The evening world., 1914-03-28
RICHEST PLUMS IN STATE HANDED
OVER TO TAMMANY BY GOV. CLyNN

,
TOO. trying to combat the professional
Tsmm..v '""u. "" no ,o.sn. the
.m,N ns mon. no baked At
scAey McCaos' but Gov. Glynn
stood BY the men he started out to
overthrow.
Ths cu...,o, .o1 .
cr.,- o" 'ou.s "nstner
Cneumsn osborn VIII resign or give
~ his programme Of reform for the
Democracy. Gov. aivno d.c,.r.a en-.
NcC.h. "a O. -.
~ ..u ocnuiA were dis per-
sonea seiectons and he assumed re-
eponsibility for them. McCabo IN bis
friend ana I,vs. IN A,ho,v
"r ,,oL.a Sss.,. -.
Nu oouu'ss too' declared
tho Governor. 1T was only an hour
ago that called him on the telephona
and secured his acceptance."
Chairman Osborn said: ION tbs
whole I think the appointInsnts vSrs
good. although l would like 70 have
He would make no ststement - 10
his future course.
When the buxx Of excitement over
the appointments had quieted down
the legislature resumed its attempts
to agree on appropriations. Frequent
recesses were taken while leaders
conferred.
,DoIsns tness intervals the Senate
IA tor: ana ,ohhv;",. MUM Oh spec
The Assembly, behind locked doors
to keep members from boiling. In.
dulged In disorderly ekylarkin9. The
members sang, shouted. smoked. and
finally began throwing papers, books
and all loose objects ayaiiable about
the room. The chambor va Quickly
Uttered With debris and became 4
bedlam OF noise. Il vas like the last
hours Of an east side picnic carouse.
Amounted 10 nothinS Tha annronria,
ton bills vorS tWisted. pruncd. traded
and juggled. but siWays thsre WAS
the one stumbling block. the Depart
ment of Eniciency md Economy.
which the Republicsns declared must
20 and which the Democrsts declared
must stay. On this hurdle the LeRis-
lAture split and the whole seesiou
collapsed.
The end was sordid. Tho frag-
msnts Of tired. sjeepy and hungry
Assemblymen refused to do the cour-
tesy Of bidding the Senate rood BY.
~ olulDIY 8l0xy0Q yn0 CLOCK. WAtCn00
II for ave minutss snproachinS the
fictitious hour Of Il anu then rushed
out Of the Capitol.
uAnv usAe,,.e. LAO 40 -u,
HoOnso 10! ~ '"e
OI9CoR0ANT FINISH.
The clocks had played an important
role during the day and night. BY
Joint resolution, adopted weeks aRo.
adjournment had been fixed for Il
O'Clock noon Friday, March n. In
both houses the clocks were stopped
q hvs minutes before that hour.
When the nnal break came the hands
were started and allowed to register
the hour. The real time In the As
$50 4. N.
..ss,o n t inc o' s,eT ending OF the
Interest. soms 70 the nubiic Other.
TO the politicians.
Revision Of New York telsphons
rates fell between the fires. A
five. cent bill passsd the Asssm.
bly,. An appropriation Tor revision
BY the Public Service Commission
pssssd both Houses. wv
pensions for widowed mothers 70
support their children, passed the
Assembly but WAS Killed In the
Senate. A. ( o'clock this rornimo
after . email contest, and lust
whom Ito success was assured, Q
Senator, throuph pioue, blocked
with HE sinuio objection what
practically the entire House Wa
trying 70 accomplish.
The Assembly xraft investiesting
COMMITTEES called the Sulliyan Com.
mittee, with John X. Clarke of the
District.Attornsy's once a. counsel.
viii have to operate without funds.
The Senate Committee 10 invoati.
gate how 20 make rood roads. which
planned 4 junket 10 Europe. this ann
mer. WIN have to nav IL own az.
pence. n n ros.
,..>,.-~
Ss"OMeo y$S,0V0 BILL IN ThAW
CASE LOST.
william Traverr Jerome rot, no
nay for his aftem nts In hrinS HAIRY
"a Thav hsck To MAJ YorS StafS
His bin for M. 200 "a. NOT nas."6
n Included Sasooo for him.sIS And
Sl6. 900 for Csna1ian ana NeV Hamn.
shire Iavvers.
An The Rmii Moosa marty o,.n. sor
election reforms and Presidentiai nh.
maries vara nnt IN .issn s.ith yr;,n
humor. by senator christv Huiiivan..
ohi@ctton.
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