Los Angeles daily herald., 1889-06-19
FROM WASHINGTON.
The Appointment Mill Grinds
Out a New Grist.
YOUNG AMERICAS BACK IS UP.
Murders in Sonora a Mere Canard.
The Shipwrecked Cadets.
Denby's Successor.
Associated Press Dispatches to the HERALD. /

Thomas j. Butler, Receiver OF
Public Moneys at Prescott, Arizona;
Stanton G.. Fisher. agent at the Fort
Hale agency, Idaho; William R. Bishop,
agent at the Klamath agency in Oregon;
Horatio n. Rust, agent at the Mission
Tule River Consolidated Agency in Cali
fornia, embracing Hoopa Valley. Lucius
Fairchild, x-Commapder-in-C Chief OF the
Grand Army of the Republic, has been
appointed on the Sioux Commission.
The President today appointed the fol-
lowing named postmasters: John Cor
coran, at Denver, Col. John F. Rice, at
Ouray, Cal. Emeric L. Leolard, at Boise
City, Idaho; Benjamin S. Burroughs, at
Pendleton, Ore; George G. Folger, at
Jackson, Cal. ; George N. Plat, at Naca-
Vile, Cal. Nelson G. Hill, at San Ber-
nardino, Cal.
RESIGNED TO FATE.
The Attorney. General has received the
resignation of George S. Peters, United
States Attorney for Utah.
YOUNG AMERICA RoUsED.
The Thirteenth Annual National Camp
OF the Patriotic Order of the Sons OF
America began its session this morning.
President Smiths address dWeIt upon
the necessity of committing to Americans
the care and preservation of American
principles and institutions. The control
of public schools should be a matter of
the deepest concern. The natur-
alization laws he denounced as q
delusion, snare and fraud.
By means of them seventeen States,
and four Territories, he asserted that i. is
possible to entirely overthrow the Con
gressional act against alien landholders
in this country. The following senti-
ments upon the subjects foremost in the
public mind were loudly applauded. "a
few more Haymarket riots and Cronin
murders, instigated by organized bodies
of foreigners who have been permitted to
become citizens of this free America and
who have shown their gratitude by send
ing messengers loaded with dynamite
to their native country for the purpose OF
destroying innocent people, and who
have foully murdered their members
when they have failed to carry out their
hellieh plans, and there will not be in
our western country lamp posts or tele-
graph poles enough to hang the mis-
creants. | ask you, is there room in this
country for societies like Clan Ma Gael,
that are not in harmony with and are
injurious to American institutions, that
are dangerous to American order, disloyal
to the American government, destructive
to American principles, repugnant to
American ideas, and disgusting to all
Americans who have any sense OF JUS
tice, any regard for consistency, and any
respect for the ssnctity of human life ?
Or have we room for societies whose
officers contract with men to commit
wholesale murder and then betray their
tools that they themselves may have
more money to spend for their own per-
sonal benefit. One third of our entire
population is of foreign birth or parent
age. Alien flags and foreign en- mblems
float from our public buildings, emblazon
our streets and head professions of our
people. We are cursed wits all kinds of
foreign non-American issues. Vast un-
American organizations are held to-
gether by issues of foreign birth
for the purpose of perpetuating foreign
sentiment and corrupting the ideals OF
our fathers. Anarchy and destruction
of all law are openly advocated. The
right to inform the discipline and princi-
pies of some OF these orders is claimed
by secret conclaves, even to the extent
of taking human lives,
BUBBLE REPORT PRIcKED.
The following telegram was received
by Adjutant. General Kelton this morn
ing from General Miles at San Francisco;
"The following was received from the
commanding officer of the Department
of Arizona; Referring to the recent fe
ports in the newspapers regarding the
alleged killing of Mexicane by Indians in
Sonora. 300 miles south of the interna-
tional line, l am advised by Governor
Torres that, after full investigation made
by him, he finds there is no truth what
ever in the report"
STRANDED CADETS.
A dispatch from Norfolk, Va, says
"The United States training ship Con.
stellation is aground mile inside OF
Cape Henry, with naval cadets from
aboard. A northeast storm
prevails, and the atmosphere is thick.
Assistance has gone to her relief.
Several tugs have gone to the assistance
of the United States training ship Con-
stellation, but, though she may not go to
pieces, little hope is entertained Of saving
her.
DENBY's SUCCESSOR.
The Star this evening says 1t is un.
derstood that Secretary Blaine has Of
fered the appointment to succeed Minis
ter DENLY, as Minister to China, to Ad-
miral Sbufeldt (retired). The Admiral,
while not declining the mission, has
asked time to consider the matter, hesi-
tating on account of the loss of his pay
as retired naval officer that would be
involved in his acceptance. If he does
not accept-and it is thonght to be very
doubtful-Kssson, of Iowa, one of the
Samoan Commissioners, is spoken of for
the mission.
The President today amended rule 10
of the Civil Service rules, so as to do
away with the limitation of one year
within which reinstatement may legally
be made to officers within the classified
service, 30 far as it affects Union ex
soldiers ahd sailors. The change was
made upon the recommendation of the
Uivil Service Commission.
DECLINED TO ADJUDICATE.
Attorney General Miller said today
that he had informed the Treasury De.
partment that it WAS contrary to the
practice of the Department of Justice to
give an opinion in hypothetical cases
and consequently he did not feel called |
upon to look into the legal principles in
volved in the proposed engagement of |
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