Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1889-01-24
Georgis's Representatives Talk, After Wis
iting General Harrison

Georgia's Representatives Talk, After Wis
iting General Harrison.
INDIANApoLIs, January 22.-General Har-
rison's principal callers we're the Georgia
visitors; Colonel Albert E. Buck, of Atlanta;
DIR. e. W. Arnold, Of Albany, and R. D.
Locke, of Macon.
ut may not be discreet for us to talk
much of politics." said DR.. Arnold this
evening. "At present our position if some
what delicate. Still ii can do US 20 harm
to state WI at our ideas of the needs of the
south are. Down there the ons predomin
atlng question is that of race. Until that is
removed we cannot hope for the prosperity
which we desire. The only possible way of
disposing of it Is by division of the white
vote. We think General Harrison has it in
his power to cause this division if he is given
to fully to understand the situation in which
We of the south are placed. What we ask, is a
fair represent alton in his principal appoint
menfs. We have many able men, who are
popular and have the confidence of all par
ties. and whose appointment would greatly
strengthen the republican party in the south.
These are not ali republicans. Democratic
leaders who have shown Themselves worthy
OF recognition, are not wanting, and they
should not be sighted. It will make them
and their followers ever friends, and at Il Q
same time show them that We are first for
the good of the country, and not bound mar
rowly to party"
Co,onel Buck was sent for by the presi-
dent-elect, and his long conference this
afternoon is regarded as very important.
He visited General Harrison alone. HIS
colleagues, Arnold and Locke, held their in
terview an hour later, and after they had
been closeted with Colonel Buck on his re-
turn. They all express great satisfaction at
their visit ard intimate that their views on
southern political matters are accorded in
by the president-slect.
Tyty, Georgia, is the scene of the late t
trace war"
A movement to pipe petroleum to Cincin-
natl is reported.
The Chicago Times seems to enjoy its
$50, 0O0 libel suits.
Smallpox is reported near Toledo, O., and
at Denver and Pueblo, Colo.
James Mcmillan has been elected United
States senator, in Michigan.
A test vote in the Dakota legislature shows
Is to 13 against women suffrage.
All the miners in the region of Bramvell.
". Va, 1000 in number are striking.
The territorial bills are being talked about
In congress. The omnibus bill viii be de-
feated.
The river Danube is frozen over solidly
for a distance of eighteen miles below
Vienna.
The congressional committe on contract
labor Will report bill taxing immigrants
Is each.
Dakota continues to hold conventions and
otherwise to boom its chances for admission
be two states.
Benny Mckee, General Harrison's fayorite
grandchild. has been very sick from having
been vaccinated.
"white Caps" in Shamokin, Pa, vhipped
half idiot nearly TO death, on q charge of
improper conduct.
Haytien gunboat ran into the steamer
Hsytien Republic, at Port an Prince, it is
thought intentionally.
White Caps were met BY an armed defense
ut Allentown, Md, and decamped, More
of the shots hit anybody.
Thermometer at IS in the shade was too
much for the ice palace at Montreal and
the western wall collapsed.
An east bound passenger train on the
Northwestern, near Elsood, Mich. broke
down and . coach was dragged on its side
over stumps. tearing 1t to pieces and killing
John A. Macdonald, lieutenant governor Of
Michigan, William Corcoran. of Escanaba,
and 3. A. Tuttls, Of Cleveland, O. Others
vses hurt