New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-03-02

z s7.csr.1 Nct,1s- foyr@rlx a. iowa but now o.
Mjsronr,. can b nsacsd il hat cateeory-is men
toned e 4 Cabinet possibility. II il understood
that General Malone abandoned al hope several
weeks ago. The boom for Judge Speer' q
Georgia. was Milure General Lonestreess
name awakened no enthusiasm ana Is no lonsel
heard, except rs probable can6'da'e ZOE s,e
Commissionership Of hs'ieosas now nsm w ~. n's
old ecnrads-in-armh Joseph = s vonn' cn1 ~
Banes Of judge nnsnes W9,. :, nj
Gohs Of Woss sns' me-. 49, 49, ~
wares s,11s.. :, :. $1,000 .rd ntscr Southern
lucky ~ ~. .s = 800 a~arrad Tssre,aI chat
hopuDnI ,-...s,rss ,vhn 49, ,pst compJeted
49, !" :; s.1t;,r.,,, =, ~. cort.ss .rainst
sne 1 - 80. - U.,,,.s.s :. +, w..bjngton.
r,0asaA go. ~. o,11 son,bern sRepublican
-. ss,,i ssr.. =, tha hone chat Malone or some
s.h., 5istirct;veyv southeru man WIN be honored
.i.h = $50 Az TIE Cabinet board, and even he
secms "a 81 more concerned a. TO the probable
nttituds Of the pcw Administration toward the
pronosed reform Of the Federal election laws
~ - !. - 1921 - the political preferment
81 snv individual
- $500, 49, - ~. h.na.,
1ven Wa .ne ss 49, :, ,,o,tscaa CALLERS to
senefsi aarasn .as ....s.xss r,ro,r h,eaiYast
ocoap ns "I,e sn1 s".r,. 49,, ,,.rn.as 81,
unui .sl'lsv. 80, :. -. -, ~ r,r.t,,e nm his
nlmsc4, sn's seS ~ ~ s ..,,~ .s,rs-a qho,nas
rse an1 80 ~ - ~ .;.,.- ;r-,aw Two ~
Ssfc'e WI W. ..a.. a.. Iahrso, .rnex wore
sne esln,o, ras.s,.. :, Nssr' ETarr.b;ra,
$3.50 ~ ..~... - ss.s ana sny..,ance, The re-
- ~ ~.ss - ~. -. q, ,,sns,a an thu
s u.Ia $3.50 - az ss.ha~ - ~. EducationaI
W. "a ~ .,-o r,sr ,vs,s quickly ahowu M To
s,.-..s1 us.-tsors ra,,ors senator Blair had
made uip to indianapolis during the holidays
and aid not come now TO talk over tho Cabinet
That. It u understood he had practically known
I'll about for two months. Senator Chambers term
expires on. Monday and he cannot secure 8
Reelection until june So IT is Likely that ne.
toc. has no immediate interest In tho makeup OF
f,r1ssai Harrison's Official family In fact the
,v,n asnatorx. II was announced sfterward. merely
Ascue8 4, 70 nav their respects to the new Presi-
49,. r-h.v v,.rs unrtaiy,, 81 the parlor not more
49,. a.. - ..r ,,,nr,tex i
.sr :. $780, NO r..da a caJl of compliment
> 5 c"r-rs ~ M,.sis.iput. Mr.. George Is
~ = 49,, 80 "A "a h.vs 20 confess the nom
n..sA, 49, 49, - -. .,s,.
ponsOs. 49, - - ~. r.o.s stir during the
any os'1n ~ao ,~sssa,~ p.r,.rsrtative Bou-
morning. we.o s Ss1e.s- rc-sLs, of Obio
eeies Of MAINS Suu v'so.no1 -. .--.4S.x "a
Their uamess 100 wore son' utsV.s'' a..
prompts invitation 70 prisA~ MiA w ~
ffestdent<iecs followed. lno ,,' r.-~ -
shout bali an hour, az QUIET os =" n.
wait below while the Generai wa asaeea Das
though good deal Of curiosity was desc'opea =.
ouoe about tho hotel, and all inc expeiw se' as
cuco to ueculating on the probable politician pus-
nesg Of the Maine Congressman and the OHIO Gov
amor. il il probable that their visit was more or
Ie<a : purrly personal ono. Governor Foraker
4 70 b tie ccmmspder Of ono of the divisions In
ia Inauguration Day parade, and arrived in town
+ nnlv ~ mornine He and Genera Harrison bsvs
nan varm friends Tor Q good while. and Mr.. For
-, took tbs trouble last Monday to 90 70 Piqua,
Ohio q meet the Preside nt-eleots train and ride
bsok through thu State ON il ~ far ~ Columbus.
II he ana Nh. BouteIle lad anything TO suggest ~
--.s.h,,, -. <ha IN: Acs;ou into the Inaugural