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other Southern, Republican 70 90 into th'
Southern State that elected o Republican Gov
srnoT this year. den; Gen 20 J. says , theTs % Is no
s ssn
him out 10 By throwing out precincts in the on,
county IN Which ,t the rseG1pt ap has not DssT @
| compel them to restore the Yotes cast out
I'VE shall have the Governor and tho on.
We ad q stirring campaign In which the tariff
! was the principal issue and wo won We dit
not use much @ I'm money but ,r SIr % %orgapizatlGn wa
Miss Fanny Hayes, daughter OF Mr. and Mrs
! Rutherford Il. Hayes, who was miss OF thirteen
| when she left the White House eight years
ago. comes to Washington next week as the
| guest OF Miss Mary Sherman, Senator Sher-
mans adopted daughter. Miss Fanny was a
very nice. well brought mp little girl. Mrs;
Hayes knew how to manage little ones as well
! as chi ldren OF larger growth. and her three
Hoass hs he Fact that trey oespe
disciplne Mrs. Hayes had not absndoned ths the
use of the slipper. nor had her right hand for
gro ssrowlIns. wi and bel loving rssonnded from the
somsthns sos h that Il sounded sa te "Whask. slap
:" Hear that row 2' asked one Of the old en-
ployees OF the house. It's that lit,lGst Hnyes,
father. Mrs Hayes come right on him In the
VIII Fehsvs himself fer ths next fiX months; !;
Mi nss n,nEf Sc hs nnner Of
quite lady.like and polite to everybody. but
the younger boys. after the manner of boys:
they got It. too. That is probably why they
have all turned out correct young men.
One very warm day last summer some rural
tourists from Kansas found their way to the
Capitol building, and the fact OF their presence
becoming known TO Preston d. Plumb. tho
Senator from Emporia, they were soon gazing
at tho picture OF Pocahontas and the bronze
doors and stairways under the escort Of a
Capitol guard. Becoming weary and athirst.
the pilgrims from the Prohibition State were
stran gers could refresh themselves with q cup
moneywould purchase tin herestaurant. where
stronger drink Is sometimes kept. and that the
es pr tf s Gsy
com mittee rooms from silver p!sted pitchers.
but ~ for the uninitl454ed R4 public: they we're
told these THINGS to Mr. Plumb and while they
sat In the galleries and listened TO his elo-
he and toFcb dene,sdd
allow visitors to the Capitol without water.
His peroration was not especially elonuent.
the shape Of resolution providing Tor
the plaeing, Of public drinking fountains
the pssssd e9 % aPE Sh Res Tse ana sanea S1
President Cleveland. and workmen are now
engaged in cutting four big holes in the solid
holes will be placed water coils, which will be
kept packed with ice, and from WHICH spring
sesk IL Ts f%d sna viii 10
earnestly endorse Senator Plumb for reelection.
and thirsty public will reward him with it's
gratitude.
Ex-senator Francis Herman. OF Utica has
been in Washington for several days engaged
in the preparation OF a legal argument which
he delivered in the Supreme Court. The case,
which was not a particularly important one.
came up from one of tho Circuit Courts of New
York State. Mr. kernan comes to Washington
30 seldom that his face is not generally known
among tho LAWYERS and spectators in the court
day as W to Ss Who the handsome. some curly I
hended Democrat, was that the Court listened
70 so attentyely A groun of attorneys
Interested in Mr. hernanS case recalled the
fact that the ex- Senator was "A member of the
famous, Electoral Commission He was the
the place Of Judge Thurman anvil When a the later later
became so III as to be unable to attend the sit
tings OF the Com mission or to listen to their
His Bedroom. M. Kernan il was rem remarSed R By
all his acouaintances who saw him to-day.
colleague in the Senate. ''' '''''N0
Tomorrow another sale will take place in
scarcely inferior in interest to that
Of the British Minister. This will be at Mr..
Perry Belmont's residence, 1,7O1 Rhode Island
avenue Mr.. Belmont took the house, which is
a splendid corner residence, during his first
lnent 10 Miss Marion LanGdon, preparations
were made to decorate and furnish /. most
broken of. the decorators and iurns6ers We're
turned out. and although 1t was very COM
fOrtabiR
the Aladdin's palace it was once intended To
BE-. Hardly ., woman In Washington has ever
seen tho inside OF 1t. and not Justice Horace
Gray himself ever maintained his bachelor, es-
adjustment freer from feminine society than
and rarely dined alone. often having friend
10 dinner and two or three times year he
superb, nners to who had
lee, &c.. but petticoats were rigid!y excluded.
There will be triangular fight for Mr.. Ran
sons seat in the United States Senate when
he North Carolina Legislature meets in Janu-
Try. great many members are pledged to
Ransom. The Farmers Alliance. however,
which is strongly rerresented in the Legisla-
ure, has candidate ca G in the person person OF s. b, Al
state, bears the name Of one of the Oldest fam
lies in the State. and was the new Governors |
sonor he nS &on asd
Haddell Is the third candidate. His following
8 not so strong nor so popular.
strong dark horse In the fight Is Minister
[aryis who sailed from Rio Janeiro on tho l7th
nst. and is expected IN North Carolina in time
or the Christmas holidays. Jarvis has three
nonths' leave OF absence. and will be on hand
n Raleigh to promote his interests.
Representative Cannon of Illinois emphati-
,ally denies the published reports that he has
ented parlors at one OF the hotels hore to be
ised as headquarters. and opened his canvass
or the Speakership . q the Filty-iirst Congress.
Ie says he came to Washington In advance OF
he opening OF the session By order OF the
House OF Representatives. and. as member OF
he Committee on Appropriations. is engaged
With his colleagues In preparing, appropriation
It the hotel that ho has occupied for several
ears. As 70 the Speakership he says : II Is
,est to be oil with the old love before you are
m with the new. II will be time enough to Sc
Get a Speaker for the Fifty first Congress whom
essi0n at an earlier date"
Henry Plummer Cheatham, the only negro
n the Fifty.Arst Congress. who succeeds tho
Ion. +. III. Simmons In tho Second North Caro-