The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1877-07-04
From Washington.
RUMoRs OF CABINET TROUBLES.
NEW YoRK, July 8

The Herald's Washington special revives
the rumor that Key wants to resign, that
McCrary will withdraw on account of lack
Of support Of the administration by Iowa,
and that an immense pressure of friends
is brought to bear on Sherman to leave the
cabinet. 1t is also rumored that the latter
will hold q conference With Blaine when
the former reaches Maine on his fishing
and lighthouse tour.
CANCELLATION
The Tribunes special says ex.Congress-
man Morphee Is In Washington, and says
no republicans will run for office in Missis-
sippi, as it would be useless, for the demo-
Gratis hold all the machinery of election,
and will not hesitate to count their own
candidates in.
HOW LOUISIANA KEEPS FAITH
Private information is received here OF
gross breach of faith in Louisiana. Wells
and Anderson Of the returning board were
indicted at New Orleans on the 2Sth of
June for alleged criminal acts connected
with the presidential election. The asso-
ciated press suppressed the fact. The
president and cabinet are greatly
excited. 1t is considered a direct
violation of the governors pledge. 1t is
claimed that the indictment was found by
bourbons, whom Gov. Nichols could not
control.
SUSPENSIONS FROM OFFICE.
There have been three suspensions from
office by President Hayes; That of mar
shsl Pltkin of New Oheaut, postmaster
Bowling of Toledo, and collector Wilkins
of New Orleans. All will be hotly con-
tested in the senate.
THE ECONOMY OF DEYREEs.
Work at the government printing office
has increased so that So additional compost
tors are found necessary.
LIVELY cLzRKs.
Irregularities have been discovered In the
pension Office. Clerks have been taking
costly pleasure trips at government ex-
pense.
RAILROAD INTRIGUE.
A scheme is arranged to defeat the con.
struction of the Texss Pacific railroad to
the Pacific coast. Huntington of the Gen.
tral Pacific is in it.
REDEMPTION OF BoSp3.
issue call for the redemption of 10 000,-
900 bords on account of the four per ceLti
taken by the syndicate, though 1t has moi
yet been definitely decided upon.
There Is authority from members of the
cabinet for the statement that there is nc
foundation for the rumors in the recen
circulation that any of the members arr
about to resign.
The board of army engineers have re
ported upon plan for 80 securing tn,
foundation of the Washington monumen
as to permit its construction to the original
ly intended hight of 4S5 feet.
THE MEXICAN DIAz GOVERNMENT.
Secretary Evarts submitted to the cabi
net to-day the order of the Diaz govern
ment to Gen. Trevins, instructing him t
resist, with force of arms, the invasion o
Mexican territory by U. s. troops, etc
The Mexican order was briefly dis
cussed but no action taken. Gen. Mata ha
not yet had an interview with Secretar
Evarts concerning his recognition as mir
lister from the Diaz government. He ma
visit the state department Thursday, whic
is known as "foreign minister's day.
There is no indication that he will be II
ceived in that capacity or of change {
,, policy of administration respecting eith'
the Diaz government or the general ord'
authorizing the pursuit of marauders G
American soil into Mexican territory. I'll
administration will act slowly and ca
tiously in receiving the new minister fro
: that country.