Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-06-08
Mr.. CARLISLE'S Ak.
1t Falls Again Today and Six Heads
Drop Into the Basket.
DIVISION CHIEFS GONE
The Clean Sweep in the Treasury Depart
ment - Some Well-Known Onicials Get
Yellow NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Made in
Other Departments Today.

The AZ fell again this morning in the
Treasury Department. and six chiefs of di.
vision found the yellow envelope on their desks
| asking for their designations. This action is in
accord with the statements heretofore published
In The STAR to the effect that Secretary Car
lisla intends to make almost a clean sweep He
will not do this with rush or whirl but when
he decides on several changes they will be an
nounced at one time.
The following resignations were called for;
A. D. Shaw, Indiana, deputy third auditor OF
the treasury.
Benz. S. Pike, Massachusetts,, chief of division
second controllers Office.
Edward s. Norton. Kentucky, chief division
second controllers Office
Eustace W. Homan, Arkansas, chief division
on third auditors
James C. Bushby, North Dakota, chief di-
vision in sixth auditors Office.
Geo. A. Bailey, New Hampshire, chief division
second auditors Office.
APPOINTMENTS MADE.
Secretary Carlisle made tho following ap-
pointments today:
PatrickJ. Mccarthy, Illinois, special inspector
customs.
Frank Dechler, New Jersey, immigrant in
spector.
James J. Toner, Della ware, immigrant in
spector.
Alfred Douglass, superintendent construction
public building at Richmond, Ky.
J. Stone Walker, disbursing agent, same build
ing.
Peter d. Giazier, Pennsylvania. asssis tant
inspector Of hulls Of steam vessels at Phila-
delphia.
John B. O'Brien, Massachusetts. assistant in
spector Of boilers Of steam vessels at Bos-
ton.
d. J. Phelan, New York, clerk to local board
of inspectors Of steam vessels, New York city.
REsIGNATIoNs ACCEPTED.
The following resignstions have been ac-
cspted:
John Feland, collector internal revenue,
second district. Kentucky.
Robt. A. Mosely. jr.. collector internal
revenue, district Of Alabama
Appointments by the President
Appointments were made by the President
today as follows:
Joseph G.. Donnelly Of Wisconsin to be con-
sui general Of the United States At Nuevo
Laredo, Mexico.
Van Leer Polk Of Tennessee to be consul
general Of the United States at Calcutta, India.
To be consuls of the United States-D j.
Particle Of the District of Columbia ut Some
berg, Germany; Marshall P. Thatcher Of Mich
igan at Windsor, Ontario; W. II. Seymour of
Alabama at Palmero. Italy; John Patton of
Michigan at Amherstberg. Ontario; Frederick
Opp Of Texas at Breslau. Germany; Alexander
8. Rosenthal Of New York at Leghorn, Italy;
William H. Jacks of Indiana at Lon
don. Ontario; Claude Thomas Of Kentucky
at Marseilles, France; Pulaski F. Hyatt
Of Pennsylvania at Santiago de Cuba;
Francis II. Underwood Of Massachusetts, at
Leith. Scotland; Newton B. Ashby Of Iowa at
Dublin Ireland; Jacob T. Child Of Missouri
at Hankow. China; Max Goldfnger OF New
York at Mannheim. Germany: William H. Rob-
ertson Of the District of Columbia at HAM
burg. Germany; Louis A. Retail of Mary
land at Messina. Italy; Charles A. O'Connor of
New Hampshire at Yarmouth, Nova Scotia;
Julius Muth of New York at Magdeburg. Ger
many: Frank c. McGhee Of Mississippi at Hud-
dersfield. England.
William B. Brinton Of Illinois, to be marshal
OF the United States for the southern district of
Illinois.
John W. Cadmsn Of Michigan, to be an In
dian inspector.
To be collectors Of internal revenne-Murray
Vandiver of Maryland, for the district of Mary
land; James L. Doggett of Texas, for the fourth
district Of Texas: Frank P. Bond Of Tennessee,
for the fifth district Of Tennessee.