Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1885-10-15

The governor OF Arizona sent his ~resigna-
tion by mail TO the president.
Senator Logan has just refused Si0,o 900
for the house IN Washington, for which he
paid 100000 three months 20.
II il expected that Rev. Or. +. l., Chap.
ellie, of st. Mathews, the most fashionable
Roman Catholic church in Washington will
shortly be made a bishop.
judge Thoman, whose resignation from
tho civil s%ervie= commission IL inevitable,
has just bought IA residences in Washington,
%supposing he had n life position.
Only live states and territories complied
sith the interdecennial census law-New
Mexico, Florida, Colorado. Nebraska and
Dakota. Dakota, Nebraska and Colorado
received from the government more money
thar they paid out, and had asoft thing Of
IL.
The following postniastcrs were APP.
pointed:-Charles DE Orr ut Fort Madison,
Iowa, vice c. a. Lester, resigned; William
Van Waters at West Salem, Wis; I. b.
Shevn at Onalaska, Wis; A. r. Symond at
Geneva Junction, Wis; LlewellynS :. Walker
at plainfield, Wis; Lawrence NJ. Nash at
Centralia, Wis.
Joseph Hayden, "a 81, 400 clerk in the pen.
sion bureau, has been discharged by the
tOhAitAiiFHAObtt " ANAtiA ~ 0No lAh "
ward tho executive Of the United States.
Hayden was for - time assistant district
attorney for the District OF Columbia under
Col. q. b. Corkhill. the place being given
him by President Hayes on account Of
Hayden's thwarting an alleged plot totake
Hayes life.
When the senate meets tter6 will be u list
OF between FIVE and six hundred postmasters
appointed during the recess Submitted for
confirmation. In addition IL " estimated
that daring the session Of congress- the
terms Of at least GOO postmasters win ex.
pire, so that the nominations OF over 900
postniasters will come before the senate
during the next session. There are 2,335
presidential postmastcrs ia this country,
md at cha rata observed during the past
six ~nontiis, ~ presidential postmasters
win be changed In two years.
Acting Second Controller Mcmahon has
made u ruling that a bounty cannot be al
jowaa in the case OF any volunteer soldier
who sHliste9 Gtter April 80, 1866, unless
upon proof derived iron, the records that
notice VI the telegram Of the prosost mar
shall general 20 al officers ia command IN
the iRsurreettoRapg stete, dated April ~,
1866, directing that 40 boqntles be ~.
lowed or paid fuf any volunteers enlisted
after chat date, was actually not F%eeeiyed
ut iUe Nidte III tHiiNAiitut AHfN HfbNf wv
OF enlistment, A large number Of col.
ored volunteers, enrolled In the southern
States about April 80, 1868, are affected by
the decision.
Thu following fourth class t~ssztpasters
were appointed recently: lowawkagle
Grove, John H. Howell North Branch, II,
d. Shoesmith; Addison, q. t. Criak=hanks;
Dodds, IL. Mngison; Underwood, Robert
Currie; Gilbeetyillr, john r. MANNER; Cole-
man, Earl Perry. Dakota-Hot Springs,
Frank Callahan; Alta, Thomas Applebyi
Weller, Charles Weller. idalio-Albion,
james w. Snodgr;tss; Bannister, Miss Mary
NJ. farfrl, 0regon-1Ielix, John II. Baird;
Burns, w. ~. Grace, North ttsnyonville,
Isadore Wallpnberg; Wells. Il. Cauthern;
Hilton, Francis L. Hampton. Washington
Territory-sarshail George l.. MeWiii
Jams; Messy Rock, George Miller; Toledo,
Norbert Dubean, Duying the present month
the commissions ~ presidential postmas-
tiers win expire az the following, amSag
other towns; s~hskoppe, Mimi Portland,
Or; Perry aud Niltisea, Iowa, Watertown,
Oak, and Waiia Walla, WASH