The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-12-12
APPoIyTnEN rs TO OFFICE.
Successors TO justices Bond and BiI!irgs-
Buna:o Ann-Snnpper Rewarded.

Buna:o Anti-Snnpper Rewarded.
WASHINGTON. Dec. 1.-the President to-dal
sent to the Senate the nom natlons OF Charlie,
| II. Simonton OF South Carolina to be United
| States Circuit Judge for the Fourth Judica
district to succeed the late Judge Hugh l.
| Bond and Charles Parlange OF Louisiana to
be United States District Judge for the East.
| ern district Of Louisiana to succeed the late
! Judge Billings
Judge Sim onton Is Federal Judge for the
district comprising the State OF South Caro-
liza. is a Democrat. and was appointed to the
office he now occupies by Mr.. Cleveland durinR
his former incumbency as President. The dis
trict over which he will hereafter preside Is
composed OF Maryland. Virginia. West Viz
gnia. North Carolina and South Carolina
Judge Nathan Gotr OF West Virginia will be
associated on the bench with him.
The appointment OF Judge Stmonton was n OF
made without consultation with Chief Justice
FULLER OF the supreme Court. who presides
over the district OF which Judge Simonton will
be one OF the Associates. 1t was Chief Justice
Fuller's recommendation :oi Judge Simonton
Whish praGtitSi.y settled the embarrassing
simonton is about U3 years Of age. and was
born in Fairfield county. $, c. He, served
federate army. and when hostilities ceased he
returned to Charleston and resumed the prac-
Mr.. Parlange, nominated to succeed the late
Jud Re Billings. is native OF New Orleans, and
Is about 40 years OF age. After graduating in
the law department OF the University Of Louis
ANA. now Tulane University he moved 10
Pointe Goupee parish where he practised his
resigned when. in 1884 he was appointed by
President Cleveland as United States Attorney
advent OF the Harrison Administrstion lie
moved to New Orleans. and was active In the
sSa d
On tho resignation. several months ago. OF AS
sociate, Justice Former OF the state Supreme
ha int ku EnRN "a
the vacancy, which place he now holds Heis a
mem Der Of the firm Of White. Iarlange K Fos-
ter. the head OF which is United states Senator
The President also sent to the Senate the
following nominations:
the Southern Gi:t!iSt Of Iowa 49, ' N'O'"'' ut
Virginia sscOnd assistant engineers IN me fsysnus
UommndoTs Fr.neI, N. Ramsay Chic, pm. Rr,.,,
Of sssssi!on The DsP.r.@sns 81 The navy sa' bureau
Ba RT'd ssiia bIy.u T,s g.
Fs as T Ssm fy hoS SsS
isaac aSGpa ar.S w.rp ST wa,s esR %eof Nee e
Pere. Wis, A. o. Wilson, JAnesylIIs, wis; John H.
vi; Jane. u: k.ys EicGand Centre. #i:: GG..a1
EanisI A Carpenter. pension agent at Knoxville.
Henry " Msllsn of Indiana to be Commissioner in
and Tor the Distrct OF Alaska 10 Is,ds at juneau
AriG VIM Z wco;sn. Dsfdaasis Ak Join T. ti Cen:
Gndrs~ snsiInr So1th YAKIMA Wa,Sins "Sn ARK
Receivers OF Public Moneys-kdwarl X Monk at Tue.
4 Bunch HARRISON ARK: David Dixon Camden, Ark;
Terence Martin, Fargo. y. D.; John T. Hughes Pierre.
George Doano OF the District OF colum oia agent
for tue Indians at tho QuApAw agency Indian Terri.
tory.
Also the following appointments made dur
Ing the recess:
charles d Rogers Of Alaska clerk OF the District
Court for the District OF AlAsEA
Ark Albert Amsbqry hontrose. Col John q
slarG. Clayton. \. NJ Frank NJ Hopkins. Aberdeen,
Z, c.iv.Ss Of Public Monsy.-JO.sph u. H.lland. at
sEsns re- Indian. T. DAVIS Of illRoi, AZ
q Delaware, at Nevada agency. Nevada; Gsorgs IS.
Harper OF georgia rmaII agency, Oregon.
" A.ttttorney,;; General olnsy has appointed
Ms states HafTF sro Ct kt qInS A ic4 Ss
northern district OF New York. vice F. c. Fer
guson, resigned. Mr.. Mackey 10 PRESIDENT OF
the Cleveland Democracy OF Buffalo and As
anti snapper and home ruler and has always
been allied with the Cleveland faction OF the
Democracy OF New York state.
The Senate has confirmed the following
nominations:
90 ELvell s. otis. Twsntisth Infantry. to be BrEA
fierGenerai; Joseph Doe OF wisconsin, TO be As.
sstant Secrsary OF War Lieut. Col Henry c. Wood 10
Major William J. NokmAn 20 be Assistant AdiutAnt,
General with the rank OF Lieutenant Colonel Lisut.
WIN tho rank OF Caons Major samasi 4 Horton. to
be Deputy surgeon General With the rank OF Lleu
General with tho rAnk Of Brlgadisr General; Capt
,IEs Wl5on to De Assstant AdlutantGsnsral with
Corps 10 he FaymA,ter win die nanE or msioE nn
several other military nominations
The Hornbower nomination was discussed
Informally IN the Senate Committee on the
aT4hdiriary this morning and went over until