New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-11-24
WHAT MN Ale TALKING ABOUT

Erroneous reports being in circulation In reganu :"
scene between Mr.. aine and Senator EHinuiias'
it is proper that the fact be accurately stated. y"
sunday a tcrno,n Mr. Plane paid visit to the houS'
Of Presi lent Arthur. and. he entered the pdo'
senator rlmun camc iorwari with sleaI aPi~
cor atty. extending bis hand and saying nv" ~
YOU do. Mr. Blainei" Mr. Blaine stood with nan''
holding his hat in front OF him. in the posiuOh ID
mar to all who havo met hip. and maze no to
- on e. simply looking Mr. tAnund- in The eye.
ing some embarrassment. Clayton McMchael saiu'
"You know the Senator Mr.. Blaine y PIT biAhe
remained rerectv silent. and Mr.. Eimunds al ehE,H,
apparently compromising the situation. rcIrca'oN
10 the .ofa from which he had risen. few minutes
ater Mr. Ba ne expressed TO Mr.. McMichae ana DIT
Miller his sincere regret that an act lmpeISu'oP
demanded from him should have occurred In INC
hOu-e Of mourning MIR Blaine made no eXpiaha
ion OF his motive, but the presumption th"'
lie was not anxious to shake hands on SUBWAY
with a man WHO had gratuitousy slandered him
on s tur ay Tho marvel j. that Mr.. hA
munds made the approach. II was on 7aIW
dav that Mr. Edmunds's etter published By MS
friends an apparently with his approval! distnctW
ntlmaunG his belief that Mr. Blaine wa dishonest
man.
Senator Mcmillan Of Buffalo was in the city yes
ter 'av and was asked about the senatOr5hp contest
and the dspos Of the Repub leans in the western
art Of the state. lie has been creIted win bclu-
an a herent OF senator Miller. but he was extremely
not 10 eXIress opinion. or even 10 ''ls
c ose his position Among otLer things be Sah ;
/ 1--WE are quietly waiting for the recovery Of James
| D. Warren, whose cOunsels are desired. He has
been extremely i'll. but Ia fairly cOnva escent'
and. | unler tand. out Of danger No. 90 not
| know that LIE will be candidate. In fact, thmK
/ the CONTRARY there Is less talk about the senator
ship IN Buffalo than place in THE state. came
down here az much any thing TO ny To ind out
something about 1t myse1 We have heard that II
va. a fight. and would like 20 know.
II. II Warner. OF Rochester. the we-kno wn patent
medicine man. who i at toe Gil-ey House had a
curo itv presented 70 him vesteriav by gentleman
who had jusl returned from New Mexico. The Ia
goa splings ia that Territory noted for their
medicinal qualities. and freQuented by the Ute
Indians. springs twonty eight miles northwest
OF Amargo. at altitude of 1000 feet above the
sea The water bubbles up at a temperature OF lao
/ some one had suspended over the springs by coui
one Of Mr. Warmers empty medicine bottles The
/ acton OF tho formed crystal crust OF pure
white the gas. giving IL curious apbeaianee
II was ,Ound sn-pen oil by the gentleman VINO -, y,
/ IL l. Mr.. yesteriay. ana Is " be tAeu 20
Rochester 70 be placed among the curio-ities La DIT
General Joseph r. Hawiey. Of Connecticut who
was IN the CITY yeserss' IL eohnden1 81 IA hao aov
oploI ION lie replied that ne ha1 hearl OF none Una
Lad any lo.nAa on although there are the usuA
WI Viz b a ne remained at the Finn Avenue HOte
10 Boston. lie Lad large nuners OF callers "hit
here. Un sun4ay. who driving up Fifth Avenu
II tdb. no hot Win az a'thcHt HNHt ~
" ndsOr Hotel. that gave HIM something OF shock
lie horse ell Dir. Blaine thrown from hi
H.- head VAS amnied against the 700 OF TIT
cab DO somewhat hurt
OOlOuel Tom" OchIltrUe, speaking yesterday o
Arthur, pad tnI- trlDuto 70 his memory
"The red sought u be ressel u on The country a
one tine by those inImca 10 Frezh.ent Arthur tina
ne SUBJECTED 70 unuue familiarity BY Old &c
auaintinces ent rely errUneOus lie had pres
ence that for ale II. lie Was dignity persOnihed
and stu a gentle, pathetic kind Of dignity that In
] pced Lect esteem instead Of awe o0methIn!
! of that dignity which doth hedge q X ng he ha
/ about him. | knew General Arthur for years belor
MS accession the Presidency, and Was hUnOred b.
his friendship and confidence down 10 the day Of a.
death, and never Lrcsumed TO address him otherwlS
than a. Mr. Presil emit bore letters from him dur
/ ING an extented tour abroad which gave the en-
trance to the most guIshei cIrces, and nothin
pleased him more than 10 Vhle away an hour or .
, | stening to nv "reminiscences Of court, camp an
field during those days. Being the only member
| Congress from Iexas POLITICAL accord with til
[ Administration, / had the honor OF frequent con
.utatiOns In regard 10 mpol tant appointments
nat ST tie and always found him most consc entlou
: in regard thereto never dared to urge an apponI
ment on the ground that IL would rebound " his oN
Official Advancement. In all judicial appont u,
he leaned 70 or ty in his selections ana an 90
nittAI the admirable discretion that cbarac Uer 10
his nominations. He was model President. ana
noble gentleman. 1t Will DO long before We see q
John NJ Francis, Editor Of "1he Troy Times,
aid about the senatOrship and the fact that ~
naper has come out for Senator Miller: We IA
somewhere. and however much pam IL miRht Eau,
me in PERSONAL feeling 10 lie against mon Nno d,
NV friends, felt compelled BY the silI'IAon
suuport Mr. Miller for re election"