New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1885-09-16
WASHINGTON LETTER.

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The President has notified the MEM
bers of the Cabinet that he will return
to Washington on Monday and that the
usual meetings will be resumed Tues
day. A number of reports. especially
from the Navy and Treasury Depart
ments, have been prepared for use at
the Cabinet meeting.
Secretary Bayard, it is understood,
will make new recommendation for
Minister to Austria in place of Mr..
Kelley, and it is generally believed that
the Department of Justice will provide
for the Ex-Mayor of Richmond in the
future. Mr.. Bayard has not yet taken
a vacation, but goes to Wilmington
Saturday night and returns Monday
morning. Secretary Whitney is ex-
pected at the Navy Department to-mor-
row, and Postmaster-General Villas tele-
graphs that he too is eastward bound.
Attorney General Garland is still on
his farm in Arkansas, but he is proba-
BILE accompanied by Secretary Lamar, he
will return to Washington in time for
the first fall session of the Cabinet.
Some interesting Developments are ex-
pecte1 from this sudden determination
on the part OF the President and his
counsellors.
Secretary Manning returned to this
city from Watch Hill this afternoon
and tonight was closeted with Assist
ant Secretary Fairchild and his private
Secretary at the Arlington The Secre-
tary says he has enjoyed his vacation
very much and will resume his CUSTOM
airy labors at the department. There
were great many SUBJECTS demanding
attention at once. and they had in a
measure curtailed his "trip, but he is
now ready for hard work again. The
Coast Survey and other questions OF
similar Importance, which had been
partially settled during his absence,
would be carefully examined and a
strict compliance with law enforced.
regardless of consequences.
Miss Cleveland is expected to return
to the White House about the first of
next month and will be accompanied
by one or two lady friends, who will
remain with her until the gay season
begins. Since Miss Cleveland has been
ut Holland Patent, the country home OF
her family, she has passed her time
quietly and has refrained from any
more literary work. The success Of
her recent book has been gratifying tc
her, but 1t is doubtful whether she will
make another similar effort while the
mistress of the White House. 1t is de-
tinitely and authoritativelv stated that
Miss Cleveland will remain with he,
brother during his Administration.
number of her friends will become win
ter residents at the Capital this season,
and the hospitality of the mistress Of
the White House will be fully taxed tc
meet the demands upon her time.
The return Of the President to Wash.
ington will be the signal for an exodus
from the watering places by the leaders
Of society, and a number of residents
from the West End and Connection,
Avenue have already telegraphed te
have their houses in order for immedi
ate occupation. Secretary Manning,
while awaiting for Mrs. Manning and
his daughter to finish their vacation,
will retain apartments at the Airing.
ton, and will superintend the fitting up
of the Ray house on F street, where the
Secretary and his family will spend the
winter. The few weeks spent at Watch
Hill by the Secretary have been very
beneficial, and he returns to Washing.
ton, he says, in better health and spirits
than he would have believed possible
for so short q jaunt.
There will be no lack of entertain
ment or society this winter. if appear
ances are worth anything. and agents
of houses to let are overrun with appli
cants who desire immediate possession
The cold season has set in 1T the sea
shore and the hotels are rapidly vacat
ed by guests who desire home com
forts.
New York and Chicago society vii
be we'll represented at the Capital thi
winter. rs orders have been receive,
from scores of people from these tw
places for winter accommodations here
Mr.. and Mrs. Letter will continue +
entertain their large circle of friends i
the Blaine honse on Massachusetts
avenue, and will be regarded as th
leaders of the Chicago set On til
other hand, Secretary and Mrs. VIII,