The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1893-03-07

keeper OF Kansas Clty, has been hned
800 tor feeding his patrons stale fish
and chickens. Sam should have beer
more 'tOny" than that.
Rev. John f. Roberts, pastor OF
All Souls Unitarian church of Kan.
sas City, has refused a $4,000 call to
Denver, which is $500 in excess of hi.
present salary. DR.. Roberts case is a
rare one of this kind.
1t Is a common thing, saws the
Nevada Democrat for the Young fel-
lows about Schell City tn tease unfor-
tunate boys around there. Lutte
Lewis and Tom Davis were fined for
doing this the other day.
"A proposition will soon be made
to the legislature to purchase of the
family of the late Ex-Governor B.
Gratz Brown the fine portrait of the
distinguished statesman now hanging
in the executive mansion.
The CORN school children are
wrestling with such problems as this /:
How far does a man travel while
planting a field of corn 1876 feet
square, the rows being three feet
apart and three feet from the fence.
The Bosworth Herald declares
that "a dose of lead will be the re-
ward of some villain who il in the
habit of visiting other peoples cellars,
smOkehouses and cOin-cribs after
night when respectable people are in
bed"
Mrs. Mary Ellen Midkif, a
buxom young widow and Charlie Hen
son, for whose father she was house.
keeper. have eloped from Springfield.
The boy is only 10 years old. Some
widows are like mules-mighty un-
certain.
st. Joseph's new opera house
the Crawford-is to bO opened next
Thursday night by Mrs. Leslie Carter
and LOttie Collins. Delegations from
Leavenworth, Atchiscn. Topeka and
other points are expected. 1t will be
4 notable event.
A gang of hoodlums attacked the
Salvation army in Kansas City Mon
lay evening. Bad eggs were thrown
md the Salvation lassies suffered. The
police COULD do nothing and come TO
link of it, the police never can do
anything unler the circumstances.
DR.. p. S. JeDnings, one of the
eading doctors of Southwest Missouri,
lied at his residence in Clinton, last
evening at 6 o'clock. Deceased was
/ native OF Maine, but had lived and
'ractieed his profession in Clinton
more than 40 years. He has been
Of the school board tor many
ears and was pillar in the Baptist
.hurch.
The ministerial alliance of Car
hage, Mo-, has recently given the
ubiect of juvenile prisoners much
bought, and, in hope of saving them
rom the evil Of associating with hard
ned criminals, has drafted a bill toll
Ibolish the present mode Of punish
nent by confinement in jail. Hon.
Robert 7. Stickley will present the
Measure for the consideration of the
legislature at the present session.
"A fire occurred at Canton YESTERDAY
n a One-story frame building ON Lewis
treet, which resulted in the destruc-
:on of the house and the death of one
'ictim. The 4-year-old child Of VIM.
iietz was sleeping in a rear room in
he house of its aunt, who had step
ned into an adjoining building to speak
o the father. who was at work there.
N a few minutes the cry Of fire was
aised on the street, and on rushing
,ut they discovered the house in
lanes. Several attempts were made
q reach the child. The mother could
hardly be restrained from entering the
BURNING building. The fire depart
nent quickly subdued the flames, and
he charred remains Of the boy were
AIKEN from the building.
Assessor Walker, of Lafayette
is the possessor of relic Of !
he late civil war that would he highly
,ri1ed by anyone. In 1873 his uncle,
James Lewis. now sheriff of Carroll
county,. presented To him the pistol
which Bill Anderson carried during
he greater part OF the unpleasant
rerind. Mr.. Lewis came int" posses
.inu al the vrauuu immp.lia,plv after