Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-03-03
IN THE HOTEL CORRIDORS.

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nse A,s -" men IN washington VINO can
MA sey .'~noea .ne in.usursuon o'
t,oui N~enAf' A@sio' !" Ai'
o'g1eN.na .seoona ssrm-
'. 49, oue' mr.
nd has .irs~s -, s,,hr.;t',,. Su,.'n.N.
He is one of the largest landed pronrietor. IN
the United States, being one Of the seven great
est land owners OF the golden state. He owns
small principahty In Monterey county. He is
AZ the Eooita
Col. O. T Holt Of Houston- Tex "a nj .
dov,-,,r, h.,., O., nj, a. a..
80, 49, n w - :, 'Ae 800 men
oef vi 'ne oenioerauc nauonai comm''ee' anu
for years has been one Of the most active work
ers and leaders in his district, though he has
never sought and is one OF the few Texans in
town who are not seeking political Office. Col.
Holt is railroad attorney, and he finds the
practice OF law much more lucrative than dab
bling in politics.
Col. A. ". Crandell passed through Washing
ton Yesterday on a business trim. Col. Cram
dell ia from, N.v or,..,. hu.;,... 80 .,
business ms" "a
Ga.p ao' anu .i was assis'an. pos,maA'er snoer
oe an not seeking once, ana 4 90
~. ue 70 noio any ne saio 10 ihh oIAh
representative
iuo"A' D. 'ummins' one OF tne oldest ana
pest-known newspaper men in New York. who
was the Albany correspondent Of the New York
Herald for fourteen years and MIN Ia ma ~
Tho Ia. ,>o,;,;.., =: a.. -.
p "' N WIG No1''
'ne Arlington
1t was he who first published the name Of
Grover Cleveland as a possible candidate for
o. ..,:- - pap'.' :" .ue 'ani
nominated NJ CiaraI.nS NJ T,n,n,;rs "a
George W. McCune. proprietor OF the Buffalo
Courier, and now deceased, were in Saratoga
discussing the probable candidates whose
| names would 60 before the state convention in
the fall. Mr.. McCune then said that he thought
that Mr. Clevelands name would be presented
| and spoke very highly of his administration as
sent the first dispatch to the Herald which
stated MI Cleveland ambition
.;n 81 VA Oh 'ne acuoh Oh pontlcai
tive ..is well illustrated br that xbich nomi.
mated Mr.. Cleveland. Roswell p. Flower and
Gen. Slocum Of Brooklyn we're the principal
candidates and on the hrst ballot had l2S votes
+, 80 1n nn hSuy Vas ten sue "Tany
led the Slocnr forces II Was ernactad ~,
Flower had a fair chance of nomination ana he
MIGHT have been named lint for the rnismanage-
ment of h,s camoaien by his friends Had he
heen noninated NJ Flower vould nrobahlv no ga
been the candidate Tor President In IssI John
Kelly fearful that Flower vonId hestou Too
nncb fovor ord natronoo. on .x-Sh.r,N L.
O,Rrien KelIy's bitter enemy AZ that time de-
cided at the last moment TO defeat Flower and
elect Cleveland as . comnronise candia.,e
and Slocum forces broka and Cgevelana yas
| nominated
| L. M. hchardson OF okiahoma CITY is at the
oAloro. MI. hicnarosoh mas resided In tne
territory since It's opening is president OF the
, rns. Nauona' DanA Oh hls Town, engaged IN tne
He has nexer hs,d no,;tcni ofsca ,honab hs 4
the democratic national committeeman from
Oklahoma. If his ambitions are realized he
will be governor of the territory.
reeaii, u, sa,u pa'fi n.in .uase Den,a%an
ration ', ihi'A'',iie' onio' .ne Neutrality-suspicious.
Old gentleman, VINO ATTENDED Zen. Jackson
Inauguration, at Wizards, IAN incident at the
White House during Gen Jackson's administra-
ton II WAS several davs after Daniel Web-
uon ~ was several uay' Ai'et naniei "eo-
s'er famous speecn Nv "orcee'er IN winch ne
had attacked the President savagely. Gen.
Jackson and / were alone in the White House.
He had a paper containing a report Of the
speech which he requested me to read aloud
TO MIN. L dld So he followed the speech very
closely and made but one interruption. saving
with an emphatic gesture, Il would not
mind what the fellow SAYS if he would only
stick to the truth remember the Presidents
attitude and words as il it were but yesterday
instead of over sixty years ago that / heard
them
"If the teachings Of the Mormon faith are
| trne ~ said Jpage Edward + Colborn a nromi.
-. ,,h,;. 20 C.,,I.La o.,
men. fepuono"n vi '"i' n"Ae my ~ 'ne Arno'
ut is scarcely worth while Tor the army OF can
| cause after the 9th OF April there won't be any
offices to NIL.
THAT is the date h1ed by Brigham Young
Tor the second coming OF Christ, an event which
is to transpire when the great temple OF the
| Mormon Church is fully completed. The cor
per stone WAS laid on the 9Th of April. 1854. and
the final .sbake hands and wind mn, was 10 come
| .-,- .L.-,.- o,. n~.IS
S Nh 10 W - - u,,rs ~ - -
| the vsy of hearing the criticism ON his unrelia-
bility as q prophet
Passing from politics to Salt Lake one Of
| its many remarkable peculiarities comes to me.
II is frequently transformed into chemical
laboratory Of its own. and is . most remarkable
y O., e b,t A mar cant snd No ,,,a has vat d;s