Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1889-05-01
WASHINGTON LETTEH.
(From our Regular Correspondent.)
WAsHINGTON, April 26th, 1859

was caused by an attack Of 'umbago. but
others say there ere reasons for believing
that it was something much more setions.
It has long been known to the Intimate !
friends OF Mr.. Blaine that he was threat
ened with the dangerous and much dread
ed "Brights" disease and have been N.
formed by q genetlenan who is Or terms
Of the closest intimacy with the Secre~
tary that the disease has now Sc sa1 de- |
velopcN rs to leave NO douns Of it's exis- !
tence. M. Blaine, SC rny :n,orma,1t says !
is fully aTarc of his condition, and IS |
beng treated FOR t'le lisea2c. But osing !
what IS kaown as 8 ''goui liver, It IS
doubtful wheather Mr.. Blaine viii adopt !
az rigid G course o. diet as cid Genera! |
4. c, Schenck ;lnder similar circumstan-
ces . lew years age, and consequently
WI 40: be 50 Fortunate &c was tE.2t
gentleman in entirely ~ccoverin& his
health. Gen. Schenck, whose recoye,y
,Has regarded IS little shor4 O. b mira
cle> ate nothing but stale wheat bread
, aad Skinned milk for n orc than twelve
months. Few men would be willing to
adopt Scc 50 long g time such q diet.
! The ia. .iority would probably be Ike Q
rrc.I:re1t Washington correspondent
vic has been deaf, sever? years. lie
was q sufferer from "BrglltsS' S disease.
and lad been through several courses o.
medical treatment without benefit, when
! BE Was urged bT Gen. Schcnclz, who was
an ol.i oeiso-al friend, 20 adopt tic
znll,2 aoc; bread dict for year. "E1cv
'ony dc you supposl ] could hope to i've
f twelve months Of this diet should, res
tore my health?" asked the suffering
journalist. ''Twenty wears ct least" re
piled his sympathetic friend, Gen. Sch.
enck. 'AA, the price is too great.
would not live IL that manner one year
to gain twenty years addition to ny lie,
said the coTr 2spondcnt il ; nssH;leG chat
eft no doubt OF his having inaLy decil~
ed the question. The l.tt>~, althu.oIl
we'll on the sunny side of fifty, is dead,
the allotted three score and ten years, is
il good health and daily attending 20 his
lag practice. !
Senator G}AarInan Was yis;ta3.~ ct his
home il this city, last night, By the
membars Of the OHIO Republican Asset.
; ac:oc. It called by appointment 20 sey
good bye" to the Senator previous tc
! his departure ca g short European Trip.
Republicans here very much regret toe
misunderstanding that has arisen be.
tween Senators Sherman and Quay. CT
course nc one who knows the TWO gen
tie1nen would believe that either Ct them
were cspahle o. doing anything dis,oc,-
oras,le. The cause of the trouble seems
to have been about az fo!lovs: 4 short
tins ago Pennsylvania and Chic both
he'd candidates for Deputy Comm isaic ner
OF internal Revenue. The fgha was sc
warn ttil,a.tt It is said the President ;2t1ra4-
ted to both parties his intention OF ap.
pointing = riou rom some other State
url5s5 they could reach an au,icIb,e a.
grcenent. THIS brought the parties TO
te:zEs and Fenrsylvania's candidate was
/ Withdrawn aud the position given to the
OLio man. At the same time the Chic
! paople agreed to support the Fenn2yl"
vania candidate for Solicitor OF the IL
tecnal Revenue Bureau. Just at this
stage Senators Sherman and Quay both
let town for few days. e1d it was dur
ing their absence that the great trouble
occurred, Attorney General Mill2r was
tAe innocent cause Of it. Wanting tc Go
something for Oaio, and knowing no.h
ing Of any agreement between Serator's s
Siberian and Qcay, he asked Represen
tsti7e Mckinley if ex-Congresana nan Al
phonso Hart. oe Chic, would accept the
appointment Of Collector for the Internal
Revenue Bureau. Mr. Mckinley told
him he would telegraph and ascertain
He did SO, and Mr.. Fart accepted and
was te'egraDled to coroe to Washington
INN aIliatejy.
In the meantime Senator Quay returned
to the Cit? and discovered the state Of af
fairs. Hs w&s natlral!y very s.ngzy and
SAID many things not complimentary to
CC4ACtOS OIC1u WlOILl ut HiGulSA lOI
the entire business. When these remarks
were published Mr. Sherman said: I'll
tho remarks attributed to Senator Quay
had come from any one else I should
have resented them. But Senator QUAY
is a big hearted generous man and wher
he comes to understand that there IL
nothing under handed about Mr.. Eart's
appointment his resentment will pass
away. 1t would be out OF place for me-
to step in now and ask Mr. Hart to re-
fuse the position" It is true Senator
Quay went home at that time, but before
leaving lere he met Senator Sherman an6
the matter was explained to him III 6
! satisfactory manner.
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