The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1893-04-18
LAST WEEKS NOMINATIONS.
MIR. Daniel Morgan. of Connecticut, Appoint
ed Treasurer of the United states.

ed Treasurer of the United states.
Washington April II The president to-
day sent the following nominations to the
senate.
State-Edward H. Strobel, of New York,
to be third assistant secretary OF the state,
vice William Grnncll, resigned.
TreaSury-Danel \. Morgan, of Connect
lieut., to be treasurer of the United States,
vice EnoS Nobecller, resigned: Conrad n.
Jordan, of New York, to be assistant treas
urer at New York, vice Ellis Ii. Roberts,
resigned.
Justice-Henry V. Johnson, Of Colorado,
to be att1rncy of the United States for
the district of Colorado; Charles Beihn-
ger Of Oregon, to be United States district
judge for the district of Oregon; " illam
X Reid. of Utah, to be judge of probate
in the county of San Pete territory Utah.
Interior-Daniel NJ. Browning, OF Illinois,
to be commissioner of Indian affairs; Frank
c. Armstrong. OF Washington. y. G., 10
be assistant commissioner OF Indian affairs.
Terrell Siuca to turkey.
Washington, April 1.-THE president sent
the following nominations 10 the senate
today:
Aigzander ". Terrell. of Tezaa TO be envoy
extraordinary aHu minister plenipotentiary Of
the United States, 10 Turkey.
John j. Hawkins. Of Arizona territory,
to be associate justice OF the supreme court
Of the territory OF Arizona.
James i. Reed, Of Kansas, To he attorney
trict Of Arkansas.
George J. Rump, Of Arkansas, 70 be
marshal Of the United States for the West
cru district Of Arkansas
John II. VI. WigWam Of Wisconsin. 10 be
attorney Of the United States for the East
eIu district of Wisconsin.
Alexander Watson Terrell, Of Texas, who
is nominated 10 be minister 10 Turkey, is
man of about sixty years iIe has one Of
the finest residences ia Austin and Il great
-p-t 1f al
n,,ieF from me CltF. where he spends most
Of his tTue He rs Il man of tine culture. It
graduate of the University Of Missouri and
his education WAS supplemented bv "A special
reporter of the state supreme court and was
later q state senator. He W2H at one time
candidate for the United States senate and
was Mr.. HeaganS strongest competitor.
II local politics he has been Hogg man
and his appointment was endorsed by both
Of thc Texan senators, and especially by
Senator Mills.
The President sends In Another List.
Washington. April 1.-THE president sent
the following nominations to the senate TO-
Hcharl Il Alvey. of Maryland. to be
chief justice of the court Of appeals Of the
District of Columbit Martin Morris, 0f
the District Of Columbia. to be associate
justice of the court Of appeals of the Dis
trict Of Columb0; SSrtd Shepard of Texas,
10 be associate justice of the court Of appeals
Of The District of Columbia.
Levi Ii. Manning. Of Arizona. to he SUI
yeyor general of Arizona.
John Lafebce. of South Dakota. TO be
receiver If public moneys at i.aI:d City,
South Dakota
William AGi&hjn. of Minnesota. TO he re-
ceiyer Of public moneys ut (roukston, Mimi.
iUciUs =. G.. lamar, Of Mississippi, 10 be
recorder of the general LAND Office
Robert *. Gillespie, Of Tennessee. to be
principal clerk OF public lauds in the general