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

STONE, Observation-Disclosures Collector
Internal Revenue ut Chicago; was first lieutenant
oil Mackln, who IS under sentence for election
frauds ussG Sept 10 New-lor World, H.
Was Macldns right-hand man n sos, Sept IL
New-York Times, IL
p. SrONE-District Attorney in Pennsylvania;
removed for making Republican speeches at same
time with Benton lSs6. Oct. %, New-l Ork
Times, 81 Wrote letter similar 10 one written
by Benton. who was reinstated; President refuses
70 reinstate Stone, and III letter says: Lack Oh
loyal interest in success Of Administration that
safest and surest guarantee Of faithful service,
is entirely wanting uss6, Nov. 25; New
STOWELL. A. T.-Postmaster at Seneca Falls
in place OF n disabled veteran. who could with
difficulty secure other employment; Senate refuses
TO confirm; reapponted after Senate adjourned
| lss6, Aug 8: New-York SUM- l. and Aug. 10,
New-YorlS Sun, 81
| STROBEIA f. H-Secretarv Of Legation at
Madrid; published during campaign pamphlet
Blaine's foreign policy, used as campaign docu7
ment 80 Jun ~ Ntwi OF pdp ,eS n
! Michigan: removed, though no question thorough
! " competent and trustworthy; not subject TO re-
mOval under law except for cause telegram to
| Black; done nothing deserving Oh dsmlSSh;
whole business wretchedly bungled, and officer
! expressly protected by Civil Service law uoo5,
May !; New-YorH Times. H. o..
at Galveston: served through the war IN Con
federate army uss5, Sept. rs; New-fork World,
SWEET. MISS-pension agent at Chicago;
asked by Black to resign, tho gh by his own
statement faithful and efficient officer in order TO
| make vacancy for appointment Of some one who
would run the Office for benefit Of Democracy;
| evident General Blacks ambition to become United
| States Senator 1855, April 8 New-Y0rk Times,
! H. Was orphan of general who defeated jacob
! Thompson's scheme to release prisoners at
| Camp Douglas, Chicago, and who lost arm IN
| Union service 1ss5, April 6; The Tribune, /,
/ and IA, The Tribune, j. Story now tod very
! fully discredtabe to General Black: word was
| sent TO Washington by Carter Harrison, Demo
| cratic manager and candidate for Mayor al mi
/ ..x-..l l ms
| election. would be CciprOcatcd By transfer OF
votes Tor Senator from Morrison 10 Black; there
/ upon demand for Miss Sweets resignation was
/ sent by telegraph because man would nave
/ brought il to Chicago about Monday, too latc 10
secure desired votes 1ss5 April ID; Newly orS
Times 81 Alleged pension frauds but II was
| found that names were carried on list according
10 law for three years after persons ceased to ca
pensions Aug 20; The IN, 1rI r1ii l.. flnany
| removed $50, Sept. 10; The Tribune, p
! SWINEFORD.-App ointed Governor Of Alaska:
was State Inspector Mines, Michigan Qos5, May
| 9: New-YorlI Times 81 When commissioner at
! New-Orleans Exposition failed 70 account Tor
/ part of money and no settlement yet obtained
! 'lss5. May 3; The Tribune, . CHARGED WIN,
! hut denies, diverting $500 OF Aaska eXhlpiIuoLn
fund to his own ueS7. Feb. 20; New-1oIK
SWITZLED W. F.-ApDonted Chief, Clerk
Bureau Statistics; was seventy years Ola, ana
applicant for Chief of Bureau of kngraylng'
| Whitney removed 70 make place for INN - ooo'
! Nav , : New York Times. l. Found thar whitney
/ vas indisDensabe: mistake in removing nm;
Svt1ler nromoted TO Chief Of Bureau
and Whitney restored to place place as Ohiei OisfN
w. SYPHFRD. Removed. clerk Bird Auditors office
for talking politics with two Democratie clerks
! VINO were not removed QsS6, Dec -; Inc III
| TIMMNS-Survevor at San Francisco demands
credentials to the President from Chinese Mln-
ister before giving him permission to land 1850
Ma" TTrFC0MB ASS Register Of Treasury
moved 1ss5, July 30 one OF the op ISL 4 tbo
lowest grade by efficient service, and has practl-
| caIly performed the duties Of Registcrsh1p 1or
many years 1885, July 80 New York Times; D.
! TH0MAS.-COiner United States Mint, and PAN
LANCE United States Dstrct-AttOrney, travel
| ling over Louisiana, doing campaign work de-
nouncing State government IN terms oi extreme
| violence 1887, Oct 3: New-forK "orIu' 81
BALLOT-BOx SUFFER- AND SWNDLNG
BROKER
THOMAS, MORRIS A.-Appoiutcd Indian In
spector Germans chief lieutenant in Baltnore
for several years; whatever German wanted done.
no matter how dirty the work might be, thomas
was always willing TO do it, sent by Democratic
National Committee in ss4 and $50 to ONO 70
help the party, and to show the party MANAGERS III
| that State the most approved Maryland methods or
stulnc ballOt-boXes and preventing fair elections;
in Baltimore had carried on these methods wloh
success: all male members Of his family supported
| at public crib many years; man OF same strIS
rs Higgins only not notorious gaInDier uSo33'
| Julv %; New-York Times, A. Declared by BAL
| timcre men caught stuiiing ballot-boXes in ! SO
and indicted but escaped through lnngence pronil-
ncnt Democrats r Ss5, Aug 16; The IrloUnc -
Protest and CHARGES filed by Civil Service hetorn
| Association rs hallOt-bOX stuher and "a stock
broker swindler 1855. Sept. 10; NeW-lOrk
Times. L. Charges accompanied Dy proofs am.
request not 10 put man al work uhiil onaI -
investigated, but Thomas was sent 10 inspect aJ
once while charges were pigeon-holed; notorl53
| ouslv prominent as lieutenant or UOrman anu
reputation more unsavCry than that OF any ouner
! political worker his only means OF subsistence
Uay for political work JOBS IN nun pa ".
State legislature he Is expected 10 manage
charge that at eiectloh IA y, 80 ne 70 -, ~
| Jude ba lots known 10 be ILLEGALLY casti IhouEi
q stock broker admission 70 board WIS iei 1 u
| him was member Of trm which failed Tor 500 D
| and the assignee realized assets 81 :, accusation
| being that money for securities sold WAS appio-
priated 10 use Of firm: proof or charges long ago
! tsunnliod 10 Secretary Of Interior II 1885, JAN ;;
/ NeW-YOrk Times p Documentary evidence ny
reputable citizens Of Baltimore presented TO tresl1
| dent but he took no notice; Lamar reIuse1
! ns|ners. Senator Dawes's resolution calling Tor
| copjes all papers which have been filed or pre-
sented 10 any officer touching Official conduct OF
| Ward Thomas's predecessor; IN reply II WAS was
! stated that papers had been transferred TO Wmte
| Honse: Senator Berry. Democrat, could not ge5
sght Of papers Senator Dut was tolu nc cotu
see them as matter of courtesy y $50, rep. 20
| The Tribune O. Report committee marks MN
| as unfit for United States service; ought, nov
to have been nominated name shouI9 d nane
been withdrawn when facts IN his cas- became cam,
| known absolutely no claim 70 CONSIDERATION
except endorsement Of irresponsible majority Hiiy
! land delegates Il $50. June II; New YORK 4lInes'
l~nU Confrmed all Democratic Senators support
jng with With six. Republicans usS6, July 2s; New
10TH TTEun1lWHP 1SO of Assistant Secretary; APP
! oi,tod 70 q 400 clerkship: protest OF father
HSss Sept. IA: New-York Times, o.
- TOOTLE. acknowledgements Deputy 1oi,
! Iector Internal Revenue at Fall River; lntereSuT5u
in li9uor traffic protest by Democrats 1854 July
?: The Tribune. l. C,..,o,,i+b an
T0RRENCE. r. S.-Removed BY Cheno"lth on
cronnd that his discharge was necessary 70 aIihn-
iyb force: Cbenowlth then appointed friend from rom
Texas and raised his salary $50, Oc% % Inc
! Tribune. p -. Nm rIo1la,d
ponnsvIvania. absconded accounts bad; NOTES
rrorosfcd n ss5. Dec II; New-l orS lines /
/ FTRELOAR JOSEPH-Chief Of CORRESPONDENCE
/ Poom Cusfom House, New-IoriH; experienced and
VaTlable officer; resignation expected Tor weeks
bnt did not come gently informed thai he wa, was