New-York tribune., 1895-10-19
CHAT WITH PUBLIC NJ EN-

The Rev Dr. william H. Miburn, Chaplain oi ."e
limited States Senate who is known as the o"u
man eloquent" has just returned from 49,
Europe covering period OF SIX hioht"s'
seated In his parlor at the st. Denis Hote' ye''
dav the chaplain said that he had been IN nearS
every country in Europe. Mr.. Miourn oesP''e ."o
loss of his eyesight, Is keen student anu "'
adopted daughters travel with him all the uhe'
and their eyes see for him. He lectured "h"e
abroad and spent much time In gong over siou"u ,,
that he is familiar with He VIII preach a. fTtn Iiinos
IN Ell, lie viii return to Washington in time
be on hand when nr Gzed and do not know
whether will remain chaplain or not pu' 'i'e' ''''
me that Will"
GaIusha A. Grow, Congressman-a-halse ,'o''
Pennsylvania was striding a-ong broao"ay
Yesterday afternoon. his gray hair alone te''hs oi
bis advanced years Mr.. Grow Is one OF 'ne oiu
oaLs of Congress He was Speaker OF the House
of Representatives years ago, and has had re-
markable record in politics. lie Is seventy wv
years OF age, and yet he Is one OF the toS' ae"'
men in the House He first served In congress- III
1880 He was elected Speaker OF the NAA'ii'n
Congress on July T. 1861. The post OF M'his'e'
to Russia was offered him by President hayes o"'
he declined the honor. He nominated FOR Con
oressman-at-Large in 1888 and elected by one Vi
the greatest majorities rolled up IN tne .y. Mey
stone Sae HE s'd bnk that the good times
come to stay in Pennsylvania we are III nd r, Ua Da
Pc
are ready to roll up another big majority. next
wear for the Republican nominee FOR PRESIDENT
covernor Charles Warren Lippitt Of Rhode ls.and
uos q, the buckingham Hotel yesterday. Governor
limit looks Younger than he really 49, he ~ d
Brown College man. and has made an apie H"e'u
tive officer lie said YESTERDAY a rs M here on
private business and there Is no ponIiYah p hms @ tbe
indmstrai prospects in Rhode Island he said: They
are somewhat better than they were last & SUNNI pr hs,
do not think that there has been any poom III pusi
ness but We are having better times
Senator Arthur Pue German, of Maryland ar
rived in town yesterday. The fight in Maryland
does not seem to worry him, for ne is just as com
nlocent as ever Senator Gibson, the junior senator
from Maryland is also In the city. and he ana MI
German met yesterday Mr.. German was as reu-
cent as ever about things in his State when asked
about the fight that Is going on there lie said'
IL never saw a political campaign where there was
not a struggle. We are having political campaign
in Maryland That is all" 1t is said that the bolt
from the ticket nominated by Mr.. German has been
a serious one and that Lloyd Lowndes. the Repub-
lcan nominee for Governor in Maryland has an ex-
ce.lent chance of winning account OF the dis,
satisfaction in Democratic ranks. Inc presence @ oa
time and the knowledge that their political interests
closely interviewer, has caused the report Oh
an appeal for funds from certain corporations.
Senator Henry NJ Teller of Colorado. is here. it is
said 70 look after the silver interests in the con-
SutatiOnS or the National NHeil dShei
about things in the West he said: I'VE mined some
gold and silver during the year; We nave nad a
pretty big al around and we are getting
along. There is nothing new politically out there
Congressma Serene f. Payne. OF Auburn, y. Y,
was another visitor Gotham yesterday. Mr.
Payne Is the senior member in point Of service on
the House Committee Ways and Means. His
chief competitor for the craftsmanship will be John
Dalze OF Pittsburg. Mr.. Dalze is warm friend
OF Thomas b. Reed who will be Speaker. 1t Is
however,
enmty OF Senator Quay by taking sides against
him in the recent factlona fight in Pennsylvania
and that he will have the influence OF Senator Quay
against him. Mr.. Payne called on Mr.. P!att yes
terday afternoon and dned with Mr.. Reed last
evening
James Kerr, ex-member OF Congress from Penn
sylvania and Clerk of the last House Of Repre-
sentatves. wearing thick coat Of tan, registered
at the Gilsey House yesterday Mr. Kerr has just
returned from "A trip to Indian Territory. He has
an office down at No. | Broadway, where he Is in
the coal business and he says that he Is not bother
ing with politics now.
Ex-Speaker Crisp. with the urbane smile
| and expanse OF shirt front, has just up from
the South, glowing with praises of the Exposition
at Atlanta He said: "You have no idea what
the Worlds Fair. it is the biggest thing that the
this year. and the South Is beginning to pick up.
The Fair Is doing much to cement the relations be-
tween the North and the South. and will be
great thing for the country commercially" Mr..
about the silver sentiment in the South except to
remark: THE silver sentiment is latent. but Is =
strong as ever. There is discussing IL now,
as nothing is to be gained by It,"