Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-04-02
MIR. HUST0N'S REWARD
THB HO0SIBR CHAIRMAN is MADB UNITED
STATES TREASURER
0hs- Nominations Made bg ho President The Sen
ate Co Al.0sn-Wiy Sslaar Qlay Voted
AGAINST Ha.s.sais o11irualm-
Tales Resolution.

WASHINGTON, April THE President
sent the following nominations to the
Senate today;
James n. Huston, Of Indiana, to be
Trsasuer of the United States.
Ellis II. Roberts, Of New York, to be
Assistant Treasurer at New York City.
VIM. F. Watson, of Massachusetts, TO
be- Assistant Secretary of State
Geo. H. Shields of Missouri, TO be As
sistsnt Attorney General vice Rich Mont |
gomery, RESIGNED
Dury X Burchett, of Kentucky, to be
Marshal OF the United States for the dis
trict of Kentucky.
Maior Charles c. Byrne, surgeon, to be /
lieutenant colonel and surgeon.
Captain Curtis +. Muau, assistant sur
eeon, TO be meior and surgeon.
Captain George b. White, u. S. n, to
be- Chic. of the Bureau of Yards and Docks
ip the Department of the Navy, TO MI |
vacancy.
T.. Bradford Prince, Of Sante Fe, n. NJ,
Co be Governor of New Mexico.
Louis A. Walker. of Helena, Mont, to
be Secretary of Montana.
James r. Kelly. OF Nebraska, 20 be Re
ceiver Of Public Moneys 40 Bloomington
/ Neh
William W. Junkiu, OF Fairfield, Iowa,
to be Indian Inspector.
To Re Agents for the Indians Charles
A. Ashley. of New York, at the Cheyenne |
snd Aapahoe Agency in the Indian Ter
ritory. Charles R A Scohey, OF Montana,
at the Fort Peck Agency, in Montana
George III. Shields. who was to-day |
nominated To- be Assistant Attorney Gen
srsl for the interior department, is about
So vears of age. and is q man of high legal /
and social attainments. He has been a /
resident Of ST. Louis for many years and /
tor "a long time T8s as,0ClSted af laW part /
rer with Gen. John b. Henderson.
James n Huston. who wss to-day /
nominated 90 be treasurer of the United |
S.atas. IS q native IuiiaUisn, 40 years OF /
aye. He is president Of the Cornorsvllle !
National bank. OF which his father was
president before BIN Mr.. Huston is large |
iv interested in Manufactures and farming |
srd is man OF considerable means. Point |
ic3iv his record stands high. lie was |
chairman of the Republican State Central |
committee during the last Two campaigns
sni achieved a rsputau0u as a successful /
organizer snd worker
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The Senate NEE at one p M. Mr.. Teller
ol-red the following resolution
R,s0rti Tha, hereafter al Executive
nominations shall be considered 10 open
session ot the Senate.
Mr Teller said. do not intend 70 ask
q consideration OF tins resolution 81 th's
| Itime 7 merely offered lt tns, may oe re-
/ iar--d to the Commit ee on hales' A1 t'e
next regular session OF the Senate, IL
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