The evening times., 1895-11-16
Ex-Congressman c. A. Cadmus, of Patter
sou, n. j., Is stopping at the Arlington.


Ex Congressman Timothy j. Campbell
of New YORK WAS seen last night at Chamber
Inns. Tnegeniai and jovial Inn was seated
among a cruwd of ofh.scA-assUciateS, n .s printers.
and he was telling them how IT happened.
Judge Campbell says he is here in the inter
est OF good government and TO see, or
rather aiu, the printers in getting what
Is their uuc-that is, the restoration OF tne
wages that existed prior To 1877.
II was not at all surprised at the cleo
tons in New York city. L Knew We would
win, but tnen what's the use of holding
postniurtems? The people or New YORK
believe IN home rdle, and 1 thlnk that all
the saloons in the city should be closed
that lis, in way. or course, l don't
want them so Theoretically sealed that the
poor man can I get MS GROWER Ia on sunday
But close item just enough TO Keep up
show ur orGer. When the people OF New
York want sunday beer they are going 10
hav. il, and Teddy Roosevelt and all OF his
policemen cannot keep them dry. i don't
believe la the idea OF having Policemen 20
up to a saloon III Citizens clothes to get
evidence. That's too much on the spy
order. am down here this time to talk
matters over with my friends, the printers.
This certainly was the case, as the judge
was surrounded by them, and he was also
telling them how to go about IL to get bet
ter wages.
Marguerite. the baby" continued Mr..
Campbell. lis still on the Sidewalks OF
New York and is in good health. 1 am
going back to New York this afternoon
j. H. Hullng. tongfesSfflan-eiecb from
the Third West Virginia district, arrived
in the city last evening and is stopping at
Wizards. Mr.. Huling will be here for only
a few days, as he was called to the city on
private business. His home is only short
ride from Washington. and he Will remain
there until the convcntng of Cong ress- Mr.
Huling Is for Reed for Speaker first, last
and all the time.
We have very good timber in our State
for the next Presidential race. mean by
that Stephen b. Elkins and Judge Grof. |
also think If Mr. Reed is fortunate enough
to get the Endorsement OF the Republican
party, he Will make good President. 1t
does not ma Ike much difference who is on the
Republican ticket. He will be elected but.
of course, the party will put up popular
ana good nan. j do not think the third
term movement VIII ever gam much head.
way. The people are preJudlccd against
it, and IL Will be a long time before they
will ever indorse any man for third term"
Hon. Grove johnson, of California, is at
the Hotel Cochran. He Is the man who sue
ceedei Congressman Gary, the great anti
Chinese agitator from the First district
of California. Mr.. johnson is in some re-
spects the Jerry Simpson OF the Pacific
coast. He is one of the greatest criminal
lawyers in the country, and was one of the
counsel in the famous Martin will case Of
California. He will remain in the city
until Congress convenes.
II am most decidedly i'll favor OF the next
national Republican convention being held
in San Francisco. l am sure satisfactory
arrangements can be made with the rail
roads and telegraph companies for the ac-
commodation of the people who will attend.
Things in California a re in a most prosperous
condition. The elections in the East did
not surprise me in the least. expected it,"