Morning journal and courier., 1885-03-28
CLEVELAND AGAIN MAPPING.
He SendsNIore Names in After the Sem
ate AdjOurns-The work of Re
forming the Departments.

He SendsNIore Names in After the Sem
ate Adjourns-The Work of Re
forming the Departments.
WASHINGTON, March 27.-President Cleve-
land sent another batch of nominations to the
Senate about 2 o'clock to-day, but the Senate
having adjourned at 1910 pm. they failed
to reach that body and will lie over until
Monday. Among the names included in the
list were those of Judge McCue, of Brooklyn,
to succeed Hon. H. L. Neal, solicitor of the
treasury, resigned, and Joseph E. Johnston,
of Virginia, the ex-confe derate general, to be
commissioner of railroads. The name OF Colo
of agriculture is also believed to be in the
list as we'll as the following army appoint
ments: William J. VolkmaT of General
Sheridan's staff to be assistant adjutant gem
eral and George II. Burton to be assistant
inspector general of the army. Colonel
Coleman of st. Louis, whom it is believed
the President has nominated for commission
er of agriculture, is the publisher of Cole
mans Rural World. He was born in New
York and is about ffty-fve years
of age He removed to Missou-
ri about thirty-ive years ago.
The commission appointed to investigate the
Treasury department with view to reduc-
ing the force held their first formal meeting
to-day The commission will begin work to-
morrow by examining the bureau of internal
revenue. They will probably examine the
sixth auditors Office next.
In accordance with the order of Secretary
Lamar the horses and carriages owned by
the Interior department and heretofore used
by department officers were sold at auction
to-day. More than 81 900 were realized from
the SALE.
Ex-senator Pendleton and Governor Nc
Lane called at the State department late this
afternoon and qualified as ministers to Ger
many and France
The Boomers Must Stay Out,
WASHINGTON, March 27-Secretary En-
press orders to drive the ranchmen out OF
Oklahoma and that no such orders will be
given him unless the Secretary of War shall
request it, but that it is the purpose of the
administration to clear the territory of all in
truders whether settlers or ranchmen.
Ex-Presfdent Arthur Going south.
WASHINGTON, March ELK President
Arthur will leave Washington tomorrow af
ternoon for Fortress Monroe via Baltimore
and the Bay line of steamers. He will be
accompanied by Senator Don Cameron and
Marshal McMichael. Mr.. Arthur will re-
main at Fortress Monroe about ten DAYS and
then proceed to New York to attend the
complimentary dinner rendered him by the
citizens of tn city.
Mugwumps Looking For Place.
BosroN, March pa Washington special
to the Record says that the rush for the ag
ricultural department is, most embarrassing
to the President, who wishes to supersede
DR.. Loring with some man who knows
| cabbage from an onion, but who is urged to
appoint some politician who can catch tn.
| agricultural vote A dozen western an6
southern ex-congressmen struggling fol
the place Singleton, of Illinois, and Aiken
of South Carolina, have the strongest back
| ing Among the mugwump aspirants ar,
| Henry E. Alvord, of Massachusetts, and Pro
lessor Collier. a.