The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1885-07-22

pended; Hermann Freygang at Angola Ind vice
F. Mccartney, suspended; Robert NJ. Robertson,
at Upton. Ind, vice S. Lowley, suspended; John
Neh at Winchester, Ind, vice c. +. Ferris, sus-
pended; George r. Reynolds of Plymouth, Ind.
vice W. III. Kendall, suspended; Eliphalet B.
Crawford at Sioux City, Ia, vice T. r. Kirk, sus
pended; Sumner B. Chase, at Usage, Tenn vice
Stauaton, Va, vice S. NJ. CASTOR, suspended; JAS.
NJ. Keys, at Richland Centre, Wis, vice d. G.
The secrefary of the Interior has appointed
samuel n. Holiday, Jr., of 81. Louis No., and
William r. Henderson, OF Martlnsyille, Ind
National Park. Allen w. Easterly of Montana,
John A. Quinn of Indiana; Hugh c. Quigley of
Ohio. Nathan b. Wharton OF Ohio, James n smith
been appointed special agents Of the General
The following Internal Revenue Collectors were
Daniel ]. Welch for the District of Montana, John
c. Henderson for the Eleventh District OF Indiana,
of Illinois, Thomas Cooper for the Eighth District
of illinois. Mr.. Welch is County Treasurer OF sill
yer Pow County, Montana Mr.. Henderson is an
and was BIigadier General in the Union army;
majority OF the internal revenue offices OF the
country have been filled, but nineteen remaining
The President to-day rendered 70 William B.
Webb, OF this city, the position of District Com
missioner, to succeed Commissioner West, whose
term OF Office has expired. Mr., Webb is ABOUT
sixty years of age, ard is Re
was appointed Superintendent of Police,
and served three years. He is lawyer with
good practice. Mr.. Webb has asked for a few days
in which to consider the tender. Ii has been the
custom that both political parties should be repre-
sented in the District Commission. West. whose
term has expired was the Republican member
5. II. Henry was to-day appointed National Bank
Examiner for the State OF Texas aud the Terri
tories of New Mexico and Arizona. Mr.. Henry is
the editor and proprietor of the State Ledger, OF
Jackson, Miss, and was recommended for APP
pOintment by Mr.. Tilden and other prominent
Democrats He had previously declined an APP
pOiniment as chief OF division in the Sixth Audi
tors Office
THE CATTLE TRAIL TROUBLES.
The Secretary of the Interior has received
a number Jf kilograms in response to
the cattle trails through the Indian Ter
ritory, some of them from drovers, complaining
that the trails still Obstructed aud others from
the stockgrowers requesting that the cattle be not
forced through until a judicial aseertainment of
the rights OF the parties TO the controversy be had
They also request that veterinary surgeon be
sent to the Indian Territory to examine the cOnd
tion of the herds. Secretary Lamar to-day sent
the following dispatch to Inspector Armstrong at
the Cheyenne and Arapahoe Agency in the In
dian Territory:
The trail leading from Fort Supply in a north
erly direction 10 and into the neutral strips
known as the camps supply trail, must be opened
for the passage of cattle forcibiy stopped and for
confer with General sheridan, who has instruc-
tions of even date herewith from the War Depart
ment as TO the adoption of measures best calcu-
lated 10 effect this order"
A telegram was also sent 10 Powers and Lee,
cattlemen. at Kansas City. detailing the instrue-
tiOns given the Inspector and concluding as fol-
lows: You had complete remedy. No acts of
aWleSSneSS such as have been reSOrted to- as for
chile and Unauthorized detention of cattle, will
be tolerated l. q. c. LAMAR, Secretary"