Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-04-04
DIsrnrnurrro THE orrroEs.
senator Adams OF PhiIadeiphia Get
4, usrtxe GOst-Dthcr AppOtutusemea


DIsTRIBUTIs9 THE OFFICES.
Senator Adams OF Philadelphia Gets
n prizc Post-Othcr Appointments.
wAsHIsoTos, March 28. The President
sent the following nominations 10 the
Senate to day:
Casius M. Bunss of Arkansas TO be re-
ceiver of public moneys at Guthrie, In
dian territory.
John l. Ollie of Indiana to be register
of the land Office at Guthrie, Indian ter
ritory.
Charles L. Monteith Of Idaho to be
agent for the Indians of the Nee Perces
Agency in Idaho.
Postmastsrs; John Suminsby ut Bar
Hsrbor, Me-; Augustus J. Hoitt at Lynn,
Mass Suydsm u. Wheeler at Hancock,
N. Y; Richard W. OldAeld ut Haver-
straw, N. Y; Lewis p. Williams at Long
Branch, N. j.; Burt O. Drake ut Gaines
vile, Fla; Orlando b. Happy ut May
field, Ky; William Jenny at Mt.
Clemens, Mich.
wAsHINaros. March x9.--The President
sent the following nominations TO thesenate
to-day:
Robert Adams, Jr., Of Pennsylvania, to
be envoy extraordinary aud minister plani.
potentlary OF tue United States TO Brazil.
Lanzlng u. Miner OF California, 10 be
envoy extraordinary and minister pleni.
potentiary OF the United States to the Cen
trail American States.
william l.. Scruggs of Georgih TO be
envoy extraordinary and minister plenlpo-
tentiary Of the United States TO Venezuela
William o. Bradley OF Kentucky TO be
minister resident aud consul general OF the
United States to Gorea.
George Is. Ferguson OF Maine to be col.
leotor Of customs for the district Of Belfast,
| Maine.
Charles Henry Tilghman Lowndes ol
Maryland, to be an assistant surgeon Ia the
navy.
George Chandler OF Kansas. to be FIRST
assistant secretary of the interior.
George T.. Shoup OF Idaho, to be gov
ernor OF Idaho.
Edward J. Curtis OF Idaho. to be secre
tary OF Idaho.
Jacob v. Admire OF Kansas to be receiver
OF public moneys at King Fisher stage stu
ton, Indian Territory.
Jacob q. Roberts OF Nebraska to DO reg
lister OF the land office ut King Fisher stage
station, Indian Territory.
Second Lieutenant CHARLES b. Vogdes
lirst Infantry, to be first lieutenant.
Sion A. Darrell OF Georgia to be United
States attorney for the northern district Of
| Georgia.
William g. Upton Of Tennessee. to b,
United States marshal for the eastern dis
trict OF Tennessee.
WASHINGTON, March 31.--rhs President
sent the following nominations to the Sen
ate to-day:
John T. Abbott of New Hampshire. to b.
envoy extraordinary and minister plentp0
| 0anttar ~ aa TutN I'm ~ hsan anubIt
OF Colombia, y. A.
The name OF John W. Bergman, post
master at Yersai les, KY, has been with
drawn.
Edwin H. Terrill OF Texas to beenvoy OK
traordinary ind minister plenlpotentiary o
United States to Belgium,
10 be delegates 10 the conference bs
tween the United States 0f America aud th
Republics OF Mexico, Central and Soutl
America. Hayti. Ban Domingo and the EN-
plre Of Brazil to be held In Washington
In 1889: John d. Henderson OF Missouri
Cornelius N BlIss OF New York; William
Plnckney White of Maryland; Ulemen
Studebaker OF Indiana; t. jefferson Cool
idgo OF Massachusetts; William Henri
rresscott Of South Carolina; Andrew Oar
negle OF Pennsylvania; John II q. Pltkli
OF Louisiana; Morris NJ Estee OF Gall
fornia; ]. ii. Manson OF Georgia.
Postmasters--Edw NJ. Biiss, Spencer
Mass. Ira +. Hicks, New Britain, Conn.
Henry Flood, Eimlra, N. Y; Samuel
Moore, Eliz ibeth. N. j.; Cornelius
Gould, Emporium, Pa; James ogder
Latrobe, Pa. William II. zliail, Meyers
dale, Pa; Robert A. Love, Warren, Pa
Pa; David T. Alexander. Apollo
Pa Thomas Dawson. Rockville, Md
Charles Il. Walker, Frostburg, Md. Harve
j. Cooper, Tampa, Fla, and other milne
offices. The pOst-otfice appointments nun
h"r e"n"' '"'' e aa22gy. - ---------
WAsglNdroN, April 1.-The Prasldon, ssI
the following Aaninatlon5 10 the Seas
10 dHy:
] James N Huston OF Indiana to be trea
urer OF the United States.
Ellis II Roberts OF New York TO be a
slstant treasurer Of the United States
New York city.
William f. Wharton OF Massachusetts
be Assistant Secretary OF State.
George IL. Shields OF Missouri to be A
: sistAnt Encouragement, Vice Zach Mon
gomery, resigned.
Drury J. Burchett of Kentucky to be ma
shal Of the United States for the DistricE
Kentucky.
Major ohsrlee o. Byrns, surgeon. to
n lieutenant colonel and surgeon.
4 Captain Curtis Il. Mum assistant surgeo
= TO be mRj1r and surgeon.
!, Captain George b. White, U. 8. NJ, to
= chief OF the bureaus OF yards and doe
In the department OF the navy 10 I'LL
> vacancy.
t. Bradford Prince OF Santa Fe, Ne
Mexico, to BIS governor of New Mexico,
Lewis a. Walker OF Helena, Montana,
}. bo secretary OF Montana.
It James NJ. Kelley 81 Nebraska to be
I. caivsr OF pubic moneys at Bloomlngtc
.U | Nrh aska.
William W. Junkin OF Iowa to be-
Indian ibBpe9tor
u 10 hs agents for the Indians: Charles
l. Ashley OF New York nc tho cheyenne a
, ArapAhoe Agency In the Indian Terrific
:, Charles II. A. sch0bey OF Montana ut |
Fort Peck agency in Montana.
a WAsnNGros, April 2.-The President 6,
> the following nominations to the Senate
4, day.
., Robert j. Fisher OF Chicago. H.. to
= assistant commissioner OF patents, v
Robert Is. Vance. resigned.
At Nnvy-Commander Bartlett j. Oromv
IL to be captain; Lieutenant-commap,
% George II. Dufand TO be command
a. Lieutenant Uriel Heebree to be lientena
"a commander; Commander John NJ. Phil
~ to he a capain; Lieutenant. comman
D. Francis nj. Barber to DO command
Lieutenant Alber, II Oonden 70 be II
tenaut-com mHnder; Passed Assistant
N. muster Josiah Il Stanton 10 ba pawn
40 ter. Assistant Fay master Thomas j. 90
Il. 10 be a passed assistant paymaster. III
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