The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1885-07-31
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Washington, July 30.-The presi.
dent made the following appointments
to-day: To be agents for lndiaus-E.
q. Osborne, of Tennessee, of the Pom
ca, Pawnoe and Otoe agency in the
Indian Territory; Frederick Hoover,
OF Indiana, of the Usage agency, In
dian Territory; Jesse Lee Hall. of
Texas, of the Kiowa, Comanche and
Wichita agency, in tho Iudian Terri.
tory; Timothy A. Byrnes, of New
Jersey, of the Yakima agency. in
Washington Territory; BENJAMIN ii
Moore, of New York, of the Colyille
agency, in Washington Territory.
To be registers of land offices: Frank
Dale, OF Kansas, at Wichita, Ks; Clste
NJ. Ralston, of Kansas, at lndepcn.
donce, KS.
John Cadwallader, to be collector of
customs fol the district OF Philadcl-
phia, and l.. Lconce Bonnie, TO be APP
praiscr of merchandise In the district
of New Orleans.
PRESIDENT AND CABINET.
Washington, July 30.-The cabinet
meeting to-day was attended by all
the members. The session was short
and was devoted almost entirely to the
consideration of routine matters, be-
fore the departments.
reference was made to the Grant
obscqulcs and 1t was decided that the
president and all the members of the
cabinet would attend the funeral cere-
monies in New York. They will
leave here in u special car on Friday
August 9TH. Apartments have al.
ready been engaged ut the Fifth Ave
nue. hotel.
II is not likely that the president
viii return Immediately after the fun
eral AS II is his purpose TO take few
weeks rest and recreation In the
Adirondack mountains rs soon rs he
can get away. DIR. Ward of Albany,
and Colonel Lamont will probably be
his only companions in the noun
tains. In order TO devote his entire
time to the business which has ac-
cumulated in his Office before his de-
parturc, the president will be com
PEELED to deny himself to callers, ex-
cept upon urgent public business for
several days.
No CHOLERA IN FRANCE.
w ioHiHStons JulN ~. - CeCTtidTl
Bayard has received dispatch from
the United States consul at Marseilles
saying that the recent report of all
outbreak of cholera in France is I'M
founded.
MANNING s1IRs THINGS UP.
Washington, July 3O.-It is rumor.
ed that Mr.. Tilcomb; assistant regis
ter of the treasury, has been reques-
ted TO resign. Register Rosecrans
says the report is not true, but that
reorganization of the bureau is con-
templated.
Secretary Manning has appointed
George w. Albright of Albany, a
skilled laborer in the sixth auditors
Office, at an annual.salary of $1,000 and
assigned him to duty as an assistant
to the chief Of the appointment di-
vision. 1t is understood he will soon
be appointed assistant chiel of the de-
parimennt in place of George NJ Ross,
who will be reduced to sixth-class
clerkship. There is question as to
the authority for such an appointment
under the civil-service law; Ii is also
said that Mr.. Albright will eventually
succeed Mr.. Higgins as chief of tn,
appointment division.
GOOD MEN RETAINED.
Washington, July 30.-The presi
dent has decided to retain the follow
ing United States consuls, on accoun
of their excellent records: j. II
Stewart at Antwerp, Belgium; ii. .
Sprague (who has been at his pol
since 1863 AT Gibraltar; Il. S. Iliitoi
Goderich, Canada; Oscar Matmos, F,
Leith, England; William Thomson, /
Southampton, England; Il. J. Steven
formerly clerk of the house of repr,
sentatiyes appropriation committe
at Victoria, ID. c.; Philip Q. Carroll,
Palermo, Italy; II. .. Williams, (coi
|, sui general at Havana, aud G. q. For
= commercial agent at Hague, Ii
: grand.
i Jasper Smith, formerly commerce
4 agent ut Nottingham, has been tran
!, ferred to Newcastle ON the Tyne, Al
~ Secretary Bayard has appointed
!. S. Williams at Nottingham. N
n Williams is a resident of New Yor
m FUNERAL ARRANGEMENTS.
New York, July 30.-The reque
aud applications for positions IN
Grant funeral procession continue
In pour into General IIaucock's he
40 quarters on governors island. So
es of tho applications made to-day W
be were US follows: Committee of
re house of representatives officers "
Is have served in the militia, Union
ng eran corps, Washington aud Ernan
Band OF Hope. The members OF
army OF the Potomac will be Civ,
nii place Ia the line.
PSI General Hancock has written