The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1885-07-17

The president appointed Willis g. Clark
Ala. s'cs5's-r Z. -' -
Ex-Gov. Noyes Is reported as declining
the position OF government director Of the
Union Pacific railroad company.
y The presiflent has suspended Mark L.
s blunt, register, and Michael II. Fitch, re.
cetver, of the land Office at Pueblo, Cal.
4. James g. Wintersmith, -doOrkeeper Of the
house ot representatives, u dying. He.has
been I'D since the adjournment oi congress.
a. c. e.Boss'') Hesing Of Chicago has
1Nraeten g letter to the president advising
SSiM al the necessity Of appointing More
Saernaa-Aalericans to federal otiiccs. s-.~,,
The wiresare going underground In
E'RRahlngt0n When the work Is completed
6ehere will be about two thousand miles Of
SStelegraphand telephone wire underground.
u Pfcsilent Cleveland has rendered the Ii.
Eherian mission to- Rev. DIR. CIV. Bryant,
Epastor Of the A. N. r. church 81; Nashville,
Tenn. Bryant has not made up his mind
yet to accept
Commissioners COlman, at the request OF
The president, will appoint Mrs. George w.
Cross, widow Of Sergeant Cross, Of the
s1reely Arctic, expedition, to o position in
Ahe agricultural department.. < ~
# Secretary Lamar ia gradually recovering
from tho malarial attack TINT prostrated
him SO suddenly. In his case the sDirit il
sm0re than willing for the faithful dischares
sof his official duties, but the flesh b some
sstimes weak.
I The c1mH,isaioner ofagricultpfs Asa .apr
pointed PrOi. MS. Kern Ia be forestry
Eseent ior the astiealtAIIal department, Nh
h Kern Il AZ stiaSnishef land fscape gardener
81 p2lagA ela Gp. ;: and the satheE Ola work
The Star says that the president i pre-
sSnmmeF vacation. His plans have been ar
Etanged, and 1t Is expected that he will be
Fable to get away shortly. He will 70 to
63Iew York state and betake himself to the
Moods for a few weeks. e. ,''s' : 80. 7''a
George w. Girien, local inspector oihulls
&e& steam vessels ut Galena, Ill.,, has been
removed by Secretary Manning, the papers
AVE reached Supervising Inspector Hayes
st. Paul. Capt. Hayes was at the same
inc directed to convene the board whose
pty It is to nominate Mr.. Girden's suc-
esBOr. : e -.
The chief signal officer has recommended
e. the president that Sergeant Brsinard,
G1h0 was with Lieut.. Greely in the arctic re.
IONS, he appointed to lieutcnancy in line,
Sergeants Mitchell and Ellis, who re-
Realty passed examination for promotion,
appointed lieutenants in the signal SCR.
s.Iss3 arge,s.a sfes .,aYa, ssS '2ss,as
Nanitowoc, Wis, vice Charles EsalinFer,
: nmissj9A expired; Joseph Van Nnhme, at
lAt st. Louis, ILL.,, vice j. B. Sikkings, re-
ned; BENJAMIN, Harrison, at Palatka,
T., vice w. G. Snow. resigned; Mary n.
4 prce, at8eima, Ohio, Vice H. Cochrane, re.
& Ined; William F. Avery, ut Camden, Ark,
i he H. BsAliller, suspended.
special Agent Marvin, of the treasury de-
( artnient, has turnetl over the office OF rev.
hue collector Tor the Northern Iowa dis
Met, embracing forty-nine ceNnties north
the Chicago 4 N2Ethweatein railroad, to
y4AA Natster Of tNarshalltown, who sue
eeds Col. Simpson. The accounts Of the
aAtser were audited and found correct. Col.
Webster niadehi appointments for the dis.
As3ct, as follows: J. w. Halpin OF Dubuque,
ISeelcs deputy, in place Of Isaac Griffith; T.
v Walker and Michael Miller, OF Carol,
BandL. F. Nelson Of Dccorah, specia, depu..
|4as: Frank conrick ~ retained as ehiel