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

neer and for years sturdy opponent Of land rina
and he'd made land laws q careful study JuIias
is sixty-eght was for years extreme Republican
Congressman, entered Democratic party when
Republicans stopped electing him, noisy amt
monopolist until employed at Washington as A..
torney for railroad corporation 1885, June a.
New-York Times, 81 Does not strike observer AZ
q conspicuous reform proceeding 1885, June 4:
JUSSEN. EDMUND Appointed Consul at VI.
emma, brother-in-law Of Carl Schurz. was attorney
Bristow iss5. March 20; The Tribune, /, and
March 81 New-York World, IL
RAMBLING ABOUT EUROPE. HAT IN HAND.
KELLEY, A. M-Appointcd Minister to Ttalv.
Was Major in Confederate service 1855. March
81; New-York Times, l; ! Must stay at homo
or represent this free Republic at some court
where his mediaeval notions viii be more more IN
His violent speech about Italian Government be.
Ing gross and bloody violation Of rights, cruel
April 8; .New-Yorls Times, j. In same speech
he said Am to-day recognizing authority Cow
eminent over my own State. fcinded on what
consider a gross and bloody violation 81 public
1885, April %; New-Yorl< Times, 81 AS unfit
for any other diplomatic position takes pains TO
say authority of Government he represents founded
on gross and bloody violation Of public rights;
cannot be fit representative of that Government
1855, April "a; New-York Times. a. Report
draw name nss5, April %: New-York World,
~ Declines Italian mission 1885; April 20;
Austria; no capital where his peculiar gift would
be moro readily overlooked is chess-player and
would find much interest IN chess congress at
Austria refuses to receive him. wife was Jewish
by parentage but abjured faith when married
q Catholic. and three children are baptized Cath
olics 1885 May a: Ncw-York Times. 81 Sup
pose Administration must, persist IN trying him
on the nations Of the world until il finds Q court
not too particular TO take him lss5, May Z;
May 8; New-Yor1 World. 81 Speeches since
he was appOn dSS p onS tr fsaS Americas he
not czon even nsas a Gy Or NewYorS Herald ~
Quotation from Vienna press complete statement
of question 1885, July II; newborn World
81 Appointment Minister to Italy q, olunqeer;
manuel as robber and not likely that King Hum
bert son of Victor Emmanuel, would be willing
to receive him. Austria, also objects because
TO American soil' 1855, July Is; New,York
World, A. VIII not be received, would be kind
2; New-York Times, A. Public feeling in Italy.
appointment open insult; il had appeared there
would have been eegged, if not moeDed IN the
streets has remark Ove F ab iT Dd On
rights causes member of Italian Government
to say "that alone proves his unhtnesS TO rep
Austria equally strong 1885, July %; The
Tribune 81 Appointment to any. diplomatic
office was wretched, miserable blunder, and
TO allow him to 90 rambling about Eufepe
State Department. insignificant individual, prac-
tcally unknown to his countrymen, un-
heard Of by the Democracy until Secretary Bay
ard dug him out Of obseurity' llssj, July 90;
New York World, A. Message from Austrian
court; does not recognize legality Of marriage
between Jews and Catholics; Bayards reply ex-
pressing surprise at religious intolerance; de-
csion to leave mission vacant. us85, Aug. s;
New-Yorl Times A.: Aug; Z; New-York Herald,
10; Aug. 81 New-YOrk World, A. Secretary
cannot afford to keep on making mistakes in his
appointments Il 9s5, Aug. IL; NewYork Times A.
Main ground Austrian Governments objection
York Times, A. Rejection explained by ex-
Minister Francis as caused by religious feeling
and relation between Austria and Italy uos5,
KEITH, A. B-Appointed Postmaster at Dem
nison, Iowa. in place Of Myers, removed for parti-
sanship, but Keith was editor Democratic paper
member Democratic committee, delegate in con-
vention. made stump speeches after appointment
and took part actively in Democratic campaign.
He was appointed by Postmaster-General, as docu.
ments show reward for party services, and
his letters TO President show that usefulness
to party would be greatly increased by appoint;
Wrote to Postmaster-General that he would devote
his salary to establishment Of German Democratic
paper 1sS6. May 81; New-Yorlx Sun. 81 Ad-
verso report on above facts uSs6, March 90;
New-York Times. 81
KELLAR-After passing examination, refused
place by Higgins. protest of Civil Service Com
of Democratic friends because Chenowith finally
retained Kear 1855, July 10; New-Yorll Times,
KEMP, HENRY O.-Apponted Naval Officer
at Boston, in place Of Hall, illegally suspended;
report Of Senate Committee 1ss6. April 81;
T4s p x sT p2et has p yS1Ss
over Democratic State committee (lSS6, July O.;
New-Yorls World, A.
house at New-Yorl; and J0BES, PETER H.. Pay.
master, and Special Agent PECK, all absent without
leave TO attend Democratic Convention at Seratogs
li8s5, Oct Oct / ; New-YoFIl Sun. 81 ~
KERNOCTIAN.-A Naval Officer at New.
Orleans; Confederate, on General Glbson's staft
Times 81 Houston, Democratic manager, Louist
ana, assails honesty purity and courage; has
81 900 real estate to satisfy action for libel:
no response 1855. MAY %: New-Yorlx Times, ~
for striking names of 1000 Democratic voters from
lists; but Republican Judge. though strong parti-
SAN refused Il ss5, Aug. A New-Yorll World, o.
KESLER.-Gauger; removed from office three
years after he had resigned 1855, July IA; The
KETCHAM, W. M-Appointed Postmaster at
Pou ghkeepsie editor Democratic paper Il SS7, Feb.
Is: New-York Times, L.
KIMBALL, JAMES Disappointed Director Of
Mint vice Burchard suspended lsS5, June 2s
The Tribune, ~ Burchard was requested TO re-
sign and declined June 20: New-YOrll Times, ~
KINDT.-Postmaster at Shenandoah; shortage in
accounts, 1900; appointed two years ago tlsS7.
April %; New-York Sun. p
AN OBSCENE BLACKBOARD
KINNlAN, f. M-Nephew OF Congressman
Springer; appointed Postmaster at Jacksonville
tNvo days before Congress met got commission and
qualified after Congress met in violation Of law:
charged with insulting and obscene comments on
soldiers reunion and on the wife of chairman OF
the Committee of Arrangements q prominent cti-
zen, Mcbride, n crony of Kinman, was made deputy
md charges that Kinman compelled him to divide
nay makes affidavit that Knman author Of OBJ
scene paper above named; supported by other aili-
lavits; all employees and postmaster neglected du-
lies of Office for four weeks in Sprngers interest
] 1885, July IS: New-York Sun, L. Charges
proved, and Kinman rejected Il $50, July %.
New-York Sun, H.
Acknowledgements at Cincinnati, and BUR
NETT, District Attorney; both at work for Cleye