The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-02-21

Cream ofthe New York Press.
The Tribune has the following special from
ST. Paul. Mr Winston Is 81 native OF HAN
over county: Z. Is. Winston. mayor OF Anime
apoils. who. "a q lieutenant IN the COnied-
crate cavalry commanded 10y his brOther-in-
law. General Thomas J.. kosser, participated
In some of the sharpest cavalry engagements
Of the war. says. regarding the story started
about General Algcr: 1T IS q cruel and IN
called for attack. IL will be Just as little
credited by the Confederate soldiers as by
the Union men. We learned % re-
spect and admire bravery wherever
we saw It. and our men recognized IN
General Alger a brave and gallant Command
or. lie certainly stood very high from me
Southern standpoint. About tho most des-
perate cavalry battle IN the war IL seems 10
me. was that of .lreyilan's station. General
tuster's and General Kys5er. splendid forces
opposed each other. I think General A.ger
was then colonel of the sixth Michigan, zen
eral Clusters command WAS probably the
cream Of Sheridan's forces. When We were
arraved in battle / heard about Colonel Al8er'
and We all recognized IN the man an excep-
uonally great fighter
-.
The Tribune's special from Albany SAYS
that Governor Hill IS preparing a great speech
10 be made TO the convention. IN when ne
will endeayOr 20 correct some oI the impress
HlOus tIAL ms IllltuADu0t tA'aa-tJ GA "lNNN"
al Albany and Elmlra on silver and the tarlh
have made. The Tribune says that ms atti-
tude will be that of q man 'Wlnklng one eye
AT free trade and the other al partial protec-
ton. while lie squints az Tree coinage ana
dances IN the direction Of honest money.
HC"me now. wicked Zen. this won't DO. We
call lin Ben. because his middle name ls
Bennett
The Tribunes special from Washington
saws the free coinage men are gettlHs very "n-
happy. They fear the report OK tAe commit
Tee viii come too late for action at TINS SEES
SION. Tins looks as though Democratic lead
ers we're Going 10 show the sense and dlscre-
ton 10 choke oil any consideration OF SILVER
at this session.
The Tribune's special from washington re-
morris Mr.. Springer as saying. Tie free
WOOL bin and the Free Binding Iwlne OIL
viii be submitted 10 the House on February
o-th and we expect 10 ask the House o be
DIN the consideration of them on March ISL.
lie added that his committee would go
right on punching holes II the tarih ID every
direction"
The Sun has a telegraphic report from
Deadwood. s.. D.. on Mrs. d. q. Blame, Jrs
testimony on Thursday IN her SUIT TOR q al.
yorce. Il tells tie tale of her marriage Oh
the neglect of her husband, Of the cruel IN
! f4QIlnW treatment q Uti If AA' 0"-t -~'.
and especially by Mrs. Blaine. st.. ana OF
her subsequent poverty and distress. IT,
makes a dark picture for the Biaines 10 look
on.
The Sun reviews its entire controversy
with General Alger and sums up thus The
facts are AS stated by the sun lie absence
without leave was reported by Custer 10 Mer-
ritt Inv Merritt either through General Tor
bert TO Sheridan or directly 70 Sheridan. Inc
final recommendation Tor the dismissal oil
Alper was that Of General Philip II. sheridan.
commanding the Middle Military division ana
the Army oi the Shenandoah. When Sherl-
dams Recommendation for dismissal reached
WASHINGTON "a political friend OF Algers IN
CONGRESS- found the absentee colonel and told
him Of the paper. Colonel Alger was further
advised 20 write his resignation AT once as
the only means of saving himself. aud the
p%olitical friend offered TO take IL 10 Dir. LIN
coin and urge him as a personal favor 70 order
Secretary stanton TO accept II. Mr.. Lincoln
indorsed the resignation a. desired ana Tue
dismissal was ayerteG.
The World SAYS 1900 Temmany Hall Tigers
will 90 10 the Albany Convention. ihey VIII
leave New York in three special trains Of ten
parlor coaches each.
The World still presses It's proposition that
the coal combination IS a conspiracy OF Penn
sylvanlans 10 gOuge money out OK Now 10TH
ers. II proposes to r~etalate by making
wharfage come high to Pennsylvania coal
dealers.
The Herald SAYS the Republican ticket
should be- Harrison and Whitelaw Reid.
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NJ. jacques ST. Cere's special cable to the
Herald says that the antipsthy between NJ
de Freycinet aud NJ. Constans was again eA,
hihited in the ministerial council called
Thursday 10 consider the crisis. In consider
ing who will form the new ministry. he saws
NJ. Clemenceau could not last twelve hours as
Premier. and that NJ. C0nsians killed himself
when he struck NJ. Laur that NJ. dc Frey
cinet is weary Of hard work, but will probably
accept the portfolio OF War. and that NJ Car
not IS about ready TO quit. The friends Of tho
fallen minister saws that the fall or NJ. RtuoI
10 u great misfortune for the Russian alliance
Mr.. Il. II. Barrett and bride. nee Marion b
Hall. of Portsmouth. Va, are stopping for