Show CLEVELAND THE MAN most democrats jr abor his HILL IS ALSO IN THE FIELD the latter would certainly carry new york speaker of the house the next contest washington WASH INGMON nov 2 t there may be a turn in the cleveland tide 1892 already the wave of enthusiasm according to the anti cleve land faction i beginning to break apon the hard of common sense and the political wiseacres wise acres are about alliance s in which mr cleveland does not figure there are many prominent democrats in washington who discount very largely the demonstration at columbus it is not that they loye cleveland loss as that thay love success more and the latter bs out of tha question when the lucce warmness shown bv cleveland toward Tamm anys in the last election is remembered atia the hard practical mental politician who is leaving cleveland t in the cold they do not believe he can carry new york a state which is a most essential factor in ahe election of the politicians who are anre that cleveland cannot win are equally certain that hill can it would not be approaching contest 1 proved a skirmishing ground for cleveland hill fight already there is talk of an alliance whereby the democratic strength of new york new jersey connecticut part of pennsyl j vania maryland ef virginia and west virginia will be thrown for west rn for an eastern candidate for I 1 speaker in exchange for western votes for an eastern candidate for the dency to this alliance which looks to the nomination of hill with whitney or irmith M weed as second choice gov abbett of new jersey ex ejov black of senator barbour Bar hour of virginia and senator gorman of maryland are said to be favorable it is an open secret that ex gov black of pennsylvania is at enmity with gov patterson and abo farmers defeat and pattersons Patter sons election will widen the breach Clever lands of forta securing as they did nom of patterson and breaking up the combination made by ex senator wallace and gov black offended the latter but it cemented an alliance between cleveland and pattison j ic is said that these eastern candidates I 1 will throw their et reneth to forming an alliance s with southern democrats whereby the latter will secure for the Speakers bip candidate from their section wilt promise votes for cleveland or pattison Pat tisou in the next democratic convention it is therefore as viewed in washington a fight between cleveland and pattison as against hill abbett and black as to which can form the most powerful alliance the test will come of cobrae in the vote of the democratic caucus for speaker and on thia result is said to depend the name of the standard beaber of the democrats in the nest presidential election certainly no campaign of recent years ever opened with such important possibilities clustered around it the probability of the convening of the fifty second congress in extra session next spring ia regarded in some quarters almost as a certainty representative senta tive springer said saturday that he thought an extra session was quite possible it was certain he said if the republicans attempted to pass the election billa 8 that efforts would be asaad fastic resisted the amount of work to be accomplished in the shore session abon to commence in very large con deisting of many important bills side tracked last session by the tariff and other measures the apportionment bill ia tobe to be considered and a fight will be precipitated if it is not made acceptable to the democrats the civil service investigation report has not yet been acted upon and will open the flood gales of there will be a wrangle over the census an investigation of the alleged partisan manipulation of census returns will be asked by the democrats A score of other matters could ha suggested eug as tending to prolong the session without mentioning the apportionment bills which must be passed A great deal of friction is expected during the session the democrats will return here jubilant and less disposed than ever to submit to mr heeds restraints while tho speakers humor will naturally be of that nature which will induce him to make it unpleasant for those who are impertinent or annoying on the floor this condition of affairs it thought likely to create scenes more entertaining than defy ing death of bernant Bel nant NEW nov 24 special august belmont died at 3 this morning belmonte Bel monts bank is closed on the door ia a notice of the banker death which resulted from a severe cold ha was 74 years old the cause of his death was pneumonia resulting from a cold caught during the recent horis show A junior partner of the firm said today to day the business of the great banking house would continue as beford belmonte Bel monts loss will be felt in sporting circles aa much as in the financial horld rie always has been a lover of thoroughbreds AB a politician ican balmont was active in the councils of the democratic national party he waa born in albey germany in 1816 and came to new york as agent for the at the parly age of twenty one libbing liB hing taft areat banking business which has continued aver since labie NEW nov 25 special the wedding of mia annie context Con dext daughter of fredric R context Con dext to maclain zie kempl of alabama waa today to day at the home of the brides parents it was a verr quiet affair the relatives of mia context and mr from the south aa well as in new york bew wew reinforced by but few of the friends of the happy couple 24 tho queen begent baa is aed a proclamation declaring princess wilhelmina queen of the netherlands and accepting the re geicy during her minority the indian scare CHICAGO nov 24 special eyers body about army headquarters is baisy A larger force than has been mustered lit thit vicinity since the memo cai unai in of 1870 will he in the roii n ilont ime rido by wednesday not only are infantry anil cavalry acin up but also field artillery abid larze quantities of ammunition and supplies general having instructed general miles to investigate the chahye that alie present dissatisfaction aloag the indians is due more to lark of rations than to a i craze he sent inspector general heyle this afternoon to the west he will visit all the army poets and most of tha arency stations general miles has received a letter irom an at loa angeles which throws further light on the messiah mystery he tells of an indian from nevada answering the description given by who talked last skiing with ne officer he said his name was jphn n and wag known hy the indians anda and A laites where he lived as peacemaker he showed me a metal which bad been given him by some chriatian iian bior his efforts in doing good he talked about the nible and said he was desirous of making peace with everyone he told about indians coming from afar off to see him and showed n pipe recognized as from the dakota tribes all this coincides with the porcupine fiory the officer writes that he firmly believes that this good natured indian is the one who has caused all the trouble he taught the indians the story of christ and the time when he would oace more visit the earth as taught him by christian people he no doubt told tb e story with a true understanding aad the indians is re telline it warped it according to their likes and understanding president adams resign BOSTON nov 25 special at a meet ing 0 the stockholders of the union pacific railway held here today to day the resignation of charles francis adams president Pre eident of the road was read and accepted it has not yet been decided who will occupy his place but it is thought that a western hand will be elected probably an omaha gentleman the mattei will depend very much on the decision of jay gould farmers alliance ATLANTA ga nov 26 Spec lal tha alliance leaders will have dirty linen to wash at ocala next week the first senatorial election by an al liance legislature is oyer it leaves an ugly scandal when the national alliance Cong refa meets at ocala the ast 1st of december this scandal will be aired charges against certain men who have been very prominent in aih ance matters are already being formulated the whole affair speaks badly for the movement chich started off so well it is altogether probable that livingston Livin gaton mccane and sledge will be roundly denounced by polk the national president it is not improbable that thoth reo named will be dismissed franr their official positions mccane came down here to atlanta from washington and with livingston tried io fix up things for tho election of an alliance senator when these men begun their work it was supposed that gordon had no show at all livingston and mccune succeeded in getting awen ty eight alliance members together they called this a caucus and committed these members to pat calhoun air calhoun is an entirely reputable gentle 1 man he ia professionally connected with milea of railroad that hac should be taken up as the alliance candidate for senator occasioned some comment his interests were entirely with the corporations cop orations against which the far mera were supposed to have cartain grievances but the wisdom of the choice was I 1 i not questioned it waa thought mr calhoun would be elected the legislature was overwhelmingly alliance but a few days ago some very surprising information reached the offices of the farmers alliance at washington the nature of this information was that livingston Liy ingston mccune and were not wholly disinterested and patriotic in their efforts aft make kalhoun senator certain railroad capitalists and their representatives senta tives were found to be in the deal A large piece of washington real estate was found to have a connection with the georgia it did appear that mr cahoun was concerned in any of the transactions but a connection was strongly suspected between wall street and the men who were trying to deliver tho alliance vote in the georgia legislature since monday certain alliance members of the legislature have been receiving telegrams of a most emphatic character from national headquarters they were warned repeatedly to baye nothing futher to do with living aton and mccune they were advised to drop calhoun it was suggested that a sudden concentration of the alliance strength on gordon was the best thing under the circumstances to defeat the intended deal the addice was followed gordon was elected on the first ballot polk the president of the national alliance is intensely bitter toward livingston and mcgune he is said to have the evidence which will create a great sensation when the alliance congress meets nothing but dismissal of the unworthy leaders will satisfy polk in liis present mood ic is altogether doubtful if calhoun knows what has been going on behind the scenes |