Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-01-01

ls-Mills IS mad and spurns any offer made
by Speaker Crisp. Senator-(Iovernor
his. Dalzell's friends think Robinson
means merely to hold himself as club
over the Congressman.
eo-Hon. James H. Reed. Judge of the United
states District Court says he VIII resign
January /; many after the position;
Straightout Fetterman said TO be in the
lead. PETER and simpson say ingalls,
himself opposed to the saloon.
'2l-Unfted States District Attorney. Lyon
will follow Judge Reeds example and
resign. ingalls, will not be chosen by
Governor Humphrey. Blaine will ac-
cept If reciprocity be made part OF the
platform.
22-Mflls considered mite by the present
dominant power in the House. st. Paul
will build 8 big auditorium for the Demo-
cratic Convention. Dalzeu toasted in
New York. South Carolina indignant at
the refusal of the Legislature to help the
Worlds Fair.
2S-All the committees formed in Is days by
Speaker Crisp: lots of big and many Of
insists that Blaine must be the candidate.
a4-The new Congress to cut down the Gov
ernment's expenses. New York City
wants Blaine, Republicans in Gotham
tired of the reign of Tom Platt. Quay
smiles at the mention of Dalzells candi-
dacy.
2s-Christopher A. Buckley, California's
ifornia politics The coming Legislature
said to contemplate dropping mercantile
appraisers. A Syracuse judge accuses
Hill of pardoning a ward heller, and ar
raigns the Elmira statesman.
26-Crisps choice of chairmen about on par
with other Speakers appointments. Mills
getting over his grief. and will fight val
the acknowledged leader of the new
House.
2z-The new Congress promises to save sso,-
100000 to the taxpayers. Governor Camp
bell declares himself in favor of Cleve-
land, and calls Hill a trickster. Humph-
rey bounded by rival Senatorial candi-
dates.
will not appoint W. H. Graham
for fear of offending local politicians.
Foraker's managers accuse Sherman's
lieutenants of bribery. They say s50 900
was offered to a member to vote for the
old Senator. j. Marshall Wright working
hard to succeed Kerr as Democratic State
Chairman;
es-Democrats win in the Court of Appeals,
of New York, in the Senate cases. The
Tammany hosts now rule New York.
Republicans say they will try every
method of outw1tting the Hill hosts.
Blaine refuses TO commit himself, even
3o-Foraker leads in the Ohio Senatorial
fight. Foraker now accused of bribery.
Philadelphia; on tip from Washington.
fights for Independents delegates. Mills
calls on Crisp, who is threatened with
81-A man in Haydenville, Mass, survives
UTOhen HeCh Cilud pTOuflseS tneTo Sudl
be no more riots. A Harrisburg mans
son has his father declared insane to
secure his wealth; the decree set aside
by the Court. Federal and Mexican
troops fight a battle with Garza's band.
New York storm center: communica-
tion cut off from Sandy Hook and steam
ers I'll late.
S1-Colored Voters League promise to sup
port Dalzell. George w. Miller will
probably be the compromise candidate
for Collector of Internal Revenue;
Wanamaker supports him. Hill, with \
the Senate and Tammany at his back,
controls New York, and Cleveland has
no voice in the matter. Foraker, by con-
trolling the State convention, hopes to
whip the Legislature into line. Mrs.
Belva Lockwood. former candidate of
says Blaine is the winner in 1892.