Fort Worth weekly gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-12-07

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II 10 much easier for The members Ct tn
cabinet 10 decide what their future cara
will be than Ior the president him elf
| Mr.. ClevelsDd hsS Teen in Office so loEl
that the Law business he once had has en-
tirely slipped away from him. Although
bred to the law, he is practically msl
withou. calling. he frankly admits b,
does not know Whas he Will do. II is saft
to say, no Wever, tnat he Will not retirt
permanently from politics. az will yes
awhile" said he to an intimate friend
"And may 60 TO Europe for time, bu
have decided On nothing yet"
Secretary Bsysrd will return to vii.
mington aud will re-ergsgs in the prsc.
| tice Of law.
Attorney General Garland will go tc
Hominy Hill, his Arkansas home, and It is
not probable he will again sctivelY en-
gage in politics. His love for law and Q
quiet life will probably induce him to lead
retired life In the quiet Of his rural
home.
Lamar has . life position and can draw
$4,000 per annum for the rest Of his
days, whether on OR Of the supreme
bench. he is tee only member OF Cieve-
lands cabinet who will remain In the
federal service.
Secretary Eadicott will retire to the
qaiet life Ct his New E gland home. after
q trip to Earope TO visit his daughter,
Mrs. Chamberlain.
Secretary Whitney will take up the
threads Of his lucrative law practice In
New York which he had built up before
he became csbine. fficer.
Mrs. Whitney will be grestly missed
for her untold wealth snd charming en-.
Treatments have made her house the
Social me- ccs CT Washington.
Secretary Fairchild will probably return
TO Albany or New York Ct y, probably the
latter, there to assume some responsible
financial trust.
Postmaster Dickinson or "Don" as he
ia fsmilisrly called, goes to his Michigan
home, whers he has immense buslness and
professional interests to occupy his time
Secretary Vll,s, who Is generally cred
tied with being the business end CT the
administrator. goes back to Wisconsin,
where he Left large sad lucrative Law
practice.
The smsll army OF commissioners and
bureau eff GERS will gradually drop ont OF
the public mind, seeking avenues of en-
ploYmsnt for which they are best quail
ifsd.
Preparations sre now being made by
the board Of promotion for the Worlds
to be held IN 1892, for q
m3eHng here Decenbsr 5, to CANVASS the
~ jet in 4H its phases. This exposition
BIG be established at Washington under
the si1k8NspIcss OF the forty-six states
and teffkoriee, and the sixteen indepen-
dent nations Of the American continent
This great exhibition will be Ii 9 largest
ever held In America. Buildings will be
erected for . permanent exhibit Of the
history, resources, arts
and industries CT the forty six states and
territories Of the United States. a build.
ing will also be erected to con.aint xai bits
Of the history, sntiquitise, resources,
arts and Industries Of the fiseen Spanish |
American republics, the empire OF Brazil,
the Dominion of Canada, and the various |
colonies OF North, CsntrsI and South |
Americs. A government board will be |
appointed By the president, upon the pass
sge OF the bill by congress this winter,
who will hsys sdvisor7 supervision over
The whole affair, In conjunction with the
representatives CT the fifteen Spanish |
American republics.