The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-11-27
LIVE WASHINGTON TOPICS.
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R8LICs FROM THE VATICAN.

4 Facsimile or the viking ship Heing
Ruiit In Norway for the woria's Fair
Candidates for tho secretaryship OF the
senate-A New Evening Paper to be
started NJ Forneru erssd Correspondence
WARRINGTON. Nov. ding op-
position in tho Navy Department. 1t is certain
thnt United States naval vessel will be as
signod to bring to this country the exhibit OF
relics rotating to the discovery OF America
loaned by the Vatican from its museum for
the Worlds Fair. Secretary Tracy. 1t is I'M
derstood. is heartily In favor OF assigning q
naval vessel for this duty. but certain influ-
ences are working In the department
against 1t. objection being based on the
ground. which is believed to be strictly
conscientious. that assignments OF this
character should not be given vessels
OF the Government. The United Stntes cruiser
Newark will probably be assigned for this
duty President Harrison has assured the
Vatican that naval vessel will bring the rel
ics to this country. und Cardinal Rsmpola.
the Papnl Secretary OF state. has requested
that ono # tho G9vernment vessels be as
decided that the United States eunboat Ben
nington shnl convoy the Columbus caravels
from Huc!va TO America.
sEaich from ". y. IIonns jr: United State:
tho srent risks attending its transportation.
il will be impossible to secure the presence Of
,ns bn fp st sm aHS U shs SHE IN
VIII rev "i hardy norwegian sail0rs-the
the Atlantic, up ths, St. Lawrence Hiver. and
across the lakes to Chicago
II is understood here that Con. A. Il. Upshnw.
formerly of Tennessee. now Of Now York. who
was Assistant Secretary OF tho Interior during
the Cleveland Administration. will be a candi-
date for the Srcr,".taryshin Of tho senate after
March I. Gen. Ipshaw is now toter in New
York city. Another candidate fer the pleasant
place, now occupied by Con. Anson g; McC9ok
many years rast an ablo CORRESPONDENT OF
sontncrn ~ on Is hrrmSrHd t mS
was defeated for denomination. viii also Join
IN the race with Cen CMNshsnT. COL Wash hing
candidates yet to hear from.
Secretary Tracy to-iay appointed court Of
inquiry to Investigate and report on the par
tial destruction OF the cnlvert OF the League
meet ut til" League Island yard on the Both
inst: aud will =, consist OF Commodore q. +.
p I Cooper sE, with Lieut F. Beat.y. record
or Commander }. y; Coghlnn; who was IN
s"a Es s ssk s S e ss ct
prsyonsy once in San Frr rns nSo,o and
WAS charged i' with writing an artieie for
one of the newspapers there rejecting on the
tsstifiy against him. Later f. was court mar:
in tho Bureau Of NAVIGATION Of the Navy Dc:
p1rtnsnt. IN abusyo letter for forwarding an
a1sr o cass he sSs
sentenced to suspension from rank for one
Ssder p tho Saw
The Civil Service Commission has more
to fii There is also n dsartH OF teachers for
ths s s.rss nissS s
nason n0t or 1855 vi" VIII 5esn N exam
President Harrison has begun the writing Of
his annual message to Congress-. He desires
cluded. ard today denied himself to as many
callers as possible. He will continue to do SO
h sa Sm rs
Douglas and Senator Hawlcy.
directed com@issoner %eIe at III" New YorE 70
release the fourteen Belgian .glassblowers
III s m tic
were not contract iab9rers and their release es.
burgi. where they expect to obtain work. '''
Washington will have one-cent indepen-
dent afternoon newspaper after Dec. II. A
company has been organized under tho laws
Of Virginia with o capital OF $15O.OOO. The
President is Jules Gmthridge and tho Vice
President Is Thomas q. Alvord. Jr. The latter
has long been connected with tho Ne'p York
Herald and for two past ten years has been its
Washington correspondent Mr. Guthridge
isa well-known newspaper correspondent and
bureau for, some years. Mr.. Alvord will be
editor in chief and Mr.. Guthridge business
manager OF the new paper. which It
j. hoped will share the public patronage with
the Mny; tho only afternoon parer in Washing.
extensive advertising patronage and u large
circulation. Washington has only ono morn
ing papor. the Post. and thnt is becoming very
prosperous under the ownership and manage
mcnt OF ex- Post mast err General Frank Hatton
and ex-Congrcssman Bsriah, wilkins. both OF
Ohio The new paper will be called the
Erep,,1o Mars. and 1t is said that several
wealthy Congressman and others in public life
have subscribed to the stock. including senator
Stanford. Representative Bslden. and others. 1t
is also reported. though not on good author
ity. that James Gordon Ronnett Is financially
interested in this latest journalistic venture.
Washington has long been known as the grave
yard Of newspaper enterprises. but with tho
example .! the star and Post before them. tho
owners Of the coming evening daily have high
hopes and good prospects of long and sue
cesSful lilo