The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1885-06-17
0. P.'S DEFINED.
Postmasters of the o.. P.
Type Will Please Take
Nutice Of the
clear Definition OF Their Kind
and then Govern Them
selves Accordingly.
RepubIicau.EditOr stamp-iiCk-
ers won't DO at All and
Must Pack UP and go.
The Queen Il Crescent Changes
Its Guage and the SANTA re
Issues More Bonds.
REFORM RACKET.
somethiug TO Paste In Postinasters'
yiats--Uther Pointers,

Washington, June l6.-The post
master at Bozeman was suspended
upon the report of the inspector
showing gross carelessness in the
management OF his office, failure TO
collect and account for box rentals,
aud specially, failue to make reports,
deposits and quarterly accounts as
required by the third assistant post
master-gencral and sixth auditor, after
notice.
The department desires the an
nouncemeut to come to the knowledge
of all postlnasters in the service that
the failure of postmasters TO make
report of deposits or accounts after
notice, will be ground for removal
without further inquiry.
The postmasters ut Winona, MINI
Osceola and Laprit City, Iowa; North
Manchester, Ind: Cambridge, Iowa,
augusta, Ga and Ballston, Ky. were
suspended upon proof of acts of par.
tisushIps while in Office.
These acts were of various kinds.
Some were editors as well ms postInas-
ters aud the newspapers in some
eases, since as well rs before the elec.
ton, have contained scurrilous and
indecent attacks upon officers of the
government as well as malignaucy of
political feeling towards their adver.
sarles generally.
In some cases il has also been es-
tablished that the postmasters kept
hanging in the postoilice the political
placards of one party ana would not
permit those OF the other party TO be
there, displayed; these placards being
sometimes indecent pieces, or cnr-
toons unit for the eyes of respectable
patrons.
In other cases the postmasters we're
shown TO have been efficient political
agents of their party. members of its
working committees in its organiza-
ton, wcll-known in il as such aud
taking particular part in the conduct
of election business, often to the inn
pairmcnt of their performance of the
duties Of the office.
In several of the cases political no.
tees, circulars and newspapers of the
opposite political party were shown
to have been detained in the post
office.
EN0TIIENt } SWEET MISS.
The president to-day appointed
Earnest Pillow to be United States at
iorney for the middle district of Ten
nessee; James II. Freeman to be
United States Marshal for the western
: district of Tennessee; Americas War
, den TO be supervisional inspector OF
steam vessels for the seventh district
f A CHIEFS SCALE,
James q. Brooks, chief OF the secrc
r service division of the treasury de
Y partment, has, at the request of Seorc
/ iary Manning, rendered his rcsigna
ton, to take effect July LIST uext.
TEXAS PosTMAsTERs.
= The president to-day commissions
G the following postmasters in Texa
l. Thos. r. Cooke, at Victoria, and Coz
c stantine A. Gildia, at lIracketsville.
s. PROTECTING AMERICANS.
Z There was full attendance at III
Z cabinet meeting to-day. The prime
H. pal topic of discussion was the case I
Mr.. Sartow, naturalized citizen, no
under arrest in Ecuador. The col
clusion reached was that Mr.. Sarto
O. should be recognized as an Amcrics
10 citizen, and as such was entitled TO Il
NJ full protection of the government.
en is understood that demand will
De made for his release.
PENSION AGENTS.
There are at present 1870 spec
agents of the pension bureau who
G. term of Office " i'll expire on June 80
he next, but the new appropriation b
Ter allows their reappointment for a
les other year at reduction of sala
md from 81 600 10 81, 400. These appoi
vas ments come under the civil-seryI
m rules and it is not probable that
yed entire number will be reappoinied.
WHITE INDIANS ELIG BILE.
The acknowledgements has decit
that white men who are members
'rty Indian tribes are eligible tor
us pointments as postmAsters.