The Evening critic. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1881-1885, 1884-11-28
PERSONAL AND POLITICAL.

Mr.. Hendricks is slowly but surely finding
out that 1t 10 not "Me and Grover"
Congressmen Holman and stockslager, of
Indiana, are among the latest arrivals.
Statesman Bill Hill, OF tho "Hoop-pole" Dis
trict OF ohio, was among tho Congressional ar
rivals last night.
Tho orlcial count of Massachusetts shows
that Blaine had exactly ten more votes in that
State Than Butler.
Judge Seney, one OF tho reelected Democrats
from Ohio, arrived hero last night, accom.
panied by his wife.
Henry NJ. Stanley was given Thanksgiv.
Ing banquet In Paris last evening by the
American residents OF that city.
II is stated that when It is completed ex-S On
etor Yulee Will have the finest residence In
this city, as we'll as the most expensive.
Colonel Ike Hill says Ohio Democrats won
more money on tho result OF the Presidential
election than ever they had In their lives.
Now that Thanksgiving is over, the solons
will begin 10 arrive in large numbers. Quito a
large number arrived last night and to-day.
Congressman Joseph d. Taylor, Of Ohio, who
was defeated for reelection by General War
ner, has arrived and taken his old quarters on
g street,
as he is called since Cleveland's election, is at
Fortress Monroe with his bride. They Will re-
main week or ten days.
Ben LIE Feyre got the largest Democratic
majority OF any congressional candidate In
Ohio-oyer 6,000-while Judge L. d. Taylor, OF
the old Garfield district got the largest Re-
publican ma1ority-1O,OOO.
The latest name mentioned in connection
with Cabinet position IS that OF Hon. W. 3.
GroesbecR, of Cincinnati. The position farmed
out for Mr.. Groesbeck Is either the Treasury
Department or Department of Justice.
Democratic Congressman are already grow
for poBtofices In their districts. IL 10 said
several opposing factions have already been
formed In most OF the towns where there Is O
| Presidential orice.
Tn xuh n xua a ra al Iaafad tf
| Congress by Democratic majority OF over
| 6,000, has arrived and is ready for his Con
| gressional duties next Monday. He has taken
| his old quarters ut Wormley's, where he VIII
live during the winter
| The Executive Committee OF the New YorI
| Associated Prese, which consists of papers
deeply concerned In preserving that assocla
| cent election. The vinoication Is handy
thing TO have In the house.
| Colonel Isaac II. Hill, Deputy Sergeant at
Arms OF the House OF Representatives, wht
was "written up dead last September by {
| number OF correspondents, has returned TO tht
| city much improved In health, and Will be or
deck at the Capitol on Monday.
There is q strange kind OF an insurance
company down South. 1t is the Southerr
\ Mutual Lie Insurance Company. II had {
| surplus OF q million dollars, and, not knowing
| what 10 do with II, applied TO the courts for In
structions. Tho money has Just been dis
| tributed pro rata among tho past stockholders
Archer, the celebrated American Jockey, hai
arrived In New York for O tour OF this country
He has always treated his family In the mos
| generous and coneiderate manner He is no
| as big O swell as Lord Chef-Justice Colerldge
but, looking way down, he would seem 10 be
the litter subject OF the two for wlning am
dining.
Hungry Ohio Democrats are very much pu
out because Bergeant-at-Arms Leedom, OF tn
House 9f Representatives, has retained In on
OF the best-paying positions In his of1ice
prominent young Republican. Still they al
ngree that the young Republican,, who fur
nishes $4,000 bond, Is the most capabl
oncer connected with that o1ilce.
Congressman follett, who was defeated D
Ben Butterworth for recollection to Congress Ii
one OF the Cincinnati districts, has III contem
plation a contest OF Butterworth's election. II
says he Will endeavor at any rate TO have tn
October elections In Cincinnati Investigated
and the methods alleged TO have been used b
the Republicans In electipg their ticketsaSpbA >