The Prince George's enquirer and southern Maryland advertiser. (Upper Marlborough, Md.) 1882-1925, 1893-05-26
OUR WASHINGTON LETTER.
WASHINGTON, MAY > 49,

President Cleveland ar,ientlI believes III
maintaining the dignity which he thinks he
LONGS TO the President of the United States.
and in accordance with that belief he deciln-
OIL most nositiyeiv to agree to the suggestion
of the Spanish minister that he should follow
European etiquette ami leitIn III person tilt
official Wis which the Spanish lntanta paiG
him on Saturday. American etiquette is gooa
enough for him and also for the in1ihta
EulaIie, if her smiling and handsome face Is
an index of her feelings. The lnfdhta was
met at the depot by Secretary Gresham VINO
as the Presidents personal representative wei
COINED the nations guest and her party and
conducte them II der escort OF Two troops OF
II. :. Cavalry to the elegant quarters which
had been prepared for them. Mrs tieNe-
land and the cabinet ladies returned the cal!
which the IufanGa and her party palu fn The
White House, and Wedne 'day evening the
President and Mrs. Cleveland gave state
dinner at the White House IN her honor
which will probably be Mrs. cleveland : las
public appearance until after tie Interesting
event which is expected in July. This Week
Princess Eulalie will go to New orh, and
from there direct TO the Worlds FAR The
Infanta comes to America as the perS nal and
official representative of the q leen Regent OF
Spain, who was invited by Congress 10 WISH
the United States during the Columbian EN-
| position. The Infanta apparently none
of the top loftical notions which the spanish
minister has so industriously oeen trying Il"
several weeks to make Washington people be
| lieve were inseparable from Spanish roydiS
On the contrary she appears to be a very sen
sible little woman. and she distinctly says tina.
she wisl es to be entertaiue in American
s,y,e. She met many old fr ends here, among
them Reverend DR.. Curry. who was Minister
to Spain during the trt Cieve' and admlnls-
tration, and his estmable wife whom the
Princess met with an atfectionable Kiss Oh
each cheek, as is the custom in Spain among
relatives and close friends.
sit seems it'll queer" said rne OF g Dup
| of democrats who were discussing the appoint
ment of new public printer, winch IS no"
looked for, '.that the 5 nth has only put to
| ward one candidate for this position, which Is.
| in nv estimation, the most important place
below the cabinet under the government, ana
| which has never, believe, been filled by
southern man." 1t is queer, bat It IS the fact,
| and if Mr.. John p. Murphy of Knoxville,
| Tern, the sole southern candidate, was a
strongly backed by Congressman from the
| other southern states as he Is by those nom
his own state he would probably secure the
prize. There are score of candidates from
| other SECTORS but it has leaked out that Pres
ldent Cleveland has been making inquiries
| about men who are not candidates a t all. and
| that has prevented the friends Of any OF them
feeling oyer-contid mt. The term of the pres
ent public printer expired on the l'th III
slant.
IL thefe are auy sue, "iIa az ~ IL,
Washington Navy afa' which IS II, 'ea 'las
no longer navy 1aro' ouI -'tn snip ~
have got TO go. secretary ieloeis nae r,i
| ted The commaho 10 report eC o.iS'
| any position or POSITIONS nov n'eu Va" ~ ~,
| dispensed win, anu whether any pc sun no"
employed is lheoihpe'ei,' ol luen HELL. NIL, vi
any cause Whatever; 10 s,na i 49,. NJ al
| ptopaoiy NC nhauo VI WV