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The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1893-12-26
RIDDLED WITH BULLETS.
Seven Shots Took Effect in Ex'
press Messenger Richard.
sons Body.

Houston, Ten, Dec. l9.-When
the news of the murder of John &.
Richardson, of the Wells-Fargo Elk
press company, reached here early this
morning, Sheriff Ellis secured an en-
CINE and caboose and, with Dep
uty Sheriffs Pruitt, Anderson and
Credo, at 2 o'clock started for Liberty
running very slowly. Stops were
made at camp fires, and in all over
thirty tramps were put through a
rigid examination, but none of them
could throw any light on the horrible
affair. At Dayton the Houston posse
was Joined by Sheriff Dublanc and
Deputy Sheriff Duncan. Of Liberty
county. and Agent Walker, but moth
ing could be arrived at. The whole
affair is as deeply shrouded in mystery
as it was an hour after it was commit
ted.
Train No. -, east-bound, left
Houston at 10 o'clock. In the ex-
press car was a large amount of bag
gage, as well as express matter. Evil
,lence shows that there must have
been at least two robbers, as the
bullets found in Richardson's body
were 80 and "A caIiber The east
bound train passes the west-bound at
Green's Bayou, ten miles from HOus-
ton. A mile east Of this station the
engineer says the air was applied
and the speed of the train reduced 80
that man could jump off easily. He
supposed Conductor Anderson had
slowed up to let some one off, and
paid no further attention to
the occurrence. On reaching Day
ton the agent noticed that the
car door on the opposite side of the
combination was open. He called the
messenger, but receiving no answer
ordered the train porter to go into the
car and awake HIM. On entering the
car the porter saw the body OF
Richardson lying on his side. The
alarm was given, and DIR. Nash. of
Liberty. who was aboard, examined
the body, which was then almost
rigid. The investigation showed that
nine shots had been fired, seven of
Wnss 4 had taken effect, one IN the
head, three in the breast, two in the
shoulder and one in the right ann.
The theory is that the robbers Sc
GREETED themselves in the car before
the train left Houston, and that as
soon as the train left Green's Bayou
they shot Richardson, who wes at
work at his desk, in the back OF the
head. As he turned he was evidently
shot through the arm. the ball passing
through and striking bis hip. He
must then have fallen. and was shot
FIVE more times, as FIVE bullets had
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1893-12-26

passed through his b"y into the floor
of the car. Alarmed at the nOise oi
the shooting, the murierers then ap
piled the air, jumped off and reached
Houston before the sherifi's posse
started out, which was nearly four
hours after the TRACE iy in the car had
been enacted.
Several packages of silver were left
untouched. and the amount of booty
secured in currency was evidently
small. The through -afe was unmo'
Tested. Richardson's body Wa.
brought here and an autopsy held.
The remains will I've shipped to New
Orleans tomorrow for interment.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1893-12-26
The Pish Of the Matter.

Al the reception in Unity church.
Chicago, to the visiting delegates to
the parliament Of religions. Rev. Rob-
ert Collyer told story which run. as
follows: A farmer met parson and
said to him: II remember . sermon
you preached twenty years ago" In
Deed" replied the psrson, and what
was the text" Il don't remem Der
the text, but tho sermon remains in
my MUD" And pray what. then.
was the substance of the sermon?''
well. can scarcely word it properly,
but IL amounted 70 this-that 'Theol-
ogy is not religion bv a - sight"
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1893-12-26
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1894.
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1894.
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La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1893-08-17

Ayala poT indoeumentado : proferir pala
bras indecorosas en- ell Baljajer. las - 4,
Ia nocha anterior
En- el rnismo dia por os guardias Juar
Lopez y joaquin Nazario fneron denuncia
dos jose Rola y Julio Archeval (a) Chir5pa
- pritn=ro cochero, del coche numero 81
POP teserio abapdonado, ell Archeval po1
Pronover escandalo en IA cale de "a Veto
7 ria i las once De la noche anterior
dlas, fueron 1en1nciadas Francisco Monies
Angela del mismo apellido, por tsner una
reunion desordeaada a las - dc Ia noche
anterior, la cale de la Victoria en sI
propis casa.
En- el misnlo dia, y por los guerdias Fran
cisco Santanlaria Y Francisco Esteve, fue-
ron denunciados Felipe Figaeraa Fran
cisco Panli, por eseandalo J tim. en Ia en-
liz ds IA Salna
70 el nii.mo dia, ' por q cabo Francis
co Martinez J guardiHs Manuel Gonzalez !
Hermenegildo Gomez, fueron conducidos
a I'eposlto Municipal, Asciclo Dusablon Y
Jose Gelvasio tsinenez, por IN parts que
da Sesafln Perez de ellos, 81 81 que sospe-
cha que le robaron 80 pesos.
La el dia de aver por el celador don HI
larlo Sdlvetri vigllkntes Francisco Baeza
y Domingo Alvarado acompanado del sub
Inspector don Ramon Perez, fueron dete-
nldos en el Deposito Municipal ocho ind!
viduos que jug1ban q 10 prohibido en- el
Leon de Gro, ocepandoie 3 Il SO centavos.
h.a ei 1ia de aver ; por el guardia Fran
cisco Alvarez fae detenido Juan David No
reno por considerable autor dol robe de uu
reloj oe ORC 81 vecino de Ia calle DO la Con
cor,5ia Abraham Iacoilan 9a proeedenca
arabe.
En- el pismo dia J por 81 gaardia Maxi
nino PARA fut, conduedo 4 Ia carcel Qua
dalupe Santiago per robo en- Ia Playa.
Los snardas Yirelia Lozano en- 81 dia
de hoy detuvieron i las Innjeres de Ballsi&t
Rosenda Ramirez ) f.ustaqnia Navarro por
escandaio.
e cabo Francisco Msrtine9 detavo Ma
nuei Sparez Pachsco por estar bagando pot
las calles cor IN griilete, Al parecer denlen
te 3 seglin iuformsB Pcofugo del Hoapitai
!e l4ocos
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1893-08-17
ri - |! iClA :

Los temores de tempestad va Sc han di-
sipado.
FL bar6metro 4 vuelto i ascender, el
temporal que Sc anunci6 habiase desenca-
denado en- las isias Barlovento, debe ha-
llarse va bien ejos lie Puerto Rico.
Por esta vez, nos henos escapado de un
temporal que hubiese sido ruinoso para es-
ia isla.
Ei tempo permanece fresco Y amenazan-
do lluvias.
Anoche entire doce una, penetraron
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1893-08-17

10 lnico vicjo ! di-tinguido que hsy
en- Paris Nj mujer y 70 pasanos
aqui toda l. tarde pcro 20 vengo
tambien po a maeaaa. en- atencion
que me lev9nto M, temprano,
Aquel m;sno dia volvi al Luxe:n-
burgo despuo, j. 4inorlar. II i nj
amigo acompanado de una viejecita
vestida de negro Ia que fuf presen-
tado
Era la Castgis, Ia famosa bailari-
na festejada por los principles. por e1
mismo rey, por todo aqucl siglo ga
lante, que parece haber ditundidc
por 81 mundo un efuvio de amor.
Nos sentamos en- IN banco de pie
dra y estabamos solos en- eli jardin.
--EXpliqueme usted-dije de- prom
to al marido de la Castris-en que
consist1a el minue
FL anciano sc cstremeci6 los
pocos segundos me contesto en- los ST.
guientes t6rminos
-El minuG, cabellero, es el rev dc
los bales y el battle de Is reyes.
Desde que estos han dejado de e>cis-
tir, ha desaparccido con eIlos el n1inuc
\ Ell estllo pomposo empezo Il ia
cerme un eIogio. cuyos minuoiosos
detalies no acertaba yo 4 comprender.
kxasperado y nervioso por la i'm
potencia de su Paiabra, volvi6se de
repente hacia su compafera Y lc dijo:
Elisa, i qulercs qne demostremos
pract;camente este cabalIero 10 que
era Ell minut?
La Castris dirigi6 la mirada todos
lados, Sc levanto sin proferir una pa
labra y corrio 4 colocarsc al iado de
su esposo.
Entonoes presenci6 on expectaculo
inolvidabEe
Empezaron los dos i baiIar, SON
y balanceandose, inclinando-
Sc a compas y saltando como dos mu-
necos habilmente constru1dos.
Y les contemplate 20 con el cora
zon perturbado por una sensation des-
conocida y el alma imprcgnada de in
decible meancola. Parcciamc veruna
comica y lamentable aparicidn, Ia
5ombra de todo un siglo, pasada va
de moda. TenIa ganas de reir ne
cesidad de llorar.
De pronto Sc detuvieron, dando
lin al bale
Durante algunos segundos perma-
1ecieron en- pie, uno ante ell otro, J
uego Sc abrazaron sollozando.
A los tres d1as sail de Paris V no !
es he vuelto a yer. A mi regreso al /
2abo de dos amos. no existfa va el .
Vivero dc Luxemburgo. 6Qu6 habra
lido de eilos sin su adorable jardin de
)tros tiempos, con sus laberfnticos
Y su olor del pasado que
anto les encantaba?
5Habr3n muerto quizas? 5Vagan
errantes Por las GALES modernas Co
no desterrados sin esperanza? lBai
an tai vez, convertidos ell espectros,
llgun minue fantastico entire los ci
2teses de un cementerio, 4 Ia clari
lad de Ia luna?
Su recuerdo no Sc aparta de mi nj
IN solo instante, me tortura sin cesar
= permanece en- mi como una herida
ncurable.
iPor que raz6n? sLo Sc 20 acaso
Guy DE MAUPAsSART.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1893-08-17

una madre para TN hombre. Todo e:
violento, terrible, cruel; pero Sc curs
uno de esas catastrofes como de las
mas profundas heridas.
Tengo siempre ante mis- ojos dos
8 tres cosas que otros no habrfan no
tado, de seguro, y que han hechc
mella en- mi ser como picaduras incu-
rabies.
Y voy q referir ustedes una de
elias, muy vieja va, pero viva todavla
en- mi imagination.
Cuando era yo estudiante de De
recho, no era afcionado como mis-
companeros frecuentar los cafes nj
las diversiones, causa de la habitual
melancola de mi caracter.
Levantabame muy temprano, y
uno de mis- placeres favoritos consis-
tia en- pasearme solo, a las ocho de
la mafana. Por el vivero de Luxem-
burgo, que ustedes no han conocido
Me sentaba en- I'm banco y me po-
ria & leer, y d veces dejaba caer el IL
bro sobre mis- rodilIas para sonar des-
Pierto por espacio de algunos instan-
tes. Peto no tardG en- observar que
no era yo solo quicn frecuentaba aquel
sitio, pues note cierto dia la presencia
de un Viejecito que Sc paseaba por los
senderos de jardin.
Llevaba zapatos con hebiIlas de
plata, un pantalon muy ajustado, una
lcvita de color de tabaco y un som
brero de anchas alas y de forma en-
extreme antigua.
Era muy delgado. alto y anguloso,
y nurca dejaba de Ia mano un So
berbio baston con puno de orc. cue
debia constituir para el un maguffco
recuerdo.
Sorprendiome aquel hombre en- un
principle y luego me intereso de un
modo extraordinario. Y lie miraba
20 a traves del follaje y lie seguia
desde lejos, deteniGndome veces,
fin de que no pudicra VERNE.
Una manana, creyendo que estaba
solo, Sc puso i hacer los mas extra
nos movimientos. Empezo 4 dar sal
tos acompasados. y luego hizo TN So
Judo sumamente ceremoniOso, tras
del cual aventuro un trenzado con su
pierna derecha
FL anciano estaba bailando, como
81 fuer IN joven en- la futrza de la
edad
QueC ene petrifcado de sorpresa |
sin saber 81 aquel hombre Sc hallaba
en- su sano juicio.
DE pronto Sc detuvo, Sc adelanto |
como los actores en- escena, y Sc in |
elmo retrocediendo lanzando besos !
con sus temblorosa5 manos a dos
grandes hileras de arboles que MIA
delante.
Y despues reanudo con gravedad
su interrumpido paseo
Desde aquel da no le perdi de Wis
ia, y note que todas las mananas re-
pet1a sus inverosmiles ejercicios
Asalt6me un vivo deseo de habIar-
le y me arriesgue al fin d saludarle y
a decirle:
i Tenemos hoy un hermoso dia
ST. sehor-me contesto- TN dia
parecido a los que disfrutabamos Ell
otro tempo.
Al cabo de una semana eramos
amigos, y conocia yo su historic al
dedillo.
Aquel hombre habia sido maestro
de bale del teatro de la Opera en-
tempo de Luis XIV, y su hermoso
baston era un regalo del conde de
Clermont
Cuando le hablaban de bale no
cesaba de charlar, y I'm dia me dJo
Soy el marido de la Castris, a
quien tendre el gusto de presentarle,
81 no tiene usted Inconvenience en-
clio. Pero mi mujer viene mas tarde.
Este jardin constituye ell solo placer
de nuestra vida. Es 10 1nico que
nos queda de los pasados tiempos, y
oeoe~~ 90 g=1goteoo 80 90 $50
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1893-08-17

Casose III amigD Cruz
por toner una vspera,
I cas6se do manera
Que tropez6 81 una Luz.
Luz su eaposa SO llansbs
7 Cruz en Luz Sc cruz6;
nas pronto on 81 Luz Crrz vi6
que Luz 10 crucifcab1-
Jura Cruz de 81 J .us oieg4
! Luz jura de 81 Cruz.
Cruz reniega an TrI
Luz de "a Cruz reniega.
'ru1 Luz, on santa uni6o.
Daa' ., por fatalidad
az Il Cruz, oscuridad,
Cruz Luz condenaci6n
Siendo On este mstrimonio,
como un vice-ysrsa eterno,
Ella i Cruz, Luz :. del inferno,
Y Il a luz, Cruz. del demonio.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1893-08-17

Sucede con 81 veriadeso amor como con
!. aparicion de los espfritus todo el munao
habla lie clos ninguno los ha visto.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1893-08-17

Plesun .la Thaeru Ii pitagorica, que CO.
ilegar.t una mr;ier 81 senalsdz elo
giada, contesto que h;4udo, tejisndo Y
tsniendo cGanta con au ginc"n.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1893-08-17

81 al nundo estuviera ain mujeres, serfa
como un prado sin hoias un prsdo ain
v>rbas
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1893-08-17


unos ratesoz sn IA casa IL don EdaarJ,
Lee. levant.use varios uoJAyos DE- pati
criSfof qpe habta sn IA mesa L. Ia sala.
Para penetrar Ell ~ casa rs rateras FOR
zaron el portion
Por l. eisto los isdrones ~ escarnlien
tan.
ager taat5 Il polieia i mo. y por Ia ~
che Sc couleten dos robos.
Manans las tres DE- IA tarde Se llevar5
i efec6o la demands i1terpuest.. por nu-s-
tro Director coptra el Padre Perez Diaz
por las injurias conteujdas en- las cartas Gus
conocen nuestros leetorea.
Fla negalo 4 esta ciadad don Diego VI
llegas, administrator de Ia casa Herrera Y
Ca, da Guatemala, que es ma de lis en-
presas agffcoIas mas fuertes de aqrella re
pflhica.
Dicho senoy la zido enviado para conov 81
lbs cultivos principulas de esta isla, con OBJ
ieto de implantar CT aqnella Reptbica to.
dos log progresses que en ese sentido hemos
realizado con relaci6n / los paisas centre
tain-ricanos.
D5mosla Ia bienv@nida
/ Contn1an los robos. eada ,lia en- mayo
res preparedness Anoche ia sdo asaltado
el estebiec niento conercial de don Juan
Felix Ro1rignez plaza del Mercalol
Los ladrones rofapiero0 Eaa dc l8s reias
de Ia casa. i cuyo rui}o depertose un lie
pen3ienta qaien, 1an3o voecs, logo pouar-
los en- fuga
E,sta fue tan pr,cipifa3a, que los la1roUes
dajaroa abandonados uo aparato Ge cajones
del que Sc vaIieron para snhir, m ped12o
de vela varloa hlorros propios de 81 o6clo.
Sc hace de to3o pnnto Indispensable cue
Ia autordad tome una determination ener-
gica eoa los rateros one pulnlan por ssta
ciudad.
Un jornalero que trabaiaba en- IA haeien
da Cano Verde eayo mnerto repentaainon-
t., ayer, microbes, n di4z de IL noJa-
Ignoramos atn las oausas de Ia tnoerte,
qne determinara "a au6opsia hoy mis- NO.
De esta operacion estan encargados los
ln6Iicos foreases.
Manana insertaramos alganos fragmentos
del jlltmo discourse del senor Labra, one Sc
teGeren los proyectos do reforma ultra
marina.
La extension del traoaio nos impile dar-
10 integro.
81 Sindicato lie Agricultoses lie bIaya-
giiez ha acordado rec}amar del Conse;o de
Direction los acuerdos tomatlos en Ia iunta
general veri1cada liltinqarnents. Z fl de Que
puedan ser conocidos por esta Corporaci6p
YER Ia marcha Que, en- gu vista, ha de i'm
primltseIe on adelaate. Tamb;6n acord6
convocar para iunta general ell primer do
mingo de Setierbre, con el obieto lie dar
cnents. de esos acuerdos del estado SEQ
n6mieo del Sindioato
Ca3 i,.a..7. !. p,.za,1. !, !.
(,ae i - Fnras =
nnestro AMIGO jnn Rag6a ron ohiafn ID
sasrn;,. ~ j. Tr.,;pars;da5 A. Rorc5Io,,o i j
DeAeamosle fehz viais
n, D.<. - !. tt
80 = ''tS te IA tia'ail" repro0ueIa'os 1o :
S'& I. WIZ ~ H., ra, ~. H.. /.
medic supliqneo1os 4 las peT~onas ~ AS Que ten
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La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1893-08-17
Slt ORTOGRAFIA :

Para tratar de un asunto
IL impoctancia para fuI,
aver III casa fui,
mss hahia ALI otvo
Aquetia sonsra yiaion
no me gust1. porsne si-ada
l., enyiaete una niFada
Gne cause nj
Y as facil de supoaer
quo no ne de tomar s bronze
que venga otro
10 que debe yer coeer.
Porqus i Il. MIA he0h;osra.
te riene Dios destinada
u eer por todoa (D
mi constante eomPanera
Asi paes, sin dilacion,
alGo vueito de mi enfado,
eel otro aparfado.
t. hice rai
J seatados loa dos juntos.
rnsa con todo u.iranieuto.
me eiciete en aqusl moments
Ia HUlaracion aa
Dijiste cue era caaado
aqu4l CUE en- ta CASA habia
J que tu padre querIa
y lo pongo sub Yaya3o
Luego que en las Qn;ntanillas
GeCias IN ito rico,
una cotorra y m nieo
ana cunada 81 .
Con no3alss expreaivoA.
hiiod dc tu noble trato.
rue engenaste tu retrato
Qp0S
I estanao en faena t:d
en asa
II el ' Oh
hioinos
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1893-08-17

La nlujer es IN nal perpetuo nece-s
r;o en- al nundu.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1893-08-17

De nlujeres aienas So aebe haoisr,
sunqns sea er honra 3e elias.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1893-08-17
-4s.tosio Qasssda f'l,,ey.

Juanito i su padre:
Pap&, 6qua psriodico sien pens&
dot
FL que pisnsa 10 misno gus Ia persona
qne 10 lee.
Il. individuo pido al Ministro de Estado
una 2ran cruz para IN amigo suyo, quo
viva 81 campo.
Para decidir al ninistro, 10 enumera los
mertos de gu protegido. despues aaade
Por 10 demas, la gran cruz que ustsd
le dar{a no puede snscitar envidiss de min
GIN genero porque mi amigo esta enferno
40 sale nnnca de gu domicilio.
u No sale nunca g~contesta 81 minis
tro-pues en- ese caso cue la lleve para an
dar por casa No necesita el diploma psrs
NADIA.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1893-08-17
PLAZA DEL 2fERCADO

P,ecios cortie7,tes los a. y ala57a5sa hoy
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1893-08-17

Mamma i las tres DE- IA tarde, Se levara
efec6o Ia demands iaterpuesta por nues-
tro Director contra el Padre Perez Diaz
por las injurias conteuidas en- las cartas Gus
conocen nuestros lectorea.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1893-08-17

Oeurrencias da poHeia
Er el dia dc aver Y per los suardias Ea
mon Luciano Emilio Lacanta. fue deteni-
do Ell el Deposito Municipal, Guillermc
The Waco evening news. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 1891-1894, 1893-01-10
2,228,672.

These figures represent the number
OF bottles of Dr. Kings New Dis
covery for Consumption, Coughs and
Colds, which were sold in the United
States from March, 81 20 March, '92.
Two M,llior, Two Hundred and
Twenty Eight Thousand, Six Huudred
and Seventy Two bottles sold in one
year, and each and every bottle was
sold on a positive guarantee that
money would be refunded if salts
factory results did not follow it's use.
The secret of its success is plain. 1t
never dlsappoiuts and can always he
depended on as the very best remedy
for Coughs, Gods, etc Price 500. and
81 at w. b. Morrison & Cos, drug
store,
The Waco evening news. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 1891-1894, 1893-01-10
Springfield StOrmed by Thousands
Of true and Tried Democrats.

Spec'a to The News.
SPRINGFIELD, ILL.,, an. 10 The
dem ,cracy of the state has taken the
capital by storm today, and a demo
cratic governor has been Inaugural ed
with the accompaniment of such din
and such an exuberance of enthusiasm
as the home of Abraham Lincoln has
never before experienced Governor
elect John T. Altgeld took the oath
of Office shortly before three O'Clock in
the hall of the house OF represent.
atlves. Prior to the commencement OF
the cere monies there was a street
parade, participated in by democratic
clubs and other organizs atoms from all
over the state. Gen. John T. Nc
Clernapd was marshal of the day
The line of march was through the
priocipal streets, and the citizens had
decorated their places of business re.
gardless of party utilization.
Toni ght the visitors will send
the town fairly wild. Flam.
beaux clubs and marching clubs, and
organic atoms of all kinds will take
possession of the streets, and tons
upon tons of fire works and colored
lights will turn the capitol into a
blaze Of variegated glory. From eigh'
to eleven O'Clock Gov. Algeld and
the state officers will receive in the
state house, and which Will be turned
into veritable tropical garden viii
palms, ferns and flowers.