The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1891-05-28
WASHINGTON LETTER.
WASHINGTON, MAY Is, lS9.

and answer the questions of his numer-
GUS callers since his return to Washing.
ton, but this week he expects to get
down to business. Secretary Blaine
will, unless prevented by sickness, con.
suit with the President on the Behring
Sea situation, the latest phases OF the
Italian imhroglio aud the Spanish reel.
prooity agreement. 1t is probable that
Hon. J. W. Foster, the gentleman who
50 successfully negotiated the Spanish
agreement will be invited to join the
consultation as to that measure. Secre.
tary Foster will, now that he has had
time to familiarize himself with the
finances OF the government, task, by
the way, at which he has worked about
eighteen hours a day since he entered
the cabinet, have some important pro.
iects to present. Mr.. Harrison is per.
fectly delighted with his trip, and he
looks decidedly better than when he
went away.
Secretary Rusk says of the trip; at
was wonderful excursion, and every
day of it was filled with pleasant hap
penpgs that must remain fixed in our
memories. The great American public
the people-were enthusiastic from start
to finish, and if the good folks on our
route ommitted any courtesy it would be
more than | could do to discover the
gap, Especially gratifying was our re-
ception in the south. Every greeting
was hearty in the extreme, and beyond
question honest. From the time we en-.
tered Tennessee the journey was an
ovation, and on every side there was
heard nothing but the broadcast and most
patriotic sentiments.
"reNas probably put on more paint
than any southern State, and it is no
eNaggeration for me to state that the
people went wild over the appearance OF
the President. California will always
ho remembered ~ tho land of flowers
Az soo, 40 wa ont,rod tho Stat, ", war.
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