New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-04-26
pLUMS FOR THE HUNGRY.
AIR CLEVELAND MAKES ANOIliLR BATCH
OF APPOINTMENTS.
r,rrr rorr,Cy MINISTER'S. CONSUL,
WORLDS FAIR COMMISSIONERS AND
OTHER OFFICIALS NAMED
Tuy TrIrGRAPI TO TIE 'H'"'NH'I

OTHER OFFICIALS "NNND
inv 1r,reRArm TO THE .RnuNE1
WASHINGTON. Aprl 23-IanmaiN VIII ma no
familiar names that have peasant Souho III 'odays
list of Presidential aploh''.rn INV ~ may DIS wen
~, oaaod TIM, The Democratic leaders Ill many other
" iii, erd II equally unfamiliar and unsatis
S''' ', L. . ruther notable list. however, in
- o,oo,s In the first place. II contains the
c m Of an Arkansas Democrat or New
,',,ro Democrat for an Once outside OF his own
d IN the second place three OF the four APP
So in The Consular and Diplomatic Service
pm I,,ssm,n and Tie fourth is the brother OF q
Concrcssman Here is the list:
,,,or F. Mckinney. OF New Hampshire, TO bc
- rx,roorcinary anc Minister Hcnipotentiary of
,h Tn,ted states to Colombia.
" rhomas l.. Thompson. OF California, to be Envoy
rxiroordinary and Minister Pltnipotentiary OF the
Unified States TO Brazil
George william Caruth. Of Ark&nsas TO be Min
,s,er Resident and ConsuGcneral OF the United
States TO Portugal.
John NJ Wiley. of New York. to be Consul OF the
United States at Bordeaux.
Harvey Meyers. of Kentucky. to be COmmS-
sioner from Kentucky or the Worlds Fair Columbian
Commission: ]. G. Sanders. Of Georgia. TO be an
alternate Commissioner from Georgia on the WORLDS
Fair Columbian Commission.
owen T. Rouse, of Arizona Territory, to be AS
socate Justice Of the supreme Court OF the Territory
of Arizona.
To be attorneys OF the United States: William
F. SHUT OF Illinois, for the Southern District OF
Illinois, John W. judd, OF Utah, Tor the lerri'o'y Vi
Utah.
To he marshals Of the United States: Richard c.
Ware of Texas. for the Western District OF Iexns
George NJ. Humphrey, Of Nevada. for the DiStrct
OF Nevada.
With the exception OF Secretary Herbert ana MY
Commissioner, Blount Mr.. Mckinney, OF New-iiamp
SHIRE is the only ex-member of the Lid congress
among the ninety Democratic cARepresentnuVes WHO
has been appointed TO office under this hdmihs'ra
ton. He born in OHIO hl'!-t"o years "eo
He served as a non-commtsioned oihcer IN an Oilo
regiment from August. 1861, until February looo
In 1867 he entered st. Lawrence University AT
Canton ~ u, from which he was graduated III
$50 lie became a minister OF the Universalist
denomination and has been resident Oh New
Hampshire during the last twenty years IN ioo4 nc
entered politics and was defeated US u caiu'u"' Ava
Congress; two years later he was eieceu W 'e
office and was again defeated in 1883 ana eiec'eu Ill
1880. Last year he defeated as the Democrauc
candidate for Governor OF NewHampshre' lie was
on annlcant for the Office OF Commissioner OF ZEN
sons or something equally gOod.' ana spent eooa
share OF the last session OF the Lilo congress IN
attaining recommendations TO AID MIN III MS qu,'"
II he possesses any special qualiica''ohs or 'e o
10 which he has been appointed they nave set 10 oe
exhibited. . ,-,o
Mr.. Thompson is a California ex-Congressmah VINO
.uent down IN defeat with Grover Cleveland IN
,ass after serving one term In Congress. beiore
that he had served one secretary OF s'a'e VI
California having been elected TO that once OH Tue
ticket with General StOneman as the cahu'on'e io'
Governor Mr.. Thompson was born at Charies'oh'
Va. now West Virginia. in 1888, ana removed 10
California in 1853 For more than thirty years nc
has been the editor and publisher oil "Ihc oohon"
Democrat. He was a delegate 10 the chicago Coh.
venton last year, where he was an active MEMBER Vi
the committee organized by william {. "h'hey "
promote the nomination Of Grover CleVeand
The third ex-Ccngressman 10 receive MS re"aru
+nday was John NJ. Wiley, OF Erie County, VINO was
a Representative In the List Congress. II Is under
stood that his name was not among thse s"pni'eo
and urged by Lieutenant Governor Sheehan during Ills
latest and probably last visit to Washington 10 Co"
for with President Cleveland about appointments
Mr. Wiley was born In ireland forty years
sno and was brought to the United States wneh ne
vas four wears old by his parents lie mas He u.
active in Democratic politics In Erie County, ana Is
a sanch friend and supporter OF the freslaent. a, .
MIR Carllth who gets the Portuguese Misson Is
frnther Of Representative Caruth OF KENTUCKY "hone
eaorfs in his behalf since March nave been zeal
onS and unremitting Administration news Impers
,ril probably be careful not to criticse us aPPom'
nent as a case OF "pepoism,' knowing as me, 90
how strongly not to say violently, Mt Cleveano Is
nnposed 20 nepotism," and how much Democrats OF
every degree have had to say on that snbect curing
every Republican Administration since the war.