The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-07-13
Warrington.

4 LIMA. ACHE ARRANGEMENTS FOR THE
MARSHALL M0NUMENT-THE CONTESTED
| ELECTION CAsEs-CONGREsS NOT TO AD-
JOURN UNTIL AUGUsT-COLoNEL CABELL
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. NEWS ITENs-TIIE
TRADE STIRRED UP ABOUT THE SUGAR
ANENDMENT-BIlEFs.
From Our Regular Correspondent
| WASHINGTON, July 12.-Thc Committee
on Claims OF the Senate to-day heard an ex-
PLANTATION Of the ill TO refund TO Virginia,
New York, South Carolina. and other
States the amounts advanced by them to
| the Federal Government in 1912 TO aid IL
in carrying on the war with Great Britain.
Judge Critcher represented Virginia, Colo
mel Beverley Tucker South Carolina, and
the attorney for New York was also pre-
sent. The first named spoke at some
! length, and made forcble presentation OF
the claim. subsequently member OF the
committee said that this bill will not be
/ further considered by it this session.
! TIE MONUMENT TO ClHEF-JUsTICE MARSHALL.
1t has been stated in these dispatches that
+ the Marshall-mOnument fund in the hands
OF the Philadelphia Bar Association now
amounted to $4,000, and that Congress
had recently appropriated like amount to
aid in the erection OF a monument in honor
Of the great Chief Justice in Judiciary
Square, in this city. The Senate committee
and eX-Attorney-Gcncral AIacNcagh and
others OF the Bar Association have agreed
upon all the arrangements, and selected ".
[ ". Story, son OF Chcl-Justicc Story, as the
sculptor. There viii he no delay in the
work.
/ THE CONGRATULATIONS CASES.
A leading Republican journalist said 70
me to-day that he had STRONG reasons for
believing that the Republicans at their re-
cent caucus determined to Dust Tiilman, Of
South Carolina, and Shelly. Of Alabama.
and that ii the Democrats compelled them
to send for absent Republicans, then they
would also Unscat Frost, Richardson, and
/ Manning. Later heard from another Re-
publican that nothing had been agreed
upon, but that he knew that some earnest
Stalwarts were working up a sentiment in
favor Of this course. This is to be done to
effect southern congressional elections.
TIE ADJOURNMENT OF CONGEEsS.
The general idea now seems TO be that
Congress viii not get away from Washing
ton before the first or second week in Au-
! gust. and some who are desperate about
the matter declare that it will lie here until
frost. The leisure with which the Senate
to-day considered the river and harbor bill
indicated that it is not in a hurry to get
away from the malaria OF Washington.
COLONEL CABEIL TRIuNrIS.
The subcommittee on the case OF St0yall
rs. Cabcll, consisting OF McsSrS. Calkins,
Pcttibonc. Jacobs, Jones OF Texas, and
Athcrton-3 Republicans, 1 Greenbackcr,
and DomQcrat-vOted to-day unanimously
/ i'm favor OF Colonel CabeIl. A number Of
Republicans congratulated him on the &C
ton OF the committee, and the House will
with much unanimity continue him in the
seat he now occupies.
THE SUGAR LEGISLATION PROPOSED.
The sugar amendment 10 the Internal
revenue bill provides for the repeal OF the
- per cent additional duty imposed by
the act OF 1919. This provision is generally
accepted by ihe sugar trade, but there is an
almost universal condemnation OF the
clause which virtually conicrs upon the
Secretary Of the Treasury and the agents
Of the Treasury Department Che power OF
fixing the rates OF duty on sugar. Protests
are coming in from all quarters against the
latter clause, and the prediction j. that ii
it passes the Senate it will certainly be
stricken out in the House.
Personal NEWS ITEMS.
II is charged against Pennsylvania
now applying for high Federal position
that when assessor OF internal revenue he
made his wife his chief clerk and concealed
the fact by putting her namc on the pay
troll with her initials instead Of writing out
her Christian name, Caroline. Senator Ma
hone to-day offered an amendment to the
nternal-reycnuc bill making the duty on
iron-ore 50 per ton. judge HUGH w.
SbcGey. oil Stanton, and General John h.
Roller. Of Rockingham, are here. Hon.
William Mathew, OF Loudon, WAS 1t the
CAPITOL to-day. The Republicans do not
lave :. ;. Cox any more than they did loi
exposing the fact that all the employees at
fine Carlisle Indian School, including the
cook. lanndress, hostler, and Indian Ia
borers. have been assessed by the lIGb1e!
committee for election purposes. SEMI
tors Pugh and Morgan, OF Alabama, made
speechcs from different standpoint, to-day
on the river and harbor bill. The former
? favored It.
BRIEF NEWS ITEMS.
The Senate passed the river and harbol
ILL this eyening-ayes, 30; noes, 49,
There were several Maryland delegations
At the White House to-day, who advised
the President Is to the internal-reVchu'
collectorship Of that state.
The Tariff Commission VIII summer n
Long Branch. and invite correspondent,
, from associations and individuals
Miss Nellie Bolts. OF savannah, is visit
= inr the Presidents daughter at the Whlt'
House. Her father i nephew OF JON
, Minor Bolts.
Patents have been issued TO Edwin {
: Goodwin, OF Norfolk. for stove oVcn' ah'
. to John Il. Chiles, OF kcnsjown, Tor ma
chine for bending stirfup''
Government receipts to-day: ln'erla
. revenue. s20G.54G; customs, si,li1,457.
D An examination to-day showed that there
I was enough arsenic in the bouquet sen
Guiteau 10 kill several persons.
General Bate. candidate for Governor ii
/ Tennessee. was Oh the door OF the sena'