, 1875-03-16
Ho Meots with Serious and Insur~
mountablo Difficulties.
Ind Is Promptly Snubbed by tho Presl-
dent ard Postmaster General.
Whcreat Hs Wax;s Wroth and Indulge,
in Improper Language.
History OF tho .Virglnfs.s Indcnl-
nifty Negotiations.
BILL. KING.

BILL KING.
sKExlsu RECOGNITION UNDER DIFFICULTIES.
.,rtcfut Ujspateh 10 n. Chicago Tribune.
WAsuiaurox, D. G.. March t5.-Dill kfng' "a
mission here las beou discovered. lie cnn1o 10
exercise tho junction Of CougrcHsmau.oloct FROM
the minneapolis District. TITO Inct TINT Con-
erces Inns adjontnca enabled linn to escape tho
warrant OF tho Speaker. Tho abolition OF tho
cIyil.YerStco BourI uado him hopoful of tho
Bpoils Of office. Thoso hnso beeu two chapters
in Ills attempts to secure recognition hcrc. The
first is TINS described: Soon after l'ls arrival
lie called St tho rost-OfI7cc Department. and
satd to a1r. lowell that he desired to
havo tho present Postmaster at Minneapolis
removed aud one Of Lis friends appolnted
III lis riaco. As tho postmastes-dencfal did not
rcen, to receive tho ar.,onuccmeut as Mt. King
thought he ought to. he added. BY way OF e1-
pianason that Ao was Tho Membct.o -CougreHs.
elect fto1r. LILO Minneapolis District. Jewoll re-
biied lin ltnow that ho mas elected to tho Forty
fourth ConRreea, but it wns still a naitor Of
donbt whether he would DO n n,etnber Of that
Congress- or not. THIS cnlcl Ito Interview.
TIT: BECuED CHATTER
begun and ended yesterday afternoon. It
runs thus: lilo Pre.1dent, Postmaster d0it-
ctal JewaIL aud cx-roatmastet- -Gencral Ercss-
ovortakcn by ex-souator na,n,ey and King who
catuo up, out Of breath. ltanscy aposugzoa for
;u,rudlug upon tilo President At such limo and
place by aayinE that l,o was to leave to"n aud
had promised King to arrange for An Interview
With Cen. Grant before bis departure. AZ s1a
po!nt King broke In anti eafd he deslred 70 know
whether ho nas to to recognized or not. Jewell,
who had tnken no Fart in tho cuByernatloiI,
turned around Aud said tlsat he supposed that
Remark paa intcudcu far him. lcs. King
salu he thought It was well enough to haye
the question settled At once, stuco |: had Leon
left opcu at their Interview. lowell said lie
would fclievo tho ptesilout OF Ill onbr, rlssncnt
IN rcsatd to :she ntatsar by docldidg that no
change should 10 male Ia the Minneapoith Posi-
01lcs ut present. At thth po,nt
KING hEcAMr GREATLY EXCITED.
Hc snfd he had hccu !1ud about. yiiiiled, and
abused, bnt that hc would rot bo risltI1cated.
! he President qnlnt!y suggostod /; but. Mr..
ling: tho Legislature Of y'nlr State has Indicted
IT tho Legislature wcro oil a net of
scorndtcls aud liars. ETC.. With some
ptofauo ad{oo,iyes. aud repeated Tint ha mas Ill
uoccut. mud wos,ld provo it.. JowoA eaid that
when Mr. King waa vludicated ho tJowe!D would
considcr tho hu1}cct Of allowing King to control
tue patronage o! his district. 70 further pro.
tes:arlouA OF iuuocrncc, tho Poat,naste:- -Guuorut
retozted by asking King
Why LIE VERT TO CANADA
Ilo said that bc went ly advice Ut his oonn-
clont oxcuso for aucl III net. aud told him 80.
Tho conversation continued como tiipu, 3fr.
Jewell remaE0'i1s III firm ~ rocis, and
tlr; Klug growing more anu mora excited
IN hih protestatiouB Of his lnuooonco aud hts
arguments that lle ought to cuuszot tho patron
ago Of Ills District. 1t Inst, when dozen or
moro penplo lad gathered In tho atroot to llateu
Jowcll said that uclehor tho place NOR tho tisue
was tho proper QUO for such discussion, anil The
interview closed. Tho Minneapolis poHtmastor
u gentleman who Las pcraonal knowledge OF tho
AKatr.