The morning call., 1891-10-05
NEWS OF THE HOTELS
Congressman Bynum and Party
Arrive i'm the City.
A Democratic View of the Ohio Fight-Geolo-
gists at Large-It Made Her Blush.
Wine Sent to France.

Congressman W. D. Bynum Of Indiana,
accompanied by Senator Charles j. Faux
ner of West Virginia and Chauncey +. BLACK
of Pennsylvania, arrived in this city yester-
day morning. and are now at the Palace.
Their errand here is to assist in the mys-
FERROUS campaign Of education which the
Democrats are carrying on preparatory To
the campaign of 1892. and they will address
the faithful tonight at mass-meetlng TO De
held at Metropolitan Hall.
While all are well-known men, the great
est interest attaches. without doubt. to Mr..
Bynum, who has been prominent member
of the House of Representatives for several
years, and who is now conspicuous as can
didate for the Speakership. He is tall,
swarthy complexioned man of stalwart
physique, apd yet quite young, In appear
ance. He is man OF und0uDted aolllty.
and has been for long time regarded as
one of the leaders of Lis party on the 1oor
of the House.
"It is difficult to say just what the, out
come of the contest will be-" he said last
night, and the rivalry is of an entirely
friendly nature. The friends of Mills and
an ill-feeling between those two gentlemen,
but am confident that their feelings to-
ward each other are of the most kindly ma
ture. 1t is hard to get any definite express
sion of opinion from tie greater number OF
the members of Congress, as there are
mum Der of local candidates who will be
voted for in the caucus. Very little will be
known as to the relative strength OF the
various aspirants, should say, until day
or TWO before the caucus is held.
When asked for his opinion Of the situa-
opinion that Campbell las shade the best
of the fight. l think the majority will be
close either way, although some unforeseen
cause may occur to give the Democrats
large majority"
II admit, he added, that ONO Is he-
publican state, but tile fight between Fo-
raker and Sherman l know is very bitter,
and that is certain to injure Mckinley
chances. The Farmers Alliance are after
Sherman's scalp, and that am confident
will do the Republicans no good
Biologists at Large.
Among the arrivals at the Palace yester-
day were four members of the international
Association of Biologists. which recently
met at Washington, d. c. They are: DR..
Arnold Ulrich and DR.. Bruno Weigand. of
Strasburg University, DR.. Alfred Berglat
of Munich, and Herr Julius Romberg of
Berlin.
Dr. Berglat was seen and said: 1--WE
have had most delightful trip and are
charmed with what We have seen in Amer
lea. We were taken from Chicago to the
Yellowstone Park. and have worked our
way thus far, making investigations in
Utah and in the Grand Canyon of the
Colorado. America, you know, is COM
paratively an unexplored country, so far as
the science of geology is concerned, and we
have seen much. therefore. to interest US.
We were especially taken with the Grand
Canyon. which is certainly one of the Won
ders of the world, and Major Powell of the
United States Geological Survey gave US
every facility to inspect it. There were
thirty in our ! arty that went out from Flag
staff to the canyon, and among the number
was Mrs. Hughes, wife of Professor Hughes
of Cambridge, England. We spent week
in examining the canyon.
From here we 60 to Portland and Seattle,
aud home by the way of the Canadian Pa
Cifir."