The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1883-06-29

WASHINGTON. June

8 WASHINGTON. June %.
The President has issued an order cutting
down the number Of collection districts from
one hundred and twenty-six to eighty-tWo.
The new order Of things begins July 1, or as
soon thereafter as practicable. Illinois loses
two districts. The Second and Third viii
be consolidated, and viii be known as the
Second. Lucien Croker viii be Collector,
with headquarters at Aurora. The Seventh
and Eighth Districts viii be merged under
the name of the Eighth, with John w. Hill
as Collector. tsars
WIscoNsIN-All east Of the dividing line
is to be known as the First District, with
Irving NJ. Bean, Collector. His headquar-
tiers will probably be at Milwaukee. All
west of the dividing line viii be known as
the Second District, with Leonard Lotridge,
Collector.
Il IANA-The Tenth and Eleventh Dis
tricts are consolidated to be known, as the
Eleventh, with Thomas M. Kirkpatrick,
Collector. The First and Seventh are con-
soIidated to be known as the Seventh, with
William w. Garter. Collector He will
probably continue his headquarters at Terre
Haute. The Fourthand Sixth are CONSOLE
dated under the name of the Fourth, with
Horace Mckay as Collector. He will prob
ably have his Office at indianapolis. EsF ST. +
d IOwA-Cedar, Clinton. jackson, Jones,
Linn, Muscatnle, Scott, Louisa, Washing
ton, johnson, Keokuk, Iowa, Benton, Ma
haska, Powesheik, Tama, Marion, Jasper,
Warren, Polk, Madison, Dallas, Adair,
Guthrie, Cass, Audubon, PottaWattamie,
Shelby end Harrison Counties are consoli-
dated into one district, to be known as the
Second, with John w. Green. Collector
All that portion of the State south of the
counties named is consolidated into one dis.
trict known as the Fourth, with ]. W. Bur-
dette, Collectors new appointment. All
that portion of the State north Of the coun-
ties named is constituted one district, known
as the Third, with James E. Simpson, Col
lector. ai@
MICHIGAN State is to be divided by
a line running north and south which now
marks the boundaries of the United States
judicial districts. All east of the line is to
be known as the First District James H.
Stone is Collector He will probably have
headquarters at Detroit. All west of the
line will be known as the Fourth District,
with Charles W. Watkins, Collector. He
will probably be located at Grand Rapids.
MISSOURI The First and Second Districts
are consolidated, with Isaac III. Sturgeon
Collector. He will probably make st.
Louis his headquarters The Fifth and
Sixth are consolidated, with Philip Doppler,
Collector.
MINNESOTA First and Second are
consolidated, with William Bickel, Collector.
He will probably be located at St. Paul. .le
OHIo-The Third and Sixth Districts are
consolidated, with GeorgeP p. Durham, Col
leetor. His headquarters will probably be
Dayton. The Seventh and Eleventh are
consolidated, with Marcus Boggs, Collector.
His headquarters will probably be at Chilli
Gothic. The Fourth and Tenth are consol-
idated, with John P. Kumler, Collector.
The Fifteenth and Eighteenth are CONSOLE
dated, with Worthy S. Streator, Collector.
His Office will probably be in Cleveland. 4
Changes were also made in Alabama,
California and Nevada, Georgia, Nebraska
and Dakota, Colorado and Wyoming, Ari-
iona and New Mexico, Pennsylvania, New
York, Oregon and Washington, Montana,
Idaho and Utah, Tennessee, Kentucky,
West Virginia, Virginia, North Carolina,
Massachusetts, Connecticut, Maryland and
New Jersey stAa&tA