The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1894-04-14
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Ls-o.t Rstsr-s from His Trip south.
WASHINGTON. April 13-Thrss distinguished
Wolverines were among the visitors 1t the
Capitol to-day. each Of whom is supposed to
entertain Presidential aspirations. This In
tsrestinR trio consists Of Gen. Russell A. Al
ger. who has Inquired unnecessarily in several
Republican National Conventions; ex-senator
Thomas W. Palmer. President Of the Worlds
Fair. and ex-Postm ster- Gen eral Don Manuel
Dickinson. eonHdentisl adviser. guardian. and
grand patronage referee under the present
Administration. Gen. Aleer came 10 wash
inRton to intsrcede with the Secretary Of the
Navy In behalf OF Commander Hsyerman. who
commanded the KearssrRe at the time that
vessel went 10 pieces on Roncador Reef Mr..
Palmer IL in Washington to settle the Affairs
OF the Worlds Fair. so far as the United States
Com missioners are concerned. Mr.. Dickinson
is looking after the loaves and fishes. Cen
Alger is an extensive traveller. and his OBJ
ssrvations make him confident that the
Eastern delegates to the next Republican
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equally determined to advocate the claims OF
Coy Mckinley, 80 cautious was the General
might with proprioty claim either Of them as
his first and only love in case OF an emergency.
Strength 10, which SoSsre Line ne
coin might command before q Republican
s4 e. "a. R s sSs ass: a:
susn,ly IS Hptsd States Anlstsf to en fnsiSsd,
the name. Of Lincoln. ali combine. Gen.
AlRer thinks, to render the son OF Abraham
Lincoln possibility OF more than ordinary
Significance.
A. 49, n
ator Butler Of South Carolina for the term be-
ginning the 4th OF March next, Is apt to be
very bitter. y was fl-nstursd enough before
sst. and that event Sss but addsd fuel to tSS
that the Governor had intimatsd that he had
better remain in Washington and attend to
Tough. This led the Senator to remark to-day:
Yes. 1t ls very natural That Gov Tillman
In &. al IN
compare records % absence from our poets OF
@ % sas bsen In the Hsse q p.s
and harmony among our people. not buying
among them. Besides this. can be absent
, go.s and Do ES0d e
the time"
Lieut. Lyman. who was found in part re-
sponsible for the loss Of the Kearsargs by
court martial. which is understood to have
sentenced him to one years suspension. has
appealed from the decision Of the court and
NAVY that he will be heard with his counsel on
Monday next. The court sentenced Com
mander Heyerman to I've years suspension.
Bseretary Herbet was disposed to reduce this
sentence to one year, Lieut. Lyman's effort is
all his claim being that the charts were faulty.
Secretary Herbert has determined to approve
the arguments on this question. and both
officers have the right, therefore. TO expect q
81 @ sh
made
On the first roll call in the House to-day the
name OF Representative Cogswell Of Massa-
chusetts appeared. voting in the negative.
Gen. CoRswell being known as a good party
man. never before even suspected OF Mug
ton from his party associates occasion ed some
Shy f &. ysE CS he s' ss s 10.
ard as a personal favor agreed to represent
do. but reserve the right to. vote as j please
Ing Ssts.sS the ss two SstSn s1,:s
men Is well known. and under tho conditions
the action Of Gen. Cogswell was condonsd By
The President sent to-day to the Senate an
other batch Of Hawaiian correspondence.
which contains some Information that has
been before the public for several days In an
Unofficial form. The correspondence co1s ists
OF three letters from Minister Willis. in which
he informs the state Department OF the cal
that has been issued for Constitutional Con-
tional form OF government on the Islands: the
fact that he. BIZ Invitation, participated In the
celebration OF the anniversary OF the birthday
Of the King Of Italy. and that an additional
japanese war ship has reached the islands.
Secretary Lamont and party returned to
Washington last night from q three weeks
trip OF inspection to the various army posts Of
tho South and Southwest Tho party con-
sisted OF Secretary and Mrs. Lamont. Gen. II.
\. Batchelder. Conference.-The neral Of the
were found TO be In excellent condition. and
the trip was q very enjoyable one
The total number Of fourth class Postmasters
appointed to-day was A.. OF which % were to
I'LL vacancies caused By designations and
death. Among the, appointments were the
for New York State: William Gal
lag her, air Dale. vice David Barrus. resigned
'. A. Cutler. Fort Jackson. vice 4. l. ODER. re-
moved; l. W. Bardin Olive Bridge vice + ".
Bishop, removed Citation Adams, Valley Mills.
vice ii. c. ouAckenbush. removed
The President to-day sent to the Senate the
nominations:
). n Thompson OF Ar.AnAAs, TO Be Supervising In
spsetor OF steam Vessels Tor the sixth district
Money! At HunlsElLe, Ala.
fostmasIsrs-f, W. CuisinEsr; EdnburE, lad: An
drew Ennsmann, ST Cloud, MINI; J K YAtsA Cal
latin, No. and n n SeuddsE. WssInsld n i