The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-07-29
NATIONAL NEWS NOTES.
FIELD DAY FoR'APPolNTMENTs.
ihe President Swings tho Party Axe
Nigorously-Cholera and Yellow
Fever Reports-Heturn of
Special Representatives..
Appointments.


WASHINGTON, July 2S.-The Presi-
dent to-day made the following ap-
pointments:
Anthony Eckhof, of Now York, to
be fifth auditor OF tho treasury.
samuel Flower, TO be assistant
treasurer ofthe United States at New
Charles w. Howe, Rochester, New
Hampshire, vice Qsman b. Warren,
suspended.
George w. Bell, Webster oitv.
o we, vice John ID. Hunter, sus,
John g. Payne, vlnton, Iowa, vice
Stephen A. Marine, suspended.
Ebenezer M. Lockwood, Burl:ng-
ton, Kansas, vice A. d. Brown, sus-
pended.
William Brecker, Marysville, Kan
sas, vice William Ii Smith, sus-
pended.
Henry e. Slaymaker, Lancaster,
PennsYlvania, vice James N. Mar
shall, suspended.
G. Yonge, Jr,, Pensacola, Flor
ida, vice Johu Eagan, suspended.
j.. j.: shannon, Meridian, Mississippi,
vice William Hancock, suspended.
Samuel De Wolf, Rochester, Minne-
sofa, vice James Ii. Wagner, sus-
pended.
Frank l., Thayer, Waterville, Maine,
vice Willard NJ. Dunn, suspended.
Nathan Clasevitt, t,Saccarapha, Maine,
vice James Webb, suspended.
Alexander l. Holler, Wytheville,
Virginia, vice w. Il. Slater, suspended.
George d. Sanford, Grand Haven,
Michigan, vice Samuel Q. Glover, re-
signed.
Samuel s. Lucy, Marshall, Michi-
gam, vice William r. Lomis, sus-
Dudley G. Brown, Brandon, YER
mont, vice John l.. knight, sus-
pended.
w. l.. Lomard, Fair Haven, Yer
mont, vice Hsrris Whipple, suspended.
Francis M. Sitzer, Albany, Missouri,
vice Adrian @. Case, suspended.
William G. Black, Gallatin, Mis-
souri,, vice Yechiel Il. Day, suspended.
DR.. John Campbell, OF Cincinnati,
has been appointed medical referee OF
tho pension bureau, to succeed DR..
Thomas b. Ford.
Albert j. Kolly, of Indiana, has been
appointed chief Of the assignment di-
vision oftho patent office, vice Samuel
| Va ANuN OplAbNI VIM Hrs
been transferred TO tho position of first
assistant examiner.
John ID. Pennypacker, OF Virginia,
has been appointed special agent OF
the land ofllce.
The President to-day appointed
Robert Murray TO be suTgeon-genera
of the United States Army; Francis
M. Gunnel to be surgeon. general of
the United States Navy, and Rev.
Byron Sunderland, pastor of the First
| Presbyterian Church, to be visitor to.
tho government hospital for the in
sane.
The President this afternoon made
the following appointments:
Il. M. Allen, OF Oakland, California,
to be pension agent at San Francisco.
M. A. Thomas, of Maryland, and
George Il. Pearson, of Iowa, to be In
dian inspectors, and Jason Wheeler, of
Oregon, TO be agent for tho Warm
Springs agency, Arizona.
Tho President to-day commissioned
the following postmesters:
James M. Keys, Richlanj, W!slon-
sin.
John b. Norwel, Danville, Illinois,
John II. Street, Freeport, Illinois.
John Il. Handley, Fairfield, Iowa.
Miles j. Flnlan, StreatOr, Illinois.
Frank Il, Martin, Larned, Kansas.
George w. Martin, Chattanooga,
Tennessee.
John Neif, Winchester, Indiana.
George II. Reynolds, Plymouth, In-
diana.
Henry j, Fettue, Bloomington, In
diana.
William b. Gillespie, Traer, Iowa,
Sumer B. Chase, Usage, Iowa.
Hornor Luce, Higginsville, Mis-.
souri,.
Charles j. W, Alden, Fayette Mis-
souri,.
James IL. Mcdonnell, Cattletspurg,
Kentucky.
John Tailefero, Winchester, Ken
lucky.
William A. Lewis, Evart, Michigan.
q. Il. Barrett, Charlotte, Michigan.
Robert w. Cowan, Ashland, Ohio.
Smith N. McCloud, Marysyille, Ohio.
John 7. Kilgore, Longyiew, Texas.
Robert w. Speer, Denver, Colorado.
Algernon A. Aspinwall, Of Pennsyl-
vanla, has been appointed a chief of
division at $1,000 per annum in the
Pension Office, vice John M. Com
stock, deceased,