The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1885-09-09
ARRIVAL OF THE PRESIDENT.
He Is Considerably Tanned by the sun, but
Much Improved by His Trip.

WASHINGTON, Sept. 7.-President Cleveland
arrived here at s o'clock this moIning The
Presidents carriage was in waiting at the
depot, and he was driven 10 the White
House where, after breakfasting, he settled
down at once to.work. The President, who
is well tanned by the sun, and who appears
much improved by his trip, says that ne has
had an excellent time and has enjoyed per-
feet health. He has not been i'll a single day
SINCE he left. and is at a loss TO understand
how the report of his serious sickness origi-
mated.
CABINET MEETING CALLED.
A meeting of the Cabinet will be held to-
morrow. The members who are absent from
the city have not however been summoned
TO attend, as there is no business to be con-
sidered requiring their presence. 1t is ex-
pected that all the Cabinet officers will have
returned TO Washington by the 2Oth.- 1t is
stated at the White House that the President
proposed TO dispose of pending questions be-
fore seriously considering matters to be
brought to the notice of Congress in his an
nual message.
THE WYOMING DISTURBANCE.
The latest intelligence received at the War
Department from the scene of the recent
disturbances i'm Wyoming is dispatch from
General Schofield to General Drum, dated
further trouble since the troops went to the
scene of disturbance; none is likely to occur
in the presence of troops. do not see how
any necessity for further instructions being
given.
Adjutant General Drum had conference
with the President to-day in regard to the
troubles in Wyoming Territory and gave
him an account OF the steps already taken
by the War Department to suppress the dis
turbance. The question as to further action
on the part of the Government, will be laid
before the Cabinet at the next meeting.
APPOINTMENTS.
The Acting Postmaster General to-day ap-
pointed the following named fourth-class
Postmasters:
Ohio-At Jaybird, Isaac Smalley; Mt.
Holy, Eli r. Reed.
Indiana-At Bartonia, Richard Stockdale;
Yorktown, S. D. Overmyer; Centreville, G.
w: Meeker: Freedom, w. J. Suffrall.
Illinois-At Kensington, John NJ. Ralston;
Gilman, Elias W. Enger.
Alexander il. Gamhrill, of Illinois, has
been appointed Chief of a division in the
second Auditors Office.
WHEAT AND CORN REPORT.
The Commissioner of Agriculture has de-
termined to publish the monthly wheat and
corn report at noon, instead of at p. m, as
heretofore. The change is in compliance
with petitions of Western Boards of Trade.
THE COURT or ALABAMA CLAIMS.
First Comptroller Durham to-day stopped
a requisitiOn to pay the salary of j. A. J,
Cresswell, Government counsel of the Court
of Commissions of Alabama Claims, for the
month of August until it is settled that there
is any balance due him.
MISCELLANEOUS.
The issue of standard silver dollars from
the mints during the week ended September
5 was S457. .29l. The issue for same time last
year was $34S, ,497.
Surgeon Main, of the Marine Hospital ser
vice, has reported to the Surgeon General at
Washington details of visit of inspection
to Tampico. Bagdad, San Fernando and
other cities Of Mexico near the border lines,
from which4t appears there is no danger OF
the introduction of an epidemic of any kind
from that quarter.
Thomas Hughes, Postmaster at Albuquer-
que, n. NJ, and Assistant Postmaster Clark,
have been arrested, a shortage of 81 200 hav-
ing been discovered in the accounts of the
Office.