The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1892-01-26
BAZOO GOSSIP.

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ing the argument began. 1t is ex-
pected that the case will goto the jury
this evening. The public sympathy
appears to be with Hutton.
''Did you know, "said a we'll posted
city politician to the Gossiper this
morning "that the republicans of Sc
dalia are entirely Eat sea" as regards
city aspirants for Offices. They want
to unite on some one that can beat q
democrat for the respective Office. bu,
there are number of aspirants fol
each Office and quality ~ they are
having monkey and parrot time.
ID believe" said Jefferson City
passenger yesterday to the Gossiper,
''that the special session will not be in
session more than thirty days: and
that . great deal of important
work will be done. 1t must Of
necessity, if the work is accomplished
that is mapped out by Gov. Francis
in his call. There is every Indication
that there will be q lively contest over
rebuilding the university at Columbia.
"The present term of circuit
court, said an attorney, in speaking
to the Gossiper yesterday, " has been
a very busy one and Q considerable
amount of work has been transacted.
The result is that the docket is much
lightened. Some cases were compro
missed, many tried and but few carried
over as compared with former terms.
Judge Field does everything possible
to clear the docket consisten, with the
interests of litigants. :"
Said one of the fair association
directors to the Gossiper yesterday:
The board proposes to do everything
possible to make the coming fair a
pre-eminent success, and there is
every indication that it will be 90.
The premiums and purses will be
handsome in the aegregate-many
times larger than ever before offered in
this section. From what l know and
can learn, the kite shaped track for
Sedalis is q certainty, and it will be
among the best in the country. An
inferior track and surroundings would
be worse than none at ali"
Yesterday the Gossiper was chatting
with q prominent student of the Mis-
souri, state university. He said:
1.-The students outside of Boone
county are united in opposition to
rebuilding at Columbia, and, if I am
not greatly mistaken will exert some
influence when the proper time
comes. Of course, although the ma.
jority favor Sedalia, other portions OF
the state have warm advocates. Mark
what / say. if the university is rebuilt
at Columbia the citizens of that place
will have to put their handle in their
pockets to the tune of $3.50, 1000.
"What has became of the step.
ladder project that was spoken of last
week, said a gentleman to the Cos
siper. 81 examined the specimen
ladder, and it seemed to me of q su-
perior character. We can't get too
many manufactures. With Fifty or
sixty men employed in the concern
the houses that are now vacant will
be occupied, and other new residences
required. What Sedalia needs is
more manufacturing industries that
will give steady employment to skilled
labor. This is u matter in which the
commercial club and every citizen
interested in the future welfare of the
city should take deep interest,""
"Did you know" said a reliable
citizen to the Gossiper, "that the
greater portion, by far, Of the city i'm
provements has been done under dem.
Ocrstic administration. And, in fact,
all the street paving has been done
under that Of Mayor Stevens. Ohio
street it is true had just been begun,
and that was all. The democratic
party believes in public improve
mems, 30 far as consistent with econ
omy, and not burdensome to the tax
payer. 1t gives the working man a |
chance for the support of bis family,
and distributes money in every ave-
nue. of trade. 1t is what builds ND
cities"
Pettis county is the garden spot of
q great state, just as that state Is the
most prosperous and prolific in the
Altogether it is a grand
country. The facts and figures Of the
progress of this country as indicated
by our export trade last year, as well
as BY ourgrowth in railroad building |