Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-09-22
REORGANIZATION
Talked of in the Civil Services Com
mission.
'RoF. SMART AS EAToTs SUCCESSOR
he Smith Court Martial---Seyeral Ap-
pOintments Made Yes
terday,
NERAL WASHINGTON DISPATCHES.

EAsHNsToS, September 2l.-Ths syeu-
"a Star expresses the belief that the Civil
>'fviee Commission will be reOrgsnizsd be-
e long aud new men appointed through
ID. Indications already point to the sue
..ssor Of Mr.. Eaton. as Prof James q.
hart, the Public Instructor of State.
Wanted Medical Inspectors.
The Secretary Of the Treasury has re-
lived request from the Governor Of
Massachusetts, for the appointment Of medi-
b inspectors on the Canadian border east
u Lake Ontario, to inspect passengers ar
wing by rail through Northern Vermont,
,nd the matter is now under consideration
'pth view of complying with the request.
Appointments.
The President to-day appointed James F.
oithn to De assistant appraiser Of merehsn-
<ise for the district Of New Orleans.
j The Secretary Of the Treasury to-day ap.
.binted John K. Roberts to be SuperinteR-
mt Of the Federal building st Denver
ID, vice P. F Barclay, suspended.
The office of Chief Of the Postofics In
,ectors has been rendered to VIM A. West,
q mississippi Mr. West is q prosperous
krmer living near Oxford, Mss, and has
tgsged successfully in mercantile pursuits
4 St Louis and New Orleans.
Buried Money.
here was received st the Treasury De
ftment 10 day for redemption a package
h fsbOUt 100000 in United States notes
.kich are badly mutilated and almost be.
I'D recognition. 10 is said their owner,
n Ohio farmer, had buried the notes in the
kf,b.
Issue OF silver.
"a be i,sue Of standard silver dollars dur
u ib. week ended September I9 was
~ i!$. The issue during the correspond
a period lsst year was S+42, ,999.
shipping Coin.
There wac received at the United States
'|easury to-day a second lot OF gold coin
De San Francisco and silver coin from
frson City, amounting in all to S2O0,0 900.
'hder recent arrangement entered into
D the Secretary Of the Treasury, the large
6pments of coin now beiag made are
sI spcrted by the Adams Express Com.
sny, instead Of by mail, as was tried for
bort time.
Presidential Postmasters.
The President today appointed the fol-
,Wipg named Presidential postm sstsrs;
bin F. Cottrell, at Fort Scott, KS, vice T.
!. Robley, resigned S. F. Reefy, st Elyria,
l, vice T. E Bishop, resigned; I. D. Bur.
IN, at Bstesville, Ark, vice j. S. Thomas,
ssigned, Vim. l. Williams, st Melrose
lass, vice Susan B. Easton, resigned;
.drisu FOote, at Ashland, Mass, vice Jas
[. Jones. deceased; Z. A. Pueschsl, at Ba.
ersGeld, Cal, vice q. A. WickWsne, de-
essed; Oliver 7. Dale, at Monticello, Ind,
ice ". ]. HUFF, deceased; r. D. Stephens
t Sacramento, Cal, vice Chris. Freen, sus
ended.
Resigned.
Postmaster Lowusberry Of Bismarck,
ak, has sen. his resignation TO the De-
ar ment.
Eaton Interviews the President.
Dorman B. Eaton, chairman, Of the
iyil Service Commission. had long inter
lew by appointment with the President this
iterrOon about number OF miscellaneous
istters, the precise nature OF which Mr..
atom does not feel al liberty to disclose,
.e says the Commission VIII proceed with
.e Hinckley suits next Friday aud earnest
hopes that nothing will prevent speedy
2nclusion. The district attorney Will bJ
recuon OF the President, conduct the de-
nse. The attitude Of the President, Ne.
atom said, was in every way satisfactory 10
10 Com mission.
Secretary Lamar's Illness.
Secretary Lamar, who has been conuued
, his house for the lss; few days With Sc
IRE attack OF irFueDzs, IS reported some
hat better 10 light. dis physicians, while
ltertainiug no apprehension OF serious re
Its, have urged the Secretary not TO leave
s house for seTsral dsys.