The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-04-24

demand. 1t is expected that the Secretary
will decide on the method of transportation
in few days.
The President has appointed toe following
named Postmssters to day. J. Falconer,
at Minneapolis, Kes. vice William l. Har
vey. commission expired; II. V. Garrigan, at
Columbus, kss., vice W. w. Coulter re-
signed James +. Stearl, Van B1rea, Ark,
vice William Smith, resigned; Z B. Vii.
lams Keicham Idaho.
Mr.. Bayliss W. Hanna Of Indiana recsnt:
ly appointed United States Minister to Per-
Ella, qnalitied today at the Dspar tmsnt OF
Stale.
committee of three will be appointed by
the Secretary OF the Treasury IN a few DAYS
to supervise the count of all the CASH aud
other securities in the Treasury of the United
States, incident to the transfer of the office
To SIR. Jordan The committee will be COM
posed OF representative o. the secretary,
who will be selected from the public moneys
division, representative of Mr.. Wyman,
who will be selected from the rreasuret's
office, and representative OF Mr.. Jordan
who will be selected from the outside. Ths
count will commence at the close o. bust.
ness, April 80, and will probably take about
three weeks.
The Treasury Department to-day purchased
100 coo ounces OF silver for delivery az .Ls
New Orleans and Phiiadel ph "a mnts.
The Comptroller OF tho Currency to-day
authorized the First National Bank of u
mettsburg. Iowa, to begin business with q
capital OF so oC0.
The Supervising Architect OF the Treasury
has received report from the commission
appointed to select site for the new public
building at Fort Scott, Kan, In which they
recommend that the property o Mr.. L w.
Moody, at the corner of Scott avenue and
Locust stree, bs selected as the site.
Agent NJ Gillicuddy, Of the Pine Ridge
Agency, Las tslegraphed the Commissioner
OF Indisn Afairs that he will reaca Waso-
ington tonight He was ex pected to-day 10
reply to the charges OF mal-adpinistration
made against him by Red Cloud but was de
tanned by severe injury, resulting from a
runaway team.
The President made the following appoint
ment to-day to be Collector OF Internal
Revenue: Samuel B. Cooper, First District
of Texas. This appointment is made to fill
vacancy caused by the removal OF the in
cumbeDt. Sinclair has held the office since
1872. The Commissioner of Internal Rsve-
nne saySof this appointment that il was
made In the interests of reform and with
view TO improving the service.
The Southern Pacific Railroad Company
has instructed its attorney in this city -
take an appeal from the decision OF .ht
Commissioner of the Gensral Land sOfic-,
throwing open TO settlement lands claimed
by the company as part of its land grsnt.
Mr.. James K. McCEmmon, Assistant At
torney General for the Interior Departments.
resigned yesterday to take effect on the 4th
prOximo,
The President to day signed the commit
sions Of the following Postmasters:
George w. Statler at NJ .nsfied o 4; Edward
Z DeBray at Clyde Kan ; Benz min T..
Msckall at Moorehesd, Mimi.
SeDor De Peralia the Bexly accredited Min
ister to the Uniied States from the Republic
of Salvador, was presented to Presidsn
Cleveland to day. Secretary Bayard ma Ie
the presentation, and Senior De Peraiia. in
presenting his letter OF credit, said:
The close relation OF friendship and the great
commercial interests which bind toxe.her saliva
dor and the United states, ure daily grow rg
| stronger and acquiring new Developments by
reason OF the ciylizng tendencies of the age. the
increase OF means OF communication, aud tbe
mutual and constant respect OF ri8nt by both Ma
| tlops TO which yoH Lave always and everywhere
| lent your moral support and sympathy.
To cultivate this friendly intercourse ana to
] promote the development .. these commercial in
terts is the special trust given NE by His Excel
| lencv the President OF salvador and he has also
| requested me to convey to you in his pame. and
In tie name OF the Sslyl dorian people, his most
sincere wishes for your personal weitare, ano Tor
States. IL is not, l trust, assuming too much t1
say that to this noble END rely upon your good
viii.
In reply the President said:
The United States have al ways watched with tbs
| warmest interest and friendship the i'm portsu'
and growing intercourse with their sister reDuo-
1 lie which you represent, snd will not relax tn'f
| endeavors TO strengthen those mutual relations.
aud by reciprocal good viii and respect to pro
mote the spread OF civilization. civil liosrty anS
1 commercial progress ia the nations among white
The Republic of San Salvador is prominent. *
| you, Mr.. Minister, 10 convey to His Excellenc' :.
, the President of salvador, my sncere wishes Tor
p, his personal welfare and for the continued pros.
| perfty of the republic which hs so WORTH :
| governs.
Senor De Perata, who is also Costa Hic 10
| Minister to this Government presented .
| the President Cleio Gonz llez Viquez. Sec
| ta,y, ard Don ToJge Castro Fernandez,
tache of the Legation OF Costa Rca. and d.
| iyered 10 the President letter from Do
Beresrdo eoto, President OF Costa Rics. ~
| ncuu cirg HE accession ID the Chief Msgls
tracy Of that Republic.