The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-04-12
Mr.. BLAINES TRAINING.
MULDooN,s WORK MADE MANIFEST
discrimination Against Newport News.
North Carolina Publications
cressional Proceedings.

cressional Proceedings.
WASHINGTON. ID. c.. April 1i.-lspecial. J.
II was announced at the State Department
tod with some show of exultation that
Secretary Blaine walked up the stairs 10 his
Office this morning for the fIst time in two
years
10 has been his usual practice 10 take the
elevator but perhaps feeling the physical
benefit Of Muldoon's training. he decided 10
walk up.
DISSEMINATION AGAINST NEWPORT NFws.
Representative Wise. in conversation with
Tar IMFs correspondent to-day, said that
he contempates submitting some pertinent
romaT 10 the House on the subject of the
discrimination against Newport News by the
nited States and Brazil Steamship Company
Captain Wise says he can Get an opportunity
60 refer TO this subject when cOnsidera-
zion OF the tariff Is resumed, though
chance may offer earlier. He proposes to in
form the House that a steamship company
subsidized by act of Congress, discriminates
against a port of Virginia. and impudenty
offers as It's reason therefor that the cOmpeti-
ton OF Newport News Is distasteful o. the
coffee importers of New ork CAPTAIN Wise
intends % ascertain If steamship company
subsidized with money out OF the people
pockets. out of the taxes paid 10y all the
people lean discriminate for OF against certain
ports or sections as the directors may please;
Representative Wise to-day called up ana
had passed his bill 20 make West Point va,
q suo-p0Tt of entry in the Richmond customs
district. The inspector OF customs at "ess
Point. under the operation of the OIL, should
% become q law. would be made deputy
collector. There is DO reason % doubt that
tie senate VIII concur in the passage OF the
uiu.
NORTH STATE roL'IIC.
Colonel Hussey. of North Carolina. who has
Offeatad as one of tlo recording clerks OF the
House. bias lust returned from q visit 10 that
State lie attended the recent meeting ut
Statesvile. Colonel lussoy says there is a
good deal of political unrest and discomfort
in North Carolina. but be believes 10 Will yield
O. reason and argument during the
coming canvass and that the Democrats viii
pre- ert practically united front.
lie SAYS the Third party movement IN the
State is having the effect of rallylng the
Democrats t. Cleveland. Their argument
according TO Colonel Hussey. Is that II the
Democracy of the state Is 90 be weakened by
tle detection of mel going of. after the de
lr.ive results promised by Polk. then II must
prt forth It's bo,dest, strongest leader. Clevo-
land. "I talked' said Colonel Hussey,
with Democrats who but recently pro
claimed themselves for Hin, ami they
admitted that the evident determination Of
Carolina adm0nisLed the Democrats that they
must prepare Tor manly. courageous con-
test and that such q contest would most
surely succeed with Cleveland at the head Of
the national ticket
JAMES GILEsmE's REMAINS.
Representative Grady Of North Carolina,
TO-DAY offered q resolution. the preamble Of
which stated that the old Presbyterian GENE
terry 10 Georgetown. ID. c., has been ADAM
d0ned as q burla. place and bodies inferred
there are being removed o. other cemeteries;
that Hon. James Gillespie of North Carolina,
who served his State in Congress. died III
Washington city January II. 1893.
and bis remains were buried in
that cemetery. The resolution d.
rectel that these remains be removed and
IelutelreI in the Congressional cemetery or
some other suitable place, the expense 70 be
paid out of-the House contingent iund. lhe
resolution was adopted unanimously
James Gillespie was born in 46 IN what Is
now Dupln county. y. C.-since lli9 re-
ceived a classical education served his native
county repeatedly IN the State legislature.
was elected ln 1882 10 the Third Congress,
reelected % tho Fourth and agsil to the
fith. serving from December o.. lGa. o.
liarch B. 1889 was again elected 10 the Eighth
Congress. serving from OctOu er H. lD3. TO
January Il. i-0.. when he died in Wa hing
ton as stated
yEGNIRs TELEPHONE LINE.
The House Committee on Interstate and
Foreign Commerce to-day reported orably
the bil appr0priatiug Sl6.3i for tie con-
struction If @ telephone line along TIE r.
c.nia coast from Cape Charles to As-ateague
Island This Is designed for more RAPID com-
muuicatiou between the Aie-savlng stations
as "A better means # saving lie and property.
IL is further provided that telegraptlc COM
muncatiou shall be maintained with the
principal seaports Of the Atlantic coast
Representative Wise by re luest day in-
troiucel % hil 90 incorporate the Pan
incorporators is son OF Baron iava, late
Italian minister here. Who withdrew because
of the New Orleans riot.
wAsWGroN MOTIFS.
10 seems quite certain now that private
bills VIII not be considered before friday.
notwithstanding tie agreement last Friday
that ir consideration o. the tarl1 occupying
shat day private bills should have another
early iu this week. Representative Jones IS
watching attentyely in the hope OF passing
the ~lDley bill
There is "a rumor in circulation here to the
effect that the Democratic managers of New
YORK are considering the policy of ve>tng the
Legislature with power 10 elect the presidential
electors thus maxim sure Of that State In
support OF the plan the TACT is cited that GER
tain States in the early DAYS of the republic
had that method and that il is entirely con-
sttutonal. il Is not believed, however. that
tie change will be tried.
Senate.
Senator Aldrich. of Rhode Island was in
attendance to-day and received handsAakes
and congratulations from his Republican
colleagues.
Mr. Morgan offered resolutions asking the
President 90 communicate o. Congress any
rnaIq llv him ON behalf the