The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-06-25


GENERAL AlzpUEN's ATTEMPTED REvo.
LUTON, &C. " t"".
...,.,........ Washington. -
TIE TURNER-HUDBELL JOKE, AGAIN; MR. TtR-
NER OUT IN A CARD-MR. HOUSES EFFORT
TO GET CONGRESS TO ADJOURN WEDNESDAY,
THE ONFERENCE-PERsoNAL,& &c.
From Our Regular Correspondent ..a
WASHINGTON, June 24.-Just when Wash
ington topics had been narrowed down to
speculations in regard TO the judicial bill
ard adjournment the Hubbell-Turner joke
affords Il most interesting topic for those in
side and outside OF Congress-. 1t has, how
ever, assumed with all Of its comic features
serious aspect, and not only is Mr.. Tur-
ner out in a card to-day reciting the par
tculars OF bis interview with Mr. Hubbell,
but Messrs. Clymer and Kenna have also
published statements necessary to a full ex-
passing along the Republican side OF the
House on his way to his seat gentleman
whom the Assistant Doorkeeper, Captain
| Knight, subsequently informed him was
| DIR. HubbelI, OF Michigan, stopped him and
said he wanted to have a word with him.
Then Mr.. Hubbell asked il he knew the
editor OF the Greenback paper published
on PENNSYLVANIA avenue. Mr.. Turner says:
" | told him did not remember him. He
remarked: He is doing us great and valu-
able service in Ohio and Kentucky: that he
| had attended the Convention in Ohio and
prevented fusion OF the Democrats and
Republicans; that he was sending thou
sands OF his papers into Kentucky and Ohio,
making iuroads into the Democratic party
and doing lis much good. Mr.. Uubbcll
then said: We arc aiding him, and it re-
quires great deal OF money, and | would
| like that you would aid him. asked HIM
the EDITORS name, and pulling 4 card from
| his pocket, lie replied, Lee Crandall. I
| looked 1t him with surprise, and made no
| reply. He then asked me to take the mat
| ter under consideration and aid him ii
I could, and turned around and walked
of. | could not account for his accosting
me rs he did until / learned that he
is the chairman Of the Republican Con-
grcssiona Committee, and took me for
Mr.. Robinson, chairman OF the Ohio
Republican Executive State Committee.
MessrS. Clymer and Kenna, in their cards,
state that Mr.. Hubbrll remarked to them
that he had mistaken Mr.. Turner for Mr..
Robinson. The Republican Grccnbackcrs
profess to see nothing strange in the con-
duet and declarations OF Mr.. Hubbcl.
Those who know say that during the last
campaign he was more eXacling with the
clerks and other Government employees
than either Gorham or Eugene Hale.
AN EFFORT TO ADJOURN TOMORROW FOR
GOOD.
Mr.. House, OF Tennessee, just before
o'clock to-day, offered a resolution for a
| final adjournment tomorrow evening at 3
O'Clock, and Mr.. Scales, of North Carolina,
wanted to amend it 80 as TO adjourn this
evening ut :. The amendment was not ac-
cepted, and the vote on the original resolu-
ton resulted as folows-aycs, so; noes,
102. The Democrats voting in the negative
were Messrs. Acklen, Bouck, Elan, Evans,
Gibson, aerbert, Stephens, Thomson,
Myers, New, Phiscr, Richardson, FELTON,,
King, Persons OF Georgia. Epson, and
Wilson. The GrccnbackerS were De La
Matyr. Forsythe, Ford, Gillette, Stephen
son, Weaver, Yocum, Murch, Jones, and
Lowe. DIR. Springer, who is one OF the
fire-catcrs, went to the clerks desk to see
what Democrats had voted "No."
BEFORE THE MEETING OF THE JOINT con-
FERENCE COMMITTEE.
| Before o'clock-the hour fixed for the
| meeting OF the joint Dem ocraiic caucus
committee. which is termed by the Repub-
| leans "the committee OF SAFETY" I en-
countered Il leading Democratic senator,
| who said that Congress would certainly
reach 4 final adjournment July Cd, and that
the President would not call it back, be-
cause there would be no excuse for such
action. He said judicial bill emitting all
about deputy marshals will be passed, and
this will be approved by the President.
Then separate bill in regard 10
the marshals, cnlbodying the features
| OF the second section Objectionable to
the President, would be reported. ii
this passes it will be vetoed, and there
will be the end of it, rs it will not inter-
| ierc with the final adjournment about the
time indicated. | hear tonight that two
members oil the Cabinel-Eyarts AID
S1hurz-were anxious for Mr.. Hayes to
sign the judicial bill that he vetoed yester-
day. As it was, the StHIWartS blamed aim
for signing the army biz, and ~ following
the advice OF the two Cabinet officers re-
ferred to lie would at least bave gained the
goodwill or the Democrats.
TIE FEATURE OF THE DEMOCRATIC CONFER
ENCE.
The feature Of the Democratic joint con-
ference committee this evening was that the
representation OF the two houses ac.ed In
| antagonism--the senators following. tbe ac-
ton OF the Senate caucus last night Tnd the
| House members the rote of the eis tky Dem
ocrats OF the House to-day on adicRrnment.
The comment Tonight is that tins an'ago-
nism will soon exhaust itself, and judicial
bill will be agreed upon which will meet the
approval OF the President Asfndicated in
an earlier dispatch, separate bill will b.
framed in regard to deputy rrsrshals. Ii =
regretted that so many leading Democrats OF
the House, Including Mcssss. Carlisle and
Tucker. are absent. Mr.. Thurman. is YER
earnestly in favor OF passing judicial bill
that will be signed, Mr. Randall says to-
night that an adjournment will t,e reached