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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-10-25

CoURrBSIEs TO MI. DANIEL. "A Letter va,
received ia Bal!im2rc yesterday tron Msjnr
Dsaiei. stating that he would arrive in thn: city
On Triisy morning next, from Winchester. anA
Leave CT Tho evening hcs. fo- tho Eastern Shore
OF Virginia. where no will coac!uta hid csnvr-..
Maj. Daniel will ba met n. the Csmdnn Stsi1r
hy n con:mitte0 of reception from the Daar!
iliu6 III Ba.timora and escorted 10 the kutsw
House, where tho r,ein hars Of the club snh
others viii call AND pay their respects. Late
il the Gay i. ia proposed 10 honor thu msjor with
a subscfi uiion banquet which viii DO psrtirl.
pa:sd in by many Iuombsr. ol Tho club sad uthsy
sdnIror5 OF tho eloquent Yi-ain;an from whom
Sn address is exreC.cd.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-10-25

aud AligM be Ier:e2 apon any property, real or
persona, Of aay pcrSoH IN sod county. city or
lmtM.' We base ait4sd? referred to- We
understood Dir. S;G,i,;. to DEFY that nIr. Lewis
voted f! tE!s provision, tut ito Record shows
tast hr q 80. iSso Congressional Record CT
tia AZ; Ct April, ISL. Wg, 7O5 Til. SIC
too 7as harsh, so tIatsI, So capable OF being
used - sco3a ia The most erievcus oppres
SION sid Taiu to the cil,z ,nE, tina. many prom.
uc6t II uDlleaLs /, fG52d TO vote tor it. Among
these NO yhihit.d q rnasranimity Ga toucrs
b. sa! naked 3? was lho poi:icil haired Of
hlf. Lewis, NC find sush nRmes a. Buckir g.
ham Ct Coons c:icu:. Frtlinhu5san If Nsw
jersey, Hill eff Georgia, Hitchcock. McrrlI Of
Malice, R1bit'son. CAL Schulz. Spencer. Scott
CT Pcu4sy ivauis, Tip:o1 end Trrmbul. These
w-ro the o. VITO were kinder to old Virginia
10 her hour OF s&ory than her own rccean.
s1n, whom chs had cjmp:iiHcuted with 80 hon.
or lar bryo.d his merits A celebrated French
st.itsmau. 90 btiog reformed Of an injufy
doDo him By sOme mslisnant person. replied ::
Il DO Tot know Why that man shOull hate nc,
for clp not reoollecs that in my whole lilo
ever did him isror." Virginia. in her VI
slspcc;icg trust sud lblodant generosity, had
done Mr.. Lewis great and uomc7ited favor,
ald forthRih be stuck bis dagger at he: heart
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-10-25

How focliah are tic end,svors IF parties 10
Introduce ne1 remedies 'or &C ughs end kin /! ed
complaints with they should kn,w that he
people will have Dr.. Bulls Cough Syrup md
nothing else.
, 1881-01-21

inHiI, the most prevalent but least understood ~
gil dis" "ars, Is the raus" %! much needless suffering
and thousands ut premature deaths annually. bk.
NLCk nIs nude this di.nascu Ne study, having been
'ruul sufferer himself unul cured by Ills own Rem.
eds, which hr NIs Tor thirteen NrH u III, prf'r,-
'nu three last n Portland, Or.--uut % the grvrrrst
tests with the most satisfactory rggul;s he has also
treated several pAyWHtus. With this uuuumulltiyc
evidence we ara warranted I'm saying that no other
preparation for the cure Of this disease In any NJ its
forms VIII give such universal satisfaction as Or
KECkS 81 RE CO RE FOR CATARRIi, which YOU
can get NJ your Druggist Ut home, VI DIR. kEt Of
Portland, or, az ~ per bottle or ak bottles for g.
The Doctor mulrSN " speciality Of the treatment and
of chronic Diseases especially Cancer, and Dis
eases peculiar to Women. Young men, middle aged or
old men who ARE suffering from the errors uuh nds-
crruns NJ youth, nervous weakness early decay loss
uf fmHuhOOd, etc, should consult DIR. KICK. Every
thing strictly confidential An proper questions an
swGled through the mails promptly. Enclose three
cent stamp and address DIR. JAMES KICK,
No RS First street, Portland, or.
The trade supplied with DIR. kECK - SURE CURE
FOR CArART1I direct from the Laboratory Of
DIR, KElK, or from Hodge, DAVIS q CO., Portland
Or. wholesale agents. MA
, 1881-01-21
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.

PORTLAND, January Is, iSSi.
Legal tenders in Portland, buying, par, and
selling at par,
Silver coin in Portland banks quote at Ter
cent. discount to par.
Coin exchange on New York, per cent. pre-
MUM.
Coin exchange on San Francisco, par to per
cent premium.
Teegraphic transfers on Now York, per cent
premium.
, 1881-01-21
~ G W R e. 6SssI.

II is made from II simple Tropical Lear o. Rare
Value, and is n POSITIVE Remedy for hl lht us
eases thnt rls pains In the lower part ot the body
for Turpil Liver Headaches j luudCc- iNtNl r''
Gravel Malaria and all the dlCuLes OF the kuheys
Liver and Urinary Organs For Female Dtscnae~
Monthly McnstTuatOns and during preguhnty'l ~ ma
no equal IL restores the organs that MAKE tht bpnl
ana hence Is the best BlOOd Further ~ N the 1My
known remedy that cures lirlHhtS Disease tut l''A
bctes, usa Warner. SAFE Diabetes tufr. NJ -
For Sale by Druggists and all Dealers ~ - ." I''
bottle. Largest hottie In the market, IrN u.
II. H.,NVARNEK 6, co, Noehe-teri n.
, 1881-01-21

DRIED ERUTs-App'cs, sun dried, 9alCci
machine dried, l2c! Pears, machine driri
Hale, Plums, machine dried, 2Oc.
EGGS--2jr per doa.
POCLTRY-Hen, and roostors, - seas. Tur.
keys lsa2Oc per pound. Geese, Sso9 per doa
ClGELSE-Oregon, i2ldl5c; California, lGc.
IOGS--Drcsscd,5 5ic; ON foot, 3.a4c.
BEEF-Livc weight l.! to llc Tor good to cboic"
Sll llEEP-Livc weight / la2c.
T. LLOW--QuoDuble at &c.
HlDES-QUotablc at llolG!c for all over 10 tbs,
one-th,rd uli Tor under thai also oue. .A,ri oG
for tulls: green Glaec
, 1881-01-21

RlCE--NTrrket quoted at China, jlaS1 Sand
wich Island, 7lai!.
COFFEE--Coaia Rcl, l7aIscj Java, 25c2Gc
Rio, IGlal7c
TEAS--We quote Japan in laquercd boxes 5OC
Zoe paper, 57laI74.
SUGARS-Sandwich Island 0lGlOc; Golden c
in bbls, lOc hl bbls, 93o; Crushed bbls lYc
hi bbls, l2c; Pulvcri1ed bbls, l2c, hf bbls
13lc; Gnnulatcd bb's, lllc, hf bbs 12?c.
SARDIN ES-Qr boxes, 81 10 hf boxes, 50 75
YEAST POWDER-Donnelly, $lS I9 gross
Dooley, $2Oa22 u gross; Preston & Merrill
S2i r. gross.
WIN ES-Whitc, per dcz in case, SO seal; pei
gal, zoe to Il so; sonoma, per doz in cases
So 90 to So; per gal, GOc to 81 30
Clapt-CGliionia per ga, IL 10 81 %; i'm
ported per gal, il 80 To 81.
Shery-Cela per gal, 81 so to 81 so; Span
ish, So to s6 assorted brands, $l2 to SIS
imported per gal, - so to 81.
Port-Narious brands in qr csls, g 80 to So
81 90 to 81 imported, - to 81
sPlRlIS-Fne old Hennessv Brandy in or ck
and octaves, So 80 to 81 30 per gal; Dun
ville's Irish Whisky in cases per doz, Sl2
james Stewart Il Coz Scotch Whisky in al
cks and octaves, s. lIcnncssy Brandy in
case, per doz very tne--i star Sli, star
il7 so, 3 star $l9; Holland GIN, large cases
SIS to $20 Old Tom Gin in cases, Sl2; Fly,
Whisky, per gal, $2 80 to IS Bourbon, par
,sl, 81 80 to 50 A Cutter, 50 % TO 80 10
y K Cutter, 81 80 to 50
0ILS-Ordi may brands of coal, SOC, high grades
Downer Co., 37!aiOc; boiled insced, 81
raw linseed, 9jc; pure lard ,$lal 10; castor
81 5cGSl so; turpcnljne. 6Ud6jc.
, 1881-01-21

IN reply 10 the many inquiries winch We
have received Regarding mont pTOmi p cui
modern remedy we wOull say: TO the bn-t oil
our belief Warmers safe Kidney aud Liver
Cure l. pure W It's nature, efficient m us &C.
ilun and ceitGiR In its results. We have
learned OF GgAr remarkable cures which II
hsS Il, ctcd, aud believe ihnt"E "a prev eutive
Of disease 1t ia unCQutl,l. For deliIle ladies
aui cnfFchicd men Il ~ iGvaiuIb'e, aud its
pure vcgctHh,e Qualities commend IL TO the
AYGr and Use Oi all,
, 1881-01-21

If You Want Satisfaction take your old
sewing machines to ]. B. Garrison's sew
ing machine store, l67 Third street Port
land Or. He has employed one OF the
best adjusters and sewing machine re-
pairers on the coast. Charges reasonable,
all work warranted for one year.
, 1881-01-21

When yOu 20 TO Portland, and wish n Goo
Photograph, call ON AheiI, 1B5 and l0O First
street. He Is the Leading Artist OF Oregon
without doubt.
, 1881-01-21
dome Producc N ,rk 81.

The following quotations represent the whole
sale rates from producers or first hands,
FL5UR-QuotNble in jobbmg lots at Standard
bror dts, So 90 hest country brands, 50 $40
w tj,supcriue, " I6tgS3 80.
WOOL-2OM27l for choice.
WHEAT-Good to choice, 81 80.
HAY-Timothy baled, buying at $lG@$is per
ton.
POTATOES-Quotnb at 1c per lbs
MlDDLlNGs-Jobbng at feed, S20@S25; fine
S25W$27t q ton.
BRAN-Jobbing at per ton, $l5@Sl6.
OATS-Feed, per bushel 42i GG45 cts.
BACON-sides, l3lcj hams, Oregon l2l@
l3lc; Eastern, l4@ l5c; shoulders, 90 lOc.
LARD-ln kegs, l3; in tins, l3c
BUTTER-We quote choice dairy at 27a2jc
good fresh roll, 2O@22lc; ordinary, lGG
20c, whether brine or roll.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-03-15
HELD FOR BEATING HIS CHILD.

Charles E. Crawford was arrested few
weeks ago on warrant signed By Justice D'nohue IN
the Supreme Court on the complaint OF the Society for
the Prevention of Cruelty to Children, which charged
hin with cruel and inhuman treatment OF his Ettle
daughter Annie. Upon the examination which lasted
several days 1t appeared that Annie had been frequently
whipped by her father with rattan or horsewh'p that
she had bSen twice taken police station with her
hands bound and that OF different times, ana once at
least durnga whole week she had been fastened with
an iron dog-chsin 10 staple in tho iinng-rOOm wall
Thefs we're frequently Committed during this period In
the house. which also twice set On hreoace IN ue
kitchen and once in bsdroomand Annie was accused
lev her father OF being the guilty person. MI Crawford
testified that the punshmeDts nlced upon Annie were
administered the purpose and Ia tue hope OF effect
Ing reform habits. ADUe did not, In faot set
ihe house on ME, Int It does not seem 10 DC quite
ce,r whether or not committed any nf the thefIs
Though she confessed both To her father and TO the ON
Ger az the police station that che bad stolen tie money
aud other missing articles. Mary Doo!ey, servant
ra3 hoxeyer subsequently, suspected OF the heits ana
her arrest was procured. =, A.,
Justice Donohue rendered yesterday decision IN the
case in which he holds that Mr. Crawford mus be com
mtted TO await the action OF the Grand jury TIC
drects toe chiid 10 be allowed to 90 home
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-03-15
SEEKING ANOTHER TRIAL.

An application was made yesterday to Judge
Brady, 10 the Court of Oyer and Termlner for new
trial ON the ground OF newly discovered evidence IN the
,ose of William f. Gray convicted In 1870 OF uttering
forged bonds. Gray obtained loans OF the Mechanics
Bank of tia city TO the amount of $4,000 giving as
security certain forged NeYOrk State bounty
loan bonds He left the city the dayOn which the
bonds were pledged and subsequently, made his way 10
ENGLAND He was arrested In 1878 or 1874 IN London
On a reuulsition from the United States Government
but WINS detained by the British Government on the
ground that was the intention to thy the prisoner
when he should arrive In America, not only for the
crime OF forgery but for offence not within the
PROVISIONS OF the extradiOn treaty Pending the nego
,ations between the Governments the subject Cray
efected his escape. He subsequently rearrested
and after an absence OF years brought back TO
This city and afterward tried and convicted on the
charge of forgery An appeal taken 70 the General
Term OF the Supreme Court which atnrmed toe Juug
Inent stay proceedings was 0Dtalnedt ana ~ th@
where be has remained the present time. The april
cation for rla was based on the statute OF $50
ana WAS ted by afdavt9 OF Charles BtCckWsy,
CHARLES O. Fers, George Abbott and Others III aegeu
in the adayits that Gray ignorant OF the character
az the bonds which he bad obtained IN good a!lh ana
Tor yahle from Thomas r. Pratt. letter written BY
The late Phelps was also presented 70
tie Court IN which expression given 70 the Dee tat
ha result OF the trial might have been dinerent GER
tain facts which bad since come 10 his knowledge had
een then disclosed. Another letter substantially 10 the
same effect aud signed by all the twelve jurors was APP
pended Co the application papers Dlstflct-AIioIney
Rollins appeared for the people ana Charles Suckey LOT
me nrisoner Judge Brady reserved his declsiOn.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-03-15
CALENDARS THIS DAY.

SUPREME observation-disclosures. L-"onrt nnan1 AZ
s3 So 97 l2l l29 "a lSO 2CS 2oo .Sl 2'S 24724S
"Opens 1889 @ 1 90 6Gs ~ ~ ~ ~ l3
35S. 1911, ass T. iSG, i6S lis, isi.
SPECIAL "a 0Sep G,9 a. soG 1879 So @
97s 99S S2 e$i Sal sIo VS. 907 62o 1000 lOlO loi5
5H @ ia Ss opens 81 3oSS
8OS9 1867 3087 il9s 29s ZOO 29s S 6 22955
2 2sS SG IS Sd si tS $ 1872 s28 ST. 5$S @
Sl3l, 3l54 3l36, 3lS7. 3l3s. .,o., ~, aots
YS2 S aS2S 5 22 s YiS
Part III-van Worst J.-Court opens 1880 mcase
On-Sherman agt TGe Inman steamship Company Nou4S
sUPERiuR CouRr-GESERAL IEHM-sedgwck. G. J.. and md
T5esmep and IH "a 81 % g. o?sns s g.
ca Psa4 at a 3 I&A id for the term
COMMON ExERl rFaMDy P "a "a and q van
Mofssn a. @ e. Ps ga 3d. s. 49, n
sfEcAL Beach Jconrt ohens - IL m;.Soi
g. U.s. 1857 i85 49, 'd' t o. 'i 81" @ ST. ssS S
M EH I GonRTTmi sheran conrt
at 10 Lied ID Room a$ ~ 1IS n7s SSH 400
$YS 1882 5S27 iS05 IsS 4sis isi9 4s9I 1928 4oi
PART IL-Atlouruod for the term :, - Vol, in
fHRT Court opens sa at a a. e 9 go7
Go%gon riea s Per- s 4 1SSS AZ A 4SS rs
GISsRIL SFssIoSs-FGET Ciidersleeye I'll" People
s i1S as Pae
5s MaG Gsns dsan and GStsg
rus violation OF game laws; same agt Danel ltagRery
lanes shea Toseph Price Goldberg grand larceny
same agt John sullivan. burglary Same agl lheoloio
Charles McIlne Rebecca Woods, Grand arceny same ae
Peter Capfield homicide. same agt Apis BGrr Pelt
Same agt Martin Manning. larceny from the person; ny
George Albert petit larceny; Same agt JAMES Mclaughlin
lanes Nj Doni,ell William Pursel. robbery ,,., ,,
PART IT.. Smyth R-Ihe People agt Joseph keaunF,Du1
ary Same ag Patrick Harmon grand larceny sam ~
man PstticE McCarIhy excise laws; dg louis Pole
der. feonons assault battery Same agt oven Cuui
mines rama same agt burglary same hg
John John W6rle felOnious assault and battery same ~
I1hn Wilapa Andrew Tracy, burglary; same agt uNAu
Grave grand larceny; agt Robert Ringland DugaiS
same aef Terence McQuade James Reed, grand larceny
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-03-15

denied on ground that the evidence nuege
might have bSen obtained by the usual process STU
that paintn not responsible for such means not Ohk
made Mott ir Bnrns-Case and am endinents sete1
Benedict Dixon ct h-See MEMORANDUM. hoOOns e0S'
agt PultzmSee memorandum: NJ
Common Pieds-Specidl Term-Bv Juoge Van Brnnt
in the mateT OF the Application Of Pe etcorder granted
Marine Court - CkambeTs-Bv Judge Halves
Bell agt Egan-See memorandum Heson agt Morrlsana
Steamboat company "a neglected - submit
pieadings agt OReiyi Byrne agt Todd AnTens agt
Tier COtn agt Fullerton Motions granted DAVIDSON agI
Dam jr; Frazer ag Lps- Motions denied. Lanahan ax6
for Judgment. Gamblers agt Askey-Cause
down trial March IT, GOOdm agt MOshkowltc
Holmes agt Whtock Mattage agt. Dempsey; Perrne agt
Documentary granted Archibald agt. WinterbouOm- Al
swances trial dlsalOwed Cannon agt CAN'T BOoks
Fisher Peterson North German Lloyd SIS company
Order Of dscontinuance
TrfoL TeTfl-Part III-By Judge McAdam-Paca1n agt
David Woehre Heart; Wright agt SuIzbacher Cock
agt ONei-PrOceedngs dismissed Hauth agt Gordon Don
nell agt Barnett Judgments. Haupt agt hydrogen COn
pany-Order settled and Fled.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-03-15
THE COUNTS.
c.p,p coMpANY,s COMPLAINT.


The French Cable Company yesterday hled
an ameuded bill OF complaint IN tie United states CE
-, .o,rt axaiust the three land telegraph companies
gu. ,ns I,nlcn Trust Company, IN which the American
s.,ss,apn aud Cable Company, Jay Gould, Thomas T.
,s.st David H. Bates and Frederick L. Ames are mace
,.naapts il t,se suit The amended bill sets out inc
vrseo,ent entered into under date Of December H.
lean between tho American Union Telegraph Company
a law Gould and certain persons who are therein oe
s,.,ed as chs assocatee," who are believed to Do
ynomas T. Eckert, David n. Bates and Frederick l..
ames and who subsequently, became Incorporated
.yaer the name OF the American Telegraph ana C%p'e
,,on, many Il asks that the persons Damed ana Tue
smcrtean Telegraph and Cable Company shall state
bo the associates are where they live, AID OF what GOV
ernlnent they are citizens
IL slso asks that Mr. Gond and bis associates DO con"
10 say whether they have assigned or transferred
=, attempted to so, the whole or any part OF tne
agreement or any rights interests Hereunder 70 the
American Telegraph and Cable Company The prayer
~ The hill asks that the consolidation agreement saa
lie declared gal and In derogauOn ana VI
plaintiff rights; that the land teeSrepa from
a,d the Union Trust Company shall De ehloneu iuUn
sarrrne ont lie consolidation agreement; that curing
fI,e issudency OF the suit the American Uhou
company and the Western Union IeegIapn SGnP s,y
sSa ne enniped from leasing. transferring or dlVern
any OF the wires property described IN tne
Snion TeIerraph Company 10 jay Gould or MS assO-
rsIes or to the American Telegraph anu Caoie OOl
pany and from Ia any manner deEverlhg
10 tine American Telegraph aud Cable Company
~ ~ fnrther PRAYED the Western Union Telegraph
rompany shall be en0ined from dtscontnulng the active
oneratlon Uf the transferred to by tie American
Iinon TeleRrpih Company and the performance OF an
tho latters Contracts The nna prayer tnot tne ue
fepap.s sa be called upon to appear IN Court anu ~
ser all questions put to theln and abide the order OF
judge Bla,chford made order that the newly named
de:endlnts be made parties TO tue SUIT NO e nus o00
HxeI for the hearing
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-03-15
SUIT AGAINST THE FORREST TOME.

A suit brought in the Supreme Court of the
EeeopA Judicial District, b. william q. Forrest natur
ajzed citizen OF the United States. at present Iner
chant in Boston, against the Edwin Forrest Home, of
Philadelphia TO piece of properly situated nj
gellluger and SchOOlsts YOnkers Of which Edwin For
rest the tragtan, was the owner at the time OF his
death has been on trial The Circuit Court at White
lIains for several days. 1t concluded yesterday
when the Jury rendered verdict in favor OF the de-
fendant but Judge Dykman Get tine verdict aside and
er.utrd a new trial. The plaintiff Claims TO be SECOND
eousis and The next OF kin and heiIataw OF Edwin For
rest. Fur defeuce tue will OF MI Forrest was read
the estate mentioned 10 his executors
In trust Tor tue benefit of decayed actors by the esab
lishment Of the Edwin Forrest Home.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-03-15
WHAT The LEGISLATURE Will DO.

WHAT The LEGISLATURE WILL Do.
CAUSES OF DgLAY-vIEws or SENATOR FOWLER.
State Senator Fowler said while III the city
Saturday: There are two reasons why the Legisla-
lure las not accomplished much so far The first Ia
because It has been trying TO make Cabinet Now that
Is out Of the way aud hope something VIII be done As
10 tho second reason the people 10 blame nave
no doubt that there Will be hundred bills pre-
scented Oh Monday which Is the 18th Of March, because
bills presented before the 18th always fare better than
those introduced after that date. IL the people had
brought some Of their pet to us before some VI
tben would have been disposed Of But as H. every
thing ia crowded into the few DAYS that IN the
hundred days not much s accomplished. Last year
tho Assembly adjourned on the 27th OF May / have
40 no believe IL will 10 an end az an earlier
ditto This wear But there Is one tnlnR Jat ud not
think of when said We would lot ADJOURN pefore
June" 40
WIZ II something is not done with the Senate Cham
her before May there will lie number OF vacancies 70
al last Tbursday night all caught severe Gods
Inch were Increased Friday morning Dy lne COlu
draughts that felt In every drectOh l4e Du h
e. a gigantic failure for what II was omit III Is pty
Ventilated poorly lighted. you cannon near nor Sec anu
in avery way it aifHctOry But IN reghru 70 WnaS
s"i Le dome can say that hope ana peheVe tne hA'
t,on ouesion will be satisfactorily dccldeu uuuS
st,nd that surface railroads. the structures OF te ec
vaad rbads tunnels and bridges VIII all Ia1eu ~
estate Az 10 tine city charter here nceIe leeinb
,Lat the government should be maze DcteI, noC ~ d
uartisan way however. Tie canal quesuOn WIZ iScevS
P pa, attention the making OF Westward Dounu
9reioGt free will remedy existing evils 70 great ~
Wbaf onVbt 10 DO done and what WIZ DC uOhc Iu ~ .
t,,~re although the time has not arrived or huJ
a. ,raseut such a measure Is the mdKlnS OF tHT
w ir.v free Iheu IL could compete successfully Nun
the roads influence trade TO the etrOpos anu A'P
New.York the great BUSINESS centre
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-03-15
VIEWS OF CONGRESSMAN wAsHB

VIEWS OF CONGRESSMAN WAsIBURN.
An EXTRA SESSION NOT PROBABILITIES WEST
SATISFIED WHIP TIE 'CABINET-MR WINDOWS
SUCCESSOR
Congressman Washburn. of Minnesota, said
IN n TRIBUNE reporter at the Fifth Avenue Hotel day
ar tyo ago: TI do not think there Is probability.
altbough Of course there is possibility NJ an extra
session Of Congress- All against IT, aud II II posi-
HE IN 90 until the next session without the country de-
,napdIng Funding bill think General Garfield will not
call Congress together But the b comes again
Won may be sure that the Republicans will not Increase
the per cent They may the time longer. but that
in NV oruion will be all. The Tor this Is plain
There s a strong feeling that the banks threatened the
Government when they made their recent movement TO
contract their circulation BY acting In that way the
hanks have hurt their than the Greenbackers
or body else could possibly have done IN ten years
10 was very foolish, TO say the least.
You want me TO tax on Cabinet mattfTEi Wei, the
West is perfectly sai!sl d. mink. Mf. MlhdOM aud
KrkOJd both have the confl1 Of the people While
there may be feeling that they not az positive men
as some OF their predecessors, the bref II sOuE That
both " them viii make satisfactory Cthinet enc r.
MI Lincoln IL good man; nut do not thlnk ne Should
nave been appointed SIMPLY because ne mad an Industrious
father. Ga The whole THINK tue Administrator has
started satisfactorily At least that Is the feeling IN my
State. as nearly as ! can ascertain"
Who do you think Will BE- the new Senator from
Minnesota r.
All know about n successor 10 Senator Window Is
villa: I have seen III TIE TRIBUNE. General Edgarton
who has been frequently and avOrlbiy mentioned, WILL
think be the successful man. HIS appointment al
th0ugn entirely personal, would be good one He Is
a goodnatured man, OF negative character who has
frequently been candidate and mas frequently WIFI
drawn His appointment will give satisfaction