Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-07-05
nominations. Combinations and Re.

FOUR IMPORTANT DIPLOMATIC POSTS FILLED-A CON-
MISSIONER OF LABOR NOMiNATED, ETC.
The following are the most important nonnina-
tons sent to the Senate by the President Thursday
and Friday: John A. Kasson, ,>of Iowa, to be envoy
extraordinary and minister plenipotentiary OF the
United States to Germany; Alphonso Taft, OF Ohio,
TO be envoy extraordinary and minister plenipoten-
tiary OF the United States to Russia; John NJ.
Francis OF New York, to be envoy extraordinary
and minister plenipotentlary OF the United States
to Austria-Hungary; Lewis Richmond, OF Rhode
Island to be minister resident and consul general
OF the United States to Portugal; Samuel II. NJ.
Byers, to be consul general at Rome, Italy; Ramon
{. Williams. to be consul general at Havana; Ward
McAllister jr, of California, to be United states
Judge for the district OF Alaska; E. W. Haskell, OF
Iowa, to be United States attorney for the district
OF Alaska; Andrew j. Lewis of Illinois, to be clerk
OF the United States for the district OF Alaska;
m. {. Hlllyer, OF California, to be marshal OF the
United states court for the district of Alaska Frank
Sperry, OF New York. to be associate justice OF the
supreme court OF Dakota; Seward Smith, of Iowa,
TO 70 be associate Justice OF the supreme court OF
Dakota; George Turner, Of Alabama, to be asso-
clate justice OF the supreme court OF Washington
territory; Lieut.. Col. Glover Perrin surgeon. to be
colon eolone1 and assistant surgeon general; Maj. An
drew n. Smith, surgeon, to be lieutenant colonel
and surgeon; Capt Passmore Middleton, assIsta
surgeon, to be major and surgeon John Jarrett, of
S. Gardner, OF West Virginia. to be an indian in
Spector; Thomas 2. Cheney, OF New Hampshire, to
De pension agent at Concord, n. H.; James L.
Hodges. of Colorado, to be receiver of public moneys
AT Glenwood Springs, Col Registers OF the land
onie-James W. Ross, OF Colorado. at Glenwood
Springs: Col; John A. Rea. Of Dakota, at Bismarck,
Morgan to be chief justice supreme court Of the
Territory OF Idaho John W. Lacey, OF Indiana, to
tory Of Wyoming Washing gton Berry, Of California,
to be receiver of public moneys at olympia, Wash
tngtOn Territory.
The Senate yesterday confirmed the following
nominations: Ramon o. Williams, to be consul gen.
era OF the United States at Havana. Collectors of
cnstoms.Geo N: Mathis, OF New Jersey, for the
EUC HQr Do rl-arC ~
gins, OF Maine, for the district OF Kennebunk, Me-
John A. Rea, Of Bismarck, Oak, and James l.
land ofices James ". Ross, Of Of Colorado Il to 'l, be
receiver OF public moneys at Glenwood Springs.
Col Robert S. Gardner, of West Virginia, to be
register OF the land Office at Des Moines, Iowa.
Clarence Pullen, OF New Mexico, to be surveyor
general OF New Mexico. John II. Kinkhead, OF
carson CITY, Nev to be governor OF the district Of
Alaska. Amos I. Learned, of New York. to be con-
sui OF the United States at Sydney, New south
be pension agent Of Concord, n. H. John Jarrett
OF Ga, Pittsburg Pa, to be commissioner of labor:
to be consul OF the United States at Nantes Leon
ard B. Smith, OF Missouri, to be consul Of the United
states at Curacao. Roswell G. Wheeler, OF Indiana,
Arizona. Geo T. Bromley, of California, to be con-
sui OF the United States at Tien Tsin Archibald
r. Brown OF New jersey to be consul of the United
states at Algfers. Henry May Brent. to be consul
OF the United States at Calao. VIM. Boult, OF Lou
isiana, to be register OF the land Office at Natchf-
toches, La. Robert H. Davis, OF Pennsylvania to
pe consul OF the United States at ST. Paul de Loan
49, JOS A. Jones, OF Massachusetts,, to be consul
OF the United States at Alden. VIM. II. Stevens, OF
Nevada to be meter and rein er at the mint OF the
United states at Carson City. New Wheeler Combs
OF MARYLAND, to be general appraiser OF merchan-
dlse In the district OF Baltimore, Md. +. W. Horse
field, OF Iowa, TO be consul general Of the United
states at Trieste. Signal corpS-Sergeant julius II,
weber, 10 be second lieutenant: Sergeant John F.
Finley, to be second lieutenant. Covington q.
beiknap, OF Porterviie, Cal, to be agent for the
Indians OF the Tule river agency, in California
Ym. A. Newell. OF Newark, n. j., to be an Indian
Inspector Edward S Butler, to be register OF the
land Office at Neigh, Neb Receivers OF public
moneys-Wm. B. Lambert, OF Nebraska, at Neigh.
Neb.; Andrew Railson, OF Minnesota, at Redwood
Fails. Mnn:; Jacob Austin, OF Minnesota. at Fer
gus Falls. Mtnn. Edward s. Cuyt1s OF Idaho 10 he
register OF the land Office at Boise City, Idaho. A
pau Datcn OF army promotions and appointments was
also confirmed, as was also number OF postmas-
ters.
ReIections-W. H. Collier, postmaster at Marion
at Camden, S. c.