Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-05-23
POSTMASTERS
r,.ir Bonds Villas Issues an
Order
,rs TO THEIR REMOVAL.
c,ss POstmasters Appointed
General Postal Reg
ulationS,
,.su WASHINGTON DISPATCHES.

.-,v,rny D. c., May 22.-The Post
General has issued the following or
,,ays 70 the renewal of postmasters'
-. whenever any postmaster Of the
| =, lass shall have remained in office
,,,,s from da.e, taking effect from
-, ofssisl bond, he shall execute a
din "a manner and with sursties as
a bv lss upon notice from the de-
-:H-
postmaster General appointed the
-, named fourth class Postmssters in
VII. Nicholas S. Yedder at Walden
lanes D. Greenmsn, at West
5.,.,vn In Pennsylvania, Margaret
,.ysy. a, Wsslep; Joseph S. Weaver, at
thief Postotice Inspector to-day
-..3 The following to Postoiice inspec-
/ S,,s-pir, institution of criminal pro-
~. s1r the yiolation Of postal laws:
Lam in receipt of yours OF the 18th
| ~ ,g5s:ance Of which is a request to
I'd as 10 what course the depart
/. ,ssirsd 70 pursue in cases when en-
!. IN me postal service are found guilty
| 1.-THE law and more especially as
/ r,,9sr course TO pursue where it is
| ,..si .bs, poStmas,ers are found to be
4 ,5sir accounts by reason OF using
!, money order funds for private
1 .-'7 / have 20 inform you that your
,,,sioa has been submitted to the
,,,.r General, who directs to say that
,.,are where it is discovered oy an
Ia. arT pos; master, or other EN-.
Postal Department, has violated
~ tie facts must at once be commu-
% he United States District Attor-
:.ls d.s,rc, in which the odsuss was
rel With a view TO the immediate
ION Of The offender, and in all cases
| : cor shall be guided by the advice
Lssric; Attorney.
--avers and others entrusted with
mes Of the department know-or if
% 70, ,hey are unfit to hold any posi-
lis. 10 use the department funds for
-arposes is criminal offence, and in
rance where it is ascertaiued that
are been so used the prosecution
4 a. once follow and the facts should
iiarel7 reported with a view to
~-2, removal Of the offender. 1t is
a- Of the duty Of an inspector 10
zine wbethsr or not an offender should
sc1ted i, is sgtiicier for him b know
], ldsu:e against the Postal laws has
-uiued and hrs duty is clear, viz:
5a proper steps to bring the offend
a;cs. The Secretary OF the Treas
az issued warrants for payment Of
W millions on account Of pensions.
11s,ei that the total payments on
lct ior The month viii amount to
+ hon
auon's Resignation Called For.
vroy. Nay - Secretary Man
called for the resignation Of Major
sri >ly,ou, of Massachusetts, chief
.Tsion Of First Comptroller Office
l'sl 'ra: Nr. SaNton viii refuse to
21 he ground that there are no
Tha'eyer against him, either Of
rey or Of offensive partisanship. Il
s0oi tha: he Will be given until
5b,o comply with the Secretary's
Major SaX,on was an officer in
r. during the war, and is a brother
Z a4tas SaX,on, l. :. A.
Appointments.
H.-OS, b. c.. May 22.-The Presi-
-.sy appointed the following Collec-
.-;errsl Revenue: VIM. I. Bishop
:rs' district Of Ohio; Asa Ellis, for
= District OF California.
23sio:hce appointments for West
we're Root. c. Tucker at Burning
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