The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1893-06-09
BIG LIST OF APPOINTMENTS.


BIG LIST OF APPOINTMENTS.
Host of Consuis Named by President CIsve-
Iand-Colonei Msrriirs Successor Selected.
WASHINGTON, June s.-The President to-
day made the following appointments:
To be Collectors of Internal Revenue-James
1. Doggett, OF Texas. for the Fourth district OF
Texas; Frank Z. Bond. of Tennessee, for the
Fifth district OF Tennessee.
TO be Consuls- general Of the United States
Joseph Donnelly. of Wisconsin. az Nneva Laredo.
Mexico; Van Leer Polk. of Tennessee,at Calcutta,
India.
To be Consus of the United States-D J. Par
tello of tha District of Columbia. at sonneberg,
Germany: Marshall p Thatcher. of Michigan,
at Windsor, Ont; W. II. Seymour, OF Alabama, at
Palermo, Italy: John Patton. of MICHIGAN. at
Amherstburg, Onl Frederick OPP, OF Texas, at
! Breslau. Germany; Alexander Rosenthal,
Of New York.. at Leghorn, Italy; W.
Claude Thomas, of Kentucky, at Marseillcs,
France: Pulaski +. Hyatt, of PENNSYLVANIA, at
SANTIAGO do Guba' F. III: ondeTwood, OF M sss,.
OF Iowa. at Dublin. Ireland: Jacob T. Child. OF
Missouri. at Yankow, China; Max Goldtnger. OF
New York, at Mannheim, Germany; lillian H.
| Robertson. of the District of Columbia. at Ham,
land, at Messina, italy Charles A. o'CSnnor, of
| New HAMPSHIRE mt Yarmouth. n. g.; Julius
AIuth. New York. Madgeburg. Germany;
| FRANK Z. McGhee, OF Mississippi, at Hudders-
| field, England.
W b. Brinton, of Illinois. to be marshal of the
| United states for the Southern district of Illi-
nois. John ". Cadinan, OF Michigan, Indian in
| spectOr.
Official changes were made in the Treas
ury Department to-day as follows:
Observation-Disclosures j. MCCARTHY, of Illinois,
| special Inspector OF customs.
designations Called fora. d. Shaw, OF Indi-
ana Deputy Third Auditor OF the Treasury; Ed
| ward s. Norton of Kentucky. chief of division.
Second Controllers office; Enstace W Holman. of
Missouri. chief OF division, Third Auditors office;
| James G. Bushby. of North Dakota, chief OF d.
vision. Sixth Auditors office.
Resgned-John ireland, collector OF internal
| revenue, second district OF Kentucky; Henry
Fink. collector OF internal revenue, district of
Wisconsin.
Secretary Carlisle to day appointed,
| Worthington Ford. of Brooklyn, n. y.
| chief of the Bureau of Statistics Treasury
Department. Mr.. Ford is about forty years
| of age. and during the last Cleveland ad-
| ministration served as chief OF the Bureau
of Statistics. Department of State. MI.
| Ford is appointed to his present position
on the recommendation of Edward Akin.
son and David A. Wells. He Is said TO be
| worth nearly Sl,000.00) inherited recently
| from his fathers estate.
MIR. Jacks Resident of Log nsport.
| Special to the Indianapolis Journal
| LOGANsPORT, Ind, June S.-W. III. Jacks,
who has been appointed consnl to London.
| Ont, to succeed Ii. j. Leonard, of this city.
| is also q resident of Logansport Mr.
| Jacks has been in office for many years,
| being deputy county clerk He is an un-
wavering Democrat and was never known
TO scratch his ticket or TO threaten to. He
| has been prominent in Odd Fellow affairs
| for quarter of a century. MIR. Jacks is Q
quiet. steady-going citizen.
| Beheaded by MAXWELL.
| Special 70 the In INDIANAPOLIS Journal
| WASHINGTON, June s.-Fourth-class post
masters were appointed to-day in Indiana
as follows: Campbellsburg, Washing ton
county. Nj. ID. Briskell. vice John Huffman.
removed; Crothersville, jackson county. j.
| w. Chambers. vice w. II. Trissler, resi- gned;
Grand View. Spencer county. w. III. Blen-
denkopf. vice w. Z. knight. removed.
| The official records of the Postoffice De-
partment show that during the first three
months of the present administration, end
| ed June 3, the total number of fourth class
| postmasters appointed was 65S7 of which
4.672 were to NIL vacancies caused by resig-
nations and death and 1867 by removals.
| During the corresponding period in Mr..
| Harrison's administration the total number
appointed was 1926. or l.6S6 more than
| were appointed during the last three
months. OF these 1859 were to fill vacan-
cies caused by designations and death, and
| $500 by removals.
Reinstated ny Hoke Smith.
WASHINGTON. June S-Secretary Hoke
Smith has approved the reinstatement of
the following named persons tho served in
the army and whose separation from the
| Pension Office during the last administra-
ton Is stated by the Commissioner to have
| been without delinquency or misconduct:
AS special examiners. Adolph Erdman. of
Missouri; Thomas a. Stockslager of Okla
| homa Territory: j. K. Pittman. of Illinois,
Martin b. Miller. of Indiana, and Franois
Nj. Taylor. of illinois, Also Thomas r.
Fawcett of Illinois. as clerk of Class 1.
win Not Issue Bonds
| WASHINGTON, June s.-The Star says:
THE President told member of Congress
to-day that under no circumstances would
there be an issuance of bonds unless spe-
| cielly authorized by Congress. The ad.
| ministration. he said, was not RESPONSE BILE
for the present financial situation, and il
! lay with Congress. and not with the adj
ministratlon, TO find remedy forsiL"
| Cleveland Consuits Cardinal Gibbons.
WASHINGTON, June Sin response to
telegram from the President. Cardinal
GIBBONS called at the White House and
had an interview with Mr.. Cleveland.
The occasion for the summons could not
be- definitely learned. but 1t is understood
that the President wished TO consult with
him rs TO the fitness of a candidate for q
prominent appointment.
A ID. Shaw Requested to Resign.
Special to the Indianapolis Journal
WASHINGTON. June s.-The resignation
of A. ID. Shaw. of Indianapolis, Deputy
Third Auditor of the Treasury. was called
for to-day. Mr.. shaw Will oe rememb ered
for his work In 1888 In organizing the rail.
road men ia Indiana for Harrison.
The Chinese Minister Instructed to Prote ST.
| LOUISVILLE. June S--Col. Blanton Dun.
can has received letter from the Chinese
minister at Washington. in which the lat
ter says he has been instructed by his gov
eminent TO protest strongly against the en-
forcemens of the Geary law.
General Notes.
Andrew Stevenson. of Rockport. is here
on an attempt To obtain Samuel kerchevaps
Old place examiner of claims in the De-
partment of Justice.
Martin Il. Miller. who was to-day rein
stated as special examiner of pensions,
comes from Winchester. Ind.
| Postmaster general Bissel expects 10