Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-11-30
He is Said to Be Slated for the
Cabinet.
WHO WILL Be CHOSEN SPEAKER
The Question Now Discusssd-mr. slaine's
condilioa-Ths Extra Session Ques-
ton lIslmans Displacement.
Olhss Washington News.

ernor Campbell Of Ohio, probably secre..
I fnrv az war Just what the latter Will
get Democrats are not yet agreed upon.
| They predict, eonidentially, however
/ that hc will be in the cabinet in some
capacity.
| been IN New York for several days on a
| political r:illhuut Of his own is a deter
| mined candidate for n cabinet position,
| and III spite Of all protests aud predic-
| tons TO the contrary, will be strongly
indorsed By the Illinois Democrats. When
Harrison iirst made his ambition known
and began to pose as the Democratic re-
deeiner Of his state, he WAS bitterly de
uounced by Chicago Democrats, who
Harrison retallated upon his enemies By
threatening to become an Independent
candidate for mayor next spring.
Az the Chicago Democrats are absO-
lutely confident Of clecting the regular
candidate, the threat proved so effective
that they resolved to make terms with
Harrison. and, il is said, have agreed to
support him for anything he wants under
the new administration, In order to elimi-
nate him from the nayOrality contest
next March. With this prestige il is ex-
pected that be may succeed in forcing
his way into the cabinet, or, mt all events,
to n foreign appointment like that OF
consul.
"A strong cabinet possibility is Senator
Mills OF Texas. Mills stunned Illinois
and the Northwest on the assurance that
no would be taken care Of In case he
failed Of reelection to the senate. He
abandoned the Texas state canvass and
Kept his contract His senatorial pros
poets are decidedly gloomy, and he win
almost certainly have TO be provided for
after the Texas legislature decides his
late. IL is understood that he win 20
eign post.
Considerable talk is current n,nonc
Republicans here that cx-Cougressfnnn
sen Butterworth will he the next cnudi-
Gate for governor Of Ohio. Mr.. Rntfpr-
worth IL now IN the city, but declines 10
discuss the subject.
"a. AS near as can be learned, the illness
rom which Mr.. Blaine is now suffering *
more serious than those which bova
proceeded IT, He caught cold apd he
was imprudent in his diet. Some conres.
lon followed and there was fever In it's
uplil The stomach was made torpid and
there was difficulty in digestion. Nat
Wlthstanding reports to the contrary il
can be said that Mr.. Blaine has shown
no no slius Of mental ALTERATION or dclirium
iheTe mas been much difficulty pncoun-
tereu III the effort to get reliable news as
70 his condition. and this has fnstered
the origin and spread of exaggerated
stories Of Mr. Blaine's conJiiion mo
reason for this is two-fold. In tho fjrst
pluce James q. Blaine. Jr., Ia nbsenr
from washington, leaving none of the
lhiniiy at the house except Mrs. Blaine
anl Miss Harriet Blnine. who do not
ieel equal TO the task of answering the
numerous calls for information. In the
second Ulupn fk..
oppressed ny feeling that a public
statement Of patients condition would
ne q Violation of professional etiguptfe
by the physician. A"'''e
IN tho morning it was stated by tbe nt-
,,ellnhts who answered the bell flint Mr.
blaine had pissed comfortable pigbt
. I'M was resting very easily The at
.enuaht added: The family were much
surprised TO see the highly eXngrerafcJ
accounts Of Mr.. Blaine sickness in The
papers this morning. They cannot mn.
lerstand how such reports could have al.
0lned circulation and wish il stated thr,.
ne without foundation" ''''
Later in the day DIR. W. w. johnson.
Who is in charge Of the case. called nj the
iousc and had short consulul..on with
Jr. HYATT, who has been trentipg Nlr
3laie specially for astubborn brnt,
'hinl affection. Subsequently Or. Jobn.
'on informed representative of the Az
ioriated press That the published rpnorts
nat Mr., Blaine is seriously m nrt, on
rely without foundation. 'Thc fact III"
le said, there is nothing really serjni,s
he matter with him. The slight cold
'eompauying fever, from which he suf
trs1 laSt week. has entirely passed away
ma he IL 10 much improved to-day tbnt
70 Is able TO be dressed and TO moye
rgeN about the room"
Jr. Johnson said he did not care To tall,
bout the case. but In RESPONSE IN nnr-
islent Inquiries he said he felt sure Mr.
Same would be ahle TO go out Of doors
II II few days, aud that he Is VOL aha
ven now to stand a journey In case snch
course Is deemed necessary for ND
etter treatment Of his case. Ii il learned
rom another source that Mr.. Blnine
iill soon be removed to some nolnf in
ne South with the hope that a warmer
lmnte will have u beneficial effect on
Is bronchial troubles. which seems Ia
ave been exaggerated since the cold
The Washington correspondence TO lilo
Nallmore sun, an official Democratic or-
III anh99llGes thut Speaker Cdsp viii
lsplace Holman as chairman of Tho
ouse committee on appropriations. Tho
Nm says Holman has not proyen gntjs.
lctory 10 his party aud has mnde many
nemies within his own pnrty In III
puse II is said that Sayers. of Texas
10 succeed Holman MS chairman OF
ne appropriation committee. IL thnrn ,
lonld be an extra session OF the nifty
llrd congress Speaker Crisp will nat
ave any opposition for re-electinn IL n
elieyed, aud Holman win therefore have
o opportunity to jockey for commit
y cholrmanship. When Holman leoves
II present committee position he yyill
TEon out OF sight as quickly as did NJ.
lcGinty. N'u -'r'
Anent the statement tolegraphed fro,,
cattle, Wash, and published this morn
y on the authority Of Judge i. Il. scntt
ny WHOM President Harrison leoves ~,
hlle House and re.ostahlish6s bimsaiF !
Indianapolis he viii probably re.entaa
i, practice Of law with Attornev.C;en \
'm Miller. his Old partner. II 4 steta1
lat The president does not intend Ia rc.
me the practice Of law actively IN ~ I
Nt0ht Of doing an Office business a '. I
III not expect to have partner III 4
~ give attention 70 certain class 81 q
,sts ahu Mil not enter into the snner,i u
Irnec. Attorney-Gcnernl Miller Mil
's understood, enter the firm ~ iSin =
Winters. at indianapolis. Prcsidnn, y
afHson viii not attempt TO take ohar,a !,
my law business under six or ei,,1, d
g.mnths from this time, while Gem I,
~ n5ehds 70 PC eetlyely in the prac. y
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There Is no likelihood Of tho a,tt... NJ
" being passed IN this eontry'.. opl'ph T.
~ little Ii any chance lar II n pnu I,
iiy-third congress- II is to H.. st ni tae Z
" ~ me plans OF the Opponents III ~ NJ