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

master; no one there KNOWS MN Niooo, E""9 "
The Tribune, ~
DRUNKARD AND WIFEBEATER
MEIERE, DIR. j. ERNEST. Appointed Consul Of
NaGasald japan arrested for assault when lntoxi-
Gated on Commodore Truxton at the Ebbitt House;
had not lived with his wife for years; she was
daughter Of distinguished Naval officer; obtained
divorce for brutality and neglect Il $50, May .:
Union soldier Il ss5 May 5 The Tribune, 2; also
May 8. New-York World. H. Under influence OF
liquor began quarrel, clutched the Commouores
beard. was abusive, declared ne was udre con
strycted rebel cursed everybody and anybody who
refused to recognize him arrested by police u $50,
May A; New-York World, A. Administration
gains nothing in carrying, along such alscrealt
able urhcavals as Kelley, Morgan and Metre, the
last named appointed Consul-General IN Japan.
and not long ago in the police station at Washing
ton for disordcrly and abusive conduct; Sccre,
tary Bayard needs to get some more ylg'n' ANU
more dead beats Springfield Republican lSS5
May II; Ncw-York World, A. Appointment me oc.
casioned President great annoyance pun OoiOrhuo
delegation said Metre was perfect gentleman Wneh
sober but worse than bowling idiot when drunk
they had seen him only when he was SOBER 1882
May IS: New York World a. ,,.a
MEIKLEHAM, MISS ID. A.-Great- granddaugh
tor Thomas jefferson: was dismissed from cerk,
shin in Patent Office, where she supported her agcd
mother: reinstated, with assurance would not nave
been removed If ancestry had been Known "00o
MFRRICK. w. disappointed Justice, Dstrlct
of Columbia: denounced as secessionist; siXty-six
years old, and committee reported unIayprnD p
couse of age Il $50 March | 3 New York ines D.
Observation-Disclosures Minister TO haWalI,
Fairchilds private secretary, and has taken very
prominent part IN local Democratic politics 1852
'''' WIII Ri ! S.IOf west Virginia Appointed
Commissioner Internal Revenue in place OF Evans
resigned the appointment said when ne INA, nau
not resigned 1855 March u.s. Contest Of 1881
and did large share Of practical work , which re-
suited in DEMOCRATIC success 1885, March ~
Newt Hif I'm Has furnished the spectacle
NJ two prominent Democrats engaged III sort OF
Misunderstanding concern offering 10 Purvcy Lic
offices as if they were groceries hrh.ucNS h"S
cmbarrassod the President by urging uh.,' lhcn Ior
o;jc, Colorado politicians, forgetting the reason
for Republican failures, have put forward dls-
reputablc men for Office II Ss5, June A New-iorH
Times 81 -. g.. cot,;r,
paces in Agricultural Bureau, and oilers 10 GET Tor
81 600 Indian Agency worth $40, 1oo' inVeS'is"-
ton Il ss5. April 81; Ncw-York Times, ~ NJ.
MONTTGTr- Supcrintendent OF MINT New
Orleans. DISCHARGES five Grand Army men; Com
nondcr NJ Post demonstrated; MOntegut rcrles had
bccn in Confederate Army and did not propose to
he boss.d by any member Grand Army 1885, Aug
III M6SST60ME f"n H. v-Commissoncr of Pat
cnts: never held i'm ror ant office 1885. March 49,
Ncw-Yorll Sun, L. Criminal lawyer ana atro oJ
before Congressional committees for railroads
1855. March 10: New-lork Times - ActlVe
railroad lobbyist who had at last session defeated
important land forfcitures ss5. March !;
District Tig Columbia 1857 April .; Ncw-YorlS
Times IL
SLANDERER OF FREE SCHOOLS
MONTGOMERY, ZACH.-Appointed AsS !; an
Attorney-G nernl Interior Department uoso'
Nav ls: The Tribune u Against seculor com
mon schools, S,ccsh.' and belongs to chvalry
4 ss5, May 81 Ncv-York Sun, g. Attacks upon
public school system dcnunciations Of teachofS as
as corruptcrs Of morals, justify opinion ne Is
crank 1885 Sept "a New-i OK Worid, a.
Pam hlet against free schools by him had been scnt
to White House. in address. Novcmber ~ . ~ -,
on school question at Sacramento h sHld me
institutions Of this country must bc made the IN
sfitutions ~ the church and thHn our Sunday
schools and the so-cacd public schools will be one
The common schools Of this country are nothing
moro or less than so many schools for teaching the
young scandal and wrong doing lSe3, May 20
The Tribune .; May 90 The Tribune. 81 Such
Tronp. the removal Of Mr. Bean, the Internal Rcvc-
nue. Collector at Milwaukee a gentle man who was
in all ways the reverse OF partisan Toy an onch-
sivc PARTISAN the appointment OF Hcad En-; me
Copiah Ceuntr Ku KluX tn a post-ofiicc in Mssis-
siDri and the selection Of Mp. Montgomery OF Call-
fornia rs an assistant TO Attorney, icneral Gar
land contrast strongly and unfavorably with pro-
fcsSon Of principles 1855, May 20 ew-lorA
MOONLIGHT, TIIONrAS-Aprointcd Governor
of Wyoming former Republican and thence n
louder Democrat; disgracefully beaten iGr Gov
ernor of Kansas usS6. Dec 10; The Tribune,
MORGAN. A. P.-Clcrl1 in Pension Office; re.
moved at demand Of Singleton because author OF
pamphlet describing Mississippi method OF carry
ing elections Il $50, July 3; The Tribune, -
MORGAN Appointed Postmaster ut kcarncy'
Nebraska, while serious charges were under con
siderat ion by Senate discovered by inspectors TO
be dcfautor. and name withdrawn 1oo6, May
20: Ncw-YOrk Sun. q
WORTHLESS. BUT ARE YOU A DEMOCRAT?7
MORGAN, J. M-Aprontcd Consul-Gencral at
Melbourne, Australia; Alidshpman United
States Navy. afterward officer on Confederate
ram Alabama Il ss5. April 81 New-York World,
81 Worthless person; took oath OF allegiance
in Navy, Oct. "a, 1860 and therefore specifically
excepted from Amnesty Act: ineligible by reason
OF political disabilities, unfit for place hg reason
MAY 4: Ncw-YorlS World, A. Pamphlet by him
defending Blane's foreign policy excited BoyaId's
wrath 1885, April 23 The Tribune, p tx
phlct to favor Blaines election Are you Dem
ocrat ?1 asked the President q ssj April % New
York Times II brothern-lav Of Dawson. Editor OF
Charleston News and Courier; also Of Trenholm
cial family Il S85. April q; New-York Times, u
MORTON, c. B.-Apponted Commissioner of
about Blaine 1856. Dec. 81 The Tribune, B.
Was never more than clerk IN country express
Office wholly ignorant OF navigation, ana ms APP
pointment endangers many lives; IN place OF zap
civilized world for organization OF the service
and high qualification 1855, Dec :; The ; Irlb-
une II Morton steals and sends out as his own
an elaborate list of merchant vessels under Ameri-
can nag prepared by Tappen 1857 Jan. %;
MUELLER, JACoB-Aprointed COnsul-G.cn
eral at Frankfort; official report on feeling Ger
many toward United States says: Germany
breads American hogs, wheat and imports gen.
orally but still more the Importation OF American
IDEAS nSs5. Dec. %; The Tribune: a. Report
deemed sufficient TO Justify demand for recall
Bayard holds had perfect right to express opinion
freely 1885. Dec. 25; The Tribune, ?; Dec. 26'
The Tribune. ~
MULDROW HENRY L.-Appointed Assistant
Secretary Of Interior; was Confederate. and when
member Of Land Committee of House reported
notorious McCiarragan claim u sS5, March)
MULLEN, III. F.-Postmaster at Delaware City
defautcr in sum of s2.17l on sales: committed
in default of bail Qss6, Aug. ; New-York Times
81 avn, n,, !, c,o,.o,o,, -,
MULLEN. MIKE-Pardoned by Cleveland on
Governor Uoa1lv's recommendation was convicted
Of illegally locking up 90 colored men when police