The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1893-04-26
Representative Brookshire Attempts TO
Appease Some of His Constituents.
Four Democrats Recommended for POstoffices
aud Twelve Doctors Named for Service
on Pension Examining Boards.
Ministers to Colombia, Brazil and Por.
tugal Appointed by the President
John NJ Wiley Given Fat Consulate-Minis-
ter Egan Rebuked by the Secretary Of
State Morton's Reply to Harrington.
BRooKsHIRE's PLUMs RIPE.

BRoOKsHIRE's PLUMs RIPE
Few Fell Into the Laps of Democrats or
the Eighth District.
Special TO the Indianapolis Journal.
WASHINGTON, April 25.-Rep preventative
Brookshire is naming good many new
federal officers for his district these days.
He has recommended the appointment Of
the following postmasters in his district.
and has recommendation is equivalent To
appointment in offices of the classes named;
Covlngton. James Simmerman; Attica,
Henry G. Schiosser: Veedersburg, j. Il.
Dunkle. Mr.. Brookshire is disposng Of
his pension boards just now. He will reor-
eanizo each one in his district. To-day he
recommended appointments upon pension
boards as follow
Terre Haute-Drs. Haworth and Moorehead.
of Terre Haute. and Russell, OF Riley.
Clay County-Drs Neaca, OF Staunton; Tuley,
of Brazil. and Maiisett, of Cory.
Sullivan County-Drs Durham, of Graysville;
Delashmutte. OF sheldon. and FERTILE OF Carlisle.
Parke County-Drs. Nancleye, OF Catlln: Peare,
of Bellmore. and Godsbury of Bloomingdale-
The appointments of the above medical
boards are expected to be made tomorrow.
Mr. Brookshire will name the members OF
she other pension boards in his district very
boards will likely be named by him to-
morrow.
Representative Conn intends to go with
Mr.. o. NJ. Packard to Controller Eckels to-
morrow. and talk abont the Indiana bank
examinershIp. Mr.. Conn is confident that
Mr. Packard will get the position. and
soon. 1t may be determined this week. as
pressure is being brought TO secure early
action. Representative Conn, Colonel
johnson and editor Starr, OF the Goshen
News, intend leaving for their homes to.
morrow.
special inspector of the Postoffice De-
partment is to be detailed to visit Terre
Houte and investigate charges which have
master Greiner. There is determination
to GUST the Republican postm sster
at Terro Haute before his commls.
sion for four years expires. Senator
nSpt@s.t "as asdaX at sns sns baa
with Postmaster general Bissell about set
ting aside the law, or rule. by which the
forces at the Terre Haute postofhce are
protected under the civil service. Senator
Voorhees, wants the epoils there and de-
clares that the civil service is fraud as
that ofico. Mr.. Bissell did not indicate
what would be done. II is hardly probs-
BILE that the law will be violated or the
rule rescinded.
The list of applications which was fled
from Indiana Democrats at the Treasury
Department. each day. at the beginning OF
this administration. was large, almost Lead
ing the States, but it has diminished now
to an average of single aspirant for Office
each day. The lone applicant whose pa
pers were booked to-day was John Stetson
Neal. OF Indianapolis. who wants to be q
special agent for the Treasury Depart.
ment.
Ex-Congressman John M. Wiley. Of
Buffalo. who married Miss Cooper, of In
dianapolis. where he is well known. got u
nice consular plum to-day. He was ap-
pointed to Bordeaux, France. The Office
pays q salary of $1,000 yeer and has
clerk who does most of the work. There
are fees and general emoluments which
bring the office mp to over $1,000 annually.
Bordeaux is located in the WINE region.
where the climate is saluDrious the year
around and where social standards are
high. Mr.. and Mrs. Wiley will have q de-
sirable place for the next four years and
where their visiting friends from Indiana
will find much to entertain them.
Hesdsman Maxwell. thirsting for the
gore of Indiana Republicans, after slight
rest. welded his guillotine to good effeet
to-day. He gave the State ten new fourth
class Democratic postmRsters and chopped
of the heads of as many Republican incum-
bents The appointments were as follows:
Alpha. Scott county. e. E. Peregrine. vice
Ellen Peregrine. resigned; Bath, Franklin
Brownsburg. Hendricks county, w. A Enliss,
vice J. A. G. Dobson, removed Gas City, Grant
county. W. u LlEhtle, vice ID. N fdfTls, Ie-
moved; Lanesville, Harrison county, j. l.. WAL
ford. vice J. M. Yeager, resigned; Livonia, WASH
ington county, 6. w. T. Gardner. vice A. III. Mar
tin. resigned; Locust Point, Harrison county,
Mrs. Alice Fulner, vice Mrs. A. Jennings.
signed; Manila, Rush county, G.. W. Thomas,
vice J. III. Bebout, resigned; Paris Crossing Jen.
nings county. It. III. Hudson, vice w. q.
Humphrey, resigned; Thayer, Newton county,
Annie Devices, vice w. NJ. Kinney. removed.
Commissions have been issued 60 the fol-
lowing Indiana postmasters:
Clarence NJ Hawkins. Marion Royal L. Pur-
CELL Vincennes; James L. Osborn, Burns City;
William ii. McGrew Cass; Paris e. Riddle. Cln-
clnnatl: John +. Hayworth, Clifford; William ~.
Smith, Dolan; stephen M. Fields, Dover Hill;
Joel W. Ray, Emison: Haynes NJ. Wood, Fulton;
Martin B. Miller. Guilford: Theodore c. wyrick,
haywood; William l.. Hunt, Millgrove; John A.
Barlow. Moscow; Nicholas b. Stuart, New Cory
don; William Hansell, New Goshen: John A.
Meyer, Viewpoint; Emery NJ. Graves. New Ross;
Thomas A. Parks, Newton Stewart; John W.
Shadday, Rexville: Washingto A. Cunningham,
RAIL- Cyrus ID. Harwo0d, st. Omer Daniel j.
Deckey, st. Paul; Sanford Q. Caldwell, sedalia;
Levi ID. Paddock West Newton