New-York tribune., 1889-12-19
NEW PRESIDENTIAL PosTMAsTERS

NEW PRESIDENTIAL POSTMAolbho
Washington, Dec 1s-The President Vo-uay u"ns, p,
mtted to the Senate the following mountainous
postmasters: r., ,oh N
zaa,a Aaa% sveTtoR S COL Homer W. Pond Fort scott
kan APhnSsG F. paT assrrsS cy rnh John H.
Easns Heras e. r. M Mary j. Cane Las Cruces n M
ss%S smSel ta GiIceFM MS% RsGsIE fucker CITY CAL
Moses Bradshaw Aspen Col K1Ser1 IN Ie'ss Samuel job
pnmDS I pSn'gl ill.,. :" Charles % A. King, Glenwood Iowa
cephns % b. Hunt Greenfield lowe Clarence KslSS K ke
TsdE Isev Vi,Ss iows Arthur % Brown lie Mars n low"
phens r. barnes Abba LOVE- 'ameS pneittle M sibiey,
iowa Iueian H. s%yth Horton kao Grow HfaH Franh a.
Perkins c..DS 0Sihe M rSSmson SSm SfiSSn faTmnoH Me- William
c. Hudson udngton Mich Il Julius otsero o. DsfIS Tich
Dowagiac Mich Bartlett Mcb A. Nev1ns Esene1sr o1sTs Rice
Ppestcne Mimi Mrs Jennie Ty,er MnpDSV
Miss John F. CIase sern TlltGp puSsby MH Ams Yeb An
rus,ns Prank Humboldt Neb p E. Hover ArapTvon Wo
e6 Moore cSsss gensemI"c f. cOSg S9g S IeSaSon &
Fdwn r. Tomlnson, planville, Conn Mlihan Mnion
nSG%s spSns n N'9l'oe Charles Perry Mount MQTTi
LSces F. smith Bsldwi2sviVe. II Ienrv 1 Miila Pnps
hSskTe SSyIIle n SGG: r. Bryant hs Kcecr Merton
Wilbur Henry Etey Port Henry u q CLARK Ark ssSSuHF ssndS Hill H.
Y: jason NJ Johnson, Hudson; n T.. sheridan aist
= Mciicwan, Keesville, n. y; LathroP L: Manshe9'
ahn Booth Greenport. n. Y; William A. Boyd
son. Phoenlxvlle, Penn. JAMES sme+ +1r o., Penn
PsHi GIBSON 'Gan
Waco Tsx Charles r. DGugneT TeT john r. Hayes
GsteoVille sp Tex; Joseph Wells, Elkton, Ma; Fulton
Whsey Point Pea'Sn William W. Miller Nn hGSssa G Aa
Henry 6. RUSSELL Eufaua. Ala BENJAMIN r. BTm-
Albany Ca Walter AfEerqSR KT Wiam E.
New,iberia, La. George G. Eaton, fayette. Mo-
spxr Usrrsonville Mo- James p. Holdsworth, Paris.
Mo-. A. j. Frazier, Greenyille Tenn: Joseph j.; b.
Reed city. Men; Albert W. Earle, south Haven,
Mich: Lyman A. Roberts Decatur, MICH ,o bariSw dS
Davis Eysr Mich Lawsoh A. enpT PTrT"R n Palm Palmer Red
Oak Iowa; william G.. Power, Mount Vernon, Iowa
Joseph f. Il Lewis A%sS rdtae M ESn Eal ST. C u m
NJ v. Kitzmlller. Girard. Ill stephen g. Nn Bro%n,
Henry Ill Edgar n stevens, Paxton H. nn~il KenUSn
Ill: Reuben D. smart Manitowoc Wis George s Read
Lake Geneva, Wis Frederick w Burt, Grand Kspds gn1S
Ashland, Wis; Frederick Jacobus New London: Wis;
George R. Hall Oconto Wis Joseph NJ dcGes a NgMarn
q. Gresham. St. Peter Minn. William Wilson,
shakcpee. MINI; JudsOn Graves Neigh Nee; Jsmes 1ns
Neb william Erwin. bedford. Ind. James II: Bunyan.
Kendallvie. Ind; James y. Mcbride. Waterloo, Ind
Riverside Cal. George X Obcr. Bakersvllle, Cal; A. p
RopnseyeI Larim3re r. D.. James d; lone. Iones' Fps p
wheeler s. Bowen. Yankton, S. D.: Ransom +.
gregory. Pierre, $. D.. William H. Wheeler Deadwood
INDIANS AGREEING TO cEDE THEIR LANDS.
Washington. Dec 3O.-The commission appointed
,nder the General severahy Allotment act 10 treat
with the slssetOn Indians in South Dakots has ad-
vised the indian Bureau that the required majority
NJ ALI the Indians have signed the agreement for the
sale TO the Government Of all their surplus lands at
The rate Of s. so per acre. These surplus lands aggre
cate about $50 900 Before this agreement
tecomes a law Il must be approved by Congress.
The President today sent to Congress letter from
the secretary Of the Interior, transmitting report
a the commission appointed in pursuance OF an act
of Congress TO negotiate with the Coeur oAiene
tribe Of Indians for the purchase from the tribe OF so
much of the mineral and timber lands withh i's res
erystlon as il shall be willing 10 dispose OF upon
eanable terms The area Of the territory which the
Indians agreed 70 cede is estimated at aon cGs &c ~
,be conslderation agreed upon being SooOOoo 10 De
istgihrtad pro rata among the Indians Inc OPINION
ia Expressed that this agreement is the best thal can
he made The commissioners say the price Is much
lower than could have been expected.