The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-05-04

gressional breeze The most sanguInnry O
undergarments. "What will become O
the Kellogg case In The event OF an early ad
Ijourumenty .sWhy," he added. at vii
g6 to join FHz John Porter
| THIRD TERN AND TARIpY.
The Republicans In the Bolise to-day a
an early hour, and before any business o
any importance could be transacted, com
menced to fillbuster by sending TO the clerl
lengthy bills and having them read. Or
inquiry learned that this was done to pre-
vent the Introduction Of tbird-term resolu
tons, which they understood Mr.. Sparks. OF
Illinois, proposed to offer. They also feared
the introduction Of some troublesome tarid
matters. At 2 O'Clock the Democrats, find
ing that nothing could be done, agreed to
an adjournment. Outsiders said that men,
bers wanted TO 20 to the circus, and hence
the early adjournment.
THE WAYS AND MEANS COMMITTEE To- MORROW.
The Tucker tariff bill has been printed,
and will be laid before the full committee at
its meeting tomorrow. The opinion OF
| tariff reiormers is that there will be tariff
| legislation at this session. The protection.
ist,, however, will fight desperately, and
resort to every parliamentary expedient TO
prevent It. II tariff bill is reported, and
| its discussion commenced in the House.
goodbye to all hope Of adjournment the
first week in June.
THE BLAINE BOOM.
The Blaine men here are very much en-
couraged by the anti-third term news that
reaches them. Wisconsin, they say, will so
for him this week, and Senator Cameron, Of
that State, they also say, Is too liberal TO his
opp ,nents when he comedies Blaine II, and
Washburne and Grant between them.
jefferson county, w. Va, has instructed for
Blaine.
PERSONAL NEWS ITEMS.
Captain George ID. Wise left here last
night to attend court at Richmond to-
day. Representative Blount, OF Georgia,
wrote card declining TO run again, and
there was an uprising in bis district against
his retirement. There was mass-meetng
at Macon TO request him to run and card
published signed by one thousand citizens
urging him to change his purpose, which he
will no doubt do. DR.. and Mrs. Taliaferro,
and Msjor Z. p. Wallace, OF Orange, WEI at
the Capitol to-day. Hon. James Barbour, Of
Culpeper, who was here yesterday, is look
ing well. and is earnestly for the nominee
of the Cincinnati Convention. Hon. J. ID.
Camden, who has been at Washington for
some days, it is said will be a candidate for
the United States Senate from West Vir-
ginia. Senators Thurman and Bayard have
returned, and were in their seats to-day.
Senator Vance spoke again to-day at much
length on the Kelogg.Spofford report, and
made strong speech. There was large
attendance in the galleries. The District
Commissioners were again before the Sem
ate Appropriations Committee this after
noon.
THE LITTLE DEFICIENCY BILL TO De VETOED.
The little deficiency bill was not signed
! by the Vice-President until to-day, and is in
the hands OF the President tonight. lie
will veto it. hear, upon what l deem very
good authority, on account OF the section
relating to the deputy marshals. l see no
reason for this unless it be political ne
cessity
THE SUPREME COURT TAKES A RECESS.
The Supreme Court has taken recess
until Monday, May 10th, when it will an
nounce decisions in thirty or more cases.
BRIEF NEWS ITEMS.
The Senate committee finished the Dis
trict appropriation bill this evening, and it
will be taken up in the Senate tomorrow.
| A Pennsylvania member says Tilden has
sixteen delegates only in the Democratic
delegation OF his State.
Speaker Randall says Congress will ad-
journ sine die June Sd.
Passed. Asssistant-Surgeon Il. S. McCarty
has been ordered to the Norfolk naval hos
pital, relieving Passed.Assistant-Surgeon
Howard Smith.
The reduction OF the national debt last
month exceeded S12.000.000.
The river and harbor bill, which will be
finished tomorrow, will be reported right
away to the House.
Sergeant.at-Arms Thompson has gone to
Ohio 10 look after political affairs. He is
not lucky man, to say the least OF II.
Senator Hill, OF Georgia, went to New
York Saturday night.
rA.s Grated Press Reports by telegraph to the Dis
patch.I
YELLOw-FEvgR CANARD.
WASHINGTON, May 3.-Tbc Post OF yes
terdav stated that adyices had been received
from New Orleans to the effect that three
cases OF yellow.fever existed there. The
story may be set down as canard, since
DR.. Joseph Jones. president OF the Louisi-
ana Board OF Health at New Orleans, says :
al affirm that New Orleans is free from
fevers Of all descriptions. The weather is
cool, and the health OF the city was never
| better"
APPOINTMENT.
WASHINGTON, May 3.-Lawson p. Hen
derson has been appointed revenue store
keeper and gauger for the SIKH district OF
North Carolina.