The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1886-01-14
coNFIRMATIoNs.

The Senate Confirms a Long List of Appoint
mems, Including a Number of Indianians.
WASHINGTON, Jan. 13.-The Senate, in execu-
tive session. to-day confirmed the following nom
nations:
il. M. Curry, Of Richmond. Va, to be United
States minister to Spain; Charles T. Scots, of
Alabama. to be minister resident and consul-gel-
erai to- Venezuela; Pierce NJ. ID. Young, of Geor-
gin, to be United State consul general to st.
Petersburg; George v. 81. Lathrop, of Michigan,
to be United States minister to Russia; NJ. III.
Holana, of Missouri, 10 be eonsul-general at Hall
fax; J. B. Stalo, of Ohio. to be United States
minister to Italy; August Jay, of New York. to
be second secretary Of the United States lega-
ton at Paris: Moses A. Hopkins, of North Caro-
lima, to be minister resident and consul
general at Liberia; John e. w. Thompson,
of New York, to be minister resident
aud consul-general at Hayti; Charles
Donby. Of Indiana, to be United States
minister to China; Charles DENLY, jr, Of Indi-
ana, to be second secretary of legation to China;
VIM. w. Rockhill- Of Maryland, to be secretary
of legation to Pekin: VIM. A. Seahy. of Louisl-
ana, to be minister resident and consul general
to Bolivia; James S. Lee, of Maryland, to be
secretary of legation to Austria-H Hungary; Walk
er E'earna, of Louisiana, to be minister resident
and consul-general to Roumania, Servia and
Greece; q. J. I. Morgan, of South Carolina, to
be secretary of legation to Mexico; John Il. Ba-
con. of South Carolina, to be charge daffaires
to Paraguay and Uruguay.
Pension Agents--Don Carlos Buell., of Ken
tucky, at Louisville; Charles Zollinger. OF Indi-
ana. aJ Indianap polls.
VIM. G. Parry, of Kansas, to be United States
attorney for the district of Kansas.
A. A. Wilson, of the District of Columbia, to
be United States marshal for the District of
Columbia; John w. helms. of Georgia, to be
United States marshal for the Northern district
of Georgia.
George N. Baxter, of Minnesota, to be United
States attorney for the district of Minnesota.
Robert A. Howard, of Arkansas, to be Assist
ant Attorney general
Martin l.. McMahon. of New York, to be
United States marshal, Southern district of New
York.
Richard McMahon. of West Virginia. to be
Second Comptroller of the Treasury.
j Jas. @. Chenoweth, of Texas, to be First Au-
ditor of the Treasury.
w. M. B. Webb to be Commissioner of the
District of Columbia; w. Fl. WEIGH, to be Dep
uty Third Auditor Of the Treasury.
F. Wharton. of Pennsylvania. to be examiner
of. claims in the Department of State.
Collectors of Internal Revenue-W. A. Beach.
of New York. for the Twenty-frst district of
New York; Alex. Troup. of Connecticut, for the
district of Connecticut.
Registers of Land Ofices-C. M. Ralston, of
Kansas, at Independence, Kan; N. FL. Harris, Of
Mississippi. at Aberdeen, d. t.; James D. Stew
ART, of Mississippi, at jackson Miss; Robert
Yeakle. OF Arkansas. at Little Rock. Ark. Jas.
r. De Renner, of Colorado. at Leadville.
lhQkhA <aSChbo-u<O0So 4NCols VI aicu az tAO
Sac and Fox agency: L. L Carson. of Texas, at
the Ouray agency, q. T.; j. Lee Hall, of Texas,
at the Kiowa, Comanche and Wichita agency,
Ind. Z.
bert, of Kansas, at Wichita, Kan; Samuel T.
Haser, of Kansas. at Garden, Kan; T. Scott. of
Kansas, at Oberlin, Kan; Henry M. Beckett, of
Kansas, at Larned. Kan; Alfred VI. King, of
Arkansas, at Harrison. Ark; a. J Quinby of
Arkansas, at Little Rock, Ark; William K. Ed
gar. of Missouri, at ~Ironten. Mo-; Hugh T. Wal
lace, Of Utah. at Salt Lake City.
To be Postinasters-D. Overman, Marion,
Ind; j. r, Smith, Kendallville, Ind.; D.. Egan,
Liberty. Ind; j. c. Carlton. Bedford. Ind. A. B.
Crompton. Delphi, Ind; Norman Fisher, High
hamburg. Ind; Julia Loer, New Castle, Ind;
j. W. ODonnel, Mitchell, Ind; j. F. Pennel,
Lebanon. Ind l. J. Semans,- Wabash, Ind. e.
V. Bingham, Mishawaka. Ind; F. r. Eads,
Knoxville. H.; W. M. Steiner. Oak Park. H.;
w. D. Swain, Belvidere. Ill; Robert McNeal,
Rock Falls, ILL.,: George n. Young. Amboy, H.;
H. Sharer. Mount Morris, H.; S. B. Stout, Van.
dalia, ILL.,; Charles Kelley, bingham, ILL.,; Geo.
East St. Louis, ILL.,; Henry T. Tall
man, Lenark, ILL.,; j. D. Stephens.
Carthage, Ill; William Y. Hervey. Carlisle,
ILL.,, Joseph F. Henderson. Aledo. H.; George
iLenry, ILL.,; Martin v. Daegett, 1uscola. H.;
Michael v. Corbett. Aurora, H.; j.. s. Gather.
wood, Hoopeston, H.: George F. Blackston,
Paxton. ILL.,; E. r. Mckinney, Inion. H.; S.
Corning Judd, Chicago. ILL.,; Ell. o. Goodrich,
Jerseyville, III.
Capt. John 6. Walker, to be Chief of the
Bureau of Navigation, with the relative rank of
commodore.
Capt. Montgomery S. Card, to be Chief of the
Bureau of Ordinance, Department of the
Navy, with the relative rank of commodore.
Commodore Stephen B. Luce, to be a rear
admiral, Commodore John Lee Davis to be a
rear admiral, and a long list of other naval APP
poiutments.
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