Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1891-09-09
OFFICES TO BE FILLED.


The President Has o Number OF Important
PLACES at His Decentralization Must
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| e'
| WASHINGTON, sept o'-the return Oh
ns si esens cs,,s, ifoh htoh s a. e1nscssS aovsrd
the end of,i,e .or,ino weak will marx the
/ and ~ tl,a ,,ar;od of dnll staqnation which
hos r.i~r ID hsrs during the mast two
| ,,onths xI.noroh tho a5r.irs NJ the Gov
srnman. hawa uscoed steadily and smootb.
1y ,vitb ths Pra.;dent at Cane NAV Point
seoretarv Rla,ne at Rar Harbor. and the
| other meubers of the Cabinet scattered
| over the countrv. there has necessarily been
on aoor,nIatio of nnbi;c bnsiness the iis.
| 81 - -I,.:Sn ,.xH =. - - sses,ss -,
posai OF Mnion VIII 20 sure 70 eAei.e COM
ment ana arouse pupnc interest," as soon as
General Harrison returns to the White
| House.
In the first nIace attention will doubtless
| he coI1ed to tha fa -. thot .ha pres;dant bo .
| pe eaiieu W 'he iaoe Ina' Ono Irosiuch' nas
at his command and upon his conscience
considerable number of Federal appoint
ments of even greater consequence than
| tbai; nrmhor uo r.. -. e. onnorn,o ~.
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eacn JUDICIAL circuit In the united states
who are to sit with the Justice OF the Su-
| p eme Court and with the Circuit Judge for
| zach cirouit 20 form, the nav Annellate
| C. W a,:I -
oour., wnlcn Is eApee.eu 70 fenevo sno
| oVerDurdened supreme court OF mucn OF It's
work, and to facilitate immensely the final
| disposition of cases appealed from the lower
courts.
ANY NUMBER OF APphcheons'
| -These :Judoesbins ara desirable appoint-
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menus. Inat tine memoers OF tne DAT al
over the country are thoroughly awake TO
| thei desirability is indicated by the fact
that there are now on file in the Department
| of Justice sometbina like $50 applica tions.
| or,f IL. r.oo,,,,,a AZ t,ons .nd
indor.e,'H,,ts - of 49, nnn,her NJ sminent
lawyers for elevation to the bench. Obvi-
ously, the President will have no lack of
material from which to choose. Also, OBJ
v1ously, great many delicate problems Will
c9rIrons MN % In sne cno9sans; .h.+ .,. A..
| cnss;nn abnut tbeSa annn;n ntments which is
sure to follow the President's return to
Washington, will at all hasten his decision,
| the professional prophets, whose aetiv1ty Is
itsas ,s p,tih ti J,itnrs tarn thapn
| have slreadv written several slates' and the
| prophecies will doubtless multiply day by
| day.
But the inside belief here is that these judi
eial appointments will be conslderaDly oe
layed, ana that they may not De expected
untll Tne tlme nears ior Congres;s 70 aa mees sos
for their earlier announcement ana there
| are very gooo ana obvious reasons why
Juoge should not pc appolnted 10 the pench
| Will come before the Senate for eonfrma-
ton. 1t is quite conceivable tnat Judge,
appointed put not connrmeda might pc un-
perfect man. by the possible effect of his de-
clslons upon iholvlauai senators OF upoh IN
terests whlcn might nave tnelr lnnuenoe
sons beyond this mere suggestion OF posi-
bilfty, which makes 1t easy to see that there
Is no reason 70 expees tnsse new 1uogss y Ga 20
Srss appoih'eo iohe before 'he ihes'ihs u oon-
The Court Of Claims.
... Att, -
LAnotnes lmpol1an, Juo,eial Vacanoy
upon to fill is that o. judge of the United
states Cow. Of CLAW, Indge scbofieId
III d;ad Ias- ,va., A. pann.n1Tsr;a was al,
"Ho eiou AHe' "ooN ~ : ehi,sy 80, r.s - q
IN Ws sbi,,aton NOD bn,,od tba+ he wonld for
many wears continue to enjoy the well
earned pension of full nav which was his
when by reasos of age b, went upon the re-
tired list. As it was. he died, if not actually
in harness, during the summer vacation of
his court and before his successor had been
selected. There is, as has been said, great
deal of speculation as to his successor; but
here, again, guessieg Is so premature as TO
pe Thay guy guesstng anu not preoIo.1on,h th.+ tho
snccessor To Jndae Schofield will he an
pointed at an early date. The Court Of
Claims does not open until October; its
BUSINESS s cnen - oAiy pteiilinaay IN anu tsI
w;nter TSo pnnns ~ osn;rsnt mnst
strongly nroed for the annnintment Colonial
r. Frank GfJkeson of Rncks countv now
second ComntroIier of the Treasnrv' which
is itself a indiciai nosition is fortiI,ate in
having the personal friendship and backing
of about every member of the cabinet whose
influence could forward his interests. The
retiring Secretary of War, General Proctor:
Secretary Traev. of the Nayy. and Attorney
General MilIeT ali of whom have had
occa sion to Ie.rn coIoneI CsiIteson,s Legal
ecumen strongIv favor him To the weieht
of their infiuence must be added that of the
member OF the Cabinet usually supposed to
be closest of all to the Observation-Disclosures
General Wanamaker. Nevertheless. Colonel
Gilkeson, with all this tremendous per
centaee in his favor. NAV not be given the
nr;ze '
Interstate Commerce Commission.
Another important appointment await
t,,o p,os,aa,It,s ,,,,s;daio+i,, &; thot g.
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MEMBER OF the interstate commerce Com
mission to succeed Judge Bragg. 1t is only
necessary to saw that nothing whatever is
Lno,vn bera hy anyora In n nou;tion to ori,,a