The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-06-18
FIXING THE FAITHFUL.
More Good Democrats are Rewarded
With Good Offices.
Some Choice Places Filled In the
Foreign Diplomatic Service.
The Axe Appears Of Keen Edge and
the Chopper Industrious.
Brief Sketches of the New and SUN.
offensive Partisans."
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Latest News from Our Isthmus Contin-
~ gent-DIechanics Visit the White
House-President Zaldivar
Holds Conference.
GENERAL WASHINGTON REPORT.
Brief Sketches of the New and sun.
offensive Partisans."
GENERAL WASHINGTON REPORT.
Appointments.

dent made the following appoint
ments to-day:
j. b. Stall, OF Ohio, to be ambassa-
dor extraordinary and minister plenl.
potentiary of the United States to
Italy.
b. w. Hanna, of Indiana, minister
resident and consul general of the
United States to the Argentine Re
public.
Charles A. Daugherty, of Pennsyl-
vanlai TO be secretary OF legation OF
the United States at Rome.
To to be consul general OF the United
States-Wm' l.. Alden, of New York,
at Rome.
NJ. R. Young, of Georgia, at st.
Petersburg.
To be -consuls of the United States
-George w. Savage, of New Jersey, at
Belfast.
e. Csmphansen, of Pennsylvania, at
Naples.
Francis B. Galley, of New York, at
Kingston, Jamaica.
John Nj. Birch, of West Virginia, at
Nagaski.
Oscar Bishop, of Kansas, at Some.
berg.
Richard II. Stoddard, of Now York,
at Athens.
Theodore w, Downs, of Cincinnati,
at Quebec.
M. j. Newmark, OF California, at
Lyons.
William IL. Mofiatts, OF New Jersey,
at Beyrenth.
j. II. Monaghan, Of Rhode Island, at
Mannheim.
Wallace Jones, of Florida, at Mes
sina.
Benjamin p. Lamberton, to be COM
mender in the navy.
William w. Reisinger, TO be liouten-
ant-commander.
Albert Kantz, TO be captain.
John f. Bransford, to be lieutenant
and surgeon.
WHO THEY ARE.
Charles A. Daugherty, OF Pennsyl-
Vanla, who was appointed secretary of
legation at Rome, is resident OF Phil
ad0lphla, and son OF Hon. Daniel
Daugherty. He Is very young man
and has never been actively in pol'-
tics.
William l.. Alden, appointed
consul general at Rome, il about
40 years of age, and son
OF VIM. Alden, formerly principal OF
journalist and is AT present a member
Of the editorial ssatf of the New York
Times, He is highly educated and
speaks Italian 1lusntly. de
has visited Italy twice and
has written several magazine arti.
cles ON the religious and political af
fairs OF that kingdom, for which he
has received the thanks OF both Victor
u ms al nd la
Pierce NJ. b. Young, Of Georgia,
appointed consul general ut
81. Petersburg, Is native
He graduated in the Georgia Military
Institute in 1857 and was a cadet at
West Point and was In one month of
graduation when the rebellion began.
When the war broke out he resigned
and entered the Confederate army. He
rose by promotions to the rank of
major general and was twice wound
ed. He has served several terms In
Congress as the represe ntative OF the
seventh district and was one Of COM
missioners to the Paris exhibition OF
1878.
George w. Savage, of New Jersey,
appointed consul ht Belfast, is resi-
uoht anu plohlihoht ihNStI vi INN
way, New Jersey,
Edward Camph 4nsen, appointed CON
sui at Naples, Is leading lawyer of
Erie, Pennsylvania.
Francis Galley. appointed consul at
Kingston, Jamaica, Is a physician ut
Rochester.
John NJ. Birch, OF West Virginia, ap.
pointed consul at Nagssaki, Is q
native OF Pennsylvania, He is
now superintendent OF schools at
Wheeling. ID. J.. Ernest Meir was ap.
pointed TO this position about two
months ago, but his commission was
withheld.
X, II. Stoddard, of New York, ap-
pointed consul at Athens, Is the we'll
known poet aud author. He served 10
years in the custom house in New
York.
Theodore w. Edwards, Of Conpecti-
cut, consul at Quebec, is residents of
Bridgeport. He was secretary ot the
Democratic State Committee during
the last presidential campaign.
&c. Monaghan, of Rhode Island, ap-
pointed consul at Manhoim, IL
a years old, and ist a
graduate of Bowen u nivesity.
He stumped West Virginia and bther
States last fail for Cleveland and Hen
dricks.
Wallace JonOs, of Florida, consul at
Messina, Is a planter and a business
man.
William IL. MofTatt, OF New Jefsoy,
appointed consul az Beireut, Il an
Episcopal Clergyman.