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Had he been disposed to make partisan
capt. Il out Of the C sc he m glt have or
dered the coachman de .,orte and cited the
two republican decisions mentioned as
precedentS for his action. 1t is probable
that Congress will he asked to amend that
section of the alien contract labor law mn
der which this charge was made, as Sccrc-
tarv Carlisle thinks TIE court . and not
the Secret ,ry of the Treasury, should set
tie such dis ,ut"d questions.
President Cleveland has ordered an
other extension of the civil service rules.
This time all clerical employees receiving
less than $:9AG rr annum, and all messen-
gers and w;ttchmcn employed undcr the
Government are put under the rule =.
Speaking of the m,tter; civil service Con-
missioner Proctor, who is naturally much
pleased at the extension. said: You may
expect more of the same sort. There arc
further extensions in contemplation that
only await the arrangement of minor de
tails, which will be perfected at approach
iH0 conferences btlNttil tHiS
and the heads of the several departments.
For some reason the number of demo
cratic office holders who went home to vote
fell below expectation. and it will not be
surprising if a large number of the delin-
quents spend a very disa grecable half hour
with their Congressman when Congress
gets back to Washington.
No democrat comes out of the campai On
higher in the estimation of the rank and
tile-the men who are always. not occa-
Sionallv, found working heart and soul
for the success of the party, whether its
candidates are their friends or their per
sonal enemies-of the party than does
Vice President Stevenson. He has been
wherever the fight was the hottest from
the beginning of the campaign, having
given up all personal plans and for the
time placed himself entirely at the dis .'osal
o. the PARTY managers, who kept him Oh
the stump continuously. Such willing
work and such good work isn't likely to
he soon forgotten.
Mrs. Cleveland has accepted an invita-
ton from the Crump'>, the Philadelphia.
shipbuilderS, to christea the American
Line Steamship, St. Louis, which will be
launched next Monday. The President
will not he able to 90. hut Mrs Cleveland
will be az, ompanied by Il small party of
friends. leaving here Monday morning in
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noon.
1t will not he surprising to members of
the diplomatic corps should the relations
between this country and Germany be-
come very much strained, if nothing more
serious occurs. on account of the action of
Ger any il prohibiting the importation
of American cattle and dressed beef with
o,n AZ; real excuse for such unjust action.
1t is known that this Government has in
timated very strongly to Germany that it
isn't inclined to accept the ridiculous eN-
cuse put forward-fear of Texas fever
and that it has made a protest clothed in
vigorous but diplomatic language. There
the matter rests ut present, but it will not
be allowed to rest tn re. Germany may
find that if retaliation is to be the game
the United States hold, the winning hand.
The annual report of Gen. Casey, Chief
of Engineers, L. :. A., Just made public,
again brings forward the recommendation
that separate building be provided by
Congress to be used for office purposes by
the President The necessity for such a
building is so apparent that the only won
der is that it has not long ago been erect
ed The President is the onl V official of
the Government who is expected to reside
in the same building in which he tranSactS
his official business. The idea is so re ~ :
nant to President Cleveland that durin z
ton he has owned Il residence in order
that he and his family might ret the pri-
vacv that cannot he had at the White
House. At this writing they are residing
in his own house on the outskirts of Wash
ington, the President driving to the White
House every day to transact his official
business The White House should either
be the Executive office or the Presidents
residences ii should not be both
The Gar left Livadia yesterday. stop
ping over Sunday in Moscow, where the
remains of the late Gar will lie in state
An impressive requiem service was held
in Berlin Monday, and an eulogy of the
late Car was pronounced in the French
Chamber of Deputies At Odessa a belief
prevails here that Gar Nicholas will par
TALLY or totally abolish the press censor
ship.