The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1890-05-19
The Weekly Review ofEyents
at the National Capt.
tai.
National Matters Of Particular Inter-
est 10 Readers In the
Northwest.
Another Fluctuating Wheat Market
In Chicago Marriage Of Mar
garet Isabella Blaine.

Representative Dorsey, of the Third con
grsssionai district OF Nebraska, has put bis
foot In Il "a far ~ his return 70 Washing.
ton In concerned. He certainly In having
@hoodoo. time, all caused by that little
circular %. /" which. 1t Ia said, was issued
In Washington. A Number OF these little
circulars were recently mailed 10 MIR.
Dorssys agranRer" constituents, and Il
appears that they don't like some OF the
sentimsnts expressed In the little
dodgsr and have consequently made
themselves heard on the subject
Many of them are reported
a. having said that the circular -smacks"
OF ~Caessrism, and that Il fairly ciamors
for Mr.. norsey's return 20 congress. The
congressman. when be learned from his
friends Of the sensation that the little cir
cular had created, hurried to Fremont A.
fast a. possible 10 hush ths matter up.
His return 10 Washington II nov iooksd
for. His friends here are unanimous m
saying that IL was most suicidal piece Of
political schsming, and say that II he
isnt successful In securing the nomina-
tion az the coming convention he can at
tach the blame to no one but himself.
silver and Tariff
The program tor the past week In con-
aress can be summed up thus. silver IN the
senate and tariff In the house. MT. Jones
finished his eloquent speech on Tuesday,
and waS followed BY his namasake from
Arkansas, who declared the Dill measure
for the further demonstration Of silver.
Senator Cameron gave notice early la the
wsek that ne would introduee rssclations
la memory Of the late Representative Ksl-
ley, Of Psnnsylvania. Friday afternoon,
and Saturday vii be devoted TO tbs calsn-
aar.
In the house the tarift debate continued
all the week. Everybody bad his say, and
ID II thought now that the original pro-
gram--sto close the debate and vote upon
the bill HAY % will be strictly adhered TO.
New fleesIsn Fvebsbse.
In q few days Chairman Lacy, Of Iowa,
and bis colleagues on the house election
snb-eommittse will make their report of
the Investigation N 10 the assassination OF
Col. John M. Clayton and the frauds al
legged 20 have been committed that G. n,
Brsckinridgr might represent the seeond
Arkansas district In congress. Dir. Lacy
says ID liz almost certain that the commit
tee will recommend new sleciion. That
means the onsting Of Brsckinridgs, Of
Arkansas.
of Intsress 10 Northwest Pvinisrs<
The George w. Childs Climb and q num-
Der of invited guests sat down % an eiah-
orate banquet Monday night In commem-
Grafton OF the 6Iss anniversary OF the birth
OF shs weli-known phllanthropisf. Near
the president OF the elab, w. w. Mahonay,
AZ the head Of tho table, were seated Pub-
lic Printer Palmer, Representatives Amos
y. cummings. Russell and Wade, Maj
Carson and j. j Daily. ofthe Philadelphia
Ledger John II. Obefiy and Eugene Mon
dag. Amorg the prominent members Of
Washington union who we're present
may be mentioned r.. III. Th0mas.
who Is we'll known in the west.
After the good things OF The table had been
thoroughly enjoyed The president read let
ters from q number Of invited guests who
wera unable 20 attend. They were from
Mr. Chllds, from the president of the
Boston union. No. IL; Maj. w. q. Moore,
u. w. Halford. president Of New York
union. No. q, and the president Of Phiia-
delphia union. Mr.. Childs letter inclosed
= printed copy Of an agrssmsnr beIwsen
urinters aud employees In Philadelphia In
I802. which said Indeed we cherish 4
hope that the time II not FAR distant when
the employer and employed will vie with
each othsr, the one In allowing eompe.
tent salary. the other In deserving It.
This paragraph, Mr.. Childs said In hi'
letter, il as applicable nov - then.
spseches followed and toAsts we're re-
spondsd to. Every mention OF Dir. ohiids
name was greeted with enthusiasts cheers
axsxhs Have Been Suppressed.
An article In Washington paper Mon
das morning, copied from . Kansas Cit,
ionrnal, Aeousss Senator ingalls, Of plagiar
ism in his speech on the death OF the LAT
Representative Barns. Dir. Ingalls, upol
being interviewed stated that the articl
which appeared In the Kansas City pspe
ooald hare been suppressed for $500 som
wseks $50, but he thonRht IA scarcely WORT
abe prles. Senator IngAlls said be ba
nsed the same line al thought and ianguag
referred 20 o hundred times, and sAoul
consinus 10 do 20; That the language ls hi
own. while the ideas areltha e0manon posses
slon OF the human race. He denounces th
uolitical associates of COL. Burns Cor RI
sorting 10 his grave for the occasion B
eensuring him.
The Ola wmr~BorsA.
Gen. Sherman appeared on the iioor I
she senate the othsr day and vas heastil
greeted by large number Of SENATOR
Altar some handshsking he retired % II
cloak room. where hs was soon surrounde
bv 1 small band Of storytsllsTs, beaded !
SENATORS Manderson and Hawley. Dul
fng the pansss In Senator Jones siiv'
apsseh, and whenever the doors Of =
oioak room were opened, there can
sounds os hilaniy and laughter and Y
deeper tones of Gen. Shsrman's voio
Ths general spent . few days with \
brother. Senator sherman, having come
tks ctr 10 attend she B7ih birthday Of u
senator.
G. VI. childs will coma cvsr from Phil