The sun., 1893-04-12
NO DIMINUIIoN IN THE CROWDS OF
WHITE HOUSE VISITORS.
Rumor- of nm Early ADJOURNMENT of the SEN
ate RrinE ,an Unusual Number or Gem
gressIonal Visitors to the President,

talk before any OF tho other callers arrived.
Representative Wilson OF West Virginia also
had friend he wished TO bring to the atten-
tion OF the President. and no obtained the
promise Of ten minutes i'm IN ediately after Mr..
Springer concluded.
As the Illinois Congressman was about to be
announced to the President. however. Senator
German. the leader OF the Democratic forces
In the Senate. arrived to consult Mr.. Cleveland
about the business in executive session. Tho
Maryland Senator was at once admitted. thus
delaying the conference with Messrs. Springer
and Wilson. Senator German called to In
quire OF the President IL any further nomina-
tions might be expected. and II 1t would be
convenient for the Democrats to force an ad-
journm ent the latter part Of the present week.
Tho President replied that he has several
nominations in view which ho desires to
make before the Senate adjourna He would
like to have these nominations acted upon by
the Senate before the adjournment resolution
is adopted. and 1t Is understood that Senator
German informed the President that II neces-
sary all Of the absent Democrats. who left the
city under the impression that an adjourn
ment might be reached this week. will be re-
ouested to return.
II the Republicans insist upon forcing an
investigation Of the alleRat against Sena-
tor Roach at this time. tho Democrats propose
to take an active part in the fight. On the
other hand II the invest tigation goes over until
iourn the latter part Of the present week.
1t was quite 10 o'clock before the Maryland
SSk ns s1d *
sional callers. Representative Springer and
his friend were admitted n company with
tial chat he had hoped to have was deferred
until some future day. As he was leaving the
get ODDOrtuQity to to the PRESIDENT
what he had intended saving. Az OF the other
na 9de ter s PsTO sswsen ON
account OF Senator Gormans call
Among those who crowded into the Presl-
t net assembled were we're seHasOrs vest Of Missouri:
Dolph Of Oregon. GSrdon Of Georgia, Call Of
sentatives Hayes Of Iowa. Oates Of Alabama.
Breckinridge Of Kentucky. Wise OF Virginia,
aomn q uds1a and oth Ss Es
Before entering the. Presidents room the
friendly way. When they come out the Con.
the constituent. Who is from IN four four to six feet in
the rear. wears look OF disappointment and
si oS ea
statesman and his friend. is badly d!slocated
Sc some ne exec ptions to the rule. But those Wis.
itors who do not get the announcement they
sS'fs ssrs s4Ss ssHS s %S.s as 'n''
There were Q few Incidents out Of the usual
ex-solicitor. General jerks exchanged hats
IN the Cabinet room: which created som some con sn,
eI,soiicitor- General. Who came SO nearly
heing a member Of Mr.. Cleveland's Cabinet.
as his hfd heard q the hat
posed to be annoyed when he found his new
si!k hat gone from the place whore he had
the error WAS rectified.
Coy. Mckinley of Ohio. who is here on his
fpad s ms he
The meeting between the two rival apostles Of
high and low tariff was cordtsI and their con;
why he was In Wash ington. and the President
made appropriate inquiry concerning Mrs.
Mckinley's health. The interview did not last
Ex-Goysrnor Francis OF Missouri. who has
been been In Washington for 10 several % days; called
hated rival in Missouri politics, Col Jones.
made during his twilight visit with the Presi-
ernor are very busy trying to ascertain .'where
theyIare at" under the present Administra-
Representative O,.Neill OF Massachusetts
callsd with Mr. Hamlin: the newly appointed
Assistant Secretary Of the Treasury. Mr.
low townsman. and introduced him to every
member Of Congress- they met In the Execu-
taking their departure they met Representa-
tive McAiillin OF Tennessee on his way to tho
McMillin. who evidently did not Know that Mr.
Hamlin is one OF Secretary Carlisle's assistants.
' I am very glad to meet yon, cir. How long
About tour years." replied Mr.. Hamlin.
Mr.. O'Neil! explained that Mr. Hamlin had
drawn one OF the prizes out Of the Ad ministra-
tion grab bag and Mr.. McMillin duly apollo.
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WIN the President this morning before 10
again. The President indicated : O'clock as usa a
eonysnient ht hour Mr. Malsh was W In attendance
Was sas
a th %sh Sssa DssnR il
ito ts sto
day. MS he had an engagement to meet the Brit
driye M with Mrs Cleveland; Mr. walsh W viii ipl 90
wiz stop and 1 see @ the Presiaent ~. w,.o,,
Register. who wants to be Consul Ge nerai ut
Liverpool; has not ahandoneEd ed the desire to
called on the President with senator Camden
Of West yiIglnisi and applied for the Consul
st hst enee 2. Of B
sissSiess kils Senator "ts Camden w"s nrs,
Of Of West wiz Sirsina was present in tho " rosm
positions named.
y. The New York appointments by the Presi-
the Empire State. as will be seen by the ad- |
ditional applications recorded at the Treasury |
New York. to be Collector OF Internal Revenue |
for tho Third district: Louis W, Pratt OF Al |
bany; to be Collector of Internal lteyenue OF |
the Fourteenth district: Henry 8. Krum Of
Slaterville Springs. to be a. special agent OF |
ne Treasury Department; w. W. conovsr OF
New York. to be- Assistant Inspector OF iulls |
at New York: W. B. Hazeltine OF New York. to !
be lnspectoE OF Leather in the Appraisers |
warehouse. New York.
Track Cave-iR ON the L-hish Valley. |
SHENANDOAH April lI.-An extensive cave