, 1881-03-07
THE OFFICES.
KuafO1ss OF CHANCES IN THE LEADIS
POSITIONS IN TUE DEPARTMENTS An
EIsEWlIEltE,

Kus1O1,s OF CHANGES IN THE LEADING
POSITIONS IN TUE DEPARTMENTS AND
ELSEWHERE,
Special D4patEh 70 The Chicago 1ftbAne.
WAsiuSuToS, y. c., March G,-IsImors Of
changes in tho minor nlfices In tho Executive
Department are very plentiful. Mnny Of them
nrc doubtless born Of desire. while othors appcnr
to possess Il basis Of probability. Ono rtlnor
which bus been extensively circulated In WASH
intston to-day. md which many persons hcllcvc,
Is that the Hon. Edwurd Mcihcrsun. of pcnn-
sylvanla. will receive tho appointment Of Assist
ant Pustu,nstcr-D DcnGrstl. There wns also c0n-
siderable talk to tho effect tllat tho Hon. c. I.
Fillry. Of st. Louis. might bo nppoInto1 scco1,d
Assistant Fostmastcr-Gearrsl. Tho present In
cumbent3 Of both these ntllecs nrb .1AElcs
n. Tynor and Thomes J. brady, both Ut
1nLtana. An 1at.tana Congressman snttl to TlrE
TRIBUNE correspondent to-nlght that ho UNDER
sto01 TINT Gun. TynGr dors not expect or desire
TO retain his present oIsIco. lie unmarked that
ho did not know whether or not Gen. Brady, tho
Second Assistant, desires to remain, but II he
does
THE INDIANA POLITICIANS Wilt srAND Dy
IHM.
United statcs Marshal Dudley, of indianapolis,
Is In Washington. Ono Of his friends sa1 to-
night that Col. Dudley and Judge Gresham hnyo
lately disagreed IN rrgnrl to certain political
tuhtters and nro 10 longer on friendly terms.
Republican Representatives frum ihat Stutp
would probably ur9o Marshal DudleyT nppolnt-
tnent as Commissioner Ut pAtuHts. Tho oitcu Ut
Commissioner Of Indian Affairs has been ytr-
tuAfly vacant cvcr since tho removal or Mr..
14uyt, moro ts,nn year aKo. Mr. TrowGridHe
has never lbecn phys!cnlly uble to pcrfosm tho
dutius OF tho Office, 4 few wreks ngn Mr.
Thomas n. Hlchol. Of Wisconsin, wns appointed
Chief cler; uf the lnlun U!licu, nud has s!ncu
been Acting Commissioner, Mr. NIchol Will
soun bo appointed Commissioner of Indian
Affairs.
HE Is i NATIVE OF OHIO,
md scryc! IN au Ohio regiment during the Wnr.
When tho Grccntnck Cr,.xo WIS Mt its ht1ht In
tho West Mr.. Michel bcrN1no prominent Us Seq
rotary OF tho lfnnust- Money League, which had
Its headquarters ut Chicago. lie will nuke Il
vcry cit1cfcnt officer. Hulnor has connected tho
i.amc Ut tho lion. W,tlu1n Il. Chandler with tho
ui!!co OF Ass'stAnt-Sccrctary ot tho Trrasury.-
I'm npK'lnimcnt which ho hel at ono tlmo under
sccretarits Chuse nud Fesscndcn. Another ru-
n,'lr connccts str. Charrder's nn,no With tho
ot!lco Of First" ".Ass[stant Secretary Ut state.
Ths story probuhly nrlses from tho
wnr1n poraonnl friendship between Socro.
tary lilafno and Sir. Chandler. 4
friend uf Mr.. Chandler Hn!d ths evening
thnt thut g1ntlcmnn IL not All applicant for my
office, and tnt he would not Acccpt either vi tho
appointments mentioned. Another of Mf.
,.n,,a'.eI s.an, ,,. ,..1 ,.,, .',,,.,, ,It. .,n.
,om,,n.,,,,, 's,,; ,.',,',,, ~ ,".s. ~ s,I,,,tas
aa Nens"."" NV, "o1'' y! .s'.'. a.,,".
lieutrAl. Iho present lncunbant VI TINT oli'co
Is Mt. Samucl F. Phillips, ~ Surth Car0llhl. who
Was appointed Deu II, 49,, BY President Grnnt.
THERE ARE SyyEttAI. cASn.pArEs
~ M. Tt .,....',.,..'a. - s..i..'1.,,
e to nnu ~ s'Ss"er " Msr,nc ~ rc..t,an;
M ~, m HGuhnM. y n t,nt II
~ Iae ,7s @ ,,t,,nSs ..o t"' feas" "
and Kansas. Ano1iar applicant ior
~" "o,,ro " n,rI,,v GH Win as rcc,Sc t,,n iua1s.
iMe.t ~ .no Massasots ~ H. ossesm 1i,a ~
Wn,,Sn ,f iiGnrcsrmtufiyer Rx.iJ,nrr,.. .n,t.hn 4.
T.. Fursytl. ot Illinois. ts alst, cutaidatr ~.
klls uniformly voted with tho ltrpl!uans OH all
questions uxcapt thsu rAttIl,, iG tho curreItry
still MnOthgr candidate fur thu satnt pj.lco Is
Eol. Il. X. EAr1autl, 1T Now Jurscy, prtae,It Chlrr
Clerk Of tho Bureau. co!. turmAn's rclAlIons
wI,i, nnuy congressman urc vury plelts,tl.t, nn
1t a understood lt he will roecive tAHir tcurty
support It, his eiturt fur prt'!nution. Hnnu Ut
lE1rKlh ucalrG that tlo R1A!l bc uppo!llkou COHl-