Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1943, 1885-07-03
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lector Of customs for the district of New
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poiatnleHtsso VIM Roakhil,s b. sof,otsMasy-
laAdy to be- eesecretarysef heclegati6n7of the
United States TO China; Chas.o Dehby,,,.rJyr r.,
offfnddliiaalna, to ebe second secretary Of the
legationsofe the United States to China,
File attorney general made the following
appointments In the departmedt of Justice
to Jttlql Jtllq aeaepciss caused BY removals: Frank
Strengs Of the District of Columbia to be
gel,eraliagent ait a. compensation of $40 a
day. Leigh chalmers Of Texas and U. Mon
rosH1eiSkellll' p + ary andy atnaldI bd examtpgrs
at. IS perdaYs and D. A. Fisher at Ohio to
be an examiner at 1$6, a. day. Edward w.
Watson Of mississippi and H. j. May of
Inddianas to be assistant attorneys at $4,000
per anngm, v B3enj w ilson of West Virginia,
L.. Cochran of New Jersey and E..R Devices
ofiPen1sylyania, to be oassistanto attorneys
t-sa,5o0 feraamuin,d and Felix Breiinegan
Of New Fork sto be assistant attorney 'at
$500 per anlftIn::s sG65 hH& si9"od 7ai
DIFFERENT ri ri19XN Nf;x ExpEcrE1b:s ri c+rrEH1bjsa07''
The beginning the fiscal year brought
comparatively ,nolchaapges in the state, var
and navy departments and the clerks who
feared chat they ? might possibly " r1eaceiVe
dreaded "yellow envelope" on the 1st of
July became reassured as the day passed
without being notified to quit: There are
at present eleven presidential postofices
where the commissions Of The postmasters
have expired and where no appointments
have. yet. been made. These Offices are
Milford N. H, Waterford My, Manitowoc,
Wisconsin, Augusta, + Maine, Bellfonte,
Pennsylvania Mitchell InIiana, ,s@2E Eyart,
Michigan, South Haven, Michie IN, Preston
Minnesota, ala Corinth, Mississippi. The
vacancies lin the fourth class Spcsto ofices
numbers not less than $500, and some, ,esti4
mates makes.the number mseii reat6r.
Nearly all the yaeanciesb have been caused
by designations, of removals tbeeatse4 Of
misconduct oA thepart 81 the ',t}9psth,asters,
In many cases the postmasters have
written to the depart asking & Why no.
attention had been paid tAtheiE requests to
be relieved from the duties Of office, made
in March last. aoe., saists !,:A bontd AaG >.
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The accounts of the coast survey for the
portion Of last fscar year which, are now
before, the first Auditor Ehenonvith, have
been suspended bythat }qaaGtah hdp sthe ytahe
completion of certain ainvestiga awhicll
he has set on foot. The discoveries. flitis
far made are, ,s&id to indicate, that there
have beene unnecessary 'eKpe nditsresf and
that in certain braneh rs Of the bureau great GREAT
extravagahces prevailed ~ Judge Chenowitif,
to whose attention certain curre1lt fIm6rs
on the subject were brought, to-day declined
to say anything about the nature Of extent
or developments of the bill. H@L"1a u =:
20 PENSION DAY: n
Commissioner Black Yesterday approved
over l 200 pension cases. This is the largest
nnmbsrso fspensiQas casas granted in any
ore dayEinthe history 5of the pensieH ef-
ice: saaAs1 mIh nl e. .HSA
Mr.. John g; Maegregof, assistant, chief of
the customs division Of the treasury, was
today promoted tobe chief of that division,
vice'H. p, James. Y. t*= 60
( kHEyAs 4 CONF EaDERArE.M
BenjahihF.aJ Jonas, today sappointed col
lector for New Orleans,is 50 years, of age,
andserved jn the confederate army
The, coinage OF, various y,nintsq during
June wasFs4 ,9S6, ,8el Of which $$2 81 $50 was
inSstandafd dollars. F9G@ - q 81 Il III
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