New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-09-30

no doslrcd That afternoon, ono oi r'i' c,.,. :,
called upon Farluhar with chai'o"eo ,,s.a ann.
VoNe rS.,,,,.oo ,vas fixed upon for tho place Oh
,,or when Obcrly and his friend arri'eu gu ,
,ronnd they found that Ellsworth, his seeonu ~
s,rccon had already preceded the" D"' T.,
grea surprise they found the opposne -, Tho
vorv naci6c frame OF mind. Oberiy inss'o" N-,h
aucl should take place. When no saw 'as' - vas
a~n man really meant business ELLSWORTH VINO
crh i'"" -, coward broke down completely, ana IL
~ o.dsd he Ellsworth making most ab1eot apoioe''
: ,oad scarcely add that the good Bishop' po's"''
tho hero Of the hour
rr,.ro "a still another "Reminiscences OF opor'y
vc,nr DAYS, and he tells II himself ~ was ~
had heen elected Assemblyman In lniho''. =.
frch,ened. he says, when the time ca"o '' IT,
90 70 the Capitol at Springfield, for he was
that he not tho possessor Oh posnoa s.shrs q,
uc feared that he would be paed by tho hs'n"s
hr,cbt i,,telleets all around him. He TOOK ms sea-
-. ,ho erst dav in fear and trembling but III hso
minutes he was put perfectly at ease' ana - aa
70 think that perhaps he might be ono Vi 'no'o WI.
rou,d ashlnep This was what wrought 'ho s''"'
change In his mind: an.-. ara
"Mr. Speaker said one Asse"oiJ" ""'
no ink In the nlstand =.
horcht &c this the kind OF timber they send nero ~
Hone ross when another Asscmblyman since iA"'ou'
as Long Jonesn and known TO all tho good poop'
Of Illinois rose, and -, .. =. ~.
| aNrr speakcrs said he, "there arc INK pus I" Af0
froze IN the bottles"
This was all young Obery necded 10 put n"A P''
fectly at ease In the Legislature.
Buffalo Bill has been deightng the statesmen win
hls pictures Of life In the Wild West THIS "oeA n'
friends say he ISN'T bit pulled UP Dy DIS Suo'o'o u,
pleasing royalty and one OF them .ei' an '''.
of tho influence OF tho Hon. Mr.. Cody when SHOWS
that he was of more account IN England than minister
phe,ps Colonel Clark T. Carr an Illinois pontic'an'
was on visit to London, and dropped arouha 70 'no
! American legation. He presenter MS ca'u
llvered lackey and ushered into the presence VI
| Minister Phelps: ,.-...a,
| nary and Minister Plenipotentary' Win sH~1' "a
| doubt in his tone.
| az am" responded tho visitor.
| @Ah. now. do you know so glad to SEQ sou''
| @Im glad to know that" said Colonel carr
All. YOU will pardon me,p quickly nterposed the
diplomat "but have no tickets OF admission 10 'no
House OF Parliament DO many OK our p7op'' '"
abroad nowadays, you know"
.Don,r worry about that,r retorted the Colonrs
with some boat "I've a friend who has been KIM
enough to look after that matter"
Indeed,n exclaimed the discounted Minister
might / ask who he Is 7"
Buffalo Dllln was the reply, as the VISITOR oo"ea
himself out the of the diplomats presence ms was
! Colonel cars DrOtncr ID d HotO'i i"'N"' -c-
and Buffalo Bill had been with him in tho west when
he found ont that another Colonel Carr was In London
and wanted 10 visit the Houses OF Parliament, no
easilv secured the tickets which the Minister was
unable to get
Mr. Cody took his Indians and cowboys up TO the
White House one day. but the red men were not
! s,e,iaiy impressed with the Great Father Inc
interview took place In tho east room and was pubic.
| since last spring Mr. Cleveland has been shy oil
in priva A [
there were delegations from dozen tribes In wash
nrton on various missions Most OF hem were trying
to have their reservations protected from te unooi
spollaons which allowed TO go on under secre-
tary Villas One morning two of the chief' who wer'
able to pilot themselves slipped away from the
8 Interpreter and went to the White House Ihey had
been there before and Loeer, tho doorkeeper, think
ing they had come keep appointment, ushcred
: them into the Presidents room. Lamont was away
but the chiefs managed to make Mr. Cleveland under
stand that they TO pay him social WISH lie
T. could not we'll dismiss them at once and they man'
r themselves at home. One Of the chiefs became
j thirsty and in making this known also contrvcd t6
have It understood that something stronger thar
water was wanted 1t has been said that Mr. Cleve
land has no sense Of humor but he grasped the sua
ton at once. Loelior told TO admit no more
callers Then the President sent to the White lious'
cellar, for some OF his favorite cherry bounce Ih'
chiefs pledged the President how In goodl!
rotation and went away content
u The sequel, however not pleasant Tho mex
day they were again at the White House. Fortunately
Mr. Cleveland had gone out to Oak Wow. The thirt
day. however, not only the two chiefs we're again o.
> hand but the head men In several other tribes put
II nm aprrarance The word had been passed arount
and they wanted taste of that cherry bounce How
- they were all appeased nobody but Colonel Lamon
. knows 1t took all his diplomacy, and for Ion
= time afterward Whenever Indian delegation mad
. a visit they were received In the east room and NJ
chance was gwen the chiefs for social converse wit
= the Great Father" They might have got thirsty
l. Senator Zcb Vance docs not always come off frs
best when he tries TO chat, though he Is an adept
Is IT, Lately ne riding up to the Capitol IN stree
n, car with some fellow Senators, when newsoo
boarded tho car and made direct appeal for the sal
st OF bis wares:
10 "New York papers-two for ive,' he piped loohin
straight at Vance, as much as 10 say that 'ho
10 was only for him.
er "Go away, sonny" said the North Carolina Senate
a sternly ave got no money, can't you see thati'
v Mister ppcd tho urchin as no backed out OF I'll
nc car do you know that people 10 HI for lying
"a Then he was gone and Senator Vance's colleague
IN poked fun at him all the way up to the Capitol
lis Representative Taulbsc of Kentucky, has a que'
set of constituents, and 1t may be said OF him that
ne very we'll represents them. In tho backwoods al
the mountain regions, where MT. TalIibee MAKES d
a' canvass before elccuon, e'ory hah ha' "'' v" ~
no Of quantity and there are no two men whose Vows
lis dictoc arc exactly Mr.. Taulbec possess
us a thorough knowledge Of tho peculiar dialects OF u
In people whom ho represents. He sometimes puz7l
his neighbors In the House with extracts from lette
II, in his daily mail A few days ago he was reatir
to little group of members some OF the nnguist
he peculartcs of his people, and told Of some OF the
no Quaint sayings. There IS ono man In Mr. Iauibee
as district who is suspected of possessing supcri
n education He has never In any way merited tn
susrtcIon. but his innocent neghbors are pleased
y imagine these things about him. He was addressing
le crowd of his neighbors day when he used an
ne nresslon which stuck In Mr.. Taulbees memory
ne was this
1.-THE glmfastc affairs OF this yerc constikush'
arc about to be overwhelmed by the pulley-bloc
nc o nature
ne This noble sentiment was appauded to the ech
n stranger n the district asked the way to the pla
AZ 90 q man named Owen. The mountaineer to whom