Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1889-02-22
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pls,usstp IN WASH 'foN'
ming and Arizona Fayorably
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W,sH1SGToN. Feb. IL. 1889.
ar.nires that Mr.. Allison's de-
n" .I''H last Gen. Harrison out Of
ATOM w. ~, accepting the Treasury port
mint " decidedly OF ingratitude. Six
'in''H ,yhen the Iowa gentleman enter
r lH'i' paisn for reelection. he was
ne ., Nth me canvass by the sickness and
e1 his wife. The ProhlDltlon not
th w,s then boiling in that state. and
sida :, ~ in ,'' Allison's behalf for tear
ie'u I.;,g their own political pros
tn''' I,' ihis perplcxing condition of
r. , ~ threatened the Iowa SEN
" con. Harrison, and Eugene Hale.
+ wa iIoyaly came to his rescue, and
lam H., Senatorial chair for him. The
|ei '' aSoice for Secretary OF the Treasury
oni yi H., locate as needle in hay
hi Is,r,,ninent men. from lake to Gulf.
" ~. 10 coast. have been mentioned
u ti,atl, recipients of the somewhat
, t"nor. and there is no reason to pre-
~ ,hg, one has been chosen above
.s'" Ii is said that Gen. Harri-
inclosed Senator Allison's rejection
N, aea. cold frame; but whether as "a
w." M a continued reminder that the
I3'l' fram the Hawkeye State will be in
a'y "a If Presidential candidates against
la ,,,oo has not been determined. Ru-
Las i, that Mckinley is now in the
.; Ha7 from which Allison has just es-
lt ~ bli any political reasons why the
s' .,',csman should not accept the Treas
s.tfalio are not assigned. unless pos
!, p'tt c objects to being second choice.
,..n. Windham, Thomas. and John G.
%syt head the list of possibilities for
,. ,n.,s delegation. headed by ex-Gov.
my nv have solicited the place for
,.ci Who is Just entering upon six-year
=, r the Senate. The Jayhawkers think.
.meil as their State gave the banner
5rtv vote to Harrison. it should be rep
lnt.lin his advisory, particularly as the
s' .5Sy suggest for tho honor is in every
b. 4,-el TO sustain it. Wanamaker's APP
|,tment is not so certain as it was week
and thc understanding is now that his
3n,emllated trip to Paris was fine stroke
n,l;ey, engineered by the diplomatic
r. 10 bring Harrison to time. A strong
5ns.jtion in the merchant princes own
IT., has formed against promoting a man
nali,ical honor even at the price of
l9OM The other members Of tho cabi-
with the exception of Blaine. are as
Iobematic as they were last November.
kanime, Gen. Harrison and his cabinet
(ya been invited to the Washington CEN
knial in New York, and it seems as though
II gcky gentlemen ought to be notified in
b.e 10 decide whether they will accept the
Ivitation.
Frha House has settled down to hard work,
III is holding frequent night sessions,
m only now and then an occasional bit
! fl;busterng when attempts are made to
! il UP the Union Pacific funding bill. which
4. Payson persistently keeps in the back
Found as much as possible. Springers
| \. providing for the admission and en-
Bling acts for Idaho. Wyoming. and Ari-
bua. has been favorably reported by the
tmmit,ee on Territories. Roger Q. Mills.
the Ways and Means Committee. is still
m! at work among great mass of tabu-
i0ns, showing the difference between the
kna.c tariff bill and the Mills bill. He has
zen under continued pressure now for
shteen months. without recreation.
[u lle SIohu 'Sll olu - UCXluuluH
tell upon him. He refutes
be statemcnt that President Cleveland has
Minated any desire to him to have the two
buses agree upon some measure to re-
be. the revenue by accepting part of the
Pnate bill; and it is presumable that his
mmittee will bring in measure not diff
ring materially from the original Mills
H. Hence. it might as we'll be conceded
at there will be no tariff legislation during
Fifeth Congress.
The Oklahoma bill! is now in the hands of
b Senate Territorial Committee. although
lace IRON Rhode Island declared it was
Hitting the whole question Of Territories
50 consider strip of uncultivated land.
was reminded that Oklahoma proper
ntalned several times the area of little
lody, and subsidized. The friends Of the
easure feel sure Of its passage in the Sem
EvEything is quiet at Samoa. and the
nIeEence between the United States and
primary, begun at Washington in 1887. in
gard TO the islands, will soon. be resumed
berl'nn, Meantime 5000 tons of coal
men, delivered at Panso- Pango coaling
fi9A' will cost about SIT per ton. are to
transported thither from New York or
{llIalelphla. Pretty expensive. to be sure,
Ihee Sam always was willing to pay
E I'M 1pr defense; not cent for
The Nicaragua bill now lacks only the
resident signature to become a law. It
FpIgc's an our International rights without
|l. ai INC United States to any pecuniary
[9mlses OF holding out guarantees ia can
b,!s;s ~ eAp@
= ne Sackvillc- West incident is again be-
Is. Y revived in gossip circles with the re-
~ t!tat IL gentleman named Sir Julian
,a 81 VIII be the next British minister
IT, I' ne Is only baronet; has never been
~ 4; IN the wiles Of diplomacy. Still he
n W Meleome when he arrives, which
I; ;s a9' be until after the inaugural and the
.s''i ne Is the fewer letters he will write.
,,f.u Cleveland contemplates laying
',o.e Congress the c rrespondence
y ,g a.'1 to West; and political agitators
IN .." INV to make it appear that he
M , ,,; leaFe an International complica-
"a -. H ", VIII require great skill and firm
Soaa., 'S successor to smooth away.
.Ie."tv Just now is in a dizzy whirl. the
.s ofthe past week having sur
n ,', nose OF any previous one this sea-
9 ' ooen IN number and brilliancy. Since
!. n MIL Question is settled nothing frets
oo L.s'u VOL OF the bellies. lest perchance their
as An peeome noticeably hollow and their
~, ~, ~ pai , with ovcrexertion. Right here it
:. ! i w. wen to state that Queen Victoria
,ar ut h;l. that ladies may with propriety
, ,ns ii W. or low neck dresses at here cep-
40 :, hereafter. For the sake of harmony
.a uppearance Mrs. Harrison should by all
a aHs persuade her husband to wear a
L. I'''"-'ali coat. The beaux hope she
,i hy most elegant of Secretary and Mrs.
e uvsn Justly notable receptions was the
i val wa. y. 10 PRESIDENT and Mrs. Clev land,
md H. t.,1 lne event of the week. a large
entv. vaoic was arranged to accommodate
ne iho ~; guests. Magma Charta roses
tho nna p..tnclPal flowers in the decoration
led beyond description. Among the
~ guests We're Governor Hill. of
York, also W ~. ~, VI