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The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1889-03-07
SENATE REORGANIZATION.
Democratic and Republ' can Com
mittees to Confer.


WASHINGTON, March 6.-After the ad =
journment of the Senate to-day a caucus Of
the republic an senators was held which
lasted an hour. The discussion wa devoted
entirely to the questiol of Feorganizing tho
Senate committees and its executive officers.
A committee con isting of Senators Platt,
Alliso7, Plumb, Dolph, Manderson, E5arts
and Quay was appointed to airan2e the
mai rlty membership of the pmmitteeS
aud infer " it'll the commit ee appointed
by yesterdays democratic caucus to the
mllority representation. 1t is deemed adj
vi able to ge5 the committees into working
order at once and not to wait until congress-
meets in regular session.
POSSIBLE CHANGES.
There was some tax out dispensing
with certain special committees, but 1t Is
believed that they will be continued. A
report is current that Col Swords of Iowa
is likely TO succeed Col. Cannaday as SER
geant-at-arms, if he can secure the support
Of certain western influence, which Is now
in doubt.
By recent cha ges in the Senate, vacan-
cies occur in committees as follows:
By Mr.. B ,wen's retirement-Enrolled
bills, chairman; educatioI aud labor,
Indian affairs, post offices and post roads,
woman suffrage.
By Mr. Palmer's ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
and forestry, ch ir.ual; commerce, educa-
tion and labor, transportation route to the
sea board, woman suffrage.
By Mr.. Riddle erger's retirem ent Man
ufactures. chairman; District of Colum ia,
naval affairs, Poto nae river front, educa-
ton ii labor.
By Mr.. Sabin's retirement-Ra Railroads
chairman; agriculture and forestry, en-
rolled bills, Indian affairs, manufactures.
BY Mr.. Saulsbury's retirement-Engross-
ed bills, chairman, foreign relations, post
office and post roais, privileges and cleo
tions
By Mr.. Chandler's retirement-1ndian ira
ders, chairman; additio al accommodations
for the library of congress, cpl !emio dis
eases, improve neGt of the Missippi river,
naval affairs railroads.
THE DEMOCRATIC COMMITTEE.
The democratic committee to confer with
the rep blicanS insists of Sc Aators Harris,
Cockrell and Kenna.
At the republican caucus this afternoon,
it is said, the que tion Of considering legi,-
latiye bus ness, the election investigation
resolution, and Senator Stewards resou-
ion offered yesterday to increase silver
coinage from $4,000, 900 to S4,000,000 per
month, was no. raised. The impression prev
alent yesterday still remains that no hing
will be done in that direction by the Senate
this session.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1889-03-07
HARRIS0N'S BIG HURRAH
nun PrTBLTC STILL TREATING HIM
ASA NINE DAYS WONDER.

All Sorts of People Flocking to the
white House and Work an lmpossi-
,,ni+v-The Cabinet Ofhcers Also
overwheln.ed by Callers to Tender
concentrations.
WASHINGTON, March GA fatiguing
rro.rect opened before President Harrison
tbis morning. Before he had finished mis-
breakfast he great American public began
20 sssenble in the white house ground, and
=. crowd formidable in nun ers was await
inc the opening of the doors. A treble
o,,srd of policemen stood On the watch and
Iant out all but the privileged few until
7rord was given to admit the general pub
lie The justices of the su upreme court
called in a body, and were introduced by
Col. Wilson.
INDIANAIANS CALL.
A large number of Indiana people were
oIso rec 1ived. Hundreds Of visitors to the
citv were next received. They gazei curl
onsIv at the Preside It, shook his hand aud
,sssed rapidly on. At about 1880 o'clock
fhe public reception was Suspended and the
Pres dent had an earnest private conversa-
tjon with Secretary n BILE, of the interior
daDaTtmelC, az er winch uS went up 'LhlES
IA meet a number OF SO 1ators and represeu-
tstives who lad called to pay their
respects.
SHORT CHATS WITH HIS SECRETARIES.
Secretaries Window, Proctor d Tracy
called during the morning, aud each had a
short chat with the President. On several
occasions during the morning reception the
President slipped away to transact official
busne requiring his attention. Before
no n another crowd even greater tha that
which had preceded it in the early morning
had gatne ed on the sidewalks Soon after
noon the doors were re-opened and the
reception was res lmed for two hours.
SOME OF THE CALLERS.
Among the callers were delegation from
Alabama, Contestant Snalls of South Car
olina with a nu Der of colored lends, the
Vanderbilt Cub of South Carolina, the
governor of Iowa and his staff, Co. Fred
Grant and LADIES', and the Cyclone Flam-
beau Club of Atchlson, Kan, the prize
winners at the last competitive drill here
DRIVE.
At 3 o'clock the doors were closed and the
President went to seek much nee led rest in
a drive around town. He gotinto his frail
phaeton with Glen Studebaker of Indiana,
a Harrison delegate to Chicago, and drove
out behind the one brown horse to Rock
creek and back. Gen. Harrison liked the new
equipage and enjoyed the drive greatly. He
Ike, to drive himself. He does not like to
be driven, even in carriage. He will walk
out every day if he can. But he may have
70 drive some DAYS for lack Of time.
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DUDLEY GIVEN TIE SHAKE.
1t Begins to Look as II President Har-
..Ica.. ~ L.. ..... LII.., Ln.,4I....l

1t Begins to Look as II President Har-
rison VIII Ignore Him Entirely.
WASHINGTON, March 6. - Col. w. W.
Dudley will not go back to his old place as
commissioner Of Pensions. His name Is
not en- mentio cd with thoss of Gen.
Poole and Corp. Tanner Of New York nd
Gen. Gibson OF Ohio, who are candidates.
Col Dudley's friends are be .inning to de-
SPAR of his getting any Office under the
ad inistration, which they said he made
possible. Now they are hoping that Presi-
dent Harrison will at 10 st send for Col.
Dudley and thank him for his distinguished
services. SO far President Harrison shows
no dispositiol to do so.
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FLOYD sNEL SONS AMBITION.
He Thinks the Liberian Mission Would
Suit His Diplomatic Bent.

He Thinks the Liberian Mission Would
Suit His Diplomatic Bent.
WASHINGTON, March 6.-Rev. Floyd
Snelsol of Ii erty county was at the capi-
tol to-day under the care of Congressman
Norwood, receiving id lrse.nents for his
application tor the Liberian mission. Sena-
tors Colquitt and Beown, and Congressman
Norwood and Crisp indorssd him as coming
well reco nmended to them. All the Gepr-
gia republicans indorse him unqualifiedly.
District Attorney Ben Hill was al the
Office # the first comptroller to-day settling
accounts. He is not trying to ret in his
office. Col Haisht has CONSENTED to accept
the district attorneyship If it is offered to
him.
Ex-Marsbal E. c. Wade is a candidate for
tho Third district postmaster generalship
now held by ex-CJngressnan Harrison.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1889-03-07
FIFTEEN COTTAGES BURNED.
Fire at New Orleans Hankers Ate
Ona Claaa of PrOnartv.

Fire at New Orleans Hankers After
One Class OF Property.
NEW ORLEANS, March 6.--Firs this
morning, at the corner Ct Cont and Der
bigny streets, destroyed ten small cottages.
The loss is estimated at 5000.
Fire broLe out last night in a cottage at
No. 472 Chippeway street a d spread to
four adjoining cottages, all of which were
destroyed, eau sing loss of $4,000. They
we fully insured.
COTTAGE BURNED AT COLUMBUS
COLUMBUS, GA, March 6-The five
70 m cottage at No. 1,237 Fourth avenue,
was destroyed by fire tonight. The al ,rm
was turned in about 1880 O'clock, but the
house was like ii der and was too far gone
to save when the fire zen reac cd there. 1t
was occupied by Barney Rothschilds, a
prominent merchant here, a ID was owned y
MS s. A. Blackmara d Mrs. II. A. Dutfee
1t was valued at 81 800, and was Insured
in the williamsburg @ ty Insurance Com
pany Of Bro klyn, N Y, for sl,100. TIE
h usehoId goods were all saved by the
neignbors.
FIRE IN A COTTON STEAMER,
WILMINGTON. N. c., March z, A. M
At 80 O'clock last night, fire was discov-
cred il cotton in the afterhold of the
steamer Gulf Stream. now loadilg for New
York. The cotton is still burning, but the
whole fire department has been called out,
a d will soon have the fire under control.
1t is not thought there will be any serious
damage to the steamer.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1889-03-07
CAALIsLE's MISSING GAvEL.
It Mysteriously Disappeared While he
Was at the Inauguration.

Was al the Inauguration.
WASHINGTON, Aarcn 6.-At the expira-
ton Of each congress the gavel used by the
speaker Of tho House in eserving orde is
always presented to him as a substantial
memento Of his services in the chair. On
the adj urnment Of the House on Monday,
Speaker Carlisle did not Immediately lake
p session Of the one he has use /, and on re-
turning to the hall of the House short
while after the close Of the inaugural cere-
monies he was unable to find it. The gavel
was male of an elephants tooth, is Of pure
ivory, and its loss is regretted very much
by Speaker Carlisle.
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CRIsPrs WANING POWER.

He Submits Cabinet List but Fears
He Can't Gain Support.
ROME, March 6.-Signor Crlspi to-day
presented to King Humbert a cabinet list
comp sed of members Of the left, but he ex-
pressed doubt as to his ability to secure a
majority in the Chamber of Deputies. and
therefore proposed that the king entrust
Signor Bia cheri wi h the formation " a
t ansition cabinet. King Humbert has the
matter under conside I'm, but it Is proba-
BILE that s gnor B nche I, in the event of
his being summone will declite to under
take the SIX, and that Sig lor Crispi's min
istry will be given a trial.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1889-03-07
MARY ANDERSON SICK.
Bands Playing "Old Tippecanoe"
Rasped Her Nerves.

WASHINGTON, March 6.-The bands
which have been playing "Old Tippecanoer
all around the Arlington, by way of ser
euading Blaine, Quay and John Sherman,
who all live right around the corner, have
made NJ SIS Mary Anderson SO i'll that she
was unable TO appear either last night or
tonight, 20 the great disapy ointment of
crowaed audiences. She came here sick
of warnings, and would have played last
light and tonight if her physician had not
sterny forbiddo it, She would have been
we'll. her friends think, if tie bands had
not kept her in a state of nervous agitation.
She is to appear tomorrow night.
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WEST vlRaINIA's GOVERNOR.
President Carl Resorts to O Writ OF
Quo Warranto.

CHARLESTON, w. VA, March 6.--R. r.
Carr, president Of the state Senate, to-day
moved on Gov. E. w. Wilson with writ
Of quo warranto to compel him to show by
what right he continues to hold the gu err
Material chair. The case will not come up
in court until the legal hyht between Gov.
Wilson and ex-Sena or Gatf Is actei upon.
The case Of Wilon and G0ff will in all prob
ability be brought up in the supreme court
tomorrow morning.
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MONEY IN THIS INAUGURATION.

committee Able TO Pay All Ex-
u, pe ses and Have $4,000 Left.
IA, o." 4SHiNGToN, March 6.-The inaugura-
soa, ~ '9nmlttee has achieved an unprece-
|movas |ov financial Success Not only has
1ssu sgas oeen made from the sale of privi-
fsy ana ana of tickets to the ball to de-
bso noa "a" expo ses and 70 return the
mh,isV guarantee subscribed by
Win to spirited citizens, but there
There a surplus left Of about $4,000
hettio," "Spe Se 1900 tickets to the ball sold,
receirss SSy,OJO, and it is expected tnat the
promanst rom the sale of tickets TO the
rs.tnsgaade rsSu'eaade concert held in the hall room
bsli bssl1i'e,fra,ay, d from sale Of souveni,.
10000. "A' oflng this amount up TO
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SHIPMENTS STOPPED.
SUICIDE AT HIS DESK.
The Secretary OF a Stove Company
Blows out His Brains.

Blows out His Brains.
CLEVELAND, o., March 6-Nathan A.
Wilson, secretary of tho Cleveland Stove
Company, was found dead in the company's
Office ihis morning. He had shot himself
In the head with revolver while sitting at
his desk. Wilson was 80 years
OF age, and he came here
from Fort Wayne, at which place
his father, George II. Wilson, president OF
the company. lives. Late this afternoon
the Cleveland Stove Company mae an
assignment Of all its property The nomi-
nal assets are 10000 while the Liabilities
are between SS0,OO0 and 100000. The
assignment was made, it is said, to tide the
com ANY over the excitement caused by the
Secretary's suicide.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1889-03-07
NEW YoHK's PATRONAGE.

Boss Platt will Control it Through His
Lieuteaants
WAsHINGToN, March 6.-Sena or j.
Sloat Fassett ex-senator Thomas C. Platt'S
chief lieutenant, is likely to be collector of
the port of New York. Ex-senator Platt
will control the New York patronage wi h
Vice PresidenL Morton and Secretary Tracy
as his Wasningto representatives. Warner
Miller goes around the hotels S owing his
sore head and itici-ing p esident Harrison
and Seer, tary Blaine II severe terms
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waITNEY's SUCCESS.
He Will Tell Secretary Tracy How He
Made His Great record.

Made His Great record.
WASHINGTON, March 6. - Secretary
Tracy paid Secretary Whitney the high
compliment to-day of saying: Everybody
a knowledges your great success ia this
Office. | wish you would tell me your
methods"
81 shall be glad to-" said Secretary
Whitney. "Come lunch with me to-nor-
row after the cabinet meeting and wen
talk it over"
Secretary Whitney has great confidence
in his bureau chiefs, which he will inpart
to Secretary Tracy. Secretary Whit ey
has only appointed two new ones since he
came in, Engineer Melville and Chief Con
structor Wilson.
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FIRE IN A COTTON STEAMER.
CRASH OF THE IaoN COMPANY.
Other Mills Close Down as q Result OF
the Failure,

Other Mills Close Down as Result OF
the Failure,
READING, PA, March 6.-The failure Of
the R4ading Iron Works has @ used a great
furry among iron men t roughout this
sec ion. Last night the rolling mills at
Naomi, snd Glib altar in this county, the
greater portion of whose products were re-
iyed by the Rea ling Iron Works, closed
down for want of orders, and his TO enoon
the keystone Reading mil, Of this city W ose
entire product is AIKEN ~ the Reading
wo X, also shut dow These three mills
employ over 600 hands
SHIPMENTS STOPPED.
Orders have been issued by the Reading
Railroad Company stopping ths shipment
to tue Reading iro1 Works Of coal, lime,
ore, iron, ETC., from tho mi -es, furnaces
and kiln ntrolled by the railroad com
pany. If this o der is continued for any
ie gtA OK time the iron works will be
obliged TO cease operations for want OF sup
plies. The works a.e running as usual
to-day.
TWO JUDGMENTS ENTERED.
PHILADELPHIA, Marcn 6-rwo judg-
menis were to-day entered In the common
pleas cou by the Philadelphia an X 'ad-
ing Railroad Company against the Readi x
Iro Works. o was Tor $4,000 and one
Tor slC00U0, aud both Of them were on
transcripts from B r6s oulty.
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Closure in the House.

LONDON, March 6.--Il the House Of Com
mons this afte nocn w. II. Smi b, the gov
srnment leader, moved closure on the de-
bate on the address in reply to the queens
speech. The motion was carried by vote
of 247 TO 66.
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ROCHHREAU'S DEATH.
A Claim that He shot Himself on Ac
count of Financial Reverses.


count of Financial Reverses.
PARIS, March ct is again asserted that
M. Rocheroau, director of the Compton d.
Escompte, whose death was announced
yesterday. committed suicide with re-
volver. II is stated that he had 10 his
private fortune, amounting TO 5000, 900.
E ening papers concur in the opinion that M.
ROchereau committed suicide. The Temps
gives partic lars, according to which there
was no alternative but suicide. In order
to remove the fears Of the shareholders six
directors OF the Compton d'Escompte have
announced their readiness to laY on demand
nll moneys deposited with the company.
The chiefs Of the principal banking firms
met to-day aud resolved to place themselves
at the disposal of the Comptoi d'Escompte
in rider to as ure, in case OF necessity, the
repay yment Of all deposits
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Sir Punoefote,s O,ming.

LONDON, March 6.--Sir Julia Plunce-
fote, the new British minister to the United
Stales, will start for w ,shingto about the
end of the month. After short stay he
will return TO London for the sum ner. i
the autumn he will take his family to
washington tor a permanent esidence
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1889-03-07
Germany's New Consul to Samoa.

LONDON, March GA Berlin dispatch
sa that Ierr Stuebel goes as special com
missioner 10 restore order in Samoa, and
that he will have control of the German
squadron in Samoan waters. He is re-
puted to be an able diplomat. The Ameri-
can accoup Of the erms of the armis ice
arranged by Herr Knappe and Mataafa is
not believed ia Berlin
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1889-03-07
Horr for Minister to Mexico.

WASHINGTON, March 6.-The entire
Michisal de ogaiio ! is to press ex-Congre ess-
H. an Roswell g. Horr on the administra-
tion for Minister TO Mexico. This is one
favor witch Gen. Algsr asks.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1889-03-07
BOoDLER KERR's TRIAL
The Formal Proceedings Opened wit
Historical REVIEW.

INC FOrmaI FFOCbeuIuRb Opeu5u WIN
Historical REVIEW.
NEW York, March e.-The jury was
completed yesterday for the trial of Thomas
B. Kerr, and the proceedings of the trial
we're begun to-day. District Attorney
Fellows aud his assistants, Msssrs. Ssmpls
and Fitz erald, appeared for the prpsecu-
ton. and John II. Bird. Robert @. Ingersoll
aud Judge Noah Davis appeared tor the
defendant, Kerr Assistant District Attor-
ney Fitzgerald opened the case. He spent
a lew minutes in preliminaries, and tuen
related he history OF the well-known Doodle
aldermen Of 1856.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1889-03-07
Opium smugglers Caught.

SAN FRANCISCO, Ma ch 6.-Tno custom
house officers IN lde an important seizure Of
opium on the steam collier Empire this
morning from Departure bay. About 70O
boxes, valued at S4,2OO, we're captured.
Edward Jansen and John Gavin, sailors,
we're arrested for smuggling.
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DOWN IN A GAVE IN.

Two Warehouses and Part OF Dwell.
ing GO Down.
NEW ORLEANS, March GA special to
the Picdvune from Vicksburg, Miss, says;
1.-THE officers of the steamer Goldman re-
port that serious cave in occurred
at Bullits bayou landing at
10 o'clock yesterday morning. Lime
sick 81 Colson's warehouse went into
the river. 1t contained the postofflce and
company's safe and much other valuable
property. The clvein reached the resid nee
OF J. B. Willis, taking about one-half Of the
building inio the riVer.n
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MAhDEVILLE A BANKRUPT.
His Liabilities Officially Placed at
100000.

LONDON, March 6-Viscount Vaudeville,
eldest son of the Duke Of Manchester, has
been declared bankrupt. His liabilities
are officially placed at S6O0,0OO. 1t is said
at he has been living beyond his means
aud lost s monev by betting. Vlscount
Vaudeville IL 1875 married Miss Couseulo
Yznaga of New " rk.
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SUICIDE OF A RAvIsHER.
His Victim a Small Girl and He Was
Decoysd Back from Canada,

LANSING, MICH, March 6.--Edward M.
Marietta, a milkmau, was arrested some
days ago charged with an assault upon a
little glrl He subsequently, jumped his
bail and fed to Canada. To-day, by means
OF decoy letter, he was brought from
" indsor 10 Detroit ard captured. WDlle
being brought 10 this city be comm tte 1
suicide with poison and was brought In u
corpse.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1889-03-07

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For sale by Lppman Bros, Wholesale
agents.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1889-03-07

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The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1889-03-07
Bond Purchases.

WASHINGTON, March 6.--The bond offer
ings to-day aggregated l,277, 500 The
secretary a ,cep ed s277 5OJ41Ss at los. q 10
tender consisted Of $i,0J0,OO0 As, at i30,
which was rejected.
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Nothing Done in the Senate.

WASHINGTON, March 6--The Senate
simply met this morning and, on motion Of
MIR Allison adjourned
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CABINET CONGRATULATIONS.
Crush of Callers Renders Work
Out of the Question.

a Crush of Callers Renders Work
Out of the Question.
WASHINGTON, March 6.-The newly
qualified cabinet officers had little opportu-
lity to attend to flical business tAis after
moon, as they received a continuous line OF
yaIeFS mos lypeople from their own 5. ates,
Suo called TO offer their co gratulations.
scIe 5,cI airy Blaine remained It'll the close Of
yuce hou TO receive a number Of Montana
cope who called bv appointment, and
e% otner persons. None of the new officers
Iuuer'ook the routine duties OF their do
ar Inent' tq-dav, and the assistant secreta-
rs kept the wheel of executive business in
motion.
A., RESERVATIONS TENDERED.
assistant Secretaries Thompson and
-ayuard had a special terview with Sec
sgaIy WnGom tlis afternoon AID placed
ll-H Feslgnations at his disnosal. They in
%alnel MIN of their willingness to assist
+a a'N III the performance of his official du-
~ w. guul he completes the organic ,tion of
g'9l apartment il accordance with his own
sues and thereto they would continue
Ioo.llr ,lelr de ks until their successo"s were Sc
sN.l secretary Window replied that he
sppec sps atet their kindness and would not
coes So pom their designations until he had
iso. i.~io'reu with the President on the sub
Solcltor General jerks has rendered his
lis hlauon to the President to take effect at
toa Convenience. Attorney General Miller
rs,. 10y requested s licitor General Jenks to
|t,loa am Tor few days until he became
|j,V more familiar wi h the business of the
'"uent, and he consented to do SO.
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Father Coen Dead.

DUBLIN. March 6.-Father Coen Of Wood
ford, famous agitator Of the land ques-
ton. Ia dead.
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HUsroN's BERTH.
He Will Succeed Hyatt as United
States Treasurer.

WASHINGTON, March 6.-Chairman J. N.
Huston of Indiana has, it is stated, been
ofrered and has accepted the Office of United
States treasurer to succeed James w.
Hyott of Connecticut, declined. He was,
1t is said, offered the first assistant secre-
taryship'of tue treasu y so as to take care
Of the Indiana ofiice-seekers, but he pre-
ferred the uuieter office. John Sherman is
said to he pressing ex- Congrs sman Richard
Parsons OF Ohio for comptr, ller Of the cur
rency or assistant secretary of the treasu y,
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1889-03-07

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infallible cure for all kinds Of neuralgia and
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Rangum Root Med. Co., Nashville, Tenn.
Sold by Lppman Bros. wholesale agents.