The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1885-07-02
GOOD FOR TEXAS!
Gen. Cabell Gets the MARSHAL
ship of the Northern
District.
The Washington Nexs-bag Fill
ed WIN Department Notes
ana Changes.
The u. s. Attorney for the
Northern District Of Texas rs
Chas. u. Pierce.
A Great Race at Chic ago with
rs starters In the Field az the
same Time.
WARRINGTON NEWS.
No signs Of weak,ng In tho Reform
spinal Column.

Washington. July, 1.-The presi-
dent made the following appoint
ments to-day. VIM. w. Rockhall of
Maryland, to be secretary of the leg
lation 10 China; Chas. Donby Jr., OF
Indiana, TO be second secretary of
the leglation TO China.
GEN. cABELL Is MADE MARSHAL.
The president at late hour this af-
ternoon made the following appoint
ments: James b. Hayes, of Wisconsin,
chief justice of the supreme court
Idaho territory.
To be marshals ofthe United States:
VIM. l.. Cabcll, of Texas, for the
northern district of Texas; James NJ.
Liddle, of Mississippi, for the northern
district of Mississippi.
To be attorneys of the United States:
Robert S Shield, of Ohio, for the
northern district of Ohio; Chas. II.
Pierce, of Texas, for the northern dis
trict of Texas. Benz +. Jones, of Louis
lana, to be collector of customs for the
district of New Orleans.
PUBLIC DEBT STATEMENT.
The public debt statement issued
to-day shows the decrease OF the pub
lie debt during the month of June 10
be, according to the old form, $685.
993.75; decrease of debt since June
80, 1884, 1868, 49i, 70S.6i; cash in treas
nry, SiSs,6l2. 42923; gold certificates
outstanding, Sl3,990,l64; certificates
of deposit, S2,975, 900; refunding GER
titicates outstanding, 1916, ole;
fractional currency, not including
that estimated as lost or destroyed,
SPECIALISTS. This Is the final state
ment according TO the old form.
as hereafter the new form of the debt
statement will be the only one issued
in the treasury department.
TWO APPOINTMENTS.
The president to. day appointed
VIM. Dorshoimcr to be United States
attorney for the southern district of
to be United States marshal for the
same district.
DEPARTMENT NOTES.
Mr.. John G.. McGregor, assistant
chief of the customs division of the
treasury, was to-day promoted to be
chief of that division, vice Ii. ID
James resigned.
The beginning of the fiscal yeai
brought comparatively no changes in
the state, war and navy departments
I and the clerks who feared that theN
c might possibly receive a dreade,
yellow envelope on the first of July
became treasured as the day passe,
without their being asked to quit.
In the state department there wer
two or three appointments under til
/. civil service rules TO fill vacancies 1
n TIE lower grades.
Il In the navy department the service
10 of carpenter in the secretary
i, office were disdensed with becaus
ii there was no appropriation for his r,
NJ tention.
10 The secretary of war had NJ
n returned to the city tn
AT morning, and nothing WI
of known of any removals contemplate
by him, but II was thought that he h
already made all the changes he |
tends to make.
CT The vacancies In the fourth ella
M postofiices, number not less than rs
AZ and some estimates have made I
OF number much greater. Nearly all
,et the vacancies have been caused
ne designations or removals because
On misconduct on the part of postm
Gu tiers. In many cases postn.i
ne tiers have written to the depa
iiu ment asking why no sttenti
gu had been paid to their requests to
M relieved from the duties of OIL
Oh made in March last. The explanat
lur is TO be found In the great number
ure cases that are constantly being pas
an- up for the attention OF the first ass
IN ant postmaster general, where an
mediate change is desirable.
TWO NEW OFFICIALS.
gh- Mr.. Mulderow was to-day form
Jew appointed first assistant seoretar
inc the interior aud Mr.. Geo. A. Jenk
re- Pennsylvania, WAS appointed sec
nus assistant secretary of the int
lne These offices were created by the
me congress-. Mr.. jerks had an II
Iorts view with Secretary Lamar to-day
ian. was introduced to the chief
o. division OF the department. lie
OF be given the charge of his d
oou- as soon Ms a room can be lifted 70
COLI occupancy. Il. S. Wilson of JAG
Mississippi, the editor and propr
of The New Mississippian, wa
Ister- day appointed receiver of public
liam les nj Evanston, Wyoming.
Ire ~
.rlia- sii Mormon Oeaverts Arriv'
New York, July 1.-The steam
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