The Rugby gazette and east Tennessee news. (Rugby, Morgan Co., Tenn.) 1884-188?, 1885-09-12
Washington Letter.
ttrom our regui.r Correspondent
WASHlNGToN. Sept 10.

StWptS tEht u CoHHiN 'ic "Ci oI tu'
NJ one knows very much about it, Oh
gentleman with whom talked prctc,
icd to have heard distinctly from 20
L,mont, that the Ple.drnt intends t
ct here very soon in fact, the gentle
man III ,ught he would he here before thi.
lie said it had been given out that h
, ,ouid not c.me until the 18Th, in ord,
, tn avoid the newspapers, and the Grove
} but that he would come quietly bac
mach SCORER than ,tat.
The best information your core:
pendent can obtain, however, is t. Il,
eject that toe weather has been bad il
the AdirVudacls, and the 7, e,ient TIA
"ot had nearly SO much fishing as h.
!csires; that, in general way, lie ha
heen having good time, and that hi.
liends represent to- him that he Me-. d
-. in no haste about returning If the
Weather should become stormy and cold
ne will probably hasten his return, but
II no,, he viii come not earlier tnan the
| 2ti, and not later than the l8in.
The able corrssp, ndent Of one Of the
Western dailics wrote Il glowing letter
to bis paper week or two ago, i'll which
he made the statement that President
Cleveland received every day in the
ear IN average Of SO 900 letters The
imaginative writer then went on to give
the details Of haw this va>t mail was
dumped on the hoor Of the PoStoiioc
separated hy All army Of clerks, and
"A to big carts Tor delivery 1T the e.
ecutvc Ma!,,iun. There nnoth.r small
rniy OF clerks seized the 30, 900 letter,
nd dlascctcd Tho officials of the cit,
Pos; ,t!icc laughed when | called thej,
'ttcn'ljn to ti,ls statement, but said ii
>as II" werr? thsn others ths are writ.
VI every day The Presidents mail Tie
Superintendent said averages i'll the
n'iSnhorhnod Of 800 per day for he
'ntire year. Some are addressed THE
rRESIDEN IT,, bur the m ,orl,y hay.
tue iain1 Nrnyer Cleveland" beal.
,nno;"ls iitl~s Duri'g he month o;
A ,.ust there nave bacu less than 81
i,tiers It,, J,-Ttl addressed to tho
ihite House, The people vatca Il
'reHj1sntH movements Close v, WI en-
9 goes away for any length Of tim,
hey let tIyn alon3, When it is s'ate,;
&c is abOu, 10 rG;u,1 th0 nLIi comes
curing in again. At the I.rcN,p' tir
" Wri;c Fl ns" mail il advancing
very day. Ma acooun is kept a. H.
.toillce Of thr arrival cf newspapers
.',lnph,et', circulars, etc, addressed to
The White IiaUs".
a meeting Of about fifteen OF the re-
dent correspondents Of nowsranars
= thls city VAS nsii last .rsuiu: to
FINALLY II ii"r i scheme We k,
.>per, whca has been frr sor,e tim
rdcrIcon4idrralion. Tho new enicrpri"
very novel one. 1t is. pr posed that
.,ch one of the associated writer's shall
attribute one article each week oYel
liz own signature, in which lc shal.
have full liho,ty - express MY opinion,
= ideas of which he MAY he pus.ess"d.
There will I've no editor to rass uprl'
Or re- tct the communications from ia,
associated writer's, an each oac will
have full swim, t. tn ri an New
Company has agreed to take hold nr
the paper, and it IL exp cted that t! r
first Humher will tie ssued about Nov
lst. 1t promises t, he IL very interest
iog publication, and it cer,ainly ouyh
to succeed There will be plenty OF pee
ole who will want to Sc" what 50 nsanN
right aud able writer's will have 10
~ each week. Mr.. Woightnan of the
New Orleans Times Democrat" has
assn au active leaie in the enter
rise.
a large gray fox was chased out Of
he White House grounds yesterday |
nprning. He was walking about in the |
dover garden, aaxious to find the Prssi-
enti,,l hencoop, When discovered he
rsn out toward the Washington Mnnu-
ment.
LEN0X