The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1882-05-02

Randolph and Monroe. Democratic

Randolph and Monroe. Democratic
majority, 2.7S6.
Third district-Worth, Harrison,
Mercer. Gentry, Dekalb, Davies,
Clinton, Caldwell, Clay and Ray.
Democratic majority, 1907.
Fourth district.--AtchisOn, Noda.
way, Holt. Andrew, Buchanan and
Platte. Democratic majority, 617.
Fifth district-l.afayetre, jackson
and johnson. Democratic majority,
2.l6l.
Sixth district-Sa.ine, Howard,
Cooper. Petris. M"niteau, Morgan.
Benton and ST. Clair. Democratic
majority. 9O2
Seventh district-To~nships of Bon.
homms, Central and Merenac. of st.
Louis county, and counties Of Rails,
Pike, Audrain. Montgomery, Lincoln,
Warren, ST. Charles and Franklin.
Democratic msjnrity. .4s1.
Eighth district-The 18th, 9th, 9Th.
18th, 1+th. 10th. 20Ih. 23d and 18th
wards Of st. Louis CITY and St. Fer
dinand township III 81. Louis county.
Democratic majority. 700.
Ninth district-The LIST, 2nd. Sd,
10th. 18th. 18th. I1,h, 18th, 18th.
26th and 9th wards Of the city of
~. Louis. Democratic majority
y62.
Tenth district The 5th. 1tb, 9th,
llth. 2l-I. 24th and 18th wards of
81. l."ais city and Csrondelet town
ship, of 81. Louis county land Madison.
Cape Girardeau. Perry, Ste. Gen
evi.ve.St Francois and Jefferson coun-
ties. Democratic majority, 1,3O5.
Eleventh district
MarieS, Crawford, Washington,
Phelps. Pulaski, Dallas, Laclede,
Webster. Wright. Texas. Dent,
Shannon. Reynolds and Iron. Demo-
cratic msjority. 1927.
Twelfth district---Boone. Galloway,
Usage. Cole. Miller, Camden. Hickory.
Polk. Cedar, Dade and Lawrence.
Democratic majority. go.
Thirteenth district---Cass, Henry,
Bates, Vernon. Jasper, Newton,
Mcdonald and Barry. Democratic
majority. l.14s
Fourteenth district---Greene. Chris
tian, Stone, fancy, Osa rk, Douglas,
Howell, Oregon, Carter. Ripley.
Wayne, Butler. Stoddard. Scott, Mis-
sissippi. New Madrid. Pemiscet and
Dunklin. Democratic majority,
2,729.
John Sherman. jr., United States
marshal of New Mexico. arrived yes
terday with Michael O'Donnell. sem
fenced at the February term of the
United States district court to two
years in the Jefferson City peniten-
itentiary for robbing the mails.
LEGISLATIVE REINFORCEMENT.
The special house committee on leg
islative superintendent reported Mr..
Anthony's of (Nodawayl measure for
reappor.ioning the state, it being
drawn up in a better manner than
those of Messrs. Houston and Brady.
although all embodied virtually the
same provisions 1t provides that the
house shall consist of 40 members, to
be divided among the several coun.
ties. as follows:
The city of St. Louis, IA: jackson
county, A; Buchanan, ); Greene,
Jasper, Pettis. johnson. NOdaway. St.
Louis and Saline. 2 each. and all other
counties / each.
ON THE SICK LIST.
Speaker Bashaw had an attack of
vertigo wilhelm the hall of the house
yesterday, and had to be taken to his
room at Secretary Fairs. in a ear
riage. He was quite sick all the
evening, but to-day Was reported bet
ter. although unable to be at the cap.
itol.
ANOTHER ROW IN THE HOUSE.
There was . little more fun in the
house to-day. After reading the
journal, Mr.. Upton. of Polk, stated
that the journal was incorrect as relating
to the proceedings OF yesterday. On
molten of Mr.. Major, the house de.
cided by a unanimous vote that the
journal be approved. Thereupon Mr..
Upton sent the following protest to
the clerks desk
THE PROTEST.
The undersigned members of the
house of representatives protest sgainst
the approval of the journal. as now
read, for the reason that it does not
truly state the proceedings of the
house in this, that when the speaker
passed on the question of order raised
against the resolution offered by the
member from Polk county, said mem
Der Immediately