The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1889-03-01
THE NEW ADMINISTRATION.
President Harrison's Advisers as on
the Latest Slate.
Programme Arranged by the Man
who Comes In and the Man who
Goes out-The official Order Of
Exercises.

WASHINGTON, Feb. 28.-The impression
prevails in some circles tonight that the cab
met of the incoming administration is CON-
plete with one exception, and no further
change will be made in the slate as at pres
ent arranged This is the makeup which
receives the most credence:
Secretary of State-James @. Blaine,
Secretary of the Treasury-William Win
dom.
Secretary of War-Readield Proctor
Secretary of the Navy-To be filed.
Secretary of the Interior-John F. Swift.
Attorney General-John w. Noble.
Postmaster General-John Wanamaker.
Secretary of Agriculture-Jeremiah Rusk
1t is said tonight that Plat and Miller are
distinctly out of the race. New York
may get cabinet place, but it de-
pends entirely upon the temper OF
her politicians. Gen, Harrison, after hear
ing great deal about the situation in the
Empire State, told Mr.. Morton If the Repub-
personal difficulties. could unite in recon-
mendlng some man for cabinet place, he
would have a generous consideration. Ii
such harmony can be brought about the man
named will be given the navy portfolio.
President Cleveland and General Harrison
tion day. After tue ceremonies at the capi-
tol, the ex-President will return to the exc
cutive mansion with the President. After
light refreshments, to which no guests are
invited, ex-Presldent Cleveland will take
leave of President Harrison and drive to the
residence of Secretary Fairchild. President
Harrison will proceed TO the reviewing stand
In front of the White House and review the
inaugural forces.
The Senate committee of arrangements
has issued the official order of the pro ,eed-
ings at the Capitol. The building will he
opened at 10 o'clock to those holding cards
OF admission. AT II the Senate chamber
be reserved for the families Of the diplomat
ic corps. The President of tue
Senate, President and Presi-
dent-elect and lVice President
elect will occupy seats west OF the diplomat
those in the press gallery, will be open to
all having tickets Of admission. The foor
OF the Senate is reserved for members OF the
Senate and House of Representatives, the
Justices of the Supreme Court, army and
navy officers. heads Of departments, and
elect will take the oath Of office in the Sen
ate Chamber. After the organization of the
Senate, the procession will form and march
TO the stand erected on the east front OF the
main part Of the Capitol. where the Presi-
dent Will deliver his inaugural and be sworn
VIII take place in the Senate Chamber.
There are now eight indictments against
Ives and htaynor.
q decision of the Secretary Of the Interior
mas invaiidated the titles to the land in Wal
net alan9' ana many fortunes have sudden
~ changed hands in consequence.
steamer Annie M: Low, Bordeaux to Var
mouth, n. o.. put into New York yesterday
with her cargo ON fire. The FIRE, which had
been raging number Of days, was soon
conquered, ooA
Charles Blackman, publIcschool teachar
at ElliOtyille, n. Y, beat IA year old pnnil
named John Mullahy SO severely yesterday
that the boys death is feared. The teacher
VIII be prosecuted.
Editor Smith, of the Minneapolis FurnI-
tnre News, was shot and seriously wounded
last night, He had received repeated com,
mands to leave town signed by White Caps
lie can assign no reason for the act.
"A temperance debate in the Indiana House
Wednesday was enlivened by fracas. Mr.
willard, DEM, called Mr.. Stanley, Rep. q
mar. Mr. Lynch, Rep, understood the
eplthet to apply 10 him, and struck Willard
In the face. Lynch afterwards apologized.
David Barkey, of Wooster, o., IL years old
was bitten by a dog eight years ago, and 4.
now dying OF hydrophobia. For several day,
he has been subject to the most violent par
oxysms. sDuring one night he bit off tw,
OF his fingers.
The annual meeting of the Longfellov
Memorial Association was held WedDesda.
evening In Cambridge. The treasurer report
ca balance of S1l,277, 10 addition to whicl
tne association has over $4,000 invested II
bonds. The secretary reported progress Ol
the work OF laying out the garden and 10
the ornamental work in the middle OF the es
tate OF the association.