The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1882-06-20
FROM THE CAPITAL.
5AYNe oEFtes The POWERS THAT. Be.
Ned Hst Attack On ths sAdmluistratIoa---co Coming
kspasiieaa Caaeaa o. Political Asssss.
H3 mssts-- E1elusIrs Character (, Of
II the Execution Of 0uitsau.

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the Execution Of 0aitsau.
special Dispatch to the Intelliseneer s5. ".
WASHINGTON, D. G., June l9.-Mr. Bayne
created quite sensation In the House to-
day by his arraignment OF the Administra.
tion, md succeeded in carrying sixteen
Republicans with hin, enough to prevent
the passage Of the bill fixing the terms Of
revenue collectors ut four years. He was
more out'spoken and rebelious in his re.
Elections upon the President than any Re-
publican in Congress has yet ventured to
be, but the local effect OF his speech in
Western Pennsylvania will probably be
greater than any National consequences
which Mr.. Bsyne attaches TO It.
POLITICAL AssEssNgS1s.
The Republicans Of the House will hold
caucus tomorrow evening, ut which the
subject Of political assessments will proba-
bly, form one subject OF discussion. It is
understood that Chairman Hubbell, Of the
Congressional Committee, will disclaim re-
sponsibility for having included pages,
water boys and scrubbing women in the
distribution Of his circulars, and charge it
upon his mailing clerks. Nothing will
come OF the discussion, as the circulars are
all out and money is coming in. 1t is es-
timated that Il campaign fund OF two
million dollars will be raised in this way.
rSivERsIrY OF VIRGINIA.
Commencement week Of the University
OF Virginia, at Charlottesville, will begin
OH Sunday next with sermon before the
Young Mems Christian Association, by
Dr.. Burrows, OF Norfolk. On Monday the
Board OF Visitors will meet, and on We'd
nesday, Hon E. B. Washburn, OF Illineis,
will address the literary societies. Diplomas
will be distributed on Thursday, and the
Alumni will be addressed by Henry Tut.
willer, OF Alabama.
ADMISSION TO GrIrEAU's EXECUTION.
In addition to thousands OF requests
which Warden Crocker has received from
all parts OF the country for permission 10
witness the execution Of Guiteau, he already
has over two hundred applications from
parties claiming to be representatives of
the press asking the same favor. Under
the law, however, which is very strict in
regard to the publicity OF executions in this
district, nobody can be admitted but
the jury which tried the criminal, his re-
latiyes and clersymen, the attending physi-
clans and twelve citizens, who are required
to sign certificate that the sentence OF the
court was carried out. Warden Crocker
sees no way OF evading the regulation in
this any more than be could in any other
case, but has decided that at least the
twelve citizens shall b. newspaper men.
He will therefore issue tickets OF admission
to one representative OF each daily paper
in Washington, one TO each Associated Press
agent, and divide up the rest as fairly as he
can among the profession.
Under these circumstances the prospects
for the army OF correspondents, who will
undoubtedly be present on the occasion,
looks exceedingly slim for getting any near
er to the gallows than the outside walls OF
the jail. Probably some means may be de-
vised ior the better accommodation OF the
press, but in all probability the strict letter
oiiaw will be observed.
MAHoSE's PLANS.
Senator Malone denies emphatically
tsat he wants to call the Virginia Legisla-
ture together to reapportion the State, and
says he will elect his candidate for Con-
sressman.at-large by q larger majority
than Cameron had. A conference on the
subject is now in progress at Richmond.
as THE POTOMAC FLATS.
The Senate Committee on the reclama-
ton OF the Potomac Flats has agreed that
the best and specifies. way for that work
to be affected would be to amend the
river and harbor bill as passed by the House
by adding section appropriating 500, 900
for its accomplishment. Several members
of the committee are also members Of the
Commerce Committee, to which the river
and harbor bill is referred, and probably
that committee will agree to the proposed
amendment.
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