Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-04-05
DIPLOMATIC PLUM.
,,eesoe ALEXANDER, OF NORTH
Ps., s..,,olINA MINISTER TO GREECE.
49,, for other Foreign and Homo Po-
W. -, virginia and North Carolina
.nr.ots-A Boundary Decision
-.. nosni,r corosnonden,.i

. q
..-.hra scored at last. On tho list
.Ie-.me of Professor Ebon Ale1an-
"' ...e wel-known college at Chapel
Minister 10 Greece. Romania, and
81. ISL q fue scholar, understand
....k wen, and be speaks several of
i.t r.,. languages. II Is regarded ms
..".nt nomination. The pay Is
wear. Another North Caro-
an applicant for this mission IN
."f Nr +. Breyard Mcdowell, of
Professor Alexander had the
l,s Senators and Representa-
James %. Brosdhead. OF 81. Louis
today nominated 10 be Minister
.-and. - a native of Albemnrie
Hc attended the University
whom a Voung man. For more
... rear. he has been one Of the
rrutshed lawyers Of the St.
Durin, the Fortv-elghth Con-
-..rrseutei one OF the ~. LOUIS
...r fAe House Of Representatives.
... v.s sent abroad as one OF the
-aegs 80 investigate the French
AIMS eases. IN whlch so many
..- .ro interested.
.. man secured the Austrian
MaIAu VI. ifAntt - N'Ni'iN'4f
....l. has been pressed.
uFrIEg POSITION.
.r.ra,ion Of Colonel Paul W. Fal-
t,men. \. T.. was sent IN today
.l.l4n Inspector. 10 was stated
I.It4.H las, week that hls appoint
I'D boon agreed on. Tho position
$1,000 vesr and expenses when
Colonel faicon used 90 be the
. az II
removed hy Governor Carr
-.'~a better thing. as his old place
l..-.. . only $500.
urs1ErN-uIsTRICT ATTORNEY.
mont North Carolina Democrats
..t. talked with the President within
t..t week seem 10 thlnk that Mr..
ail appoint either Mr.. Kope
...t rankin. OF Mr.. Glenn, OF VIM
..4. Attorney for the Western DIS
North Carolina. The congress
delegation have not acted as q
. .. making their recommends
T..g tired that eight years
.l .,lt ou il: hence they de-
this tine 10 work IN cOmbina-
.. l.leyiu- they could accomplish
ruch for the State. Friends OF
,. .. -ly that he has seven OF the
.....r On h,s papers including Sena-
......u. and among his other endorse
....-. leading members of the bar Of
-.-.. prominent officials, editors,
..--meu. aud county leaders. The
.r,..l here Is that Mr.. Elias
bias the inside track, but
...rur can keep II or notis aquestlon.
81 rra las strong backing. ana the
..ra.-f,yeuue collectorship question
-..-. .eWhat into the fight. and an
Z . - afs,rf "a
-. Colonel COylngton, OF Monroe,
.. ..ta sucgos.ed a. good COMPROMISE
.--,he General belief Is that either
'. ..as cr Mr. Glenn Will be the next
b. ...y t.r tie Western District.
IlKSTY or 1IME YET.
1t. grand tussle tor consular and di-
hDuors North Carolina mas
.at o. 80 Tar o. bag only the one place
..-..l 90 above. However. the filling Of
.-itions has only fairly commenced.
...r,Le last Cleveland Administration
. ... Carolina had the Brazilian mission
consulars hip at Manchester The
...- was filled by Ex-Governor Jarvis
Fly. Hale. Of The Fayetteville
was the Consul at Manches-
me latter Is again pressed for
-'ment, but with what show of sue
..r mains 10 be seen. Ii was thought
'.re that the "cX rule would surely
p. I'd ont. but as he u not applying for
..na position he ought 10 have as
prospect OF being appointed. If eN-
... .l.. are 10 be- made, rs some other
.-...a.au. who ore climbing 80 gracefully
..-A positions Mr. Bayard, of Dee
Mr. Porter. of tennessee, ana
..-.. Pierce Young, Of Georgia, are all
, lolders. and yet each gets mis-
Nr Hale's friends first sug-
...I mm for the Paris consulate,
F, ias been gwen 10 Editor Morss. Of
apols Sentinel, but II was stated
' t. .me that he would just as soon
.r. -.- Liverpool consulate. TODAY the
...t appointed man 10 the Liver
...r Ii lS one of the most prOhta-
tl- Cousulates. EX-COngressman
,. - North Carolina, still has hls
. 90. Havana cOnsulshlp, and Mr.
.'.u hing. ot the same state. wants
Minister 20 Turkey. The latter has
....t Professor Alexander appoint
.t .t- lm ou,. The President feels
..r l.a toward Mr.. King, but II Is
..r-'. d De- wants O. confer the TURK
s-. ou % New York city friend.
THIS IS MB. RILEY.
.Iu ,." Riley. Of Accomac. Is a Viz
... N.o hold, q South American con-
...'r under au appointment from the
. Admin stratlou. He Is al Puerto
... .ritc pleasant station, with a
...- .i.trlMcut OF 81, 500 and fees which
make the Office worth not less
lc- wear. The Judge" was
... tl.ra-t.r around Washington
.....I.s ci wears, and he used 10 boast
u. .Iu n,tTatIOn could change
t4n Kley, Of Accomac. He
. wu on the nations capital
... I...r4l Grant was President. ana
t'. y.rument position was Consul
...t.r- munster as he always styled
H0 got along first-rate and was a
.tt.- Suliau's until he made the
.. ..,.s. ouc night OF pepperng the
.... nri-shot IN firing at some ma
created "a noise near the lesa
Judge" related II. Returning
..ru ..uI Judge" Riley held place
'-r-liturGl Department under
..i and when Harrison became
.. tae AccOmec statesman succeed
-.,r the Puerto Cabello consul
..te lc is now rolling In luxury.
smiles as he thinks no ambl-
-llA Democrat will discover HIM
30 h's place. II Is not known
rE.ulau has yet applied Tor TINS
ORR HCME CANDIDATE.
|t t.aty. Il Caroline county, Is
Virginia Republican IN the con-
.r..,. lle succeeded the late
SIMS. of Danvlle. at Colon,
..r. low. aud ready 10 step out as
.., successor is appointed. MI
.4l.oI O. Richmond, - an appll-
rrte Colon consulate. Representa-
introduced hlm TO-DAY at the
.ls. and state Department. Mr.
l..rau. son Of the eX-cOngresS-
r.-tl Carolina OF that name, -
-- can't. aud there are several
.H t Us difficult To determine
..or- are the best.
,HEAssING SITUATION.
"..t dats ago FIVE NirglLianS who
....rtl tue consular service were
f1 the President III succession.
4rj 1s said 10 have remarked tnat
...4 people were seeking consular
with zeal that stunned him,
Hr be- got through he wanted 10
..,r- were any more. He has sald
' .. number Of Virginia apph-
'.- I'D laf.e he is embarrassed, ana
lta-lou is that unless some OF
p.i of tho track the state
'.' i' secure little or no recognition
Pre- consular appointments are maue.
Virginia congressional delegation
.l unable 70 tnite on this patron
"tt fp the many applicants from
'.r.. districts. IL there had been
".i '.liiQat~s they could nave puhed
and tagged several good places,
is they have been compelled
a'er the endorsements. and II
lliorgnatoly result IN losing
' good places that otherwise might