The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-09-30
THE NEW PRESIDENT
ANo THE OLD CABINET WILL PART
s,,, Current Gossip About the situation "A
Military Guard for 6ArasIds Crave to
PrnrntIt Dr,ecratlOa-star ROuts
Praud.-Gsusral Capital News

WASHINGTON, D. c., September 90
c,n,tor Malone has written to friends here
S.tbe will find it very inconvcnient to ut
and fine extra session OF the Senate and
ralnot be able to remain more than day
=, two. Eppa Hunton and other Demo-
.,,,ic politicians are OF the opinion that he
iii moi be present at the opening oil the
Ssnotc. because ii would be serious source
Embarrassment for him to vote either
%ra Democratic organization or fora Re
publican one -
PRESIDENT ARTHUR
lhthe city for New York at 2 y, NJ, to re-
main till Monday.
A special ear was placed at his disposal
,ri attached to the rear OF the regular
,Tin. mi The President was accompanied by
SECRETARY Lincoln and wife, Secretary
Ilut and wife, Postnaster-General James
and vile, District Attorney Rollins and
Sneaker Sharpe, OF New York, Secretary
Windom Ind intended 10 accompany the
1sty. but was detained, and will follow
then tonight or tomorrow moFntng' INC
President expects to remain in New York
about five days c.,,..u
al this morning, excepting Attorney-Geh-
erl NlarVcagl, who was admitted soon
ster 10 o'clock and remained with the
President till noon. Soon after II o'clock,
the District Commissioners called to pay
;heir respects. General Banks and Repre-
sentative Herbert, OF Alabama, and Semi
for Mcmillan, Of Minnesota, We're among
iherallCrs Hon. benjamin Harris Brews-
ier OF Philadelphia, also called on the
President this morning. lie Is retained
by The Government in the Star route pros
eCuiiOns.
The members OF the Cabinet will take .
rest tfOrseyeral weeks,and the President Will
attend to some business, winding up his
connection with the law, and from there
will return 10 Washington,
n AdUARD FOR GARFtELD's TOMB.
BY order Of the Secretary Of War one
company Of the Tenth United States lnfan-
Try will leave Fort Wayne, Michigan, for
Cleveland, o., where It will go into camp
near the cemetery and furnish Q guard for
of Garfield. 10 remain till the body
is laid In n permanent positiOn,
Owing 10 the continued rumors that Gar
fields body Is in danger OF being stolen by
bOdy-snatchers, great iineasinesS IS telt con-
corning the Aiety ol tlIe yeIn REMAINS /; ,li, dme
Io ht to,I .a"ns " %roUsrly nj ,"rdinr iake
View Vie ", cemetery, Mayor .ilerrlcls according
ly telegrapbed the Secretary OF War for
Government protection oil the vault and
an answer was sent this morning to Assls'
tant Adjutant General @. Mckeever order-
ing u company regularintantry from Fort
Wayne OF Detroit TO 90 to Cleveland and
guard the vault until further orders,
s,c,,,r u,,s u,,xr vn,tvcoLN
I""' H"'''' ~ a. ~. 49,, w.1,' tt.
LEFT tie CITY NJ i. u. ior new 10TH NUM-
IL to make an inspection OF the Navy Yards
and Lincoln takes his wife 10 Rye Beach,
M -. ~. oh;l1ror hovo ham oll summon
Viii wn;,t'os % ,v,Ii r"i,trn nntiI Cctoher sth Soc.
.1 .o,osv iv;mla,n leaves to.morrow Tor New.
.s te tnsi % W, ron,Sin' a ,yeeE Tho oninion
WI, n .ts. III IL ,%o r. h;n", e%cont McVeavh
ssii Ims rem"in @ ~ mil iii thc meeting Of Congress
~ II naco,nher rhe stntement teleprnI1hcd
frnm Utica that ,J q, Reed, private secfe.
tary Of the President, accompanied Senator
J,, Jone on . visit to Conklins Is untrue MI
i'eeu is iefo' -. -. 49,.
,u sMsnla"l ~, p.H'Nn' ~, ill.,. ,.o.,,.
Ihe TACT tiiat Blaine VIII 20 uiFec' hoHhe
TO Maine from Cleveland furnishes ground
ior suspicion TINT he will not return to
..i,t.l.a. ,t,,il ,,,o prcs;dor, nnrounces
y y .;n,,s H. raoarI N tLs Cabinet
1ie MAJ. Il W. donht iLat there has beeu n
inS.l % ~ ". ,i;rc, Lotwnan Arthur
ll..',I lneiS n,s s,sn Lms ins tfo "nnionsont reIa.
.tllu MN n,i H,aai i ,roar @ % Gr,"t aud CnntIiny
.ols ~ Sas.s saaVs,, Du.w S,n.a % Srth"r wod i;Is
y ahu siis SsYae f.V, MY 1'1, Vii" w;ii rosi", Il IL
10 ,i,i. re.''n mn.,,I, , v m,dnrs,Nnd m TEn Iis.
Iprstos pres1Ht snn, SllSvo,aMd st"te that tbnro las
a.iea NV, ,,no1 1oaI " oxc;Isnont fame nmong mol.
pHeIa s1io ue. ,,o y, so,narI moin i,v Nirs
IIioinn itisA tI,St h l,os h"sbnnI would MI stay
~ nIe ~. LIN ,,et ~ ,,!t iO,,, ,nvs Iorgor mr..
iarrinv IN inava now rather that wait a few
months and be turned out.
When, IN 1870, james q. blaine wns nc
cused by Nlulligln oil corrupt PraCticeS' He
made
A DRAMATIC DEFENSE
on the floor Of the House, In it lie charged
Proctor Knott with having received and
concealed a telegram from Joshua Caldwell
exonerating him (llaine). The scene that
followed was one Of tlle T most dramatic @ eyer
seen oh tic Ior 1I t.e aosS IOioo, ~ WI ,hin
I.r IsI"i1t.s " sSscrltl INV tte oI ad
MI. Knott received Mr.. bIalhe haH miaa.s1 Clusen
~ pe seI't .lUl', .nis sounfS Il ,,U,,ic,,aJ
%no S was @ thea MI IN EutoPe ans Mu n,nbn %'I M
aSS = et nsn , le ci.On taO, M n.,vaSn % sec,. @
~ " hseT MO hau Dseh J VIZ 'Iv IM.w '' liz
@ y, SaMc aiHscss = @ weli W % much NJ tle
rciatians belwscn him md Blaine, had at
Blaine's request sent the telegram to Cald-
well. The investigating COMMITTEES SUB; s;
aeq Mr. es keea gnt ~ were IIe.,an aOiG tbSt 70 @ r
Reed "a now acting "a private secretary for