The Springdale news., 1889-02-22
FROM WASHINGTON,
February 1888.

9DfGaIy 19, ioS0.
 Everything about town is begin ming to assamo m inaugural appear ance, as usnal stands are beng erec- ted on all the public reservations along the line oi march. The most of them are fairly completed and the sale If seats begun. The prices range from SI to s4 according fo localities. The hae of march has bean determined and will extend several niles By this arrangement ample opportunity will be given to the CT ormous crowds that are expee ted. Heretofore Inc routc has ex- tended only from the Capitol to tie White Il neaso, but the change this year is believed will be a great m proyement. The supper ani other buildings are around the P,Hsien Office are in course of erection; the eleetre plant has been placed in tae building, and the florist wlll begin preparations in q lay two. There is to be floral piece in the from of sship-of-state9 suspended f om the the ceiling. THis slip is to be g feet long aal tue largest plete of IL kind ever known. Tha floor manager of the bail has issaed his ordors to fhe al3s and some q them afe uniqne, not ,e say IaagtahIe. The committee on carriages doserye I great deal of erodit for the man. har in which they have arranged matters. All tHg.r plans are thor oughiY practlea and will all tend t0icssen the difficulties that have always been experienced on preei- ous occasions Owing to the agree mont among the I!velymen all hired vehicles will be ased in common by the gaest5in ieaviag Inc bail. Eye ry person hiring a YshieIe will Do given $ ticket which will ontitle hIm to b, conveyed home, and on leav. ing the bali he will take tie first vehicle that drives ep; the vehicles will he however, be arranged accor- ding 10 their class.
 Ali the e5mFanles that have cefti- fed their intentions Q coming have been ass sned places ia the line. \ noYel feature of tho parade will be ffty-two yaaag ladies dressed in rel, white and blue, and repi e sonting the different States and Teriitor e. The Senators " ho com pose the committee of arrangements in charge of the official inaugural eeremoHle= oa the 4th of March next. have not yet completed he program SO far as some of tao lal- uar details are concerned bat he main points have been made pub he and are substantially the same as those Of rreYioas inaaeQfatjons.
 Congress is sua hard at work, but there little chance of accom- plishing great deal. All indica- tions, however. point ta the passage ! ofthe Territorial bIlI admitting the new States, aud also the passa ee=of reYenuerepaal Iftbat VIII oPer. ate 10 prevent 4a alarming increase of the Treasury surplus within tbe no1t few moutl4s. With these two measures disposed of the chances | of an eAtaa session will be greatly reduced. The most influential Re pabhcan members, however. sicm to want 1t. The Senate tariff biii has been reported 10 the House and objected to on the grounds of ua- constiiatonality, the House clam ing tho right to Originate all bllls of revenue The Nlcaraguan Canal | bill which has passed Congress is now before the Secretary of State, l who is hearing argument. for and against the bill from outside par ties. The general teIjef is chat the President will approve the blil.
 i he Commlssjoner of \ Aeueallaro Nr. Coleman, h2s been appointed ta ataset'.ea,s l.es
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