The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1884-11-09
IF THE CHANGE COMES

W. F. A. Bernhamer will be postmaster, with
John Fishback as first assistant
Colonel George W. Bunting will be United
States marshal
Major Frank Miller will be pension agent;
Lorenzo Dow Moody, chief clerk
Sim Coy will be collector of internal revenue;
Charles Cooper, chief clerk.
Francis j. Matter will be United States dis
trict attorney; Ross Clark Joseph W. Nichol
and Henry Talbot, deputies.
James I. Bowling will be postofice ianitor.
Jack Landers will be superintendent of car
riers.
Captain Harrington will be superintendent of
mails
Samuel Dinnin will be collector of customs.
Colonel j. B. Maynard will be gauger.
Judge David Turpie will be--left as usual
William Wesley Woollen will share the Judges
fate.
Colonel Albert W, johnson will transfer mails
from the postoffce to the depot, and vice versa.
Major Bert Dasher will drive the wagon
Judge Lewis Jordon will be United States
commissioner
Peter Lieber will be gauger.
George Pfngst and Aug. NJ. Kuhn will be
storekeepers.
Captain Jeremiah OLeary will be consul to
Cork
Hon. VIM. Howson will be minister to the
Court of ST. James, with Terry Cullen as secre-
tary of legation.
Hon. Will E, English will be minister to Tur-
key; Joseph Tanning private secretary
Marshall &. Woods, elevator at postoffce;
James w. Armstrong, assistant
Judge j. N. Scott, master in chancery, vice
VIM. p. Fishback, removed
Edgar A. Brown, custodian government build
ing
Alfred Harrison, Esq, brooms and spittoons,
postoffice building James T. Hill. alternate
Albert Gall, member of the Mississippi-river
Commission.
Charles Gorsueh, Commissioner OF the General
Land office
Henry McWorknlan. postoffce clerk.
John r. Wilson, Solicitor general.
VIM. w. Spencer, janitor
John c. S. Harrison, national bank examiner.
Ben Kersting, Lindley Vinton, Charles Co
nard, John Huegele and Irwin w. Robbins dep
uty United States marshals.
Eb. Henderson, postmaster at Mahalasville.
Frank Wright, Fred 4. Heiner and Willough-
by Walling, special examiners of pensions.
John Mckinney Harvey Diehl Waite: Kess-
Ter, James Dougherty Will J. Brown and
Frank Bird, revenue inspectors.
Capt. A. L. Newland, engineer postofice build
ing.
Hughes East, consul at Gale.
Drs. G. c. Sharpe, c. T. Corliss and A. G. Sell
man, examining surgeons.
Austin H. Brown, Secretary of the Treasury
John p. Frenzel, chief of the United States
detective service; assistants, Otto N. Frenzel.
George NJ Frenzel Oscar F. Frenzel, Ernest
Frenzel Adolph Frenzel, Herman Frenzel, Emil
Frenzel, Casper Frenzel August Frenzel and
George Seidensticker.
Adolph Seidensticker minister to Katzenel-
lenbogen
John T. Dye, agent at Guano islands; Lucius
B. Swift and Louis Rowland, assistants
John Ferriter, superintendent of sewers at
Washington
H. S. Bigham, foreman of mailbag repair
shop.
Col. w NJ. Hicklin, Capt T. E. johnson and
W. A. Corbaley, pension examiners.
Sammy Perkins, United States clerk, vice
Noble Z. Butler.
Eudorus NJ. johnson, mail transfer at Union
Depot Joseph Wambaugh, chief deputy; Billy
Hord, second assistant.
Elliott Hord, minister pleuopoteniary to Homo
lulu; Oscar B. Horl his assistant