Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-01-18
CAN BE FOUND.
TIE TROUBLE BETWEEN SENATOR
CALL AND SENATOR PLUMB.
An Anccdote-The Relations Between the
speaker aud the Ex-speahcr-rer-
sonai Mention, sc.
rrrom Our Regular correspondopt.l

WkSITNCrOS, january lI--Slpcc senator
Cal. oi Florida. and Senator Plumb. OF
isnsas. had their hot words on the floor of
,he senate last Tuesday the former has not
heen IN his scat. He Is out Of the city. To.
ia, "A report got abroad that he had or
vruld demand personal satisfaction of MIR.
llumb. This report was the subject most
s,lkcd Of ai the Capitol. Senator Plumb
wa. asked about IL by the Dispq'ch CORE
spondcni Mr.. Plumb said =" | have not
hoard from Mr.. Call either in person or bv
,-ax,. ] have heard, though, that ne Is in
lrhtng mood. If he wants 90 whip me
.s knows whore he can find me avn will
linz. hut u he wants 20 do any shooting
will have "a word 90 say. suppose he will
Eve me time. l feel like fellow ont in
NV state WOO had borrowed enough money
SD start bank. H consulted mo as TO
what / thought Of his plan. II was q
very foolish plan and ] told him 50. adding
Stat il he attempted 10 carry il ont he
volli certainly break IN ninety davs.
'Ncu.' hc replied. I would id sight
ya.icr die IN ninety days than ut sight
Perhaps Mr.. CAL viii allow me ninety
days
vTRY FRIENDLY.
The relations between the Speaker and
s.e cx-SpCakor ore of the most friendly
,..raetrr. Sir. Reed is very courteous
iuIccd 7n his treatment Of Mr. Carlisle.
iacnt OF consulting him UPON parliament
n-r points. Ncarlv every morning before
+lr House is called 20 order the two man
a.e to yet together for little talk.
So these meetings 10 Is but sell
dnu thst something good Is not sad.
TODAY both Mr.. Reed and Mr.. Carlisle
commented upon how little spaces he news
papers rs ruio give 60 the proceedings Of
Congress. The only way" said Mr.. Reed.
f.r a. 90 induce the newspapers 70 give
flil reports Of what we are doing ~ 10 turn
f.c House into a baseball aggregation.
Then our work would he held 10 be Of suf-
ic.ent importance by the press 10 be duly
rnfouiH.ei.'
wooLLY HAD.
70 was thought that what Is known as the
- kiul,v administrative tarh bill would
ua-e 'Nc House without much opposition,
s. h.iug mainly on the line of a bill dealing
'ath The subject which came from the
Democratic Committee ON Ways and Means
81 fAr last Congress. Some n The Demo
.raf.c members have however, been giving
fle ball o pretty clos" scrutiny and lind
ir DO % woody head which arouses
+ne suspicion that there Is high-tarlf
ltrh, somewhere in the vicinity. Tho
li 10 very innocent sort 81 "a way pro
poses large dutv ON the coverings of all
rDrd- imported. Under It's operation there
,ynv / be- An additonn' duty of 80 or 30 per
cont added 10 many kinds of goods wnlcn
nrr brought into TIM country from abroad.
r.eral-c Of this The Democrats propose, un-
l.-a 30 is changed vofy matcraiiyln us OBJ
t.ct.auable feature, 90 stouuy oppose It's
passage.
rrBtIC BUILDING AZ STANTON.
Tho following j. The text of the hin
Which Mr. Barbour has introduced IN the
Senate for the erection Of public build
SOD, 81 StauntOn: "1hat the Secretary of
fno Treasury bee. and De Is hereby. author
II,d and directed 90 purchase OF other
wise provide a site and cause to bo erected
thereon substantial aud connexions
lwlduc. with hrc-pIo0f vaults, for the use
and accommodation Of The pos,-1iiice and
che iLtcrnal-reVcnue Office, and for other
Government uses nt IN" city of stanton.
Ei. The site aud building thereon, when
s0mul tod upon plans and speciilcatOns to
g.. previously made and approved 10y IN"
Secretary of the Treasury shall not exceed
81 cost tho sum q $4,000, nor shall any
ate bc purchased until estimates Tor the
erection of building which VIII fur
nIsh sufficient accommodations for the
transaction Of the public business. ana
which shall not exceed in cost the balance
ol the sum herein limited after tie site
ehali have been purchased and pad Tor,
lla'l have been approved 10y the Secretary
ui the Treasury. ami no purchase oi Site
nor plan for said building shall bc approved
icy the Secretary Of the lroa. urv involving
an expenditure excocuin~ the sa'd sum Of
$40 08O for site and building; and the site
purchase shall leave the building uneN-
posed - danger from ire by an
open space OF at least --- feet, ~
Guiding streets aud alleys: provided that
UO part of said am ANAL he expended
uutl q valid title 90 the said site shall Ice
vested IN The United States. nor until the
.N ID ia
States exclusive jurisdiction over the same
during the time The United States shall be
or remain the owner thereof. for all pur-
poses except the administration OF the
criminal laws Of sald state, and the service
Ot civil process theron
Philip Joseph. Of Atlanta Ga, n colored
man who was in Washington last winter
irving g. induce Congress u make an APP
preparation tor an exposition 60 he held by
colored people, is here again. Ihsume he
wants the COlOr"d people especially recOg-
rized In the propos u Worlds Fair. He
wants "a portion ol any money that Con-
press may approx rate for such a TAR set
apart for a department to be devoted 10
:he negro race, il that is done he saws
THAT most people viii he surprised at the
showing that VIII tc made.
Among the executive documents laid be
fore the House to-day Wls one giving the
findings of the Court ot Claims IN the tCl-
l.win. cases: In the claim Of John l..
Dclt for supplies and stores used 10y the
Mon army. the court finds that $40 is
tue. MIR Belts farm lies between the Big
and Little Monncacy, about one mile from
Nhcr, the NonOCacy cuptics INTO the 20
.,mar In the claim OF Thornton o.
Ntudham. residing near BerrNyillc, Clark
county. the court finds That tho supplies
and stores used bvthc Union army amount
rl io ~2.Ols. I'm IN oclumoi Betty b. Reilly,
naar Winchester, Frederick county, the
court finds that Lumbar TO the amount OF
500 was used by the Union army.
Col0ucl Hanger. OF stanton, IS IN the
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