Show FIXING UP THE SLATE y The Cabinet Positions Are I J About Settled Now I AEROGING A GREAT EVENT She Projrramme for Inauguration Day ContemplatedIt Will Be Sir Cleveland Next Week WASHINGTON February 28The impression im-pression prevails in some circles tonight to-night that the Cabinet of tbe incoming administration is complete with an exception ex-ception to be named and that no further fur-ther change will be made in the slate as at present arranged This is the makeup tnat receives the most credence cred-ence THERE ARE THREE Secretary of StateJames G Elaine Secretary of the Treasury William Windom Secretary of War Redfield Proctor Secretary of the Navy to filled S ecretary of the Interior John F Swift AttorneyGeneial John W Noble PostmasterGeneral John Wanamaker Secretary of Agriculura Jeremiah Rusk It is said tonight that Platt and Miller are distinctly out of the race and Platt men are much annoyed New York may get a Cabinet place but it depends entirely upon the temper of her politicians WILL CONSIDER NEW YORK General Harrison after hearing a great deal about the situation in tho Umpire State told VicePresident elect Morton that if the Republicans there without regard to factions or personal difficulties could unite in recommending recommend-ing some man for a cabinet place he would have generous consideration If such harmony can be bronghtabout the man named will be given the navy portfolio Senator Palmer is not believed a possibility sibility any longer l f NEBRASKA LEFT OUTGeneral OUT-General Harrison is also reported to have iid to a Nebraska man that when tht State had been presented for Cabinet Cab-inet honors it had been found expedient to put his name on the list It was hardly to be expected that a man not so presented and supported should be chosen This was taken as a means to dispose of the chances of Robert TV Furnas of Nebraska for Secretary of Agriculture who had been suggested when John M Thurstons name was rubbed off and would equally apply 10 General Alger and Senator Farmer I STILL CONFIDENT Wisconsin delegates are still confident confi-dent that Governor Rusk will have a place but it is not to be Secretary of War That appeared to be conceded JI to exGovernor Proctor and the only I f other place open to him is that of Secretary Sec-retary of Agriculture I WITH A RUSH This morning tho delegates of Wisconsin t Wis-consin and Illinois called in a body p upon General Harrison Their visit occasioned oc-casioned some gossip as having been made with a view to affect a cabinet combination but this is denied by I members MY PARTNER W H H Miller exlaw partner of Jresidentelect arrison t who accompanied accom-panied him to this city and whose name has been often mentioned as the coming AttorneyGeneral is now talked of for solicitorgeneral He Eaid there was no foundation for the story printed this morning from Toledo that he had written to a friend there saying he had accepted the position ot Attorney General As a result of Congressman Beldins dinner to the New York delegatton last night it is stated today that they will support General George Sharpe for collector of the port of New York |