Omaha daily bee., 1886-10-06
GROWERS SECOND DANIEL,
Reasons Why Manning is Called Back to
the Presidents Side.
eAYARo FIXES UP A NEW CIPHER
Discoveries by Bcnedict-Growth of
the Capttal-Decapitatin Repub-
Reconsideration Will Not
Resign.
Why Dnniclis Wanted.

W tle DEE E,I-SeCTCtaIy hauniuS Hdu many
things to induce him to return to the cabinet,
but lie will only come back to act as a sort of
general supervisor and prepare his annual
report. Some of the reasons given by Secre-
tary Manning's friends for his return are
that the southern climate will be more bene-
ticial to him than the severe winter of
Albany and that he can have greater
variety of entertainments and relaxations at
the national capital than elsewhere. AS to
his duties in the treasury department in all
probability Mr.. Manning will let them be
conducted as they are at present by his assist
ant secretary. Both the president and Mr..
Manning understood that they must have
trained politician and New Yorker at
the head of the treasury to deal
with the combinations formed in New York
and forming elsewhere in opposition to the
administration, and for effcting the next
Manning, and only Manning, and with him
back again he had no fear for lSSS. Cleve-
land told Manning that he would be dabbling
in politics as much in Albany as here, and he
might as well come here and take the salary
Added to all this was Mrs. Manning's desire
for another winter of Washington society.
Talking about Manning's return, n leading
physician says that If he were in Manning'S
place he would not risk a resumption of trea-
sury work, nor would he engage again in pub
lie affairs, because he considers ii dangerous.
ACCIDENT IN CIPHER ALLEY.
The other day some one overheard and un-
derstood a. cipher dispatch being dictated by
England, in regard to refusing to present
Allen Thorndyke Rice of America, at court
The man who overheard the dispatch gave 1t
to a newspaper man and it was published
Secretary Bayard has tried to find the man
but has failed. To day an entire new code
was adopted at the department with the
object of preventing any more information
from going out Before Bayard left the city
Adee to formulate a revision OF the cipher
and make it as complicated as possible. AS
sistant Adee in preparing new code manu-
facturcd a number of decoy cablegrams of
who translated and made public the previous
message. This effort failed to have the de-
sired effect, whereupon the American repre-
sentatiyeS abroad We're informed that new
The new cipher will involve n change from
Wcbster's to Worcester's dictionary as an
additional protection.
PRINTER BENEDICT'S DISCOVERIES.
The Washington correspondent of the
New York World sent the following
telegram to his paper last night, and it ap-
pears this morning: The deeper Public
n'r of bcRfG' his PnGSss the the "nn5s mare
crookedness he strikes He discovers
that about the time Mr.. Rounds was in
formed by the president that he would be re-
tanned until congress adjourned, he began to
cess OF his appropriations. lie played
heavy game of tavols-wlth- democrats. senz
ators and members of the house. AT the'Tda
quest OF Senator Gormon alone he placed 800
on the rolls, during the first month of the
democratic administration. He added 700
persons to his force in defiance of statutory
restrictions.
THE GROWTH OF TIE CAPITAL.
1t is estimated by real estate men that
the census of 1870 will show twice rs large in
crease in the population of Washington as
that of any other like period in the history of
the city. The increase during the period
from 1880 to 1855 was over 10000 The ad-
vance in the price of real estate here has for
several years been almost as phenomenal as
that in the far western cities which have
doomed under the excitement of great immi-
grafton by mining interests, etc The eight
hour movement which threatened evil to the
city for six months during this year, has died
and building is going ahead with an impetus
never known before. There are more struc-
now than in any city in tile United States.
CLEANING OUT REPUBLICANS.
A very strong effort will be put forth
the republicans in the departments 1t is
ascertaincd that large number of men who
are in inferior places, recentlyappointed, have
been promised promotions after the elections,
while others who have not been appointed
have been assured that they soon will be-
Although great many changes have oc-
Cured in the departments under this admin
istration, about two-thirds of the Old force
and almost half the heads of bureaus and
divisions yet remain at their posts There
will presently be renewal of the charges of
offensive partisanshlp," which will be the
battle cry of the officers welding the guillo-
tine, and another stampede will bein.
GERONIMO'S pRIESTIY FRIEND.
Father Stephan, the priest and Indian
agent of the Catholic church, has received an
urgent letter from Geronimo asking him to
come down to Texas and see the POOR In
EprnnlnD Rather
Stepliain that he has been badly thIeated and
needs his aid and religious guidance. Father
Stephan.ls great favorlte with al the lndlaps
tells them about his religion and makes them
like him. lie is a middled aged man, very
polished and bright and the Indians love
him. lie Is great fayorite OF Geronimo and
has gone to Texas to see him.
GEORGE WILL STICK.
Francis X. Pendleton, son OF Hon. George
II. Pendleton, United States minister to
Germany, who o.rla has just returned from
rumor rIi that my father is to m resign Father her
has grown to like Berlin and is we'll satisfied
with his position. lie is in excellent health
and in as good spirits as could be expected
in view OF his domestic Affections"
GENEROUS GROVER.
While the president has not had time to
send any contributions to the Charleston suf-
ferers, it appears now that he has recently
sent so to Charleston for the benefit of the
has caused great comment here.
THE MENICANs wFAKENED.
Special Envoy SedgwicK's report is said to
fully justify the assumption of the state de-
partnlent that the Mexican government
shifted its grounds and modified its claims
after the first arraignment of Cutting.
POSTMAsTERs APPOINTED.
The following Iowa postmasters were
appointed to-day: Samuel l.. Harvey,
Centeryille, Appanoose county, vice e.
G. Haynes, suspended; John lIainsteen.
Boone, Boone county, vice n. w. Simmons,
suspended: George q. Rodman, Washington,
Washington county, vice VIM. B. Ball,
suspended.
PATENTS GRANTED.
Patents have been granted to-day to Al
bert ID. Osgood, Plymouth, Neb., for a corn
harvester attachment for wagons, and to
James X. Petty, Omaha, Neb., for trestle
and seatfold.
Charles A. Brown, Lincoln, IA, draft
equalizer; Andrew CheZem, Sergeant's
Bluffs, Ia, weed cutter: Daniel o. Docken-
dorg, Sheldon, Ia, chaff guide for grain sep
arators; Franklin ID. Moore, Bloomfield, La,
revolving lace and ribbon holder.
The Cattle Situation.
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