The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1893-01-29

G.. b. FAHwELL. spooner. OF Wiscon-
sin. was recently the unsuccessful lepubli-
can candidate tor governor of his state.
r. Mr.. salisbury, of Delaware, joined M.
Bayard in political obscu ity when his state
fell into the hands of the 70 ubllcan party.
MIR. Bayard may come back to the senate if
Senator Gray should go into NJ . Cieva-
lands cabinet: but the Bayard and Sauis-
bury supremacy IN Delaware is almost u
thing of the past.
Mr.. Jones. OF Florida, spent the last f., "
yea 8 OF his term in Detroit, the victim OF -
diseased mind. HIS Authorization was that
a We y wealthy Detroit woman wanted TO
marry him. At last accounts tie was stIl
nu sing this idea; but ne had ceased to ne
of any political prominence.
MIR. Brown, of Geo gia, etired from the
senate on account OF old age. He had
ceased to be IF much value as a lawmakrr
long before his retirement. His retirement
from the senate was his retirement from
public life.
Mr.. Fair, of Nevada, who made room TO
Senator Stewart six years ago, has attracted
attention since only when some newspaper
has reviewed the history of fortunes made
in mining, He was little more than a figure
head in the senate anyway.
Mr.. Malone, of Virginia, made WAY for
a democrat six years ago, and since his re-
tirement has succeeded III keaj ing the re-
publican party IN Vi gina divided, but he
has not accomplished anything fer eithe
the party or himself, and, excelt al n dis
turblng element. he is of little lmportance.
His old colleague, Rlddleberger, died soon
after his retirement. but II he had lived he
could never hays amounted to anything DO.
litically again.
OF other men VINO have retired from tho
senate within a comparat velv re cent period
Mr.. Garland, of A kansas, ID uract.ciup Ipv
obscu ely III Washington; Mr. Dorsey, of
the same state, is running a ranch IN tie
southwest; Mr.. Bowen, of ColoratU, who
WAS made famous Chi tf9 through the min
ing and poker stories told about HIN. has
disappeared entirely from tbs political
no lion; BENJAMIN Harrison. of Indiana
has become president of the Emitted State 3;
Thomas A. Hendricks, of indiana, had
been elected vice. president and indicted
into that office NJ the time of HIS death;
Joseph Mcdonald, OF Indiana, retired to
the practice of law. ami became of late
years a lobbyist before congress: NJ Iu-
gals. of Kansas, is keeping himself in the
public eye by lecturinR In small towns: MI.
GustIs. of Louisiana. Is living in Washing
ton doing nothing, but he is g uosslble mem
be- of Cieveiauu's cabinet; MIR. Palmer. Of
Michigan, has become president of the
Worlds fair commission: Mr.. Sabln, of MN.
nesota, went back to private life to recover
the fortune which he lost while he was CIV
ing his time 10 politics, Mr.. MCCLELLAN, III
Minnesota, has also retired 10 private; the
late Justice Lamar, of Mississippi, went
from the senate into Mr.. Cleye.and's cab
met. and Themes to the supreme bench; Ill q.
VanWyck, of Neb asks. has left the 70, un-
lican party and identified himself with. tie
poiniists. and he was their candidate to-
uoye nor recently: M. Blai, of New
Hampshire, has Just been elected 10 the
house of rep ess ntatlyes; M. s we'll. OF
New jersey, occupies f p omlnent place IN
the republican party in his state because of
his large rail Dad in.erasts and his hnar-
DIAL influence; George H.. Pond etou, of
Ohio, was minister to Germany before his
denth; Mr.. Mitchell. OF Pennsylvania. re.
tired to private !ifa almost blind; Mr.. Cam