Morris tribune. [volume] (Morris, Minn.) 1880-2000, 1882-03-23
PUSFOFFICE CHANGES
During the Week Ending March IL, 1889,
Furnished for the Pioneer Press by VIM.
Van Week, of the Postofflce Department..


MINNESOTA.
Established-Beaudry, Polk county, John T.
Beaudry, postmaster; Mentor, Polk county, George
H. Trfpp postmaster.
Postmasters Appointed - Buchanan, Morrison
county, John P. Sand; Pair Haven Stevens county,
Richard NJ. Yandervoort: st. Johns, Kandtyohi
county. AMIN W. Strand: Stockton, Wiuona county,
s. B. SheardoWn.
Estabshed-Calhoun. Waukesha county, Franz
Eger, postmaster; Brucker, Marathon county, ia
cob Ntehl postmaster
Postmasters Appointed-Boyceyille, Dunn coun-
ty, John Cook: Branch, Mantowoc county Peter
Sherman; Cedar Falls, Dunn county. Fred Field; /;
Fairchild, Eau Claire county, G. D. Bart2: Green
field, Milwaukee county, Charles X. Lull; Milton,
Rock county, ". 2. Clarke: Monticello, Greene
county, Edgar F. Wright; Porter's Falls. Eau Claire
county, Fred Fiegel: Summit Centre, Waukesha
county, Mary E. Story: Superior, Douglas county,
Lyman II. Warner; Waucousta, Fond du Lac coun-
ty, George d. Yapp. ~
Established-Cliye, Pok county, Thomas D. Nef7
postmaster; DUnreath, Marion county, David X.
Zimmerman, postmaster; Noble, Washington
county. Edward G. Noble, postmaster; TurksE
River, Clayton county, John Moore, postmaster.
Discontiuued-G -Garder. Boone county.
Name Changed-Lawrence, Pocahontas county,
TO Lawrens.
Postmasters Appointed-Bear Grove, Guthrie
county, G. Reed: Garry Owen, Jackson county, Jo-
seph Burke: Jauesville Bremen county, Miss Lor-
cite +. Mallory; Pin Oak, Dubuque county, Nichols
Cots; Randolph, Fremont county. Walter Il. Dor
rance; Rowley, Buchanan county. William J.
Miller.
Established-Dexter, CoddiDgton county, Arthur
Cutting, postmaster: Hazleton, Dawson county.
Nancy T.. Pringle, postmaster; Midway, Moody
county, Morgan NJ. Taylor, postmaster: Wanari,
Bon Honme county, Edward c. Macy
CONKLNG AND EDMUNDs.
Their Letters to the President About the
IusticeshiD
WASHINGTON, March 3.-The following
letters in reference to the vacant associate JUS.
ticeship of the United States supreme court
were made public to day:
No. 20 Nassua Street, New York, March
1SS2.-Mr. President: Absence prevented the
prompt Acknowledgement to your two esteemed
letters which were found here awaiting my re-
turn from Utica. The high and unexpected
honor you proffer by selecting me as associate
justice OF the supreme court of the United
States is greatly valued It will
faction that You and the senate deemed me 'ia n
for 80 grave and exalted trust; but for reasons
which You would not fail to appreciate an
constrained to decline. Although urgent de.
rnands on my time just now prevent my ac-
cepting your cordial invitation to pass few
days with you in Washington, let me hold thil
as pleasure deferred but not lost. have the
honor TO be eincerely your obedient eervant,
[Signedl RosCoE CoNKIIEG.
To His Excellency the President
EDBIUNDs TO ARTHUR
Senate Chamber, Washington, Mare g.
lSS2-Mr. President: have received through
the secretary Of state your very fiattering Of
fer Of the appoi itment of associate justice o
the supreme court. | thank you sincerely fol
this highly valued proof OF your good opinion
but feel, for reasons, that ought not accep
it / shall cherish this mark of your kindness
and good opinion, though did not need thii
proc of 1t, as one Of the most pleasant of nv
life. am, sir, very faithfully yours.
lSignedl GEORGE F. EDMuNDs -
No. All Massachusetts avenue, March 1 1
1S62-Mr. President: 1 am deeply touched
at the manifestation of the consideration Won
have shown me in connection with the sssociat,
justiceehip, Out farther reflection has not en-
abled me to change the views expressed to Mr.
Freungf uysen. With q sincere hope that yo,
have experienced no embarrassment from thu
delay your Eindke4e has caused am faithful
ly yours, GEORGE f. EDMuNDs