New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-07-23

disability that he had violated his oath April Ii !
| TIE Tribune IL Recalled and returned nSo6
! Oct 8: New-York Herald, 81 Act Of 1872 quoted
appointment led Cincinnati Enquirer" to say
"Bayard seems TO have gone into bodysnatchlne
business TO rrhablitatc with offices those vergng
on the grave O. 1886, Oct 80; New YORK Herald o.
Democrats speak Of Messrs. Jackson and Phelps
being resurrected politically us66, March 20
| New York Times ] J
MINISTER'S FIST-FIGHT WITH HIS SECRE-
TARY.
JACOBS. CHARLES D.-Minister to Colombia /;
| n npilist of great violence; while attorney at
Louisville the Mayor being witness jumped on
him in court and hammered blm WIN MS nst;
" G. King Of Texas, appointed ms secretary nau
controversy, and Jacobs pollshed on seore9,ry ~
sailed for Washington Bayard mortified nss6.
June 30; New-York Sun, 81 dc charges InaC
King his secretary, was in league with foreigners
against Americans, and rightly Knockeo oo"n
Il as6 Oct. "a New-York Sun. TO- .r
JAILBIRDS.-" Washington POST says: FED
eral patronage in Cincinnati employed 10 eleyaoe
most dsreputable and odious characters. NO ess
than four criminals hold Government places IN
Ohio to-day as direct result Of Democratic dispense
ton. Recent subordinate appointments ONO In
tors one chronic worlxhouse inmate, one In pent
tertiary for theft, another indicted Tor MURDER
but escaped because principal w1tness as n,saP
pearcd" Washington Post, 1850, NOV. o. hnoa i
three months for violation Of liquor law. fenn,
sylvania clerk OF Mint confessed writing 1orsed
letter Of Neal Dow to influence German votes IN
Ohio Il ss5. Sept 8: York World, A. Mainc
postmaster appointed while in Jail 1855, Aug. %
JARVIS THOMAS J-Minister to Brazil: had
been captain in rebel Army and Governor OF NQrth
Carolina q ss5. March 81; The Tribune, IL
JENKS-Asst> Secretary Of Interior; resigned
could not tolerate Sparks Q6S6, May 10; New
TEDGnIE' Co1Ioo+or ~ Customs at Corpus
Christie removed: admitted by Democrats that
Jerome made model officer; has materially re-
duced expenses; only Federal officer In Texas VINO
naugurated economy. In his place Charles +:
Bailey appointed Collector; Editor OF Rockport
Transcript and active politician for years 1888.
Aug 3: York Times, II
sioner Of Railroads; welllnown General in rebel
service sevcntysix years of age, and nnft, Tor
active duty 4 Ssj, March %; New-York World, H.
JOHNSTON, CAPT s. A.-Chicf OF Records and
Mails, Treasury: had served under twelve Secreta-
rics: had wounds many and extraordinary; was
discharged TO make place for young man from
Albany II ss5. Sept. 90: The Tribune, 81
JONAS. CHARLES.-Consul at Prague; Aus
trian Government refuses to receive II S85, June
"a NcwYorl Times, 81 Did not run away from
Bohemia in order to escape military service; was
student In 194S, patriot, and fled from country
editor Bohemian paper at Racine 1ss5, June y:
NewYorh Times ~ In his paper had ", Violently ay
denounced Austrian rule u s85 June p; Inc IT'D,
une, A. Name withdrawn but again appointed
1856 Nov. ] O.: The Tribune, 81
JONAS-Ex- Senator appointed Collector at
Newt Orleans as bitter Bourbon partisan as can
be found in Louisiana 1885, April 10; The Trib-
unc, O. Made several powerful speeches in vari-
Gus parts of State declaring he would not surren-
der his right to free speech. Three officers par
ticipatod in lid District Democra5lc CSnvenWtlo o
on behalf Of King 1856, Oct 80; New-fork
Times, q
A" CLEAN SWEEP" DE91ORALIZES THE SER
VICE.
JONES. AQUILA-Appointcd Postmaster at
indianapolis Generally believed that II Jones
Wopd be resT
ing a good place for relative" 1ss5, March 30;
New York Times. j. Reward for party services
York Times. IL Disregards Civil Service law
and charges preferred facts President will hardly
ignore" Jones removed Acknowledgements ana
put in broken down politician; replaced cashier
with his own son removed stamp clerk; removed
chief Of registry and put In Hendricks's nephew;
q boy of 22, clerk in drug store; replaces CHIEF
of repair department by pork inspector discharged
anitor and put another son Of his own in that
place: turned out four poor women engaged IN
repairing mail sacks. and put in three male Demo
Gratis Among persons discharged were one eX-
General Union army, one Union veteran. one SOL
ders widow and niece OF General burnside,
no complaint save that they were RepuDIeans.
" had promised their places TO Democrats. don't
know what the last election meant II 1t did not
mean that Republicans were to be turned OUT
Il ss5, July %; New-York Times, investiga-
Times s. Appeals to President 1885. Aug: !;
New-YorlI Times. o.. Investigation confined TO
and worSmen or with declarations OF Postmaster;
charges Of merciless partisan prescription OUTSIDE
the part Of the service governed by rules, not
Investigated 4 ss5, Aug. II; New-iork Times, A.
letter of Swift Civil Service Reform Association
+" clear that spirit and intent OF law violated IN
discharge employees classified service because
Postmaster conc0cted a clumsy and easily exposed
falsehood to justify his action Qss5. Aug19;
Ncw-Yorl1 Times. H. Decentralization postal ser
vice hard to realize: express money orders havo
40 per cent because of postal 1nexper-
cncc; some appointees can hardly write their own
names; one mail carrier. Noe caught ruling leu
cmocrat tic paper says Congressman Bynum kept
busy appointing felons to office and obtaining
pardon for their crimes 1ss6, July -: New,
York Times, 81 Dismissed every man and woman
in sack department, including four women who
had Others depending on them, with no charges
against any removed lanitor TarGmd hacou 9s
they were Republicans. and men appointed In thelr
places were active political workers Testimony
Foue president lndiana cly Seryi l T;m nesofm
JONES, J. E.-Appointed Postmaster at Port
age, Wis., in place Of veteran So disabled didacult
to secure other appointments senate refused asa 20
act; reappointed after Senate ADJOURNED uooo'
Aug 3: Ncw-YorIS Sun, T..
JORDAN c. N.-Formerly appointed Treasurer
United States formerly treasurer Ontario ana
Western Railroad looked after interests of s. j.
1ilien with whom enjoyed confidential relations;
Administration could not have manifested its
earnestness for Civil Service reform more clearly
or conferred greater benefits on service than It |
would have done If it had chosen Mr. Graves" Il Ss5,
April %: New-Yorl1 Times, ~ Long account |
same day of West Shore Construction Co., in which
Jordan represented a PARTICIPANT
JORDAN Watchman for Interior Department; |
appointed by Lamar: was formerly personal mes- |
81 ger for Jefferson Davis and then jacob Thomp-
sons private messenger and dismissed Tor dsloval |
uttcrances early in rebellion 1855, May 90; The |
Tribune, 2)
JUDD. ALFRED B-Appointed Pension Agent |
at Milwaukee, was bookkeeper for John Black. a |
noted liquor dealer; had no record as a soldier; |
violation OF Presidents pledge uss6, February Is
The Tribune, p
A HORSE THIEF FOR LABOR AGENT.
JUDD, G. P.-AppOnted Colorado Agent Labor |
Bureau Just been hauled up charge OF horse |
stealing 1885, Aug. l3; New-York World, A.