Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1883-03-05

ton of chief examiner under the civil
service commission, which he was NOM
mated yesterday
NOMINATIONS.
Max Polacheck, Illinois, United States
consul, Zanzibar; Edward L. Curtis, Idaho,
secretary, territory of Idaho; Chas. T.
Babcock, Nebraska, receiver of public
moneys, McCook, Neb., Christopher Hos
letter, register of land Office, Grand Island,
Neb.; Gilbert l.. Lams, register of land
Office, McCook, Neb.; Morris Marks, re-
ceiver of public moneys, New Orleans;
Joseph Bookwalter, collector of customs,
district of Minnesota; Edward Bellows, to
be paymaster IL the navy, in accordance
with act Of congress, approved March 3,
1888.
Postmasters- S. jackson, DeKalb
Center, ILL.,; Alex. T. Safely, Boulder, Col.
COMBINATIONS.
John Paul, United States district Judge,
western district of Virginia; David V.
Stephenson. surveyor general for Iowa and
Nebraska; JAS. B. Edmonds, commissioner
for the District of Columbia; Albert G.
Edwards, assistant treasurer of the United
States at st. Louis, Mo-; P. F.Menning, as
sistant treasurer of the United States at
New Orleans. Receivers of public money
Chas. D. Peck, Lake City, Col: S. Parker,
Niobrara; B. Eggleston, United States at
tOrney for the northern district of Ohio;
G. w. Post. collector of internal revenue
for Nebraska. Registers of lands-B. H.
Dodge, Concordia, Kas.; John
Bissell, Kerwin, Kas.; R
Everett, pension agent, Pittsburg; E. o.
Graves, chief examiner of the civil service
commission; J. B. Battelle, collector OF
customs for the district of Miami, o.; Lew
Morrill,, supervisor of customs at Michigan
City, Ind. Postmasters-L. NJ. Atherton,
Page, Ia; A. Il. Grow, Logan, Ia; A. M.
Tucker, Elkhart, Ind; L. F. Helton, Blair,
Neb.; W. c.. Dewey, Glasgow, Mo-; Edgar
White, Port Huron, Mich; E. G. Butts,
Saltwater, Mimi; Thomas Jones, Jr.
Cleveland, o.
Max PoIachek United States,
council at Zanzibar; receivers of public
monyes, Charles f. Babcock, at McCooks,
Neb; Morris Marks, New Orleans; Thomas
H. Rooney, Walla Walla, w. L. Register
of lands, Christopher Hostetter, Grand
Island, Nebraska; G. L, Laws at McCooks,
Nebraska; Joseph Bookwalter, collector of
customs; District of Minnesota; G. G. Paw
ing, surveyor general, Nevada;
George Drury, collector of inter
nal revenue, District of Louisiana; Post
masters: g. S. jackson, DeKalb Centre,
Illinois; j. W. Marshall, Plattsmouth
Nebraska.
SIGNING BILLS.
The president came to the capitol be-
tween 8 and 10 o'clock tonight, ac-
companied by members of his cabinet, and
occupied the presidents room, near the
senate chamber, for the purpose of exam
ming all bills presented for his approval.
Up to l o'clock a. N. he had signed twenty
bills, which obtained final passage, none of
them of general importance, and now
awaits the enrolment of the tax and tariff
bill, and the possible presentation to him
tonight of the sundry civil and deficiency
appropriation bills. All the other regular
annual appropriation bills, excepting the
river and harbor bill passed by the house,
have become laws.
The house bill to amend the revised
statutes so as not to exclude retired army
officers from holding civil offices in the
territories, was passed at 2:+O a. N.
On motion of Mr.. Rollins the senate
went into executive session, after which a
recess will probably be taken until some
time tomorrow forenoon.
MILITARY LEyEE AND RECEPTION.
The Light Guards, the Oldest military
organization in the city, are to give a
levee, and military reception by Gov. Be-
gole, of this city, on March 80, which will
be very brilliant affair. Invitations
headed by the names of Senator Palmer,
Hon. Jas. +. John and others, have been
sent the president, cabinet, Gen. Sherman,
and other leading officers of the army, the
governors of all the states, and other
prominent officials.