The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-04-25


two OF the Indian police. The old chief had
prepared q number of charges against the
agent relating to misappro priatio1 of money,
maiadministratiOn Of agency affairs aud a.
tempts 10 crush him Rsd CLOUDY aud destroy
bis power At The request of the COmmis-
sioner they were reduced TO writing. Agent
McGiilicuddy made brief and oomprehen-
siYe denial OF the charges and after some
general discussion the proceedings were post
pOned until tomorrow.
James II. WarSell, of New YORK. was 10 day
designated to act as Chief OF the Census Di-
vision at the Interior department. Mr. War.
dell will be assisted by four clerks IN ths COM
pletiOn or the work o. compiling the unin-
iehec census reports
Colonel D. S. Lamont, the Presidents
Private Secretary, who bas bsea csnf led to
bis room for about week with sn attack Of
bill Gus fever, Is sOnlswhat improved today,
aDo expects TO be able 10 resume his duties
az the White House next Monday. His III
Dess is due 10 Overwork and lack Of proper
outdoor exercise. Assistant Secretary Pur-
den is acting as Private Secretary in his Ab-
sence.
The Secretary OF the Tieasury TO-DAY de-
tailed three clerks 20 the Second Comp
troller's Office TO assist in the settlement OF
accounts, particularly those OF peaslon
agents, which are somewhat in arrears. Ar.
rGngeu ents have also been male for the
more prompt examination OF these accounts
Ia the Third Auditors Office. It is expected
that the vacancy in the Off - OF the Third
Auditor, caused by the voluntary retirement
of Jadge keighuy, will be filed in few
days, probably TO morrow
The SecrttarY OF the Treasury today ap.
p0it ted George i. Single, Of Montana, and
Cbarles RYAN, ot indiana, special agents for
the Seal II nds m Alaska, vice II. 4. Glad
den and H. Moulton. suspended Mr..
Singles compensation is fixed at the rate OF
Nln HaU aFtI f. nuuufa Al ha Of !
per day and expenses. They will leave San
Francisco May 10 for the Seal Islands.
There are no CHARGES against the PRESENT IN
oumbents.
The Marine Hospital Bureau is informed
that smallpox still prevails at Trieste, Aus
trla but has not yet received confirmation
OF tho reports that cholera prevails ia 5 Spsin.
On the contrary, the Bureau has received
emphatic denials OF the reports. Every pre-
csuion is being taken TO prevent the intro
du ton OF contagious diseases into thle
country. Tho quarantine stations at Snip
Island and sapeio Sound are already la opsr.
adon. and those at Cape Charles aud Della.
ware Boakwater will be open May l5. The
secretary Of the Treasury has given order,
for tho immediate repairs Of tue rsVouuf
sitnmer Manhattan, now at Baltimore, With
a view 20 utilizing 40 Hs a quarantine ~ tle
Cape charles Station.
1he POaioiiiro Inspector has recelvpd Ia
formation that Postal Clerk Walls. WIN rRn
away with the fefiltored mail boz geso New
Orleans and Porl Eads, La., wag ~ !. Ptsp.
Tex on Wednesday. IL Ia uopnsol that ne
Cramsd The river 10 Mexico, aud thereby os.
capped hiH puTtuCTs.
The President to-day appointed Henry =
kernoobane, OF Louisiana ~ be pavai pelcer
~ the rost of Now OiluAnS, aud Corneliu,
schenck, of Oregon, 10 be Appraiser or
Merchandise In the Dittriot OF Willamette,
ore
The hrdlngs and sentence OF the Couri
Martial IN The case OF First Lieutenant James
Jouett, Tenth Cavalry, who was charged with
irregularities I'm the accounts OF the post at
Fan Antonio, OF which he was In o0aamand,
have been approved by the President. fbe
charge wee sustained, aud the court recom
mendedi dismissal. Lieutenant lauhtt Ia a
eon ~ Rear Admiral Jouett, whD commands
the North Atlantic tquadron.
Attorney Go eal Garland has feuuesssd
tolieitor General pnillips 90 remain la Office
during the present term OF the United States
bupfeme Court, which will not be closed
until May judge Phillips sent la his
tshlgnation March
roslmaster General Villas to-day said that
Postmaster u dley, OF Camden, had beea sas.
pended htoanee he had Hdmttted that no
pnfoheted Two pianos end Rhpat 0pu
worth ot mefehandiss aud paid Tor thp = in
postage stamps The eliaei Sas GO iapfsase
hla apparent sales OF slmps, ani Oihsa
anenlly hie tRlafy, pfaHnep Whilh the
PRECEDENT did not regard as good p1heg
Ihest ehhfHrh Wefe made against l. atNa1.ai
DALEY dufine The preceding admiHls fttial,
aud alto tnbsiautlalsd by Che lnspHotll ~
port The iasimastef genHfal ~ day a.
pointed hiKiy fourth elass Poet aaalan
lie lietldenl has signed The olmWlslah
~ eli ihe COLLECTORS ef iuternAl u tvehua a.
pointed since the ndlaufnment ef u8lgftsa
inpludiIp tbkt ~ nhpn A. liilabafy, MOtl
ltolof ui thh fhfd District OF Maaaa hlss.ta
over which there wAa eaid 90 ba some disputa
NO further aelion hhA hsrn taken in thr case
0t Collector cfalg ot Virginia who dHeliuad
90 FetiRn al the request ~ the haefetAry of
ne Treasury, II has been referred "a ins
President, aud u II understood ha will ofdsf
the sutpsnsio OF Mr. Craig
thn Treasury Inquiry Commission az
which Aiaeiant heefelafy faiFehld Ia Pes
ideht, has practically concluded the inapan,
ton ol The Internal Revenue hnfean, The
commission examined tho Deputy CHmmis,
eloneif, Chief CLERK and uhiet Of all rha ~
ytlons OF tie bureau, The Secretary and
Accountant OF The commission are nav eK
amin lgF the books aud accounts of tho dit
ferent divisions, aud making thorough la
yeftigati0n az the method Of DONG business
~ the bureau. II Is expected this portion
OF the work will bs completed Ia
then be ia possession OF all the data
necessary for tho preparation OF their report
20 tie Secretary, The resut OF the cam MS.
sion Ia The Internal Bureau h awaltel with
much inteIest ~ II Is supposed 90 give an
indication Of the pollcv 10 be observed in
the reorganization ot other bureaus OF the
Treasury Department. 1he o0mmissiOn has
virtually decided 20 make its res0mmsnda.
ton IN regard 90 improving the methods oi
business and reduction OF iOrce a. tho Close
al their investigations Ia each bnreau before
b. ginning work in anothec. IL iseKpee'ot
tie commission will investigate the affair
OF the Sixth Auditors office as soon
as The Secretary shall have acted on their
report on the Internal Revenue Buteau.
II is a'sO likely the commission will co nclude
TO recommends n transfer OF clerks from oyer
crowded bureaus 10 bureaus where che
clerical force is too small, instead OF dismiss
irg superiuous clerks In one bureau and
supplying another bureau with clerks certi-
ded by the Civil Service Com mission. 10 Is
h.liaraa hnuaunr The con. r.,iaalnn uullI -