Telegram-herald., 1888-01-01
CAPITAL CHIT-CHsT


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1isiaes 81 lssopl- ~ - psal 81 i9.s seAso1
Her thral1l4s saappes espei.1iors isfss
been amo..K tiss cssssnz events cf r1e
ssek. 2Et 4l4ny lil-ss .I.l1snts ase lsiatea
tnsseof v1s fesax x1etispaa teiis el-
E1aslasllcsll7 IS as ser .Ets 1iicosssi48
tn4t saa szs le.ue ailel sitA a eair 81
su1ss % = s19p 1c4sf lns.te aArfe aH
sss undergoing BE sa'na p45ets. tts les.
cl.1es Hllh ulaln aalalat .l1 .-sr beauty ala
sracsi,.l sa5a NnleA BE- 4ai 80 seo1 IA 90
poftaailY e. etseffs. 1at s4Is oe tad 60 -
fal1ss ds4Tiy TX lDs gfigiiess ~aico be sn.
loIed 80 all4cn a. lie ulculenfs asl- CO 0in4
Iusi e. &C aolisfs. ~ ~ s4s - 0olFt0ss 81
al else tbat ne t1sx1t az soont as q. gear
aud 3alxsd od STA pair u snoes 80 tlZh-
thal Ee cannes seae them.
Just tsfore he Isssflng Of C0afFezs Is ~1s
sfatsss Ia lhis esrresron iencs taal ~ new
3ta-ss soll1 b. ala4ltsl al tAs sssi8a.
Tniz slaIsms1t ean no~ b. more cgnadsner
~ fsfeaieo AZ l1e same uns Il 10 not
llnpfonsols that ia4f. ii nei -, nsS states
Nii bs Ia Inc Z mon ~ tue oenan. AZ 81
the pexi Presidential tenn. ile kepuo-
hcans are verY anxious Alia very Cetrrulia'
a - set ln oae II tas Dakotas before Tie
l1i0uEnmeacoff tbs sessi0n, 80 a. % secure
ia lrft1lL ftrttlNi4LAu ricit1tAi Fotos DA-
~hlls las democrats Aimls that n a neN
state wishes 10 cga4s ia, complies With All
ths con q Ll0ns and has the ftq 4isite p0puiz-
Uon, i caanos in jus he Dc sept o1i they 60
not mean % have any undue haste ecoat il.
5iuce tbs uleo-las plol-luent Democrats VI
ths gso Houses lave conferred Eiih each
other and win a nam0er Of their kspuu-
ucaB assoc Iate5- Tie programme seems 20
have resolved .iselt inLo sellet afLg Ike tbs.
although. oi coarse, tnefs has neea 10
ioEmal Onrersta4-Ias about IT, lt IS
fhensht loH thai elaolins acts lor NORTH
and ceut1 Dakota. Tor Moaiaua, Asw
Aexico and W 4shinsleu Territories ain -
Submitted. Aua shat tls House siil. u ths
celale aef-es A. a.ceps them, ge3s fae 0sla
in k2Sli q saaae thsl AZ c4l b. sdnlsled ~
shs nsxl st4sioa 81 Csagrrss. bat Delt8er %
hss5 any vote iu TIE lf9sitental e.sctlon.
senator Aorriil. q vermont. read long
speech iast week. his s1e.rcl a.s the r.
ssriotlon 81 foreign iln ali s.sliaa, ons of the
iop'cs hat ~ ensage tte seriols 4--s1ti0a
81 Congress souetim5 during t1s present
Hin;sg. BAT Tor weeks % c0ae. Hlsspeeca
~ss above The aTefase Of senatorial ei9-
QueuCs ln ability. out 70 iaaslid WAS the
Interest 81 toe senate in it that, although
cpon q roIi-ea4l . lew minutes before pe-
tween sixty Or seFeutv senators had
answered 10 their names within I've min
utes after Mr. MorriA cegan 10 speak there
Nere oy actual cCans less than twecty
Senator's in their seats and OF tbess not one
hsif we're listening The only reason thas
SeaaIofa have foe Ia1s occupying The time
III khe senate. IS thar Il IS the OulF Way
gentlemen have. ln1er tue rules a. they
Ecw sand, 80 secure the publication Of
their speecoes. Tie 5ofats - a cocscsvstive
nooy. u2t Eiven 70 relgrll1 % IS cn5tcIns.
and 40 not suppose ieal ary plan tor do
ing raWaF NltA these mang dcezry hours 81
tlsssonls rsatioz can De f1rnled. ou. / an
sure thar u soule sulh scheosa c0uid 5e de-
vised and the tine u tae sessions be ep--re-
~ rev0ted fc bu.z mesa lhe senate spuld
gain Ia the 8ssilassio1 - TIE country.
The Eaitea States -rpcsras Ccu.t ap-
pointed MsI " "a. WfiEut, Oi Loclsvi4ie,
Ky. Marshal u TIE eoGrf. 10 place 0f Col
! =. Nic0laT. who ess held he position Tor
over fifteen yesrs. The apD0ic zee - the
son 81 ten. George Wiight. T. :. A, MO
c0mmsnacd the Department "a TIE .'a 3c
curing sts var. Ia 1851 he resigned ais
oasistsbiD % accept al zppOintmcnt as As
sssssas A5i1tant.fieneral Of volunteers on
ste sisf ii Mal. Cen. ID. G. BG@li. be ac-
conauanlsd Gen. Buell. 10 the West, and
served there on lis star throughout The
camraixns. After the ~ar ne settled In
Louisville to pfsciies iaw. lie ssvveo four
yssrs Ia toe Aentucky legislature aud four
years - Adlu,ant-Csuefa. OF the Slate. lie
vas subsequently Presidrn, and General
NaaaSsr of The southern Exposition which
President Arthur formally apeasd in Louis
vile. ~. n issS. and IN that position wss
distinguished ior Nrstchsd business ability.
beiox responsible for The dec4aencs o. that
sntsrprise.
Mr. Horstio Kings prssencs Ia ths city
iust az his time ffvtyes The g0ssip ? connect.
Ing his name with ths iadge-advocate- gen
srsishiD Of the army. II Is understood hat
NJ. King wants the place sud the Prss.-
dent IS Niiliug 70 give it 10 him. 0ut does
not know hos % dispose Of General swain.
Mr. King - a resident ~ Nee York and
was member t1s Presidents STAT when
he ras Governor 81 tbat state. ft j. he i'm
PRESTON a. the War Department. that Mr.
King vii BE- given the vacancy in the corps
that wili DOUBTLESS soou Be created bg tls
retirement of Major Gardiner. and in-
nsesiistely sppoinfsd setting icf-s advocate
general. elth the urdeFs.anding tnat be
wiil Be given acommiss.on A. soon A. Gen.
swain's fstilsmeut csn Be effected.
In November isst. Aspinwall Fuller.
President ~ the Marine EnEinesrs' Bene6-
sTai Asscciafioa q New York. preferred
charges sgsiosf EdHard Mars suc local in
spsctof os steam vesse $. Of having iilsgsily
issued an engineers ugense toa man named
william ~ ~ son. The ctargss Ssrc ~
vesiiassed ~ Inspecfor-eeBersi pumons.
and ths result 0f The invest sa-inn su5mit-
I'd 70 ihe >eere AIRY of tla Iressury. IN =
recent lsitsr CO Inspector MaIsiind Sscre-
tsrg FMrehiid stated ihat he truth OF the
shsrxes hss been sustained.