Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-04-08
WASHINGTON GOSSIP.
Yesterday "0f' In The Natter Of
Congress.
TARIFF BILL DELAY.
=, 10 Bound 20 occnr, The Friends Of
Action 20 the Contrary Notwith.
standlng-TsyloN

WASitiNGlONt April s-NsptCiai't-
~,.s has been an off day in Congress.
ma there was not much going On. either
~ General or local interest, The Senate
,.ansacted some routine business, and
,,ca. on motion Of Mr.. Morgan. went into
,,s.itlve session to consider treaty mat
co.'s. very much to the disgust OF soma
~ Tie gentlemen who think every hour
c5ent 10 be devoted 90 discussion OF
the tarlH, so that the bill may be passed
At an early day. Delays, however. are
h5uad TO occur and much OF the time
vii be consumed IN fighting over the
RESIDENTS nominations. The appoint
rent Of the negro politician, Taylor, OF
Kansas. 10 be Recorder OF Deeds here.
HIS stirred up a little hornets nest
sp,onE the senator's. Many OF the
~clckoos" seem 20 think they ought to
sand by the President. although they
SIC much opposed 10 Taylor's appoint
rcnt. IL did not take Senator Hunton
Wy long to make up his mind that
TAYLOR should be rejected, and, being on
One committee to which the nomination
vas referred, he had an opportunity 10
stand IN for home rule IN the District
The Senator has been so much idehuned
with the interest OF the capital CITY 'haV
quite naturally no was regarded by 'he
residents ~ a friend 10 whom they coulu
orrosI vyhsn n wrong had 20 be righted.
when TAYLOR Is rejected. as he will be in
su probability. It is said the President
syll nud another negro for the once
md n a. stated he Will endeavor 10 get a
MORO who lives here in the District As n
consequence Of this report. several OF
o., duslv politicians with Virginia an
tr-c1,uis expect that lightning VIII s'rihe
" C'S OUT OF PLACE.
Tho House had a short session to-day
g.. many Of the Democratic members
,.vo lot the city since the contested
,..-fon cases were disposed OF that eX-
g., rcr Reed managed TO tie up things
-. forced the ruling party 70 adjourn
rv Other Democrats left this eve
- for their homes. The truth OF the
....r IS that fences are out or re-
- &, 90 many districts that the NJ
.s r-e compelled 10 look after their
.-. claim was made more than SIX
.s.1fns ago IN the Dispatch correspond,
.. that the Republican senators woulu
.......~ AGAINST the tariff BIZ and I'M
...f q, almost every day. ana IL Toe
D.. disposed OF before September lst
,.l surprise even the average Demo
rycn Mr. voorhees, admits III PR
... that the Republican programme %
a.. d.,,v action until just before inc
-,.....,s next fall. Their game Is 10 pre-
49,. far trial Of the new law before
o.. Novcmber elections are heid.
.-,rc-ossnan Swanson expects actlo"
. so,n on the Danville postmaStefsHp
,....rescntative Turner Is uhap'e 10 go 10
c.t.a the Charlottesville posul'as''' aiii y
AK. v-1 be settled. He has recommend
.to incumbent and Mr.. j. NJ. Murphy
ID the other candidate. having uV r.
,.,-,r,oode3 by Governor O'FerraN before
h.. resigned his seat In Congress
POSTAL. AND Personal.
t,,onr the fourth-class postmastors APP
pointed to-day were:
1,,rofuio-Rosa G. Elmore, Judd, Hruns-
,v,ck county. vice q. l.. Harrison re-
Sor,h coroiina-L. II. Hasllins, Bonus,
yo,as county. vice T. a. Whitaker re-
stoned: Maggie NJ. Williams Celo' fer'
son county. vice Marion T. carver re-
signed: L. y. Ricks. Miami Northampton
county. vice J. G. Parker. reInol ca; -. :.
wilson. Woodvhle vice Joseph {. WOOD
removed. -,
rho following post-onices have been
established IN Virginia:
Lent. CAROLINE county. Milton /. Car
neal postmaster; Maple, Botetourt couh-
tev. william A. Lyle, postmaster; token
Prince William county, William fostF -
postmaster. -
Tn, following Offices in Virginia have
IN o-3ercd discontinued: Adlai, South
e-rrton county-nlan to Newsons; states
ytue pitsvlvania county-mail 10 Alta.
virginia arrivals: John Mahoney Eic"-
r,onl: g. II. Vines. J. O. Dennis Eoa
,,l,e. John J.. Hummer, Norfolk; WI
IAN Garth. z. Z. Coles. Charlottesylile.
%ortb Carolina arrivals: W. J. Noin'
winston; Louis Alexander. High Point