The true northerner., 1885-07-30
POLITICAL.
The President has appointed tn,

The President has appointed the
following Presidential Postmasters:
Charles II. Cavanagh, at Waterford, N. Y:
Charles j. Walden. at Fayette. Mo: William
b. Gillespie at Traer. Iowa; s. N. McCloud, at
Ind; Albert n. Finn, at Nashua, N. H.; =. N.
Horneck, at Detroit City. MINI. vice c. w. Dix,
suspended: David w Gwynn, at Tallahassee,
Fla, vice William q. Stewart, suspended: John
p. Norvell, at Danvine, Ill, vice William r
Jewell. suspended; James w. Lauer. at Evans
Vile, Ind, wee III. S. Bennett, suspended: Saml.
nan, susr ended; John +. Smith, at Freeport.
H.. vice s. ID. Atkins, suspended: w. v. Van
Antwerp. at jackson, Mich, vice w. l.. Seaton,
vice J. w. Endey, suspended: Henry l.. Feltus,
at Bloomington. Ind, vice j. g. McPheters, sus-
pended; John Taliaferro, at Winchester, KY,
vice A. II. simpson, suspended: Benz. Long. at
Greenville, Ala, vice j. II. Perdue, suspended;
Richard j. Wickersham at Lebanon. Missouri,
vice O. M Wilson, SUSPENDED; y. ?.
Carlin, suspended; Andrew j. Hendrick. at La
Sale, Ill, vice ID. o. Scohey, suspended; VIM.
g. Morris, at Frankfort, Ind. vice VIM. Hart.
Ind. vice +. McCartner, suspended: Robert M.
Robertson, at Upton. Ind, vice s. Lowley, sus-
pended: John Neif. at Winchester. Ind, vice G.
Plymouth Ind, vice w. II. Kendall, suspended;
Eliphaet B. Crawford, at Sioux City, Iowa,
vice Il. r. Kirk, suspended: Sumner b. Chase,
William A. Burke, at Staunton, Va. vice s.
NJ Yost, suspended; James M. Keys, at Rich
land Center, Wis, vice ID. q. James, sus-
pended; Joseph X. Bogart, at Wilkesb barre,
Pa. vice, A. s. Orr, suspended; Miles j. Fiuten,
at streator. Ill. vice +: NJ. Ryan, suspended;
Charles j.. Gallagher, at Salamanca, N. y, vice
B. b. Weber. suspended; John Ia. Handley, at
Fairfield. Ill, vice Il. w. Scott, suspended; S.
Barclay Radebaugh. at Urbana. ILL.,. vice Il. M.
Wright: suspended; Clinton Rosette, at De
kalb. Ill, vice A. 5. Jackson. suspended;
George p. Sanford, ut Lansing, Mich, vice 5. ID.
Bingham. suspended.
The following appointments are also an
nounced from Washington:
Charles spalding. of Kansas. to be Receiver of
Public Moneys at Topeka, Kan. Samuel Than
hauser, OF Kansas. to be Receiver of Public
Moneys "a At eaGden 70 fy M ntnd 1
for the District of Alaska; M. ID. Bull OF Alaska,
to be United States Attorney for the District OF
nted for th m af 10 oe
Arthur II. Keller, of Alabama, to be United
States Marshal for the District OF Alabama;
dams of the Sac and Fox agency in Iowa; s. IL.
Henry, to be National Bank Examiner for the
State OF Texas and the Territories OF New
Mexico and Arizona; Alexander Davezac, OF
Kentucky, to be Consul of the United States at
Nantes. To be United States Attorneys: John
ID. Burnett. for the Southern District OF Ala
District OF Mississippi; George E. Bird, for the
District of Maine; and Gilbert III. Barger, OF
Ohio, to be Pension Agent at Columbus. Ohio.
To be United States Marshals william NJ
Reuben B. Peasants, for the Eastern District
of Louisiana; Richard B. Reagan, tor the
for the District OF Delaware. To be Internal
Revenue Collectors: Daniel J. Welch, for
the District of Montana; Jno. G, Hen
derson, for the Eleventh District of
Indiana; Wm. b. Anderson. for the Thirteenth
District OF Illinois; Thomas Cooper, for the
Eighth District OF Illinois. To be Special
Munday, OF Kentucky: Clay Taylor, of Mis-
souri; Col. Henry Il. Peyton, of Virginia; j. N.
Smithee, of Arkansas; Thomas J. Hickman of
Louisiana; and Emmett Seibels. of Alabama
In well-informed Democratic circles
at Washington it is believed that bills for
the admission of Dakota and Montana will
be among the earliest measures to be con-
sidered by Congress when it reassembles in
December.