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


corning purchase Of ste for or. Fe ds;s
une, H. Testimony Of Justice bownes of Bins:
Government ,1 building Davis criminal in using his
place for his own advantage uoos, May 20,
New-York Sum- 81
A RUNAWAY SwINDLER FOR JUDGE
DAWNE f. J. Appointed Chief Justice Of
Alaska. Ran away from Oregon with debts OF
$4,000 on loans and notes 1855. December o;
New-Yorl< World, 81 Suspended December 3,
and Lafayette Dawson, Of Missouri. appointed
Dawson being pronounced unfit. has recently
given the President an opportunity TO get rid
OF him by committing serious offence in Oregon
1885 December 4 New-York Times H. After
removal dsa ppeared In Indian canoe; wanted IN
Portland for $4,000 uos5, November 20;
New-York Times g. Cleveland's letter about
Judge morally and professionally unfit. | have
been deceived and mised by lying and treacherous
representations Petition signed by two supreme
Court judges 1855, August 3; New-fork Ilmes'
DEIGHAM. FRANK A. Postmaster at San
dusky Arrested for abstractng letters from tn the
mails; proof in his own handwriting u5e7, FED
DELAHANTY. -Recommendcd by Manning for
Postmaster at Albany, but President refused De,
cause he was father Of Mannings son-in-law, and
appointed man picked out by Delahanty uSs8,
October Z: New-Yor1 World. A.
DELANEY. A Kz-Appointed Dissatisfaction
ney for Wisconsin. His contract with Bragg.
said A. h Delaney shall control Governments
patronage in Dodge County" appointed soon after
Inauguration, but Bragg broke faith. appointed
all fourth-class POstmasters and other officers and
had eight POstmasters in the Wankesha County
convention, all working for him 1856 Aug. 81;
New-iork Times, 81 Permitted'to resign on 40.
count offensive partiSanship afterward appointed
Collector OF Customs for Alaska u os1. Feb. Is;
New-YOr< TimeA 81
DEMENT, f. S-Appointed Surveyor General
for Utah Denies that he detected in fraudu-
lent stories against Congressman QSS6. Feb. 3:
kew-York Times. j. Confronted with sworn
testimony of correspondents regarding his asser-
MOrmOnS lobby spending
money at Washington and controlling certain
Senator Nss6. June 20; Tribune 81 Made
day, eating up frightfql stories of corruption
given out by him; wonder what developed such
mendacious mania in loose-iawed Dement, 1856.
Feb. 3: New-YorlS World, A. Responsible for
stories Of fraud based on nothing $50 March 2;
New-Yorll Times, 81 Reappolnted. though vas
reported adversely by unanimous committee not
creditabc to President, entirely unified for Office;
can see no excuse for renewing appointment 1885,
April 10; New-Yorl1 Times, s. Astonishing and
unfounded stories about great land frauds in Utah
which induced Senator Blair TO pronounce HIM q
monumental ass' uSS6, May %; New-York
DENBY. CHARLES. Appointed Minister to
China on recommendation of Mcdonald 1855,
May 80; New-Yor< Times l. Statement that
he resigned his place as Colonel in the army and
would never fight to free the negroes 1855,
May 30; The Tribune, l, and June %; Tribune.
reason 4 ss5. June ?: New-York Times; l.; Com
TO maintain Il sS7 May 3 New-York Times, H.
DENBY.-Appointed Secretary of Legation TO
China. Is to apply himself at once 10 the acquire
that Secretary must learn Chinese: has some
years work before him III SIS, Aug. l3; New-fork
Times A.
THE MICHIGAN BOSS AND HIS TOOLS.
DICKINSON. DON M-Apponted POstmasters
General. Had been party boss in Michigan. " The
party in Michigan consisted OF this clever young
lawyer anything coming TO Michigan he managed
to get hold of and place to suit himself loSo,
Sep. 3; New-York Times, 81 Controls Grand
Rapids convention, his member Of the committee
on Resolutions being an Alderman recently tried
for bribery: among those active in participation
was John B Maloney Collector of Internal Rev
experienced Republican deputy as an offensive
partisan, and the deputy put in his place was
also in same convention 1ss6, Aug IS; New
York Times ~ 81 Fdne Prsid.ns Civil s
vice Association. that received from Indiana l0l
replies and 80 from other States. showing removals
CATION; that the President knew Of this and APP
proved: that the President told Foulke It was
not possible TO let investigations be maze OK
10 let the parties know the charges against them
regretted that FOulke had made an Investigation
aud hoped the Association would 90 slow; No
Civil Service reform in Indiana usss. March 20;
glories in getting for $4,000 yearly the use OF
foreign subsidized SHIPS for which Great Britain
Tribune. 81 Mails from Republican Congressman
in Washington subjected 70 official espionage, tam
pered with. and intentionally delayed u $685. April
= The Tribune, g. Postal service dlsorgsmzed
throu ghOut the country Testimony OF the Henry
Bill Publishing Co. letters delayed on an average
twenty-four hours; many letters never received or
delivered; one was more than week in travel
ling sixty miles; great trouble because so many
are lost: agents and clerks inefficient sss, MAY
-; The Tribune. A. Inetilclency OF Western mall
service: one Postmaster sent no malls for weeks,
and when asked why, said the bag was not fun
and he was waiting till IL was; another sent for
stamps and received great Sheet didn't know
- Init was n
stuck it on wall and said TO his wife" Darned cir
Gus riders looked all alike Speeches and com
tories 1855. Nav %; The Tribune. 81
DODD, JOHN W.IAppDSnted Assistant St r,l Post.
house Indiana olis, and said {" it was better for
the boys to resign than 10 have US trump up
charges against them t1sss March 20; New
D poRsHEiMER, wILLIAM-Appointed District,
Attorney on Tammany accommodating supposed
TO be for collector sS5 July :; Hewn OK w ,o
gross fraud secured by false pretences llSS9,
July 2; New-York World, A. Charges preferred,
four wears aro OF overchargng mileage while
attorney for Northern Districts called Longmie
Dorsheimers in that region 1855, Sept. 3: New.
York World, A. Amount of charges $50, 2Os OF
been fraudulent Il ss5 Nov Is; New-Yorl World,
A. Further record as mileage grabber and noble
efforts to retail Broadway franchise for JACOB
Sharp and his fellow thieves 1855, June II
New-Yor< World, A. Resigned facts relating
to mismana cement OF office and neglect OF bus
mess; putting secrets Of the Grand Jury into bis
newspaper fraudulent mileage account hid
before Senate committee; letter by Evarts ask
ing explanation (lse6, Feb. s; New-York World,
L.
BOWLING, JAMES HALLWAY mail service,
Indiana Mail car allowed to go 10 Lafayette
without messenger, and mail brought back He
was prominent political worker; appointed for
that reason, and had boosted that he had brloed
three members Of council 10 vote for street
railroad Testimony of Foulke, president Owl
Service Association 18sS, March 2S New-forS
Times 81
dicott 10 sign an antedated order d1smlsslng
Hogan from the pension division uss7 Feb 10;
New-Yorl1 World. A.
APPOINTED WHILE IN JAIL.
DUNTON. Appointed Postmaster at Llncolnville
Centre, Maine. Now serving out an eight months