Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1893-04-21
GOOD PLACES.
President Cleveland Sends in More
Appointments.

Appointments
The President sent the following nomina-
tions to the Senate:
state-Edward H. Strobel, OF New York,
to be Third Assistant Secretary of State, vice
William NJ Grinnell, resigned.
Treasury-Daniel N. Morgan, of Conneeti-
cut. to be Treasurer of the United States,
vice Enos H. Nebeker, resigned Conrad N.
Jordan, of New York, to be Assistant Treas
urer of the United States, at New York City,
vice Ellis H. Roberts, resigned Henry L..
Peckham. of Rhode Island, to be a third
lieutenant in the Revenue Cutter service.
Justice-Henry V. Johnson, OF Colorado,
to be Attorney of the United States for the
District of Colorado Charles B. Bellinger,
of Oregon, to be United States District Judge
for the District Of Oregon; Wm. H. heid' Oh
Utah. to be Judge of Probate in the county
of Sanpete, Territory of Utah.
Interior-Daniel NJ. Browning, OF Illinois,
to be Commissioner of Indian Affsirs Frank
G. Armstrong, of Washington, D. c., to be
Assistant Commissioner of Indian Affairs.
Daniel N. Morgan, OF Bridgeport, Conn,
nominated for treasurer OF the united STATES,
is one CT the leading citizens OF MS natlVe
State, sociolly, politically and financially
He is a man about 80 years OF age, mas poem
Mayor of Bridgeport three terms, served IN
the legislature and has been the president vi
a national bank for ten years.
Conrad N. Jordan, nominated for assistant
treasurer at New York, is we'll known TO tne
country as United States Treasurer In Mr'
Cleveland's first administration.
Edward H. Strobel, of New York, nomin-
ated TO be third assistant secretary OF state,
served through Mr.. Cleveland's first term
and a part OF the succeeding Republican ad-
ministration MS secretary OF the legation at
Madrid. He is graduate of Harvard Col
lege and Harvard Law School, having DeeD d
member of the class OF '79.
Daniel M. Browning, Of Illinois, VINO is
nominated to be Commissioner OF Indian
Affairs. lives at Benton, and is about 90 years
of age, He is q lawyer, and in 1852 was
nudge of the Circuit Court Of Illinois III MS
district.
Frank c. Armstrong, who is named as
assistant commissioner and is set down as a
resident of the District OF Columbia, was
originally appointed an inspector In the In
dian Bureau from Louisiana in President
Cleveland's first administration. In tna'
capacity ne maze ItputdtlOh 40 VnO " "
best officers In the inspection service PROB
ably because of that fact he was allowed 70
remain in his place for nearly year under
President Harrisons administration.
COMBINATIONS.
The Senate has confirmed the following
nominations:
Eben Alexander, of North Carolina, TO o'
Minister and Consul General of the United
States to Greece, Roumania and servia.
James o. Broadhead, of Missouri, 10 p'
Minister to Switzerland William l. I0wnes
of Virginia, to be Consul General at Rio Dc
Janeiro james E. Neal, of Ohio, to be Con
sui at Liverpool Edgar Whidden, OF Maine
to be Consul at st. Stephen, New Brunswick
o. o. Eckford, of Mississippi, to be Consu
at Kingston, Jamaica; James M. DopDs,
Georgia, to be Consul at Valparaiso; DAVE
N. Burke, of New York, to be Consul at Per
nambuco; William T. Thornton, OF eant'
Fe, N. NJ, to be Governor OF New Mexico
Charles Z. Ingersoll, of Pennsylvania, TO o.
Appraiser of Merchandise in the DISTRICT o
Philadelphia; William H. Maize, OF ONO
to be Surveyor of Customs for the for'
Columbus.