The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1893-04-05

Anderson, Carbon: N. II. Vego, Perth; Lewis
Mccullough, Ashervllle; William Mccullough.
Center Point; Richard Gantz, Saline City;
John s. Slough, Brazil; William Folsom, Bow
ling Green; Frederick Mackel, Turner; II. J.
Esaa Boiin, Hoosierville; +. A. Stages, Cory.
Vermilion County-John Cade. Cassie; Ds.
vid NJ. Mcdonald Cayuga; Frank II. Munson,
Newport; ii. A. Sturm. Eugene; John w. Win.
terwood. Hillsiae; John l.. Smith, Dana o.
N. Ayres, st. Bernioe; William Bsbehel, Per.
TyviIle.
Fountain County--H. ]. Davidson, Hills
boro; j. w, Shuster, Stone Bluff: Monroe
Barker Yeddo; 8 ID. Alexander, Kingmhn;
w. X. Etchison, Coal Greek; Mrs. Ellen Ba-
sham. Wallace; c. ii. Quinn. Newtown.
Montgomery County-John L. Talbot La
doga: John Adams, jr., Parkersburg; Miss
Jennie Sweeny, Yountsville; John w. MeCar-
die. New Richmond; ]. w. Kirkpatrick, Kirk
patrick; Charles MeBee. Linden; Henry ID.
Serves. New Market; X. G. Cording, Wingate;
Isaac Woodland, Bowers.
Parke County--Mrs Anna White, Lena; Ellis
Branson. Miliigan; II. r.. Pence, Catin; j. c.
Nickory. Bloomingdale; Frank Randolph,
Waterman; Thomas Trueman, Marshall; Nor.
val Hamilton. Bellmore; George Kemp. Monte
yuma; L. b. HUMPHREYS. Rockville.
Vigo County-W. A. MichAels, st. Merys;
Jessie 5. Harold, Lewis; B. II. Gallagher.
Fountnette; A. L. Miller. Macksville; X. III.
Modisett. Seelyville; Charles J. Asperger, Riley;
James Hanger. Prairie Creek; William Han
sell. New Goshen; Edward Davis, Coal Bluff;
Zna Doty. Burnett.
sullivan Couuty-Miss Minnie Duncan, New
Lebanon; J. X. McClain. Fdrmersburgj Dora
Beckett. Hymera; Harry Conkle. Fatnsworth;
Albert Gilmore, Pleasantville; Owen Kissner.
Fairbanks; Robert Siambill, Allen Cave; W.
II. Bufks, Sullivan; w. G. Watson, Paxton; W.
+. Lstshaw, Carlisle; Mrs. Sadie McKissck
Digger; w. /. Hunt, Meron; William II.
MoGrew, Cass; Il. &. Csrithers, Grsysville; II.
V. Stark, Shelbhrn.
The postmaster OF Terre Haute will be
named by Senator Voorhees,. 1t lie the
custom TO allow q U. S. senator to name
the postn aster of his own city.
With the exception of Brazil. Rockville
and Sullivan. the above Offices arc
all Iourth-c!ass and the postmssters are
appointed by Fourth Assistant Postmaster
General Maxwell.
Mr. Brookshire has not get decided who
he viii recommend for Covington, Attica,
Charlottesville aRd Ciinton-all presi-
Dental Offices. In Clay City democrat
wac appoi ated by Harrison during the
last days Of his administration, and there
IL a strong effort made on the part OF the
local democrats TO have him substituted
by democrat OF Cieveland's choice.
j The commissions OF the present presi.
dental posttnasters expire Gs follow :
! Roachdale, jan. S, 1891; Covington. May
j IL. 1894 Aitice, Jan. 16, 1894; Crawfords-
( Vile, Jan. s, 1891; Brazil, Jan. S, 1894 /;
Terre Haute, Jan. s, 1894; sullivan. Jan.
/ s, 1894; Clinton. Jan II, 1891.
! The Clinton Office became q presidential
+ office last January aud Mrs. Blithe. who
held nearly four years under Harrison as
+ fourth class place. was com missione ed
+ Jan. Il Tor four more years. All the other
Offices with the exception OF Attica were
+ filled bv republicans in the summer OF
+ 1889. but the senate was mott then n sessi % n
TO confirm the nominations, aud, although
/ the republican postmaAters took posses
sion of the Offices at once, they did not re-
ceive their commissions for six months.
( Mr.. Brookshire will attempt 10 have them
/ replaced by democrats at the expiration
Of the four years of the terms actually
served. and not allow them to hold over
Six months longer.
i Mr.. Brookshire saws that he will file all
/ the applications. together with letters OF
/ Inducements and petitions. but will also
file his own recommendation. Thus
far the members recommendation has
not been overruled.