The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1885-03-31
NOMINATIONS.
Another Batcn of People
Made Happy.
TIE MANITOBA REBELLION.
Kaating Riddieberger Threatened
cza lera-The Hazen Sentence
Aooking through Window.
Nominations o.


WAsH1HGroN, March 80 Eomina-
lions: Consul generals of the United
States-Tbomas w. NJ. Walker, Con-
nec4icut, London; Frederick Paine,
Maryiand. Berlin. Ministers resident
of the United States-C. Bell, Jr., Rhode
Island, to the Netherlands; Rufus
Maeee, Indiana, Sweden and Norway.
Ministers resident and consu general OF
the UnIted States Edward Parke Cur
MS Lewis. New Jersey. to Portugal;
RasTnus Banderson, Wisconsin, to Den
mark. Consuls of the United States
A. Halter Gross. PENNSYLVANIA, Athens,
Greece; Evan P. Howell, Georgia, Man
chester, England. Envoys extraordi-
nary and ministers plenipotenuarv of
the United States-Thomas ]. Jarvis.
North Carolina. to Brazil; Alexander r.
bawtor. Georgia. to Russia; Anthony
NJ. Kelly, Virginia, to Italy +;
minister resident of the United States
Geo. w. Merrill, Nevada, to the Ha-
waiian Islands: consul-general of the
United States, Z. Jussen, Illinois, Vienna;
Brown, Shipley & Co., London, England,
special fiscal agents Of the Navy Depart
ment; Alexander McCue, New York,
solicitor of the Treasury: Joseph b.
Johnston, Virginia. commissioner of
railroads; Lewis Mullen, New York,
appraiser of the District of New York
City; Capt VIM. Valkman, Fifth
cavalry. major and assistant adjutant
general; Ca pit. Geo. H. Barton, Twenty
first infantry, major and inspector
general.
There were also a number OF appoint
mentS to minor postoffices in Illinois
and Colorado, and district revenue col
iectors in Indiana, Texas, Ohio and the
south Jussun. of Illinois, who was
appointed consul-general at Vienna, is
a brether-in-law of Carl Schurz.
Alexander r. Ldwton, nominated for
the mission to Russia, is a prominent
LAWYER OF savannah He was educated
at West Point, served in the army a
number of years, resigned, studied law
at Savannah and engaged in the prac-
tee of his profession there. When the
civil war broke out he entered the Con-
federate service as a brigadier-general,
and subsequently became quartermas-
teT-general of the Confederacy. At the
close Of the war he returned to his prac-
tee at Savannah, and soon afterwards
was appointed attorney for the Central
Railroad and Banking Company of
Georgia. He is described as lawyer ot
distinction, of gentlemanly, quiet and
affable manners.
A. n. Kelly, nominated for minister
to Italy. Is a lawyer in successful
practice in Richmond, Virginia. He
has been mayor of that city, was for
several years chairman of the Demo
cratice funders' committee taking an
active and prominent part in the con-
test against readnSters, and is also well
known as one of the counsel for the
Virginia bondholders in their prolonged
htigations.
Edward Parke Gusts Lewis, nomi-
mated for the mission TO Portugal, is
resident Of Hoboken, New Jersey. He
is said TO be distantly related to Secre-
tary BayaFd and has been member OF
the Legislature.
Isaac Bell, Jr. nominated to be min
lister to the Netherlands is wealthy
citizen of Newport, Rhode Island, and
prominent Democrat, and has several
times been Democratic candidate for
Governor. He is a brother-in-iaw of
James Gordon Bennett. He was Demo-
cratic candidate for the United States
Senate in the last Senatorial election.
Rnfus MCGEE, OF Indiana. nominated
for minister to Sweden and Norway, Is
q resident of LoganspOrt, lawyer and
State Senator. He is a friend of Elk
Senator Mcdonald, whom he accom-
panied recently to this city.
Rasmus B. Anderson. of Wisconsin,
nominated for minister resident to Den
mark, is an eminent Scandinavian
scholar and author of a number of books
upon Scandinavian folk lore and my
tholegy. He is professor in the Wis
consin university, and well known
ameng literary men,
Thos. G. Waller, nominated for Consul
General at London, is well known as the
ex-governor of Connecticut.
Frederick Raine, Of Maryland, thu
nominee for the Berlin Consul-General
ship, Is editor of the Baltimore Core
spoadeat, German democratic paper.
George w. Merrill, of Nevada, nomi
mated for minister resident at TIT
Hawaiian Islands, is lawyer by pro
fession, but Is now private secretary t.
Senator Fair. He is well known her
and generally esteemed.