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Eighth DAYS Nominations.


The President sent the following nomina.
tions to the Senate during the afternoon:
Miles G.. Moore, of Walla Walla, Washing
ton Territory, to be Governor Of Washing
ton Territory.
oliver c. White, Of Dayton, Washington
Territory, to be Secretary of Washington
Territory,
Henry N. Bland of Montana, to be Chief
Justice OF the Supreme Court of Montana;
States Attorney for the District OF Colo
RADIO.
Postmastsrs-John E. Mole, at Adams.
Mass; Seth Pratt, at Ltchfeld, Conn. :;
Charles E. Doty, at South Norwalk, Conn. !;
Henry P. Horton, at Philmont. N. Y; Fred
erick r. Hoag, at Phelps, n. Y; George d.
shufeldt. at Chatham, n. Y; Herman Herman I; F;
Granville, N. Y; John N. Sutton, Wood.
bridge, N. j.; Steven A. Philley, Troy, Ala I
Carlos G. Wilson, Milledgeville, III Alan
son H. Reed, Flora, Ill: William R. Parks,
Petersburg, ILL.,: Graham L. Rice. West su'
perior, Wis. Daniel Korns. New Philadsl-
phia, Ohio; John F. Welch, Nolsonville,
Ohio; George W. Baker, at Athens, Ohio;
C. Carr, Fowlerville. Mich: John P. Yost,
North Bend Neb.; John ". Banbury, Brit
ton, Dakota.
In the distribution Of Executive patronage
the Offices had thus far been distributed as
follows: New York 1, Massachusetts, /,
Michigan l, California !, Minnesota !, Indi-
ana 2, Illinois 2, Maine 2, Iowa 2, Ohio /,
Pennsylvania /, Wisconsin l., West Virginia
!, Connecticut l, New Jersey 1, Delaware l.;
total %. No resident of New Hampshire,
Vermont. Rhode Island, Nebraska Missouri,
Oregon, Nevada, or any Southern State had
received an appointment up to this date.
Ninth DAVIS Nominations
The President sent the following nomina-
tions to the Senate during the forenoon.
James Tanner, of Brooklyn, N. Y, to be
Commissioner Of Pensions.
James M. Shackelford Of Indiana, to be
Judge of the United States Court for the In
Zachariah L. Walrond Of Kansas, to be
Attorney of tho United States Court for the
Indian Territory.
Thomas B. Needles, of Illinois, to be Mar
shall Of tho United States Court for the In
dian Territory.
Walter P. Corbctt, of Georgia, to be
Marshal of the United States for the Southern
District Of Georgia.
Edwin Willis, Of Michigan, to be Assist
ant Secretary of Agriculture.
Commodore David q. Harmony to be Rear
Admiral.
Captain Francis NJ. Ramsey to be Com
Commander William T. Sampson to be
Captain.
ilieutenant- Commander R. B. Bradford to
be Commander.
Lieutenant r. H. G. Leutze to be Lieu
tenant Commander.
Ensign John 4. Guinby to be Lieutenant,
junior grade.
Lieutenant Commander George 4. Con-
verse to be Coinman Ter.
Lieutenant L. Z. Gilmore to be Lieuten-
ant Commander.
Lieutenant Frank E. Beatty, junior grade,
10 bs Il Lieutenant.
Ensign Thomas S. Rogers to be Lieuten-
ant, junior grade
Manly Fitch Gates, Of Pennsylvania, to
- an assistant surgeon.
the nominations of A. B. Bradley, Assistant
Justice of the Supreme Court of the District
of Columbia; Frank K. Aikens, Associate
Justice, Dakota, J. K. McFis, Associate JUS
tice, New Mexico; Fl. N. Blake, Chief JUS
tice, Montana; j. D. Fenuery, District
Attorney, Colorado; M. C. Moore, Gov
ernor OF Washington Territory; Q. G.
White, Secretary Of Washington Terri
tory; N. o. Murphy, Secretary of Arizona;
julius Goldschmidt, Consul-General at
Vienna; Edwin Wiletts, Assistant Secretary
of Agriculture, and large number of Post.
masters. After discussing th, matter for over
three hours the Senate confirmed WhitelaT
Reid, OF Now York, to be Envoy Extra
ordinary and Minister Plontposentiarv to
Franco and Frol D. Grant, OF Row York, to
be Minister to Austria. Hungary. Tho
nominations of naval officers for promotion
reported recently we're all confirmed.