The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-05-29
List OF Appointments-Internal Reve.
nue Collections Decision Against
Keeping Open the Worlds
Exposition.
Proceedings Of John Knox's Fol
lowers In General Aesem-
blythe Baptists at
Saratoga.
Various Appointments and Commissions =
Tho Apaches on tho warpeth-Im-
portation of whisky by
Hail. Etc.


WASHINGTON, May 2S The President -.
day appointed the following Collectors Of
Internal Revenue Owen a. Wells, for the
Third District OF Wisconsin; Johl u. Ma.
loney, for tho First District OF Michigan.
The Prslident to day commissioned the
following Pos,masters: John A. H. Varnor,
Lexington, Va: William Henry Rltenour,
Hsrrisonbarg. Va. Daniel o Leary, Albany,
N. y; Josaphus +. DO Jarnette, Chetops,
Kss.; Adelbert u. Cfampton Delphi. Ind.;
Curtis Reed. Menosha. Wis James ID. Wat
son, MayGeld, KY; Robert E. Austin, Iowa
CITY, Iowa. George $. witters, Ida Grove,
Iowa; Charles ID. Ktese, Lewiston, Idaho
Territory.
Secretary Endlcott President OF the board
recently appointed T. exsmine aud report
upon the deienses and fortihcaiions OF the
United States, has called u meeting OF tho
board to be held ut the War Department.
Wednesday, June 3.
The President will leave Washington for
| New York tomorrow night, and will bs sc'
comranIed by Secretaries Whitney and Ea.
diccts, and Postmaster General Vilae. and
| by Secretary Lamar in case his health will
permit. The Tarty expect to return on
| Sunday.
The President 10 day appointed the follow
Ing named Presidential Postmssters: David
Qusckenbush. at Mount Vernon. N. Y. vice
Andrew Bridgeman, suspended. The sus-
pended Postmaster was on two different oc-
cssions during the past year shown to havs
| used the public funds for private purposes.
( once TO the amount OF sS22. which was made
good by his frien ds; and again he was found
| deficient in his money order fnnds to the
amount Of 81 1856 which was made good by
| bis eu'etits. IL waa also found that his books
| were not properly kept Although arrested
| by the inspector, be was subsequently, a..
| lowed to take his office in January, which he
has held mp TO this time. William Steiner,
at Oak Park, III, vice Z. W Phelps, com
mission expired; Andrew Borders, at Sparta,
H., vice ID. Watson, commission expired
| Epoch A. Mcleod, at Palmyra, Mo, vice z.
q. Lane, commission expired; Sanford l..
Stur,svsnt. at Fullerton Neb., vlcs n. B I.
OdelI. flee has become Presidential; Glen
ent Philbrick. at Halstead, Kan, vice " @.
Groom, the office has become Presidential;
William M. Martin, at Muckagee, L t., vice
William L. Squier. the Office has become
PRESIDENTIAL; Il. +. Laurenson, at Junction
City, Kan, vice F. Patterson, commission
expired.
The Postmaster General to-day appointed
the following named fourth class Postmas-
ters in New York Fred r Cans az Still
vile, vice Q. NJ. Hendricks, removed; John
n. Cronkhite, at Katskill Bay, vice Q. H.
Green, removed; p. A. Albert. ct Hollsy.
vice ID. s. Ross, removed.
The Postmaster General has forbidden the
delivery OF money orders and registered let.
ters to the following named persons upon
the inspectors report showing that they
were engaged in conducting fraudulent
sche mes by means OF the mail: DR.. II. B.
1 ISr,tlo lfuo nr ord G .,f T.o.rtcx fla
and Geo Mayo, OF Chicago publisher OF TIE
Pest end Courier aud the Illinois Agricul.
tGrist.
Agent Llewellyn, st the Mescalero Agency
New Mexico, has teieeraphed the Indian
Bureau ss follows: The Apachss under
6eronomo are now deprsdating west OF the
Rio GrsDde. Two women OF Geronomo's
camp came in here to-day. have confined
them in the guard house. Ma or Van Horn,
commanding at Fort Stanton, is here to-day.
The Mescaleros have rendered him 80 men
to accompany his troops should the hos.iles
come within striking distance. There are
twenty-five bucks Of the Victoria baud who
have lived here with the Meecaleres three
years. III necessary will arrest aud hold
them until the trouble is over. Tne Mesca
leros can be depended upon aud will not
join the hcstiles." The agent has been in
.tructsd not 10 arrest the Victoria indians as
long as they are peaceable but to keep them
under surveillance.
Secretary Lamar was still unable to attend
to his duties to-day.
The Comptroller OK the Currency to day
authorized the First National Bank OF San
Msrios. Tex, to begin business with capital
OF $50, ,000.
The Secretary OF the Treasury hes issued 3
circular TO all Customs officers that the up
preparation for defraying the expenses OF
collecting the revenue for customs will be
exhausted by the necessary payments for
May. and directs them that no expenses for
the June collection can be made until Con-
gIess shall make an appropriation therefor.
The collections of Internal Revenue for
the fret ten months OF the fiscal year ending
June 80, 1855 as compared with the COL
lectons during the corresponding period OK
the fiscal year ending June 80, 1884, were as
follows:
From spirts-lssi, ssS.lds.7iO; lSss. s56.l2s.aD;
From fo6scco -issi. SCI. sss9; 1855. sn nll7556;
| increase. >61, o37. -
From Fermentei L'quors-1ssi sl4,2E. .s0l; 1ss5.
si4Ss3, 7s5: increase, Sl65, 9S5.
From Miscellsneous-issi. s5le.t63; 1sS5. $685.
S02 decrease. s293.c6l.
Aggregate Receip:s-'ssi, S99. .a0l S02; 1885. S92 =
l65.417; decrease, s7oSs,sS'.
The aggregate receipts for April, 1885, were
S1l4i. .S32 less than during the same month
Of 1884.
General Sheridan has returned to Wash.
ineton from his Western trip.
From correspondence transmitted by fne
War Department to the Indian Bureau it ap.
pears that the Apache Indian outbreak was
caused by whisky. The Indians manufac-
tured large quantity OF "tiswip" and be-
ttAt nfoh-