The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1885-08-13

The following Federal appointments
were made by the PRESIDENT during the
week:
p. Leonce Bunny 10 be Appraiser of Mer-
chandise In the district of New Orleans. La
Alexander M Wallace to be Surveyor Of Gus
sg 20 G $. 'hs Pubic
IN New Orleans vice Mr.. Glenn, removed;
William G. Jones to be United states Maishal
Peoria, Ill, has been appointed Superintendent
OF the 1ndustrial School for Indians at Genoa,
Neb.; Frank +. Clausson To be Assayer. Leon
Alien Thomas to be Conner of I'll" the Mint OF the
United States at New Orleans.
To be Collector OF Customs-Isaac B. Poncher,
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Charles f. Gaiety, for the District OF Corpus
Christi. Texas; Baker p. Lee, for the DISTRICT OF
frict Of Minnesota; John Cadwalladcr. for the
District OF Philadelphia
To be Receivers of Public Meneys-A l..
King, at Harrison. Ark; M. ID. McHenry. at
Des Moines Iowa: Warren McLauren, at Jack
son, Miss. William Bayard, at Pueblo, Col
10 be Government Directors of the Union Pa
cifc Acknowledgements r. Coudert, or New
York City, vice Hon. Francis Herman. declined
Marcus A. Hanna OF Cleveland, Ohio, vice
Learner d. Harrison. declined.
To be Agents for the lndians-E. C. Osborn, o.
Tennessee. OF the Ponca, Pawnef, and Otoe
Agency in Indian Territory; Frederick kooner,
of Indiana, of the Usage Agency. Indian Terri
tory; Jesse Lee Hall. OF Texas, OF the kiowa,
Comanche. and Wichita Agency. In Indian Ter
ritory: Timothy A. ByTnes. OF New Jersey. OF
the Yakima Agency. In Washington Territory;
Benjamin Il. Moore, of New York, OF the Col
Vile Agency. in WASHINGTON Territory.
TO BE Registers OF Land Ofices-Frank Dale,
of Kansas. at Wichita, Kan. Clate Nj. Ralstin.
OF Kansas. at Independence, KAN: James ID.
Stewart. ut Jackson. Miss
TO BE Collectors of Internal Revenue-An-
drew Welch for the Second District of Illinois,
Maurice Kelley for the Fourth District OF Hi
nos, Joseph NJ Marrow for the Sixth District
Consuls Alexander Shipley. of New York. 60
be United States Consul at Auckland; j. L..
McCaskill,of Mississippi. at Dublin; Joseph Fall
kenbach, of OHIO, at Barmen; James Wheelan,
OF New York, at Fort Erie. Canada: Jasper
Smith. OF the District OF Columbia, at Newcis-
tie, England.
Col; Il. V. Wharton. at Yates Center, Kan
Albert o. Bristol, at Pasadena, CAL; William I.
Van Skiver, at Beverly, n. j.; George A. Paxton,
Kan. Mrs. M. +. Pender, Marlborough, N. {.
vice w. r. Williamson, suspended: Docteur l..
Lagrange, Port Richmond, n. Y, vice 4. J. But
ler suspended; Juliette M. Jones, Cambridge
City, Md, vice +. G. Mosbaugh. suspended:
frederick A. Schificy, Orangeburgh Court
House. s. c., vice A. Webster, suspended: Henry
suspended: William A. Walker. Albuquer 4ue,
New Mexico, vice Thomas Hughes, re.igned:
John b. Mitchell, New Albany. Ind, vice Nj. a..
Hurley, suspended; George N. Unord, Wa
Samuel j. Hess, Fredonis, Kan, vice Miles f..
Cantwell, suspended; Robert r. Mcbride, Thib-
odeanx, La, vice Gus Boudreau, suspended;
Thomas J. Watt Solumbus, Ga, vice 4. q.
Sturgis, suspended William Il. Hall, Beloit,
Wis, vice Chalmers lngersoll, suspended; w.
r. Andrews. Union City, Tenn, vice William p.
Richards, suspended; Walter II. Dawley, An
tigo, Wis, vice Henry Smith, suspended; Fay
cite Johnston. Ludinton, Mich, vice IL. r. Al
sxander. not commits stoned
From the inauguration of President
Cleveland to the 25th of July, says n Wash.
ington dispatch, there were appoin ted i,0ie
fourth-class postmasters. Omitting appoint
ments in Territories, the appointments I'm the