Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-08-07
CHANGES IN THE OFFICES.
Appointments by the President. Etc.

The President made the following appoint
ments to-day: To be secretary of the
territory Of New Mexico. Geo. w. Lane,
Of Bufalo, N. Y; to be Indian agents,
Joseph Emery, Of Oregon. at the
Klamath agency, Oregon; Chaa n. Potter, OF
Nebraska, at the Omaha and winnebago,
agency, Neb.; VIM. A. Spalding, Of Nebraska,
at the santee agency, Neb.: Robt. L. Owen, Of
Indian Territory, at the Union agency in the
Indian Territory.
The following named postmasters have been
appointed by the Presidents George Wise, at
Hamburg, Ia, vice nc. Coolbaugh, suspended;
Edward B. Miller, ut Pierre, Dakota, vice g. NJ.
L W,. x suspended Henry g. Hunt Rssdsburx.
ton J: barrett. Kinston, i. G., Vice W. <
sSs Sphn vice. w. MAJ n
Lyon, suspended; Charles II. Burrougha rs,
L Crosse, Wis. vice 3. T. Br, ant, suspended;
E +; D. Fem Nevada, IoyH, Vice Tho@as ):
Holden, Barre, Vt; vice W. 4. Perry, suspended:
Saas aaa5s allen v Su1saI
vice D. G. Mangum, suspended: George
y:,a Morse Watsreu5Ey VT ySe MOODY
vice A. G.. Tyner, Office become presidential
April LIST, 1885; Cornelius Carr, Woonsocket,
RI PAX vice 1s a. Ty1er ONCE . become yasant
presidential July LIST, 1885; Frank W. Frye,
IdTSOnS, Kansas, VICE =. "A. tlelCler, resigned.
The following is official. and is to-day APP
pended to the book containing the list Of post
master appointed at Presidential offices since
the adjournment of the Senate:
..The suspensions In the foregoing cases were
with two exceptions made for partisanship.
Inc two were made upon reports Of inspectors,
showing bad management Of the offices by the
incumbents."
G. H. Southal has been appointed postmaster
at Amelia Court House, Amelia county, Va, in
Since the 4th Of March there have been about
1000 fourth class postmasters appointed, and
p nes a 1san 6sys
assumed charge OF the office. There are As, 900
fourth class postofices in this country.
Treasury department.; Promotions-Miss Cora
=. Thomas, Of Nebraska, from 5000 to class 1;
John c. Norwood, of North Carolina, from 5000
class to class 2: George 2. Davis. of Ohio. from
class TO class 3; Cyrus V: Haskell. of Pennsyl-
Xania, from a. class to class 3. Office Of the
$40; office of the sixth auditor, +. S. Hoey, of
Ohio from 900 to class I; office of the treas
rom class to assistant chief of division,
$4,000. Mr.. Frederick Werber, jr., Of South
Carolina has been appointed to clerkship of
under civil service rules.
Geo. NJ. Fillmore, second class clerk in the
office of the commissioner of internal revenue
was dismissed to-day. Cornelius Irvine, q la
borer In the I'd controllers office, was also dis
missed to-day. Twine is a colored democrat,
He was dismissed by the order of Secretary
Manning. 1t is charged that he was in the
habit of writing letters to his superiors to bOr-
row money and otherwise annoying them.
VIM. H. Taylor, OF Bloomfield, Iowa, has
been appointed special Indian agent at
$4,000, vice Paris III. Folsom.
James Dugan, OF Mississippi. and Adolph
Erdnan, of Missouri, have been appointed
under the civil service rules to be special ex-
annum.
Promotions in the Pension office-Miss Anna
J. Shirley, of West Virginia, 81 400 to 81 ,6OO
Holmes e. Ofiey, of District OF Columbia, and
9. Boone Pennebaker. of Kentucky. 1900 to
S1,4OO; Miss Emmilly Browne. of New Jersey,
$1,000 to 81 200; Mrs. Angelina d. Ware, OF
Ohio, $500 to 81 900.