The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1893-03-22
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Senators Voorhees, and Turpie took John
G. Shanklin to the president today TO
urge his appointment to a consular Office.
The president said that Mr.. Shanklin
needed no introduction, that he remem-
bered we'll the services he had rendered
him aud the party, and that he would be
well recognized.
James Tyne of Lebanon, who was one
of the twelve delegates to Chicago, is here
in the interest of Sam Ralston for a col
lectorship.
The delay in settling the Indiana attor-
neyship and marshalship by the president
is causing some uneasiness among the sup
porters OF the two leading candidates.
Kern and Hawkins. The delegation con-
fidentiy expected the appointments early
this week, bus realized that Cleveland
will not act upon the recommendations OF
congressman without going behind the
returns. The candidates will have their
claims considered whether they are
backed by congressman or not.
Representative Hord of Indianapolis
says be is not here to apply for assistant
district attorney, but 10 secure the ap.
pointment of his cousin, Percy Hord, to a
consular position.
Louis Hoffman of the Brazil Democrat
has applied for the Berlin consulate.
Jerome Herf OF Peru has secured the
entire state delegation for Endorsement
for consul-general to Havana, salary
$1,000 and fees.
X NJ. Lands Of Chicago has been APP
pointed private secretary TO Secretary of
State Gresham. lie is an Indiana man,
was raised in Logansport, and is a brother
of Walter K. Lands. the well-known In
diana correspondent of the Cincinnati
Commercial Gazete. and to G. b. Lands,
editor of the Delphi Journal He was a
clerk under Secretary of state Griffin and
moved TO Chicago three years ago. where
he studied law in the office of Otto
Gresham. When Judge Gresham went
over to the Cleveland camp Lands fol-
lowed him, as did thousands of other re-
pub.icans.
Judge Collars and ]. NJ. Barrett OF Fort
Wayne are In the city en- route home from
Richmond, where they have been taking
dispositions. Congressman Lowry OF the
same place is also here.
Joe Healing aud Senator Wishard of In
dianapolis are here. 1t is surmised that
Healing is after something.
Prosecuting Attorney John Hoffman OF
Indianapolis. who has been here few
days. leaves Tor New York tonight
Dale j. Crittenberger, who was aD-
pointed postmaster today at Anderson, is
the editor of the Anderson Democrat The
republican pOstmRster's term has not ex-
PRED, but he resigned. He is Crittenber-
Ter's iather-in-law.
DIR. Bergen of Petersburg. OF Bergen's
asthma cure, is here and wants TO be a
revenue agent.
The following applications Tor Offices by
Indiana people were fled with the secre-
tary OF the treasury: Elwood Avery,
Frankfort, third auditor; Dan Mcdonald.
Plymouth. third auditor; William II.
Bracken, Brookville, collector internal
revenue Sixth district; W alter X. Hill.
Evansville. surveyor customs; George w.
Mccoy, Nincennes, chief of a division;
Thomas j. shoemaker, Nashville. collector
Sixth district; George w. l.. Brown, Craw-
fordsvile, collector internal revenue for
New Mexico; Michael Dougan, Indian
apolis. immigration inspector; Frank
Towley. Evansville. inspector steamboats,.