The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1893-03-21
Several More Important Places FILLED
by President Cleve-
land.
Eustis, Of Lonisiana, Will BE Minister
to England, and Runyon to
Germany.
Wade Hampton Gets the Railroad Com.
missionership jenkins, OF Wis
consin, Judgeship.

w VApuANGipN. MhEGH@ CHI H0 pres
dent has sent the following nomina.
tions to the senate:
James B. Eustis, Of Louisiana, to be envoy
extraordinary and minister plenipotentiary Of
the United States to France.
The0doye Runyon, of New Jersey, to be en-
voy extraordinary and minister plenipoten-
tiary Of the Ulited States to Germany,
John e. Rislcy, OF New York, TO be envoy
extraordinary and minister plenipotentiary of
the United States to Denmark.
Justice @. J. Jenkins, OF Wisconsin, to be
United States circuit Judge for the Seventh
judicial circui &.
Walter ID. Abney, of Virginia. to be solicitor
for the department. OF the state.
Charles B. Stuart. OF Texas, TO be Judge OF
the United states court for Indian territory.
To Be Marshals of the United States David
7. Guyten of, Mississippi.s for the Northern
district OF Mississippi. k6SA
William III. Hawkins, OF Indiana, for the
district of Indiana
Abner Gaines, OF Arkansas, for the Eastern
district of Arkansas. a 4..
james w. McA lister OF Indian Territory,
for the United States court for Indian Terri
tory.
To BE Attorneys of the United States -Clif
ford L. jackson, Of the Indian Territory. to be
attorney Of the United States court for the
Indian Territory. gf8ae
Joseph w. House. Of Arkansas, for the East
ernd district OF Arkansas.
Treasury-Ernest p. Baldwin, of Maryland,
to be first auditor Of the treasury
. Thomas w. HoIcomb, OF Delaware, to be
fifth auditor of the treasury. ,a..sa .ssss
Wade Hampton, Of South Carolina. to be
commissioner of railroads
Postmasters Wisconsin. Frank Warning
Florence; Paul ]. Millard. Amigo: De Witt s.
johnson, Rhinelander.
Pedigrees Of Appoinfees.
James w. Enstis, who is named as min.
ister to France, was Mr. Whites predeces,
sor as senator from the State of LouisianH
In the Fifty-frst congress He is native
OF Louisiana, about 80 years old, and
possesses legal abilities of the highest
order. At the beginning of the Rebellion
he entered the Confederate service as judge
advocate ON the staff of General Magrlider
He also served in the same capacity with
General Joseph Johnston until the end oi
the war when he resumed his law practice
In New Orleans,
John Il. Risfey, nominated to be minister
to Denmark, is a brother-in- law to Senator
voorhees, and n lawyer OF high standing
He is about ~ years of age His appoint
mentis said to be altogether due to bnsi
ness influence. He Ii a man of means with
handsome country seat at New Rochelle
Wade Hampton, of South Carolina, whe
is to be railroad commissioners, Ii a wei
known figure in Southern history al
Washington where he served with
tinction and creditsin the United S Il.
senate 12 consecutive years, finally Weld
ing that post because of the antagonisin o
the Alliance element in his native state
He Is almost 75 years of age. but Is sill
full of force and energy.
Walter G. jenkins, appointed Judge o.
the Seventh judicial court, is native o
New York. He has resided in Wisconsin
for the past 30 years, and has been fol
much Of that time one Of the foremost law
yers Of the state. Mr. Cleveland d,.rina
his first administration, appointed him
judge of the district court, and he ha.
served in that capacity with great accept
ability.
Theodore Runyon, the new minister
to Germany, one Of the prominent figure.
Of New Jersey Democracy and a man ol
pronounced ability, was for 10 years chan
cellor of the state and has twice been it.
candidate for. governor.
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