Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1885-07-02
The sEwS SUMMARIZED.


Stxty 81 thseizhty four Rspubsiean collect
sEa 1ffats revenue have bevn b5uncpd
The rsusor ghat Gem Merritt ia h, ~ r..
ievsi from dnty at West Point 10 deuissi
II u said thar tiss p~rsidesat has decided
~ ehi0rce bis order regarding the Winne-
hago and Grow Creek SETTLERS
The n~w Chinese minister. Col Denbg
Wit oct lesgo Dor his post until August, ~
he wishes 10 fully inform himself about the
Chsness trade before going.
Sitting Boil and fifteen braves called at
the war and other depa nsenta ard finally
on the president. There WAS a general
handahsking bnt no speeches. TIE Butt
ss.id he wisted he could hays sesn whss h.
was nov oeeing whan he was a boy,
P0stmastsrs commissioned: Presidential
Offices. J 4. Etset, Clear Lake Iowa; A.
T.. Downward Marango; Iowa; A. d. Tinsley
Sibley, iowa. Fourth ciass Offices w ).
CaskoiEy, Dickinson, Oak, j. A. Siexler
Harold, OAK; p. Gosxtn, At Vsrnoni Wis.
There are eighteen VACANCIES in tse navy.
thirteen in the line. and flvein the engineer
corps-ior the cadets who this year haisissasi
their six years course. There will be no
further vacancies Ia the marine corps until
the number ~ second hsutenauts has been
reduced 20 seventy-aye. tbs limit allowed.
The war department has received reports
from Fort Reno, Indian Territory. dated
the goth Instant 70 the effect that great
excitement prewails at that place over q
threatened outbreak by the Southern
Chsyennes. The Indians are making prep
arations TO 60 on thu war path. Troops
have boon dispathsd 20 qGsll the diseurb
sness.
Commissioner Atkins, Of the Indian
hnreau. has notified AGENT Allen, a. Black
seet Agency, 60 notify the miners and
prospectoFs in the Sweet Grass hills. within
thu limits % the reservation. that they are
theretn violation osthe law, and warn them
10 remove from the reservation. n they
refuse TO comply With such warning, you
will at ones report the fact 20 this Office.
The annual adjustment of salaries Of
presidential postHsasteIs has been prepared
BY the salary and allowances division, and
submitted 20 the postmaster general II
shows Tbs total nnnaher % presidential
p0stokiees on July / viii be 1921, de
crease % lxzas compared 9Th this number
at the beginning 0f the present fiscal year
Daring the year twelve Offices beconas pres
identiaI and on Julg I.l34 ossees win be
reduced from the presidential 20 the fourth
class.
Acting Commissioner Of Pensions Mclean
has been reorganIzing The boards 81 examinr
Ing s1rgsons throughout the various states
on plans adopted BY Gen Black. by rsmov.
Ing two from each board 10 various cities,
hlling vacancies by tbs appointment 81
Democrats. He expects TO eompIets the
reorganization % Pennsylvania before the
sud 81 she present week aud within the
nsxt month 10 have an the boards in lowe,
Montana, OHIO snd Vermont organized.
TIE president has appointed the follow
Ing eofiertors ~ internal revsuus. Robert
Block, First district Of New York, Mathew
a.
Jersey; Thomas 3. Shields, First Louisiana;
George ". Davidson, Sixth Kentucky |
James w. Newman, Elsysnth OHIO, Carts |
titan y. kneeht, Sixth Ohio; Adolph Bier |
mann, dstrieE u Minnesota. Also the |
named postmastsrs. u W. Me- !
saaier AZ faxsihnrst Miss, Weed L. Mead, |
saspenssss. William N. Garter at Viro- |
qua, Wis, vice &. s. Michael suspended; |
Thomas r. MeDearman Mt Danyilie Va.
vice A. "a. WhesieF, suspended; James /
Cakes AZ South Bridge Mass, vice r. III. 1
carpenter, suspended: Frank r. Lynch al |
kas.. vice John Mekees, sus-
pended The postmaster at Haselhurst, |
Alas, was Suspended because having been /
asked Co resign for rensons affecting the 4
public welfare not known to thu depart
Inant st the time Of his appointment, be \
declined compliance. He was connected 4
with tbs murder 81 Matthews.
The president mas made fba f0powtpZ &P- i
continents Edward III strobel 81 aes 1
York 10 be secretary Of the legation Of the
United states 20 Spain To be third leu.
.enants Ia the marine servies Johnstons
r. QuiBlaa, Kirkland VI Perry, Charles A.
Barnes and Byron r. Reed. Posey :. VII
ION, sssayer 81 this United states mint at
Dsnger, Colo; William Alan, United States
larahal tor the middle and sonthafn dis
riots Of AlabaEaa, Wilhsm IL. Benac1,
Omitted States attorney Tor the middle and
southern districts OF Alabama; Mark u. /
.Nnber, United states attorney for the
Eastern district % New YosE, Gen. w. n.
II. Davis Of Doyiestown. Pa, pension agsnt
.t Philadelphia, vice A. wilson Morris, sRs-
,endsd fGen. DAVIS saz endorsed by Hon.
!. r. Randall and other prominent Penn
Iyivania Demoepats.l r. d. BaanisssF %
ind, ladlan Inspector; Gen.
II. Het; ~ WarFenton, Va, special indian
agent William Parsons ~ CoaBscticut,
ceciaB Indian ageat; r. H. Gaboosky "a
seoFgis. superintendent q the Haskell M
tieute, kaA@aA and Walter r. Brennan Of
rs indian Territory, superintendent Of ths
jhiiosco indian sehooa.