Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-10-10

The President to-day made the following APP
pOintments:
TO be Marshals OF the United states.-David
R. Waters, of Michigan for the western district
OF Michigan; Edward Hawkins, of Indiana. for
the district of Indiana, vice Robert s. Foster,
term expires
EdWard Hawkins, appointed to-day marshal
oi danulana, Is native of La Porte county, Ind,
anu is * ears Of age He has served two terms
ls sheriff of his county, having been the first
H Ma ,.a 10 M the position in twenty years
ne, ne was ne member Of both central and execu-
I1He ueInocratlc committees of his state in 1884.
ne was endorsed and recommended by Senator
ensirn vice President Hendricks, and the
appointment
Navy..Commodore Stephen B. Luce, to be
Gonmooore; Lieut.. Commander Francis w.
Dickins, 10 De commander; Lieut.. VIM. 7. Bur-
wen; 10 De lieutenant commander; Past Assist
ant engineer John A. Scot, to be chief engineer
with relative rank of lieutenant commander.
, Gnas. u Jacob Of Kentucky, appointed U: s.
nlIlster 10 the United States of Colombia
yes yeste a ga, AFTERNOON, as announced in port
ION OF the issue of the STAR is Law yer of ability
ana high standing and is about fifty-five
council OF louisville, and was twice elected
mayor of that city. He was prominent candi-
oate Tor the gubernatorial nomination in 1883
ana received a respectable vote in the demo-
cratic convention. Chas. Foster, of Indiana,
appointed q. s., consul general to Calcutta,
III tilo OulCe Ol Tue StaCc SLaIlsLlClan
of Indiana for several years. During the last
campaign he was chief editorial writer of the
Indianapolis Telegraph, a leading German
IN difference to the wishes Of the German ele-
menG Of the democratic party in Indiana.
y: j. Partello, of this District, appointed
KNOWN Navy department clerk. He was born
In 1914 at Bergen's Point, N. J., and came to
washington In 1858. At the close OF the war
bureau of yards and docks, Navy department,
and rose through the various grades to be
financial clerk of the bureau. He was DESTROYS
th Joining ming, ms family in Europe, and received
prominent naval officers. Mr. Henderson, who
viii fill the office held by Judge Fleming as
justice OF the supreme court of New Mexico, is
ABOUT IOrty-nve years of age. and has held the
Office of attorney general of Arkansas for four
years u. w. Maratta, the new United States
marshal for Dakota. Is q resident of Dakota and
las always been identified with the democracy
ne was urged for appointment by number of
prominent western democrats, and is regarded
rs Capable man. Mr.. Parlange, the new
OF louisiana. was appointed upon the recon-
mendation of the delegation from that state.
He isa young man OF high repute as a lawyer
and representative of the creole element in
the Gulf states. Other appointments an
nounced in Il portion of the issue of yester-
days STAR were Henri w. Young, of Kansas,
ence, Kans.; VIM. X. Brownlee Of Kansas,
to be register of the land office at Larned
kans., and John Lafabre, OF Dakota, TO be
RECEIVER OF public moneys at Deadwood, Oak.
The following promotions have been made in
the Treasury department: Office of the sixth
audftor-A. T. StOutenburgh, of New Jersey,
from 81 900 to class 1; Daniel Rhodes, of Col
tary-A. 3. Thornton, of Texas. from class 1 to
class B; j. l.. Enderle, of Massachusetts, from
class to class 4.
examiner in the Patent office and H. T. Fisher,
OF Mississippi. first examiner, have resigned.