Daily globe., 1883-06-26

Among the Number DR.. Wedges Dear
GazelIe'' at Owatonna-A Full Statement
of the Changes Made Under the New Dis
pensatiOn.
WASHINGTON, June 25.-The president
issued executive orders this afternoon pro.
mitigating the changes made in the inter-
nal revenue collection districts. The order
is to take effect the 1st of July next or as
soon after as practicable. The number of
districts is reduced from 126 to 80. a
reduction of A changes in part as follows:
Aldbama-The two districts in this state
are consolidated and Arthur Bingham is
designated collector. This is new ap-
pointment, and the district will be known
as the First.
CaIifornia-The First and Fourth
districts of this state are con
sOlidated into one district, to
which is also attached the district of Ne
vada, and to De known as the Fourth dis
trict of California, and Amos L. Frost of
Sacramento, is designated as the collector
of the new district.
Georgia--The two districts of this state
are consolidated into one, to be known as
the First district, and Walter johnson
/ designated collector.
Nebraska and Dakota-These districts
are consolidated into one district and Geo.
| W. Post designated as collector.
Colorado and Wyoming districts
are consolidated into one, with JAS. s.
Wolfe collector.
Arizona and New Mexico-These two
districts are consolidated into one. with
Silas W. Fisher as collector.
Pennsylvania-The present First district
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Berks, Lehigh and Schuylkill of the pres
ent Eighth district, all of which territory
is to be known as the First district. and
VIM. J. Pollock designated as collector
Lebanon in the present Eighth dis
trict, Snyder, Junaatta and Dauphin in
the present Fourteenth district: Adams.
Franklin, Fulton and Wrff1in in the pres
ent Sixteenth district; Cumberland, Ian
caster, Perry and York in the present
Ninth district, are constituted one district
to be known as the Ninth district, and An
drew j. Kaufman designated as collector
The counties of Clinton, Centre, Lycoming,
Tioga, North Cumberland, Potter and
Union, of the present Fourteenth district.
are consolidated with the counties of Brad
| ford, Carbon, Columbia, Luzerne, Monroe.
| Montour, Pike, Northampton, Sullivan.
Susquehanna, Wyoming and Wayne, of the
| present Twelfth district, and known as the
| Twelfth district, and Edward b. Chase
| designated collector. The counties of
! Clarion, Crawford, Forest, Mercer, We
mango and Lawrence, of the pres
ent Twentieth district, are consoli-
dated with the counties of Cameron
! Erie, Elk, Mexican and Warren. of the
/ Nineteenth district, ane Jacob T. Walther
/ OF Erie designated as collector, a new ap-
! po1ntment. The counties of Bedford and
! Somerset, of the present Sixteenth district
/ with all of Allegheny county, lying south
| of the Ohio and Allegheny rivers. includ-
/ ing Neville island the counties of Fayette.
| Greene, Washington and WestmoreIand
! are constituted one district to be known
| as the Twenty second district, with Frank
/ 2. Case as collector. The counties of
/ Blair, Cambria, and Huntington of the
/ present Sixteenth district, that portion of
/ Allegheny county north of the Ohio and
/ Allegheny rivers and the counties of Arm
strong, Beaver, Butler, ClearfeId. Jeffer-
! son, and Indiana are constituted one dis
trict, to be known as the TwentY-third dis
| trict. with Samuel N. Jackson as collector.
New York-No change is made in
the collection districts in the city of
New York and on Long Island. The
Eleventh district and the county of Rock
land in the Twelfth district are consoli-
dated with the Fourteenth district, and
James W. Bentley designated as collector.
| This district will be known as the Four
teenth district and the collector will prob
ably have his headquarters at Albany. The
Twelfth district, with the exception of
Rockland county, is consolidated with the
Fifteenth district, and James S. Smith
designated as collector. His Office will
probably be located in Troy The
Twenty Twenty fourth and Twenty
sixth districts are consolidated under the
name of the Twenty-sixth district, and
James Armstrong, collector of the Twen-
ty-first district, designated as collector.
He will probably make his headquarters
at Utica. The Twenty eighth ard Thir-
tieth districts are consolidated and called
the Twenty eighth district, with Henry S.
Pierce as collector.
Oregon and Washington-Theset two are
consolidated. and j ohm c. Courtright des-
ignated collector. He is ,.resent collector
for Oregon.
Montana. Idaho and Utah-These dis
tricts are consolidated, and Orlando Hol-
lister, of Salt Lake, designated as collector.
This is new appointment.
1enneSS6e-1ne counties OF Anderson.
BIount, Bradley, Campbell, Claiborne,
Knox, Landon, McMinn, Monroe,
Morgan. Polk, Roane, Scott,
Union, Carter, Cooke. Granger. Greene,
Hamblin, Hancock. Hawkins, Jefferson,
Johnson, Sewer, Sullivan, Unicorn and
Washington of the present Second district
and the counties of Bledsce, Fentress,
Cumberland, Rhea, Meigs, James, Hamil-
ton, Zuwatchie and Marion of the Fifth
district are consolidated to be known as
the Second district with James NJ. Mellon
as collector. The remaining counties are
united in one, known as the Fifth, with A.
NJ. Hughs, Jr.. as collector.
| Kentucky-No change in Second andFifth
districts. The counties of Lincoln. Boyle
and Mercer in the Seventh district and
| the countries of Magofin, Floyd and Pike
in the Ninth district are consolidated with
the present Eight district, and the consoii-
dated district known as the Eighth district
with VIM. j. Landram as collector.
To the remaining counties of the Seventh
district are added the Sixth district and the
remaining counties of the Ninth district,
and thus formed is to be known as the
| Seventh district, with A. NJ. Swope as col