The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1893-01-10

day. All tie button-hol,:ing that was
done-and il WAS INDUCED in by a
large majority, could not affect the
minds Of the members and senators.
SMITHS SCHEME.
Smith, eX-clerk of the house, who
secured his place twoyearS ago through
the influence of the hay-seed element
in the House, has been heartily ut
work endeavorin. To coral the farmer
members and cryStalizc an opposition
To Jacks, as chief clerk. However,
his efforts have been futile and Jacks
WAS nominated for the place and Smith
is in mourning.
And Smith can continue to mourn.
STONE AND oMEARA.
Lieut.. -Govcrnor-elcct OMerea ma
terialized this morning. Governor
elect Stone is not here. Stone is en-
pected to arrive Sunday and possibly
not until Monday, the day that he is
to be inaugurated. Kim Winston,
who is to be the governors private SEE
rotary is already on the ground east
ing his eye for soft spots in Jefferson
City. He is very urbane young
man, and one, if my guess is any
good, will be very popular.
RyoR's CASE
came up in the senate yesterday.
RyOrs, was senator in the
Thirty-fifth and Thirty->ixth general
assembly. Senator McGinnis made Il
talk for him to take his seat rs SEN
ator until Sam Mosby's successor is
elected. Ryors and his friends think
they have good ease and in all prob
ability will be seated until the district
sends another man. The question
has never been raised in the general
of Missouri and all are anx-
ious to see the test made.
TALKERS IN THE HOUSE.
Of all the takers in the house
in the Thirty-siyth general as
scmbly one W. q. Hays of Cooper
county, was more before the house
than any other man. Yesterday he
was on his feet three times and was
green with envy because one other
member made more talks than he did.
The house was not in session over
thirty minutes and Hay's general
average was fully up.
PERSONALITIES.
Senator &. T.. Yeatcr with his &C
complished wife and son, are here and
have rooms for the session mt the Madi-
son House. which is a great resort for
the politicians and place hunters.
There are three Smiths in the
house. They come fresh from the
people of Atchison, Pike and Rails
county. Great name that. 1t is "a
pity that Pocohantas could not let
John Smith been killed and then pos
sibiy the supply of that numerous
family could have been le:sened.
David o. Smart, of jackson county,
is in the house and his occupation put
down rs a capitalist. All smart men
don't make money but all men must
be smart if thcy Keep the money they
make, hence the conclusion is that
David must be smart in one sense. Il.
least, more than by name.
T. w. Mabrey, the candidate NOM
irated for speaker last night, is the
editor of the only paper in Ripley
county. He Is here with a bride at
the Madison House.
Capt. c. b. McAfee, one of the
electors at large, is here attending SUI
preme court. He will meet with the
electors next Monday and will cast
his vote for President and Vice Presi-
dent.
THE GOVERNORS MESSAGE
was given out to the press representa-
tives at noon to-day, hut will not be
delivered to the General Assembly be.
fore Friday, if they are ready to re.
ceive it by that time. 1t is said to be
lengthy and exhaustive in the ex-
IRENE.
GOSSIP.
a small breeze has been i'm the all
here for a few days in which a woman
figures. A man figures also IN a more
unenviable light than the woman, be
cause he is the stronger of the two.
THE BAzoo does not like
to take the responsibility Of
first giving it full publicity, al
though great effort is being made to
smother the facts whatever they may
be: l hope they are groundless. The
lady in the case has my sympathy and
the man is in a condition to fight hi.
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