St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1885-09-17
A Healthy List Of Fourth-Olass Post
masters for Minnesota and
Dakota.
Sam Randall Declines to Father Certain
Published speaphes Alleged to
Be His.
Maj. Parlke on the Upper Mississippi
Reservoirs--JerryM Murphy's Hen
nepin Canal Speech.
Government Clerks Have No Desire
to Go Home to Vote--A Warning
to Cleveland.
Their Souls Made Happy.

WASHINGTON, Sept. 16.-The following
fourth-class postmasters were appointed to-
day by the first assistant postmaster general:
Pennsylvania-At Ridley Park L. z. Har-
riSon; Harlansburg, William ID. Mcdonnell.
West Virginia-At Wheatland, John j.
Jobe; Arnoldsburg, D. G. Sturm, Pawpaw,
Olive S. Wilson; Pugitsvile, Mrs. Nancy j.
Taylor.
Tennessee-At Paris Landing, 7. J. We'll
don; Woodlawn, w. 81. Meachan; Family, S.
c. Walker; Hollow Rock, 3. Il. Kendall; Flat
Greek, James L. Hutson; Cowan, John G..
Bragelton.
Illinois-At Chaplin. F. P. Mckinney;
Minceville, Thomas Grouse; Fowler, John d.
Stroule; Mound Station, George W. Eben.
Michigan-Frelingville, III. B. Stewart; Vo-
gel Centre, Henry Koogman; Springdale,
James Stanley.
Minnesota-Fosston, H. o. Rime; Norwood,
Matthew Sirnour; East Chain Lakes, William
Hoffman; Euclid, Michael E. Kirsch; Excel
sor, Horace W. De GrOodt; Eagle Lake, John
Haggard; St. Augusta, Henry Fricksam; St.
Vincent William G. Deaokin; Sauk Rapids,
Julia A. Wood; St. Michael, d. I. Aydt;
st. HIlaire, B. e. Burke; Rosemont, Frank
Gallon; Rose Creek, George Button; Osseo,
William Kruger, Rockford J. r. Ames;
Osakis, Marcus s. Snow; North Branch sta
ton, Samuel Quillan; Frazee City, John
Fryer; Forest City, Nicholas Schriner; Fill
Gloscop; Fulda, A. J. Timlin; Vassar, DR.. H.
l.. Brynildson; Stephen, o. G. Gunderson; !;
South Saltwater, Alex Mcdonald; Fairmount,
Albert S. Ward; Fisher, Henry B. Herrick;
Redwood Falls, S. j. Fruter.
Iowa-Ellsworth, John a. Digerness; Cla-
rion, G. W. Middleco6.
Observation-Disclosures, William <. Baylies.
Arkansas-MelbourneJ Joseph B. Hart.
Kansas-Kenneth, S. B. Davidson.
Dakota-St. Ouger, Andrew Mexican;
Tower City, Frank Mcconnell; Mimic, John
Gallagher,
Joseph A. Robillard; Elkins, Peter Parry.
New MeXico-Velarde, Dave Martins.
California-Occide John D. Connolly.
Oregon-New Pine City, A. Z. Boyse.
OF the appointees in Minnesota and Dakota
but little is known, distinguished people not
being very generally selected for fourth-class
postoffceS. However, the name OF Mrs.
Julia A. Wood the new postmistress al
Sauk Rapids, is not entirely unknown in Min
neSota, by means of that lady'S somewhat
liberal contributions to the literature OF the
state. Mrs. Wood has been writing Tor q
great number Of years under the nom dc
plume of Minnie May Lee. The fame Sc
cured from this source has been somewhat
augmented by the fact that she is the fond
maternal parent of a. d. Lacey Wood, the
| champion newspaper starter Of the North.
west.
William G.. Deakin, the successful appli
cant at St. Vincent, is the editor OF the st
Vincent New Era, and his appointment is 6
| pleasant assurance that this administration is
| looking in the right places for honest and ca
| pable men-in the ranks of the journalists.
This pleasant theory has further exemplifi
cation in the appointment OF Frank NJ. CoWel
as postmaster at Tower CITY, Dakota. Mr.
! Cowell is the editor Of the Tower City Herald
bright North Dakota newspaper that wal
recently entirely destroyed by fire at grea
lose 10 IN owner 'Tis well