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

sonably still A particularly intolerable nuisanos
thus brought within possible control 1888 june
faulter on books Of Treasury for $4,000 becanse
vouchers long since settled had been left in clerks
Office, War Department; went TO work TO dig our
list OF other persons found long list Of balances
dne, in all s25 900, 600, though probably not
over 0 per cent was really due the Government
but published the list as Democratic campaign pow.
der u sS6, Oct % New-YorIS World, A.
ROSET'TE Appointed Postmaster at DcKalb-
ILL., editor whose very severe attack on Grant
headed Imperial Grant is Dead caused unani..
nous rejection q $50, July 2S; New-York Times.
ROSS-Appointed Governor Of New-Mexico:
pardoned Red Laughlin, one Of the most hard.
ened criminals in the Territory, who had four years
to serve, and rearrested at once for assaultnz
an officer q Ss5, Dec. 6; New-Yorl< Times, ID
USSEL-Appointed Consul at Liverpool; only
o nominal citizen Of Connecticut his business be-.
spent y sS5, April Ncw-YorlS Times, 81
Russell SfILLWELL H.-United States Mar.
shall in Texas s25, 900 bad accounts found which
Government had already paid; suits against bonds.
men, but exc gresham John Hancock the onIy
one solvent Il $50, April 8; New-YOrl1 Times, IL
SAINT, EXUM.-About 20 be appointed Special
Agent Pension Department; convicted in 1883
of violating pension law in exac,ing illegal fees:
in May last again indicted for similar offence 1855,
Aug 16: New-York Times. H.
SALTONSTALL.-Colec at Boston; an old
Wing; nobody asked for or wanted him. same
spirit denied A. e.. Thurman all recognition and
ignored reform by giving Collectorship Of New
York to Hubert o. Thompson's man Hedden;
Boston fight between Endicott and Collins 1885,
Nov ~; New-York World. A. Appointed because
Endcott played upon Presidents wellknown
weakness for Mugwumps 1885. Nov. 49, New.
hO sAM MON sJoHN.-Appointed Postmaster AZ
Flatbush at request of T. Campbell arrested
for malfeasancc in Office, approprlating money
passing in registered letters 1887 July 10; New
SANFORD, GEO. P.-Apponted Postmaster at
Lansing, Mich. a professional lobbyist; Dem.
a. 90 mic clarD mt,
pointed Knights OF Labor charged that Sanford
received big fee to look after their bill and
then betrayed them since appointment has COM
PEELED employees TO contribute money 10 bear
expenses OF campaign personal character unani-
mously reported unfit, and rejected without OPP
position q 1885, Aug. 8; New-York Sun, a.
House, was clerk for Democratic National Com.
mittce ues5. March IA: New-York Times. ~
SCHOENHOF,, JACOB-Apponted Consul az
81 Had failed dealer in hoop skirts, 52 White
ST. and sued by partner: property sold by rei
cciver 1885, Nov 20: New-YOrk Times 81 De-
Industrial question in England affecting trade
and manufactures of this country, and especially
cost of production; was sent ont as Free Trade
agent 1885,. Nov. %; The Tribune, 4.
SCHOFIELD. W. H.-Deputv Internal Revenue
Collector, First Pennsylvania District: sends em-
plOyes letter demanding 3 per cont of their sal
aries. signed by order Of Fred Gerker. Collector.
in violation Of law and subject to fine and i'm
prisonment; Democrats believe letter "A forgery
II ss6 Oct pc: New-Yorlx Times 81
sCHUMACKER, f. A,M 1, SUo order sI.. clerk AZ
woman in case 1887, June 7: New-York Times.lD
SCOTT.-United States Marshal in Virginia:
now charges against 1886, june II; New-York
SCOTT, CHAS. L-Minister TO Venezuela: was
editor Democratic paper Camden. Ala 1885,
April 80; New-Yorl Sun. 81 Confederate Major.
April 30; New-York World. A. Forms partner.
ship with Minister of Great Britain 70 collect
claims against Venezuela 1855, Nov. 90 New
IS SEAMAN, tJoHN.-Appointed Postmaster az
Dcnnison, Iowa; saloon keeper violating State
law by selling whiskcy and beer: appointment
the result Of arrangement between Keith and
himself TO furnish money for starting a German
Democratic paper: Keith had offered to start
such paper, if appointed. from the salary. but
had been rejected 1855 MAY 27 New-Yorll Sun,
O. Seaman rejected: found to be mere =" dunn.
my for Keith 1856. June 2j: New-Yorl1 Sun, 2i
"ALTIDUDE' OF A SPECIAL ENVOY.
SEDGWICK A. G.-Appointed Special Envoy 10
Mexico to investigate Cuttings case; dispatch 10
New-Yorll Times, Aug. 2S states his arrival sig
nalized by case of extreme intoXicaton and
carousal all night: World dispatch says: Jockey
Club Ball at in the morning SeGgwick with
seven others, went TO hotel and into yard and be-
gan to dance Sedgwick and one other fell down;
he and four Others took street cab to gay part OF
town. failed at an appointment with DiaZ next
day at IL altitude played its trick on stranger;
Nacional of Sunday said Sedgwick very animated
yard at a. m. most cordial merriment relgned
at its being pronounced; United States and Mex
leo recOncied 1886, Aug. 81 New-lork World,
H. Undoubtedly participating in the cornwall en-
oyment of the hour, but Jockey Club members say
was not drunk 1856, Aug 81 ; New-York Times,
L. Bayard cannot believe lawyer selected by him
disgraced himself and country by indulging IN
drunken carouse in no way treated nSOently
Il $50, Aug. 81 New-iork Sun, p Should be
much gratifed if able to show stories Of misbe-
havior exaggerated 1886 Sept. /; New-iork
A DO md hnli In nd a nuS
public debauch; might have been jovlal gather
ing Of gentlemen and some hilarity; Consul Gem
eral Porch reported msbehavior and asked for
Sedgwcks recall; meeting or American residents
in Mexico; resolutions OF censure offered but
voted that Sedgwlck was there as private
citizen and IL was outside the business OF Amerl-
can colony to pursue the inquiry into his conduco
1856, Sept | New-lork Times, H. Evening
Post insists that 200 American citizens OF Mexico,
including six clergymen, were bar-keepers or oil
liard-room keepers or refugees from Justice mus
to acQuit Sedgwick of charge against when
every American citizen demands that he should
defend himself, editor of Post is extraordinary
fool" 1s66, Sept. ~; New-fork Times, A. WASH
ingtUn Post of September 10 says: Sedgwicks
explanation does not explain; what with Porch,
Col. Porter Col West and public meeting Affirm
ing the charges Of drunkenness with specification
he cannot ignore them" 1886, Sept Il; New-
York Sum- 81 Meeting Of residents passed resoll-
lions denouncing attempt to whitewash Sedgwck
in interest of those opposed 10 Minister Jackson;
Administration held Sedgwick eXonerated 1885,
Aug. 30: The Tribune, A.
SEMLER Appointed Postmaster at City
Island; defaulter: borrowed of many friends and
lied said TO be woman in case: Office cleaned OUT
of money and stamps 1855, April ID; New-iorS
Sun, 81
THE BRUTAL REYILER OF GRANT.
SHANNON, J.J.-Appointed Postmaster at Nerd.
ian. Miss. business manager and principal editof
of Mercury which published editorial coarsey as
sailing the memory of General Grant, appointed III
place OF Hancock removed as offensive partsans
No man who is such fool as to write an article
Of the kind is tit to bc Postmaster dsavOwal
of Shannon: declares not personally Responsible
1885, Aug. 10: New-Yorll Times. A. Had been
indicted in United States court for unlawfulU COLI
spring to evade Civil Rights law 1883 Sept 81
New-Yorll World A. Was leader OF hulldozers.
whose paper advocated use of violence to carry
Democratic ticket: after Grants death artle e%
published of most brutal character Il $780, Jan. 20:
New-York Sun. .. 80. =.
SHARP. ALONZO P.-Appointed Postmaster ae
McCook Nebraska, vice Scott removed but WA was