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couate protection, then there will no no ne.
,s.ssIty for HIS more radical hill. but II II In not,
then his bill. lie says. can he introduced aud
passed at any time.

Atlantic and Gull posts" "Manifestlv. says
Gen. schSisltd.' tihese earrlsons should be II
dss ssss 81 49, { f fef ndw "c sDnsErnstioa S ss
s 81 tSss y 1sF fGT' s sssES6!soi \ fo 6" Fort q : M HsS i!,s
+ FOR fi Fort ri ! r nf a f.' Ca IN s sasS oy'S'f ior Fort sT1s Msr.
gan Or Fort Gaines; near Mobile, end S2o0.0uD
and at jackson Barracks, La. he says. can be
carried on out OF the general appropriation.
Tho District OF Columbia Appropriation bill
was completed to-day by the House Commit
tee ON Appropriations and reported TO the
"xnenfcs of the District d columbia: eXSiH-
scins Hss2l:a.GG4!f less than the appfenriation Tor
The current fiscal yea. and i.b;t3.3oO less
, ioyst tnS si't% psrs sna.SaIt d, tho As' nsr aShsTa.
tons for the District " Columbia. rs share
the public SCHOOL buildings to, the @. A. Il at
Is provided that hereafter the public school
the public school system OF the District.
Mr.. Cockrcll OF Missouri presented n petit
tIon in the Senate this morning that is out
side the usual run OF petitions. Mrs. Enle :.
snow. Of schell City, Mo. represent. that h.r
daughter. Lorn snow. ngea ~ years. went to
teacher in the presbyietian Mission school.
She diei Oci. l.. lSS.t under. circumstances
,ina,h .' Mr. e snow n savs sI rs h 1a .n BEEN s"p ham ~ nc rsr
nd delayed In getting the fncts relative to her
,his Is am NOT fof ,hS nn ' yeu nnsy; wo S1,s sI ,sst ther
way as to leave the suspicion Of foul play. For
made OF tho manner in which this mission is
carried on. II request in which the citizens ~
is n long statement OF. facts setting forth the
condition OF affairs at the mission referred to.
Rumors have been recently published. as to
various nerso ns alleged TO have been selected
fllins al important most in PRESIDENT
Diaz's Cabinet. Information from trustworthy
ramo:s IRE ali unioanded. and that iSifr:.
nomsr" Vii, soon resume his duties in ,bs
filled as Mexican Minister in Washington.
The Ereniao Ne'rs this afternoon publishes
the following: The latest political gossip is
that which connects tho name of W. ". Foots
OF Oakland. Cal. with n Cabinet PORTFOLIO. Mr..
Foote is n lawyer OF distinction in California.
and was. unit! two days ng". .ex-tov. Whites
ship. On Tuesday ofthis week Mir. .Foote sud
denly withdrew from the candidacy. The
stSTy ! ns' Of 's ssns,o Is s !n%t nT a If g S1 at ths
For some reason Senator Stewart would like TO
s sss Ex-, jssiro wsit tI, in I the FS ssaa' sio apI is is
tie sarly. part o, this week senator stewart
Tresidsnt.siect Cleveland. At the oonci usion
II his tnlk he sent u long despatch to Mr..
no~unrement was made that MIR. Foo:e had
withdrawn from tho Senatorial race. The
and ] am inclined to Ii.eiicve that it contain.
somethinE more than mere rnm2r: presi-
d ~ ,.ss h. ci nEenosad n nISin rsr tes sarioc OF cd lats
u place In his Cabinet. and this gives y strong
color Of rroba bility 10 the report TINT Mr..
Fnote is the gentleman upon whom this honor
will be conferred"
Information has been received here from
New Yorl; to the effect that Mr.. Cleveland has
decided to tender the French mission to en-
Gov. Robert McI.ane of Maryland, 1t is un-
derstood tnat MI. McI.ane called upon the
snects and offer some suggestions about tn.
distribution Of Federal patronage in Mary
nor that he would b" axpected to go to France
after the 4th OF March "a American Minister.
Cleveland's previous. ADMINISTRATION. and his
familiarity with the French inngma9e and Gus
toms. render him particularly available Tor
that important post OF duty.
Congressman Bourke Cochran Is quite in
~licnant Mt the unauthorized announcement
that he asnirestot the Chairmanshir o. 1.-THE Ways
and Means Committee In the next. House. To
the correspondent OF The Sun Mr.. Cochran
snid: xou uo,,, ,,r, that s,,,v stot.uo,.
an unqualified denial. am not u candidate
for the Chairmanshir Of the Ways and Means
]capacity II it should us Offered 10 me. First.
they announce that am II candidate for the
Sy"atr :ns ami that wn Mr' M IT hrSo %iil I srpsasIy Ito Ito
elected without serious opposition. some mali
cIonS msrS" or tG rnp me out "bd =" Ma a n Gan romM i.r
/ dislike TO ba piaced in the attitude Of an un,
successful candidate for y position | do not
mar candidate for any position. summer
candidates bloom for u short while and lie
to sneak for myself when the ocrasion requires
II, and these gratuitinus acts OF PERSONS who
claim To lie my friends are unarpteciated by
me-"
Democratic Congressman were greatly sur
prised this morning to read in the press de.
spatches from West Virginia that ex-senator
Camden has again appeared In the field IN or
position to senator Faulkner. The .%lntter's
prominence in the fight on the Force bill two
man from Maine TO- California. and during tho
recent campatgn the reelection Of Senator
i rmm.khsr "f ~ the the p peo sns Of West Vir isfnss
Not. only was he endorsed by the County Con-
ysntlan psso o%t %nsn eoSm nta,s Hep his eomrs con IN
the Senate were unanimously adopted. Prior
to that time there had been some talk o. Nj.
piace OF senator Faulkner, lie soon dlscoy.
cred that his boom could not make any head-
way hRalUft tHe pVpuIlIly VI u u -"
ator from that STATE. Thereupon Mr. Camden
published a card saying that he was not q can:
opposing Senator 'FaulEnrr's reelection.
Since the election MIR. Camden has. had his
homes Of returning to the Senate revived. md
he is allowing his friends TO urge his InmH'
In opposition to the return OF Senator Faux
her. The friends OF Mr. Faulkner are not dis
l,osed to credit the renort Of Mr. Camden,s
meant wha, he said In his letter declining to
make q contest with Senator Faulkner. Some
Of Mr.. Camd"n's in,udicinus friends ARE say.
ing that their man isn't IN the race to defeat
senator Fnulk mol. but In view Of the supposed
critical illness OF Senator Eennn. Mr.. Camden
wants to lie in line to succeed him In the event
Of his death.
Col. /. Victor Baughman. who edits n bright
Democratic paper in Frederick, Nd, las been
frequently spoken OF since the election Of Mr..
Cleveland as tho probable successor of tho
present Public Printer. Gel .l!aughmHn was
in Washington yesterday, and announced to
his friends Ihnt hs ~ not an uspirant for any
Federal office. His ambition is to be Governor
OF his state. and his friends arc already Mt
work In his behnlI The announcement OF