Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-06-13
TREASURY CHANGES
Information Furnished the Senate
by Secretary Carlisle.
APPOINTMENTS and REMOVALS MADE
How tho Quotas Of Different States
Were Affected.
THE EX-UNION SOLDIER

| After considerable delay, the government
printing office has issued In pamphlet form
the tables sent to the Senate by Secretary
Carlisle showing the changes in the Treas
ury Department since the change Of ad-
ministration. This Information was request
ed by resolution introduced by Senator
Gallinger and passed on the 10th Of April
last. The tables are In excellent form for
comparisons. for they are amply provided
\ with recapitulations. which were lacking
( from the similar report made to the Senate
lately by the Secretary of the Interior.
! The Changes.
! The report shows that from March t. 1893,
| to May 16. 1884, there have been the follow
ing changes IN the department: Appoint
ments. I39; reappointments. ~; promotions,
| 3so; reductions 100; designations, 271: re-
movals. o6o. The appointments, by states,
In the order of the number. follow: District
OF Columbia. 159; New York, "a; kentucky,
| Se; Maryland. 3S; Virginia, 81; Pennsyl-
vania. 81; Ohio, Is; Illinois, 70; Tennessee.
J 81 Indiana, Il; Missouri, II; North Caro-
| lima. 20; West Virginia. 20; Texas. Is; Mas
| Sachusetts 10; Mississippi, IA; Georgia, IA;
south Carolina, 13; New Jersey, 13; Arkan-
sas, IL; Michigan, IL; Kansas, 10; Alabama,
8; louisiana, 3; Iowa, s; Connecticut, 1;
Ueia@are' Hsins Re Mn q Florida, 4; California; g.;
mont, 3; Arizona, .; Nebraska, .; New
Hampshire q; Rhode Island, 2; South Da-
kota, :; Washington, =; Colorado. 1; Idaho,
4. A., Montana l; North Dakota, l; Oregon. +;
| wyoming. !; unknown. 3.
But dinerent arrangement comes when
the appointments are considered, with ref
erence TO their annual value. Thus ar
| ranged the states rank: New York, sST477:
Kentucky. s4S,551; District of Columbia,
StIlSooo; Pennsylvania, $36 743; Ohio S,5 :
gyo; Maryland. S4.3i2; Tennessee So 73O:
virginia, $50 $50: Illinois, s27.O52: West Vir-
| I,.l;
S2O.S59; North Carolina $17 7SO; Massachu
setts, SIG. HOO; Texas. s16.2S0 South Caro-
lima, Sl6,1 ,14o; Georgia, si46Io; Mississippi
siS9o; Connecticut. sl3.592; New Jersey
Sl5,3lo; Alabama. $4,000; Kansas, $l1 $50:
Delaware. S.032; Arkansas, $3.50; Iowa.
$500; louisiana, $40; Michigan. s. 40:
Florida, sS.lJO; Maine, $s,14O: Minnesota
M65l; California. si.47o; Wisconsin, s3,96O;
South Dakota, 81, 720; Vermont, s2IOO
North Dakota, s2,O0O; Rhode Island. 81, 40:
Arizona. 81 800; Nebraska. 81. 900; Colorado
SI2O; Idaho $40; Oregon, S1a0 wyoming
*ooo; Montana, $40; unknown, 81, $50.
The Removals.
The 565 removals were scattered thus
among the states, in order Of number: Dis
trict of Columbia, 16s; New York, ss; Penn
sylvania. 52 Ohio 49, Virginia, 80: Mary
land %: Illinois, 10; North Carolina. IA.
II diana, 13; Missouri. .; West Virginia. D:
Iexas, ); Massachusetts, 8; Wisconsin 1;
SohHcStlSut U, hdllSslS, .. missouri, q. New
Jersey, q; Kentucky. ): Michigan. ); Della
ware 4; Nebraska 4; New HAMPSHIRE 4.
South Carolina, 4; Tennessee, 4; California.
.; Georgia, .; Iowa, 3; Alabama. 2; Ar
Kansas. 2; Colorado, 2: louisiana .: Maine
Nevada. 2; Florida, l (plate printer at
piece rates.; Rhode Island, L; unknown. II.
Arranged according to the annual value
Of these positions the states rank thus:
The District, S5s,254; Ohio, s42,39I; Penn
sylvania. 1913. .S3i; New York S32 O2O: Vir-
sinia, a9.sao; Illinois. si5.9oo; Maryland.
sl4, 1O1; Indiana. $l1.26O; North Carolina,
800; Texas, $1,000; Missouri. $500; Mas
sachusetts. $500; West Virginia, $500:
Wisconsin. 5000; Minnesota, IS, 40; Con
necticut, 3,740; Kentucky, $3.50; Michigan,
&,S9O; Iowa, 1920; New Jersey. $3.50;
Nebraska, 1890; Tennessee. s., $780, Della
ware. $3.50; South Carolina, 81 100; Ala
eama, ma s2;l2O; California. 500; Arkansas.
$l,9zO; Georgia, 81 $3.50; Nevada, 1859:
louisiana, 1,3sO: Maine, sl.320; Colorado.
s1,24o; Mississippi. $72o; Rhode Island. $40:
unknown. $50.
The Resignations.
The designations were divided among the
states thus: Ohio. %; New York, 27; Penn
sylvania, %; the District. -; Illinois, 16;
Indiana, IS; Maryland, 10: Massachusetts,
0: Michigan. s; Missouri. 8; New Jersey. I;
West Virginia, Z; Minnesota. Z; Arkansas,
5; Iowa. 5; New Hampshire, 3; Virginia, 8;
Georgia, 4; Kansas, A. Kentucky, 4; Louis
lana, 4; Tennessee, 4; Texas, 4; Alabama,
8, Can1Ornla, 3, delaware, s; Maine, 3,
Nebraska. 3; North Carolina, 3; Vermont.
3; Wisconsin, 3; Mississippi. 3; Florida, 2;
South Carolina, 2; Connecticut, /; North
Dakota, l. South Dakota, 1; Rhode Island,
These are thus to be arranged in order of
their value: New York, $40, 1875; Pennsyl-
vania. SAB, $50; Ohio, sii.440; Indiana, $780,
200; Illinois, $33,55O; the District, s23 4S4;
Massa chusetts, sls,243 Michigan sl56To:
West Virginia, s15.420; Maryland, s1l, ,4S0;
New Hampshire. $1,000; Minnesota, sl0,-
$40; New Jersey. s9,614.5O; Missouri. $3.50;
Iowa. s7.72O: Nebraska. s7.70O; Wisconsin,
$1,000; Kansas, $3.50; Arkansas. 1920;
Delaware, 81 100; Mississippi $500; Vir-
ginia, 81, 29O: California, sG220; Kentucky,
SO, 100; Georgia, 5000; Maine, 81, 700; Ten
nessee. s4.46o: Louisiana. $4,000; North
Carolina, $3.50; Texas $3.50; Vermont,
SO, ,2OO South Carolina. 1920; Alabama.
2,52O; Florida, s.. 225 North Dakota. $1,000:
South Dakota, $1,000; Connecticut, 81, 400;
Rhode Island, s1,2OO; Arizona, s640.
The promotions were given to residents of
the following states: The District, SO: New
York, Al; Pennsylvania. 81; Maryland, 34;
Virginia 80; Illinois, 23; Ohio. %; Kentucky
IL South Carolina, II; North Carolina. H.
Indiana, 13; Massachusetts. 13; Tennessee,
49, Georgia. II; Missouri, IL; Wisconsin. H.
Louisiana, 10; Minnesota, 10; New Jersey
3; Texas, 3; Alabama, 8; Kansas, 8; Michi-
gan, 8: Mississippi, 8; West Virginia s;
Arkansas. I; Iowa, Z; Maine. I: California,
O: Connecticut. b; Delaware, 3; Florida, g.
o
Montana, z: New Hampshire, 2; Oregon, q
New Mexico. /; Washington, 1.
The Union Soldier.
The report also contains a note of the
ex-soldiers Of the Union among these
changes.
OF the 739 appointments 81 were soldiers
and 81 were widows, daughters or sons of
soldiers The soldiers themselves formed
III $40 per cent of the total appointments
OF the oS5 removals 105 We're soldiers and
were sons, daughters or widows of SOL
diers. The 1O5 veterans formed IS 6-lO per
cent Of the removals. The 21l designations
ir cluded IS soldiers, or % per cent There
were also sons, etc, among those resign
ing.
Registered Last July.
Appended to the report is a table showing
the states to which the employees Of the
Treasury Department on the 1st of July.
1893. were charged as follows:
The District, 1,2O6: New York, 4S5; Penn
syvania. 3O5; Virginia. 100; Maryland, 1877:
Ohio, 193; Illinois, 143: Indiana, 122; Mas
sachusetts, los; New Jersey, IS; Michigan.
20; Kentucky, IS: Missouri, 81; Iowa
t2; North Carolina, 81: South Caro-
lima, 81; Maine, 60; Minnesota, So; Wis
ccnsin, "a: Tennessee, 80: Connecticut 80:
West Virginia. A.; Alabama, Al: New Hamp-
shire, 45: Georgia. 49, Kansas, 81: Texas
30: Louisiana, %; Mississippi, p; Cali
fornia. %; Vermont 20; Delaware IS; Ne
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