Iuka reporter. (Iuka, Miss.) 1888-1894, 1892-07-28

Senator Hill does not as rule digni-
fy with denial any of the numerous
flakes" published about him in repub-
lican papers, and he did not authori-
20 me to deny the latest, that he
was contemp, ating an early resignation
from the Senate, but anyone at all
acquainted with the character of the
mfsn shou know that he would not
have used republican paper, or in
feet any aJ all to have made the an
nouncement, even if he actually did
intend to resign. There are other
reasI rs which make il certain that
Senator has no present intention of re-
signing, but am not at liberty to give
, them at this time, There is however.
one tn ng that may be said for the
special benefit of those who predicted
dlHarently. Senator HI proposes
taking very active part in carrying
New York for. leveand an Stevenson n
! and in etectin.s d democratic fegisia-
tare, whace will eject Senator His
c cl1s successor, and his activity is not
to be on paper, but on the stump in
every section OF the State.
This viii probably be the last week
OF the present session of Congress, un-
less there shall be dead lock between
the House and senate on the Worlds
Fair appropriation, and that is not
res arled by those who ought t. be
best informed us probable. A men
Der of the House Appropriation bill
said this morning that he did not think
the attempt of the republicans to
make political capital out Of the dem
&C attic opposition to the appropria-
on would influence any votes when
the question comes up again on the
report of the conference committee to
the House, but that those democrats
who had voted aguinstit ito on Consti-
tutional grounds would be satisfied
with having put themselves on record
and would net tillibuster in anyway
to prevent the house receding from its
previous position, if those favoring
the app 'opriation can muster ma
jority and it is generally believed that
theay can.
As soon as the worlds Fair appro-
priation is disposed OF the House will
be ready to adjourn. and unless the
antl-optlon bill. now before the Senate
shall prove II stumbling block, the
Senate viii raise no objection. The
Importers of the anti-option bill in
the Senate say that it has been dom
onstrated that they are in majority
and that they intend to pass The bill
before adjourning, but the opposition
is very determined minority and
they say they Will talk all summer, if
necessary TO prevent vote being
taken on the bill. There is a good
deal of ''bluil'' in both stat mel IS
and if the World Fair appropriation
be disposed of the very wam We tther
will do the rest, and Adjournment may
be looked Tor at once.
Lots of silly twadole has been sent
ont from Washington during the last
two or three days about the democratic
Senators having agreed To aid Sena-
| tors Cameron and Quay to bring about
the rejection Of the nomination OF NJ,
Shiras. OF Pennsylvania in the hol 9
that the vacancy mi sht eventual Y b.
secuiei bY a democrat. 1t is all rot
A member Of III Jadiciar ct m,nittce
said on the subject: There has been
/ no agreement among democrats, and
the committee in d feri e action on
the nominal OF at the request OF tho
S,nators from Shiras' STATE oaly acted
in accordance with precedent. As no
charges have been made against Shi-
ras. expect to see his nomination
confirmed.