Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-07-10
THE WOOL QUESTION.
MANY SEfuBLicAN coxearssxss
LOADED ON IT.
The NATTER Of Adjcarnmsht-rhe Virginia
kxposition--yos, Knows Nothing
Of Reconciliation.
tFrcm Our Regular Correspondent !


WssntSoroN, ID. G.. July 9.--Tbe House
consumed to-day on the sugar schedule.
The most importans subject that remains 10
be discussed u that of wool. Some
twenty-five or thlrtv Republican mem
bors have prepared themselves on
this subject aud expect 10 make an
immense amount q capital out Of Il for TIE
campaign iD tho Nool.RrOwing states. The
discussion AZ this schedule will probably
consume a week or more. and the general i'm.
preston seems 10 be that II viii he pretty
well towards the lat OF the month before the
bill passes toe House. u Is hardly probable
that the Seusie viii be willing to take vote
on The proposed substitute without debate,
and that will consume at least Two or three
weeks. 50 thai Adioarument csnnotSbs looked
for before tho middle or last Of Adjust.
senator D,niel introduced bill appro-
pFiaing $4,000 n cnahle the VARIOUS dc.
parmcnts Of the Government TO be repre-
scented 1T the Virginia Agricultural, Ne
Chanical, aud Tobgcco Exposition; also, n
bill providing that toe Presldent shall ap-
point = board. 10 consist OF TIE Secretary OF the
Navy and four line officers, 20 report the five
best ohianablc sites for the fabrication OF
guns aBd armor-plaic. Senator Riddle.
burger introdu ed bill appropriatirg S25.-
600 Tor a lighthouse At the mouth Of the
Great WIcomic0 river; also, bIll for the
same amount for lighthouse at or near
Tanqitr Island.
Reprcsenl,tive Yost sad 70 day that he
know nothing % any proposed reconciliation
between the att Malone Republicans aud
General Malone. A for himself, he had not
seen bin nearer than three squares on since
bis return from Chicago. There IS no sign
- yet OF nuy yielding on the part Of the
Blaine fiction in Virginia, judging from
their leaders here. Senator kiddlcbffRfr
never WIS Tor Blame. lie was an Allison man,
aud 8sine's trierd s say that ms reconciliation
With Malone was only piece 81 spite because
colonel Brady vas pref red TO himself by
soc dClcgation rs the Ntfinis member Of
ibc National Committee. lie that % II may,
he ana Malone ere now on cordial terms.
General Malone Is anXio1s 10 have eX.P0st-
master David o. WlBdsor run for Congress
100 the AlcXandIi, district against General
Ice, but Mr. Windsor does not think that
DC or any other Republican could carry the
district against ice, and Il not inclined to
W1stc hi, time or money IN The attempt.
Colonel O'fcrrali returned here from NIr-
gina Yesterday and WAS In bis seat In the
House this morning bui lett again this after
noon for Berryylo.
General John T. Lowell, cN.chqlrman OF
abe Virginia Democratic Stale Committee,
Wa. at The Capitol TO-DAY.
Judge Anthony " Kelley is IN the city.
ile c9iled At the State Department tO-dar.
whCre he was warmly received by SECRETARY
ll aTd
Chsrlcs +. Mason. Of Virginia. has been
appointed assistant surgeon wiih the rank OF
fr.t licutsuani. Albert II. ID. Mccormick.
al,1 o. N'r.inia. has been appointed assistant
burRcon IN the navy.
george G.. Rape hls becn appointed p0st-
master at Austiuyi le. Wytne couoly, Va;
John G.. Terry. Bent Mouutiip. Roanoke
county; RosserN Harris. Pine Top. Orange
county; Samuel Cain, Taipl, Prince George
county.
Major Frederick Benton, who commanded
detachment % troops AT The Big Horn mas
sacrc. where General Custer was killed, has
been retired.