The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1885-08-13
TaE WEEKLY En Id DALLAS TEXAS THURSDAY AUGUST g S

tho alats, ife wta endorsed Tor Nh,
| plaen Nv leading hnsluHsl mon M thf
| dialflHt and Nv Congressman liuYio
and had tho anpplft Of hthof Demo
cratic 6ongfeaanlen rom rGnsyl yaniA
Frank Hahlhndnuknr, appointed 0Ol
oetGr NJ Internal rpy0nuo fgf tho Niue
teentn district ~ P1nnsylyanln, N %
merchant of Erie, Penney ysnin, and
has Doon an a0tiyO worker in tho
Democratic party for many years, liz
was ondorsed by Representative soOil
and business men aud politicians nj
mis- district, and had tho support Ol
Mr.. Randall, Ex-Governor Curtin ana
othor'. Both appointments ara said
by Pennsylvania politicians hero 10 he
excOllont ones.
Adolph ErdmHr, OF Missouri, aud
James Dugau, OF Mississippi, were 10
day RppOinto9 special examiners OF
thR pension office.
Tho following named p0stmaster1
have boon T6-eppoinLod 10y tho 0rna''
don't;
George Wise, Hamburg, Iowa
Edward Miller, Pierre, Dakota.
Henry @. Hurt, ReedsDurg, WiBcoR'
sin.
Washington j. Barrett, KInslon,
ANUANh
John W. Marshall, McLoGnboro,
ChOrles Il. Burroughs, Lacrosse,
Wisc0nain.
Il. ID. Fem, Nevada, Iowa.
Jerome w. Pierce, Springfield, Yer.
mont.
Charles |. Marsh, Oregon, Illinois.
Joseph Ii. Alton, Durham, North
Caroline.
George ". Morse, Waterbury, vor.
mont.
Francis G. Horton, E!lendale, Da-
kota,
Cornelius Carr, Woonsocke,, Da-
kOtg.
J. a. Manley, Mound City. Kansas.
Frank w. Frye, Parsons, Kansas.
SOMETHING OFFICIAL,
Tho following ia official, auu is to-day
appended - tho book containing a list
OF postmaster5 appointed Rt presl-
dontial offices since the adjournment
OF the Senate:
the suspensions in tho foregoing
cases were, with two exceptions, made
for psgtisanship, The two wore mGdo
upon reports OF inspectors
showing bad management Of
tho offices by iucumbents. Tbs
president has not considered ell the
cases of presidential postmastars
which have boon made r. ady and pre-.
sented 10 his attention. lie has made
iG7 appointments, of which 81 Tcro 20
vacancies caused by tho expiration of
terms or designations, and 1913 IN place
OF suspended officers, Every case OF
suspension has been carefully colsid-
cred upon evidence, in pursuance Of
thn Same principles by which he was
guided Ia tho beginning, and r
large number Of solicited removals
have beon refused, including some ~
his last consideration of eases on yes.
lerday, because the proofs wero not
srch "a, in his judgment, TO warrant
tho &C ion. Arrangements have been
made 80 that commissions can DO is
sued, Notwithstanding tho Presidents
absence, whore bonds have been iilod
and approved.
TIC president msdo the following
to-day:
To be secretary of the Territory Of
Now Mexico, George W. Lane, OF But
fAiC.
70 90 Indian agonts: Joseph Emery,
Of Oregon, a. klamath Agency. Ore
gon.
Charles II. Potter, of Nebraska, ut
0 aaEaa and Winnebago agency, Ia
NCpraske.
William Il. Spadiug, of Nebraska,
At Santa agency, Nebraska,
Robert l.. Owen, of Indian Territory,
at Union agency, IN Indian Territory,
j. NJ. Giliiland, ut Nashua, Iowa,
vice j. +. Crane, suspended.
G. II. Taylor, Of Bloomfield, Iowa,
has boon appointed special Indian
agent, az a $1,000 salary, vice Paris L..
EOlsOm, removed.
WAsH NGToN, Aug 6.-The following Is
o list OF the appointments to 20 tmastor-
ships:
William IS. Evans. LAGRANGE, Georgia,
vice John B. BeGll, suspended
&c Il. Ball, Rich hi NJ ssouri, vice y.
q. Huclleby, suspended.
Fred A. NlrbOrg, North Vernon, Ind. ANA,
vice w. 5. Prather, suspended.
Richard Holmes, Natchez, Mis- isslppi,
vice William McCarty, suspended
Michael Boland, DeKalb, Indiana, vice
George Worden, suspended
.. William NJ. Gay, wilson, South Caro-
lima, vice Miss Virginia sharp, suspended.
j Il. Jones, Portage, Wisconsin, vice o.
II. Bower, declined.
Wills 3. lsbett, .Westville, Connecti-
cult, vice George =, Tinny, resigned.
Jacob d Allen, Butler, Missouri, vice o.
d. Austin, resigned.
@ NJ. freeman, BrookfelG, Missouri,
vice j. A. Art yur, resigned.
The president to-day made the followin 6
To be col ectors of internal
revenue, John D0wlin, for the Twenty-sec-
Ond district of Pennsylvania.
Frank Schlandeck for the Nineteenth
distr ct of Pennsylvania.
To be surveyors ofcu toms: John Y Gal
bright, for the port of Louisville, Ken
lucky.
Leor Trousdale, for the port of nashville,
J ennessee.
MIR. Joseph Colburn, of Denver, Colorado,
' as to-day appointed timbe' agent of the
nd department
The appointment of collectors of internal
revenue In the Ninets enth and Twenty
second Pennsylvania districts completes
the changes in that State. The entire 50
revenue districts in the state are now un-
Ter control of Democrats.