The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1885-08-08
How and why Postniasters have
Been Removed Since the
senate Adjourned.
Minister kieIy Coming Home ia
Resign and will not be
Sent Elsewhere.
A Coast survey Professor d
instantaneousIy Decapi-
tated, Omcially.
WARRINGTON NEWS.

v.
Washington, August The prosi.
dent, accompanied by the members of
his cabinet, except Secretary Man
llng, who went yesterday, Justice
Woods, of the supreme court, and
others, left Washington for New York
IN special car AT o o'clock this after
noon.
ALL ABOUT PosTnf AsrERs.
Washington. August THE follow.
ing is official and is to-day appended
to the book containing the list of
postlnastcrs appointed at presidential
Offices since the adjournment of the
senate:
"The suspensions In the foregoing
cases were with two exceptions made
tor partisanship and these two were
made upon reports of inspectors
showing bad management of the
offices of the incumbents."
The president has not considered
all the cases of presidential postmas-
tiers which have been made ready and
presented To his attention lie has
made 4G7 appointments, OF which Pa
were to vacancies causeu by the ex-
piration of terms or designations, and
1913 in place of suspended officers.
Every case of suspension has been
carefully considered upon the evil
dcncc, in pursuance of the same prir-
ciplcs by which he was guided in the
beginning and II large number of so.
licitcd removals have been refused.
including some al his last considcra-
ton OF cases on yesterday, because the
proofs were not such rs, in his iudg-
mcnt, to warrant the action. Ar
engagements have been made so that
commissions will be issued, notwitl-
standing the presidents absence, when
bonds are filed and approved.
COMMANDER WILKES RETURN.
Washington, August 7.-Command.
err Wilkes, OF the Yantic, informs the
navy department that he sailed to-day
from Colon for New Orleans. lilo re-
ports that he seized one of the Pana-
ma Hallway company vessels, which
the revolutionists mad captured and
were using, aud returned it to its
owners.
COAST SURVEY DEcAPrTATioN.
Washington August 7.-ProfJ Il Hill
gard, the suspended superintendent OF
the coast and geologic survey rendered
his resignation to-day and it was ac-
ceptcd TO take effect Immediately.
THE RIGHT SORT OF A PARTISAN.
Washington, August 7.-Colonel A.
G. Sharp, chief pOstoiiice Inspector,
has resigned his position to take effect
tomorrow and his resignation has
been accepted by the postmaster gem
eral. Colonel Sharp was one OF the
first of the old officials in the depart
ment to tender his resignation TO Mr..
Villas when the latter became post
master general, but he was requested
to Withdraw il and remain at his post
at least for a season, to assist IN reor-
ganizing that branch OF service. lie
assented, but with the understanding
that he should 90 out about this time
Postmaster General Villas saws Col
Onel Sharp's services nave been of the
greatest value to his administration
in its work remodelina
the inspection service anC
that his zeal could not have been
greater under an administration will
which he was in political accord. lii
resignation was entirely voluntary
J TIC W AaA NllN VI law u
Chattanooga. Mr.. james MAYNARD
present chief clerk of the division o
inspectors, will temporarily take Col
onel Sharp's place, but it is probabl
no permanent appointment to tn
place will be made before autumn.
SEVERAL NEW INDIAN AGENTS.
The president made the iollowin
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tary of the Territory of New Mexic,
George W. Lane, of Buffalo, n. Y.
b To be Indian agents: Joseph En-
i cry, of Oregon. at Klamath agenc
/ Oregon; Charles IL. Potter, of NJ
5 braska, at Omaha aud Winnebaa
u agency, in Nebraska; William
4. Spalding, of Nebraska, at the San
o agency, Nebraska; Robert Lower, L
II dian Territory, at the Union agen,
d in the Indian Territory.
II SPECIAL INDIAN AiENT.
d Washington, August 7.-E. Il. Ia
lor, of Bloomfield, Ia, has been d
G. pointed u special Indian agent at 5,
year, vice Parish Folsom, remove
MINISTER KELLY WILL RETURN.
rs Washington, August Minis
m Kiely will return to the United stat
at aud 1t Is understood that he will SC
g. resign his present Office and will
IS be appointed 10 another foreign II
re Sion.
IS, THE POSTMASTER FACTORY.
on Washington, August The
- lowing named postmasters have b
ID reapnOiutel Inv the urasiuent. Eco