The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1893-04-23
CARLISLE NOT TO RESIGN.
No Truth in the Story Of a Row With
the President.

The New York World Deplores the
Lowering of the American Flag in
Hawaiian Americus Boy Ap-
pointed to a West Point Cadetship.
Only Simon Pure Democrats to Get
South Carolina Postmasterships.
Washington, April 22.-The gold reserve
in the treasury, depleted yesterday, is in
tact to-day offers aggregating nearly 81
100000 having been received and ac-
cepted this morning. That much mcer-
tainly prevails, however, is evident from
the numerous kilograms received by the
President and Mr.. Carlisle to-day, and
from the further fact that several promi-
nent New York bankers were here this
morning for the purpose of getting
clearer insight into the financial situation.
Ihe exaggerated reports sent out from
here last night and widely published
to the effect that the President and MIR.
Carlisle had serious misunderstanding
that would likely lead up to the resigna-
tion of the secretary is officially denied
LoUERING OF THE FLAG.
The New York World of to-day, in its
leading editorial, deplores the hauling
down of the American flag in Hawaii, and
demands that it again be mfurled, to In
sure the preponderance of American in
tiuence in the island. 1t speaks rather
despairingly Of Commissioner Blount,
''whose discretionary powers, ," it says,
''far exceed his discretion" Secretary
| Gresham has received official advices from
Mr.. Blount, but their nature he refuses
to give out.
William Duff Hainie, formerly the pri-
vate secretary of Vice President Steven
son when he was First Assistant Post
master General, was nominated to-day as
first assistant to relieve II. Clay Evans of
Chattanooga. MIR. Hainie is young man
from South Dakota, and was Chairman
Harrlty's private secretary on the ma
tiOnal committee.
On Monday Attorney General Olney
will eulogize the late Justice Lamar be-
fore the supreme court.
GIVEN A CADETsHIP.
James A. Furlow of Americus has been
appointed cadet at West Point by
Speaker Crisp
w. X Howe has been appointed post
master at Miner, in Pike county, vice
Fincher, removed.
w. P. Toll of Savannah has filed an ap-
pllSdVIOAl IOI OH OllCG DIS Cll6I Oh DIVISION
in the treasury.
w. A. Etheridge, candidate for the
Columbus postoffice, left for Norfolk to-
day to visit a brother He will return
next week and renew his efforts to beat
Billy Redd for the place. He had an in
| terview with Postmaster General Bissell
| to-day.
Ex-Congressman Grimes left for home
| this morning.
SOUTH CAROLINA POsTOFFICEs.
Fourth Assistant Postmaster General
Maxwell said to-day that he would fill
existing vacancies in South Carolina post
offices, and in all cases where there was a
wrangle he would have to have time. He
indicated that only simon pure democrats
need apply for recognition at the hands of
the administration.
Ex-COngreSsman Johnstone denies the
statement made in the Washington corre-
spondence of the Columbia State that he
has designs on the district attorneyship.
Frank Trenholm of Charleston has ap-
piled for the position of chief of the army
and pension division in the treasury de-
partment.
S. K. Hickey has filed an application
for collector of the port of Pensacola.