Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-12-11
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WAsIiNGToN, Dec. l0.--The president
sent the following nominations TO the
senate to-dayi 10 be ENJOYS extraor-
binary and ministers plenipotcntmry OF
the United States t,terge v N.i.nihron
Of Michigan, TO Russia; .Iabez r. Murray
of Virginia, 10 spain; Charles DENLY Of
Indiana, to China; Jno y. Stalls OF Ohio,
to Italy; Chas. ID, jerks OF Kentucky, tu
the United States Of Colombia; .Ino. e..
Bacon Of South Carolina, 10 be charge d.
affalrcs of the United States to Paraguay
and Uruguay; Lambert Tree of Illinois,
to be minister resident of the United
States TO Belgium.
To be ministers resident and consuls
general OF the United States: BOYD
Winchester Of Kentucky, TO Switzerland;
Fred Winston Of Illinois, TO Persia; John
Il. w. Thompson of New York, TO Haytl /;
William A. Seay Of Louisiana, TO olivia /;
Moses A. Hopkins of North Carolina, TO
Liberia; Walker Fearn of Louisiana, to
Roumanla, Servia and Greece.
To be consuls general of the United
States; Jacob Mueller of ONO, at Frank
fort-on-thc-M Man; H. Clay Armstrong Of
Alabama, at Rio de Janeiro; Michael III.
phelan OF Missouri, AZ Halifax; DR.. Lynch
Prlngle Of South Carolina, 10 be secretary
of legation and consul general of the
United States TO Guatemala.
To be secretaries of legation OF United
States: Frederick S. Mansfield OF Texas,
to Japan; James l.. Morgan of South
Carolina, to Mexico; John @. Lee Of Penn
sylvania, 10 Conslantinople; james Fen
ner Lee OF Maryland, 20 Austria-Hun-
gary; Christian NJ. Seibert OF New York,
TO Chilli; Charles A Dougherty OF Penn
sylvania, 10 Rome; Edward II. Strobel OF
New York, TO Madrid; William w. Rock
hill OF Maryland, to Pekiu; Henry Vign-
aud OF Louisiana, to Paris.
To be second secretaries OF the lega-
ton Of the United States Charles DENLY,
Jr., Of Indiana, To China; Augustus Joy
of New York, 10 Paris; Henry l.. Null
drom OF Mississippi, 10 be fret assistant
secretary Of the interiori George A..
jerks Of Pennsylvania, 90 be first assist
ant secretary OF the trcasuryi william n.
Mclean OF Indiana, 10 be first dep
uty commissioner Of penslOnsj Lewis
G.. Bartlett Of New York, 10 be
second deputy commissioner Of pensions;
Strother NJ. Stockers OF Indiana, 70 be as
sistant commissioner of the general land
office; Robert Is. Vance of North Caro-
lima, TO be assistant commissioner of
patents.
Territorial governors: Edmund @,
Ross OF New Mexico, G. Mayer Iullck Of
Arizona, Edward A. Stevenson OF Idaho,
Alfred p. Swineford Of Michigan, OF
Alaska. Samuel Il. Hansen Of Montana.
To be encouragement; George Julian
Of Indiana, New Mexico; John llisea OF
Arizona; Benjamin II. Green of Louisi.
ana, Montana; John i. Gardner Of Me-
braska; Richard y. Hamugnd, Jr,, Of
California; Richmond $. Dement, Of IL
linois, Utah; James A. Dawson Of Colo
RADIO; Benjamin A. Leddeter Of Lonlsi-
ana; j. O. StnuahtD Of Indiana, Idaho;
John G. Thompson OF Kentucky, WyOm-
Ing; Morris Taylor Of Dakota
William ID. Bloxham Of Florida.
10 be pOstmastcrs; John b. Larkin, at
Pittsburg, Pa.i Howell Tatnm, at Bolton,
Tex; John Cochran, at Dallas, Tex.s
Thomas Y. Cooke, at Victoria, Tex; B..
Corning Judd, at Chicago Jeptha NJ.
Foulks, at Memphis, Tenn George
III. Paul, at Milwaukee, Wil-
liam 4. Ayere, at Camden,
Ark; William j. Fleming, at Fort smith,
Ark; Thomas III. Bailess, Ut Hope, Ark. !
John w Owens, at Jonesboro, Ark; Jas
T. Stuart, at Van Burer, Ark.i Robert
w Spear, At Denver.
In the nayyl Capt. John g. Walker, 70
be chief Of the bureau Of navigation with