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1893-08-08
Santa Fe Route.

Ii You travel for business or pleasure,
west of Kansas City, you can reach the
principal points in Kansas, Oklahoma,
Texas, Colorado, Utah, New Mexico, Ari-
IONA. California and Oregon via the Santa
Fe. route. We run fast trains daily with
free chair cars and Pullman sleepers to
Wichita, Fort Worth and Galveston with
ont change. Chair cars and sleepers to
Pueblo, Colorado Springs, Denver, Salt
Lake and Ogden. Pullman and tourist
sleepers daily without change to Los
Angeles. San Diego and San Francisco.
For further information concerning the
Santa Fe Route, call on your nearest ticket
agent, or address
GEO. W. HAGENBUCH,
Pass. & Tiki Agt Santa Fe Routes,
1850 Union Ave, Kansas City, Mo.
2-28wtf
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1893-08-08

Captain Eisenhart. Instantly he gave
the order for clearing the benches
from the center of the drillroom and
massed his little army upon the south
side, giving the evangelist plenty of
space under the windows and dressing
up the front of his command Ike fin
ished tactician. Then commanded alb
solute silence, and in effect turned the
battalion over to the evangelist, him
self passing out along the waA to the
west end of the room to avoid going
between the law missionary and the
congregation. Eisenhart did not him.
self did not participate in the services,
for the reason possibly that he thought
such action would weaken his infu-
ence with his men, but he stood re-
spectfully in the doorway and noted
all that all was done.
The evangelist started the hymn,
"We're Marching to Zion" and the
few spectators who had no personal
interest in the proceedings were
amazed when fully half the pilgrims
joined in, not waiting for the chorus,
but showing familiarity with thehymn
itself and supplying all the parts as
sighed to male voices in a fully organ
lied choir. The music was not to be
merely tolerated-it had melody, ex-
preston and cadence to make it
really enjoyable. The spirit that
prevailed the little groups of mere
spectators at the ends of the room
while the first hymn was being sung
was shown blythe use of handker-
chiefs by few ladies who had come
from the Jail service, and by the
averting of heads by the officers of the
police force, who were not quite will
ling to be suspected of possessing so
much in common with civilian emo
tionalism."
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1893-08-08
INSANE CONvICTS.
Charles Blessing, of Pettis, and
others Respited BY Cover
nor Stone,

Yesterday Governor Stone respited
a number Of Insane cOnvic;s who are
confined in the Missouri peuitentiary,
ard orders of their commitment to in
sane asylums is ued. upon the condi-
ton that when any man so respited
and committed shall be restored to
reason, such convict shall be returned
to the penltentiary to serve such
part of his srntence as remained I'M
expired at the time at the time of his
present release upon respite.
Among the several convicts is
Charles Blessing, of Pettls county,
who came near making ghost of
Constable Jim Gossage by shooting
him several years ago, and
who las been a convict
ever since. Those to be sent to asylum
No. 5 at Nevada, are Charles Blessing;
j. b. Gum, of Benton county, Andy
Blagg. Lafayette county and T. B..
jackson county.
Blessing was tried for assault with
intent to kill, convicted and sentenced
to the penitentiary April Is, 1888,
for ten years. He had about FIVE
years to serve.
This is long deferred act of hui
manity to. these men for whom there
could be no hope of recovery behind
the gray walls of the penitentiary.
state has made no provision for
taking care of the insane in the peni-
tertiary and the surroundings of such
men there agsravate their disorders.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1893-08-08
FOUR UNHAPPY SOULS.
A Couple of Gases Wherein
WedIock Proved to Be
Dismal Fizzle.

There are two divorce cases ON file
in Circuit Clerk Fowler's Office to.
day.
The first one is that of Sarah 4.
Rynard VS.. W. p. Rynard. The
plaintiff, through her attorney, Louis
Hoffman, states that she has resided
10 Pettis county the past five years.
That on or about August Is, 1880.
he was married 10 the defendant in
Warsaw, Benton county, by a min
ister of the Gospel, but that defen-
danr, wholly disregarding the laws OF
God and man, had at this time wife
living, andiplaintiff believes her still
li7ing.
Mrs. Rynard became aware of this
state of things no sooner than 1892,
and then left her husband.
Plaintiff asks that the divorce be
granted her; also the custody of their
only child, eight years old
The second suit is that of Henry
Fieten VS.. Catherine Fietjen. The
plaintiff. through his attorneys, San
gree and Lamm. declares that defen-
dant and plaintiff were married in
Sedalia in 1891 and lived together as
husband and wife until April 90, 1892,
except that their marriage was never
Catherine being abb
normally peculiar in her viewsregard-
ing the marriage relation.
This strange statement is followed
by an affidavit the details of which
might enrich one of ZOla's novels.
The defendant is also charged with
the attention ofanother man
1unng her married life, and of leav-
ing plaintiff and taking with her a
Ot of his live stock and other proper
y.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1893-08-08
He Played a Jewsharp.

Col. VIM. F. Switzler, editor of
the Missouri Democrat, published at
BoOnville, writes a long reminiscent
article on the late David Barton, once
United States Senator from Missouri,
and whose remains rest in the Walnut
Grove cemetery at Boonville.
A tradition is current among the
older inhabitants of the Vine Clad
city, that one of Barton's peculiar
freaks, when he had becom partially
insane from the excessive use of
liquor, was to sit around on the curb
stones of the streets and play Jews
harp greatly to his own delight, and
to the amusement of children who
gathered around him.
Colonel Switzler's valuable and in
teresting article appears in the col
umns Of the St. Louis Republic this