The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1877-09-11

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1t Is now said that Spencer, the
model Chicago banker, was one Of
Mu~ly and Sankey's converts. If a
Chicago man rob hank,
what will an unconverted Chicago man
do?
SENATOR NORTON.
-. Laui- Journal.
Senator Morton has not only been
one of the greatest and most success
full politician leaders the country has
had for the past quarter Of a century,
but the fact his entire fortune is esii-
mated at less than s25, 900 shows that |
he has been as honest and unselfish as
he has been able and successful.
SINE DE.
St loo s.sxs,t-.
The New York Republican Associa-
ton at Washington has adjourned sine
die. Il was civil service reform that
did it. Washington clerks are no lou
ger permitted tn run the government.
Now let the whole party adjourn sine
die and be buried face downward, and
the country will breathe freer.
SITTING BULL.
Journal of Commerce.
1t j. now said to he uncertain where
Sitting Bull j.. and Gen. Terry aud
Col. Corbin are to hunt him up. II
S. b. Is in Canada. they are to arrange
to bring him home. If he il ut home
they are Ia come away and let Gen.
Miles run him back into Canada-if
he can't kill him.
CONSIDERING CORNELL.
-. L"ui, Republican,.
A Washington telegram says the
case os A. B. Cornell. who holds the
position Of naval officer for the port Of
New York. and chairman Of the Re-
publican State committee ut one and
the same time. in violation Of the let.
ter and spirit of the Presidents civil
service regulations. was Yesterday the
subject Of lengthy consideration in the
cabinet. but the meeting adjourned
without definite action. There is
something peculiar in this case-some-
thing bordering ON the mysterious.
The President and his advisers have
been wrestling with it for a long time.
and appear to have become involved
in dilemma. the nature Of which Is
unknown to the public. Cornell is
apparently defiant. He u one If the
worst species Of machine politician.
aud as such has been Of great service
to his party; likewise To Mr.. Conk-
ling.
ST. LOUIS IMPORTING TEXAS TIMBER.
| I.n,~oo ,TsSs-l News
The first car load Of bois dare logs
was shipped to st. louis Friday. We
understand 800 logs have been ordered
by Mr.. James Scullin for the st. Louis
Street Railway Company. 1t il to
Major Shellrnberger that we are in
debted for the expiration Of this arti-
Gle. Some time ago he sent samples
Of this w~Il to st. Louis. being salts
fed that it was admirably adapted to
street pave'nen's. Twas 'r'ea ON
sma" Scale anu i"u"a !" sun every
Of uniform size. securely fastened to-
gether. VII" coat Z" TAR aPPIe'' 10
tue s"I'ase' an" '"e" I''" T. over
VII" ss'" OF "ne e'"se'. A"e pave
me"t Is s''m ID oe ."tersrM. !" "e a.
er. ana oi great d"rac'iity. Inc
street halfway company 'n'e1" 70 use
'n's pavement oe'"eeH '"e 'a''s D" Ill
their routes
BEECHER, THE GREAT DEADHEAD.
Springfield Republican.
Isaw Mr.. Beecher, over at the Twin
Mountain House. playing croquet. He
''",. = "."'e'' was =" "'S s'
anu iooAeu more s"cNy '"an ne o"ce
did.
lie runs the Twin Mountain House.
which Is glad to let HIM do whatever ne
Pleases. and gives him unbounded hoe
pitality and q four horse team to drive
at any time 10! ne Is all that draws
company to that hotel. L. not very
iattract'veiy situated. and put tor
beecher the visitors would ce fewer.
lie draws sunday crowds that 60
there from all tue no!eis ana region
around 70 have a holiday ana q good
time: and he never breaches poor or
'ndli1erent sermon. ..
lie came IN scooi'"s on one drive
over here "a Bethlehem, driving the
four horses grandly himself and, on
going back. ne ran INTO q country team
and had a little smasn-ap. out sue
ceeded IN arguing the Old farmer into
the belief that the blame was hrs
1.-THE fafmers) IN not turning out tar