The morning call., 1894-06-22

the people were intensely excited by the hor-
Tible developments and a hanging bee was
among the probabilities
e. NJ. Warner of Albany N. Y. one OF the
most prominent politicians In the Empire State,
came up from Los Angeles yesterday. where he
mas Deen visiting son who is in business there.
MI. warner says he never knew politics TO De
SO generally discussed when political cam
palgn was not on as they are at present. Il
believe the fall elections to be hello throughout
the country Will bring out tremendous vote,
salu he' every man meet appearsto nave
grievance against one OF the parties, and Is
only awaiting an opportunity to emphasize it
Oy registering his vote. Although the news
papers universally declare that iE is too early
10 discuss Presidential possibilities, l ma
tbaI the people go on discussing them
just the same, and the subject appears be
be one In which they never lose interest. l have
been gratlted TO observe the widespread and
growing popularity OF Mckinley, and speaking
OF MN reminds me OF a new phase OF his char
actrr into which was given an insight through
conversation with st. Paul man the other day
who knows Mckinley well. The Governors
wlfe, II appears. is and has been for years,
confirmed Invalid, and he never permits affairs
OF state, social enioymentS or the most i'm
portant business engagements to take him
from her side when he thinks she requires his
attention. This studied sOlicitude for her COM
fort Is NOT publicly paraded, but cannot but be
observed by those who are fortunate enough in
possessing the acquaintance of this admirable
couple and who have had a glimpse OF their ex
empIary home life"
w. V. Holman OF Wheeling w. Va, who is
interested together with Stephen w. Dorsey OF
star-route fame. in mining ventures in Mexico,
was at the Palace yesterday. Mr.. Holman says
that Dorsey is in the highway of fortune once
more. after encOunterlng business reverses that
would have broken the spirit OF nine men out OF
ten. DORSEY was private In the war;" said
Mr.. Holman, "and after h0stilities ceased he
settled in Arkansas, from which State he was
sent TO the United States Senate in 1880. He
had made great deal OF money by that time
and was elected chairman of the Republican Ma
tiOnal Committee. 1he star-route troubles
wrecked his fortune, and swept away many dol
lars that he had, but nothing daunted he went
TO New Mexico. and, with what little available
means he could command. he started to de-
veOp some of the mines of that State. He
made ana lost couple OF fortunes there, and
finally took trip into Mexico nine years ago,
which resulted in his transferring his energies
TO the development OF properties there. l don't
know how much money he has made nor what
he is worth. but his fortune is amply sufficient
TO keep him comfortably, l reckon"
Hon. John W. Foster. ex-Secretary Of State
under President Harrison. accompanied by his
wife, returned from trip TO the Yosemite and
other points of interest IN the State yesterday
and last evening started on his return East.
j. G. Dickinson of Detroit, Mich, is at the
Palace. He is a prominent lawyer OF that city
ana was a former law partner of Don NJ. Dick
inson, who was CleYeland's first Postmaster
General.