The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1885-08-01
REFORM RAYS.
Radiated From the National
Capital or From the World
Through 1t.
The appointment Will Grinds
Like That of the Gods, slow
Iy and Small.
A Government Employee Cane
he sick but Thirty Days aud
Draw Pay Therefor.
MugsyuInps stiII Harassing Un-
Gle Ton, Hendricks POstmas-
teI-war Behind IL.
THE NATIONAL CAPITAL.
Reform Radeations srom .be Depar
ments and Elsewhere.


Washington, ID. c., July 3l.-IIoraCe
II. Chase, of Peoria, ILL.,, has been APP
pointed superintendent Of the Indus
trial school for the Indians, at Genoa,
Neb., at salary of $500, vice Samuel
r. Tappan.
John X. WILDER, of Jackson, Tenn e.
was appointed superintendent of the
Indian warehouse at New York city,
AT salary of 81 800, vice w. Stew ems,
removed.
The resignation of Edward p.
Champlin, receiver of public monies
at Deadwood, Oak, has been accepted.
Nicholas Carr of Montezuma, Ia,
has been appointed special agent of
the land office.
TO be collectors of customs: Isaac b.
Ponicher, for the district OF Oswcgo ;
Joseph Magofiin, for the district of
Paso Del Norte, Texas; Charles f.
Galley, for the district of Corpus
Christi, Texas.
TO be United States consul at New
castle, Jasper Smith, of the district
of Columbia.
Mr.. Ponicher is German
school teacher of Oswego. lie
HAS HcNcI btcu dINitNlhIlN lIOu-
incnt in political matters, but is de-
scribed as Il good consistent demo.
trat.
Charles l.. skinner of Baltimore.
was to-day disbarrcd from practice rs
an attorney before the interior de-
partment, for eXtortiug illegal fe"s.
The following has been issued by
the secretary of the interior: leave
Of absence on pay, on account of sick
ness, will not be granted for longer
period than thirty days in any calen-
dar year, and the necessity for such
sick-leaves must be fully established
by medical evidence and to the salts
faction of the officers of the depart
meni." This order does not affect
the annual leave of thirty days. The
practice heretofore has been to allow
sixty days sick-lcave in one YEAR
SAD DEATH OF LIEUTENANT NYE.
Washington, July 3l,-The Secre.
,ary of state received, from Lima,
Peru, last evening, telegram an
Nyc, naval attachc to the American
legation AT that place. Lieutenant
Nye was instructed TO accompany the
remains of cx-Miuistcr Phelps to the
United States, but before the date OF
departure he became i'll, aud died
yesterday. No particulars have been
received.
THE NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. COURT
MARTIAL.
Washington, July 3l.-Ex-Secre
tary Chandler was witness befor,
the Smith court martial to-day. II,
testified that Paymaster-Genera
smith knew OF the correspondent
between himself and the late Secre
+. tary Folger relative to the illegalitl
Ofpayments out of the annual appro
priation for supplies contracted 70
during another year. lie also said h
had not been consulted by the pay
master-gencral as TO the enlargement
of n certain contract for beef. Nj
Chandler was also called by the dc
tense aud testified that he authorize
the purchase of the butter that VIZ
bought tor the Greedy relief eXped
lion.
VENEZUELA CRusHEs THE REVOLT
TION.
Washington, July 3l.-The follow
ing official dispatch has been receive
ut the Venezuelan legation in Tia
city. "The revolution in Venezuela h
been eflcctually suppressed aud wit
I'M very short time of its outbrea
The whole country has support,
President Crespo. The British a
thorities at the island CT Trinidad le
their support to the rebels, but wit
out avail. The triumph is comple
q both on the mainland and on the i
' and of Marquestra, which was {
last stronghold of the rebels. 4
British steamer, Orient, which was
the service of the rebels, was captur
by a Venezuelan man-of-war on I
: l4th instant, while carrying the I
feated rebels 10 Trinidad. The pr
was taken into a Venezuelan pc
with twenty rebel prisoners
board"
$4,000 FOR A GRANT MEMORIAL.
Washington, July 3l,-At me
ing In charge of the work of erect
a Grant memorial statue in this Q
to-day, subscriptions to the amount
S22, 5000, and other pledges SWELL
The total figures to $4,000 were ma
GRANTS BURIAL SUIT.
Washington, July 3l.-Referring
, the regrets that have been express
In some quarters that General CIR
is not TO be buried In his unifoi
with one of his swords by his 81
and to the supposition that none
his uniforms or swords are availa
). for that purpose because they wer,
turned over TO the government 50
months ago with his other milit
relics, Adjutant-General Drum {