New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-02-02
nnrss1JRE ON MR.CLEVELAND
.,r,cr SEEKERS WORKING HARD.
,,oOvrnson eRAY's DlsArrols1M nz. IT
scurRz WANTS SOMETHING THAT
WIZ, COME QUICKLY.

WILL COME QClNhL
A., Cleveland fOdhe ano'her ia,se CROP . -, ,no
MI n.p he arrived at the Mills lmloihg from
m Yesterday morning: congressman W. u
'srscunr1dse Of Kentucky occupied coHSue'"o'e
p bTeenn. ., the president.eect, and gave him a
u the VIM and news from Washington. Mr..
ps OIL ,,sd 10 draw MIR. Cleveland ont on the
oee@", II. intentions regarding Judge Gresham.
Juele' ruos,denf.elect was received with Ut OF
bull "' ,a tho KcntuciJan made poor "eadway
reu' ~,.,erv OF Don NJ. Dickinson and Judge
IN son,inued to puzzle the Democratic prophets
6fe'~ hut many OF the most thoughtini among
yes'o', o,dcd I'm the belief that the game which
gem c-.shom was after was the vacancy on the
!uar .,o,ss Supreme Bench caused by the death
tnN Lamar Mr.. Cleveland could not be In
a. sneak about the subject. There was
QUO" impression here yesterday thnt fTeSioeht
gowns n.ould nominate Judge Nathan Golf. Of
o.. ., virginia. for the vacant 1uS'c'Shp anu '"a'
we' .houId prove true no amount Of intrigue on
:, Mr. Cleveland Judge Gresham and their
The P' ,r,d prevent Judge COTS confirmation.
sH'",s ,,or nor,isans Of senator liill were hugely
we'll authenticated statement about ex-
CIV isaac Pussy Gray, OF Indiana. YESTERDAY.
Wv deserted Hill ard sod out to Cleveland
IT, "" C,,eeco Convention last June on the promise
sS,. n,aced on the Democratic ticket Tor Vice
,, Mr. Cray wal incon'inenally dump
.. rsn, home sore man. lie was ~" III
O." -. when he came on here last September
:. oristlon OF the National Democratic commune
induced nv Chairman llarri'y TO go to
rn We" Dew and 60 Mr. Cleveland. lie spent n
'u' =, DAYS at Gray Gables and came back u
"r oceraowInc with enthusiasm for the Ma
nv! ..r,, To friends he,e hc conndcntia!ly impaired
u"". ,,r his changed feelings. Mr. Cleveland
wv "a had promised TO make him Postmnster-Gen-
q, Ease of his election. Mr. Gray. as Is wei
20 hurried back TO Indiana and "whooped IL up
.'' Cleveland Cleveland and stevenson until EIecnon
w. .,s no has been waiting ever slice FOR some evil
,. tsat the promise made to MIN NJ 'ra!
c.Mss will he fulfilled. occasionally rro1oine
c."'' c.ro,,ns,s recollection on the subject.
:, Mcane known yesterday 'na' cA"o'i""
- hoa hoard from Mr.. Cleveland at last. but bp
o''. ns IN bis satisfaction. Mr. Cleveland Informed
Nv ,ha, tho best possible thing that could DO
Avn. vac 10 give him the place OF secretary Oh
.,,,cDb,rc Mr. GRAY was exceedingly wroth snd de-
,.rd that he would never accept But he NAV
,,,,rs his mind 1t is said that senator voorhees,
.s ss,o,or Turpie Of Mr.. Gray's State are as much
s.n,b,ad over the dash which his hopes have re-
odvd as Mr. HIS snappers are here.
On. Of Mr. Clevcland's visitors yesterday was Sii's
~ rrr, Of Mucwump fame. whom Mr.. Cleveland put
,.s ,nto the Office OF Naval Officer OF the FORT Oh
x.v.york in 1881 after President Arthur had turned
,.ra man and woud like 10 get back into the custom
uouse again. Ills call on Mr. Cleveland was sara
"a refer TO the Collecto.ship, but those VINO KNOW
Mr.. Burt we'll say that lie would be much pieased
n be could draw the annual pay of $4,000 once more
which pertains TO the head Of the Naval Omse: -
Con erressman George Fred. Williams, the MugwumP
,.Ss 1efcrmpr OF Massachusetts, had an interview
Min The Presden, elect yesterday. He came, II
~as ssd 10 urge the claims 10 recognition OF the re-
Sas,shie Carl Schurz. Who his friends fear, Is IN
danger OF being overlooked. Mr. Cevelan Is well
svsre that the appointment Of Mr. schrz 10 any Pace
United states senate will be the signal for trouble
Win Messrs Hill and Murphy and the cohorts OF
snspperdom Mr.. Cleveland Is gravcy In DOUBT
ySefbcr Mr. schurz would be a good subject T. make
fight with and he listens cautiously 10 suggestions
noking to his appointment 20 any prominent PSI,
is said that IL |. the cmoluments that Mr SchlTL Is
after rather than high Office and the fsident-elect
could slip Tim into quick and Iucratve piac. ne
Would be entirely satisfied These are the Knd OF
messages which are being carried = the Mills BUILDING
for NJ. schurz with frequency OF late.