The sun., 1891-05-02
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Thires OF Interest 4. s.d About shs
Nstiersi Capital.
WASHINGTON. May 1.-The NATIONAL Democrsi
10 o weekly journal published In this city and
devoted to the dissemination Of Democratic
doctrine for the millions. 1t 10 understood to
Be financially supported BY some Of the lead
ing men Of the party 10 various portions Of the
United States. II enjoys . good reputation.
and many OF It's political articles are said to be
insrirsd. This weeks issue OF the paper. out
tonight. gives prominence to tho following
paragraph:
I'VE have Information on excellent au-
thority that President Harrison is using
every effort to harmonic the Repub-
lican factions in his own State so
Rep1 sfisan Nations conssnsion In order to
d. hs BE- has BAY. ths
9udSy ns soSs Ss e: f.er xeS
ssnient to have il nnds!stood that tbey were
bloefs =, Of Ave business was J., stil,
and 10 tie mean time Dudley has enjoyed the
syss e. Il .ns no
hereafter Dudley yiIl have charge 81 ths hlri In.
ssni ssn ass a'
Is a. skiiiuI and painstaking politician: and hs
secure Ss'ne 1.ofR as viii sss ~
Tho interview with Interstate Commerce
Commissioner veazy. Commandsr-in-C Chief OF
tho @. A. R.. teleeraphed from Cincinnati. In
which he says that Secretary Proctor will suc-
ceed Mr.. Edmunds in tho Senate and Gen.
Aleer will succeed Proctor In the War Dspart-
ment has created some interest hers. To
those persons unacquainted with Gen Aeer'e
resti9nship 70 the pr:sidsnt the ststsmsnt Of
Thsy tnoS .hss there G I Z a Iss:s Gns
SsSSss Sspiast &Sis s.ssa.sS; fe% psinss
5n sssss fss fI Harrson
tho name Of Mr.. Palmer on the Cabinet slate
@ n Ss % .na che Se
a 8. Ass shs s
Just. before. sailing. he heard that the
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Detroit TO 30 Solicitor. General ,Hftsr he ap;
pssh the
and nothing more was heard OF Dnhield. Aleer
a. se ana as % s%'y
Intimate with the President no can. and un-
doubtedly will, see to IT that Alger does not
Alesr has repeatedly stated. sven aaite. re-:
President He Is a candidate Tor the Presi-
Reports received at tho War Department Of
the operations Of the officers who are trying
to secure the enlistment Of Indians In the reg-
ular army are full Of encouragement and the
doubtful feeling entertained whom the project
three troops composed altogether Of Indians,
have been recruited. including one made up OF
and MI & S
% sas :y ss s + s:a sa
ss @ .hs KS sns sfsfs
t6e army Of { large number Of t6s Young bucks
through ialeness and lack oi proper @ n ipcsntivss
to work. So. too. tho new policy is having sec
schools; It has been common complaint that
ths Indian children; LL after going through the
Whsn hss tor
'Adjt. Gen. Kelton say. that the army is now
to g1ys 70 AZ e the srsag;
they viii 70 recruited to serve =. company
education received By them at the schools can
M have scope with benefit to tho Indians and
gsns rom
Europe. Mr.. Foster called upon Secretary
.ns es % 81.
with the Spanish Government. The secrstary
sod M Sa hs
public at present
At tho last session Of the Association Of Med
ical Supsrintendents' OF American Institutions
for tho Insane. hold at the Arlington Hotel this
morning. the society By q vigorous resolution
condemned that public impression that pa
agreed that os case q
sosetS sss On the
watching the letters coming from patients in
not Pqo0 om
fGr the p evident t reason So thas often delgsional
furnish valuable aid to treatment. and that.
furthermore. such letters often contain Lam
were the writer in his sound mind For such
ali stteis Be- supervisor at The asylum. 'n"'
The density Of tho distribution Of population. |
according to the census OF 1890. is shown by q |
map prepared by Henry Cannot. the geo.
In connection with bulletin on the subject by !
Buperintendent Porter, Mr.. Gannett observes |
that, speaking generally. agriculture In this |
to afford employment and support to q popu-
lation In excess Of forty-fve to a square mile. |
stant!y and rapidly Increased. During the last
decade the per cent. OF increase In the settled
the population OF the country was 2486 per
cent Gel Three hundred and e sseyentyy;ssyen tyy y, thou.
miles have been redeemed during the last ton
years exceeding by S0.384 square miles the |
area settled between 1870 and 1880.
For many years the subject Of establishing a
civil pension list for superanuated or disabled
employees Of Uncle Sam has been favorite
ono with certain Republican politicians and