The daily morning journal and courier., 1895-05-03
DEPUTY SHERTFFS 4PPOINTED.
Sheriff-Elect SpIegel Announces the Alp
 nnlnt1n ent of Plnces Within His Gift.

Sheriff-EIect Splegel Announces the Alp pOlRtment of Places Within His Gift.
 The appointments of Sheriff-elect Charles R. spiegel were announced yes terday, together with certain other ap- pointments within his gift. The deputy sheriffs of Branford, Derby, Guilford and Wallingford have not yet been de- cided upon.
 Sherlff-elect Spiegel will assume the duties of his office June and will com plete his appointments probably with in week. The appointments for New Haven deputy sherlffs are. Henry P. Spiegel, brother of the sheriff-elect who formerly resided in West Haven; Richard w. Kirck, foreman for Key holds & Co.,, and the chairman of the Seventh ward republican committee; John P. Dejon, an associate editor of the Erie Presse; Joseph k. Warren, who Is a present constable and has served as a deputy sheriff under ex- Sheriff Gates, and William D. Higgins, formerly democrat, who served as a deputy sheriff under ex-Sheriff Byxbee, democrat, who is now collector of inter- nal revenue, and who was also a deputy sheriff under ex-Sheriff Robert o. Gates, republican.
 outside of New Haven the appoint ments are as follows:
 Ansonia-William L. Parmelee, who is the present city sheriff of that place.
 Seymour-Rufus J. Spencer, who Is an ex-deputy sheriff, having served under ex-Sheriff Gates.
 Oxford-Frederick w. Hubbell, who is at present a constable of that town
 Naugatuck-James E. Sweeney, who Is the present deputy under Sheriff Tomlinson, he having been retained by the republican sheriff because there were no other applicants from that place.
 Waterbury-Wi William J. Rigney. who has been a constable there for the last twelve years.
 Orange-Herbert P. Wheeler, who is mason builder and was a deputy sher- Tiff under ex-sheriff Gates. He succeeds James H. Peck.
 Milford-George B. Mallory Sheriff Tomlinson having made no appointment there, it being his home.
 North Haven-David l.. Clinton, who is an ex-postmaster, having served un- der President Harrison.
 Merlden-Adolph T. Duis, who is em- ployed in the engraving department of the Meriden britannia factory, and who also Is a special police officer in Meri- den.
 The remaining positions will be filled within a short time Other appoint ments made relate to the jail. The sher- iff-elect has decided to be his own jailer and will take up his residence at the jail after June 1. For his assistants there he has appointed John J. Hart as turnkey who at present fills the po- sition, having been appointed by Sheriff Tomlinson; for assistant turnkey and clerk he has selected Alfred IT. Rowe, a brother of Assistant Postmaster Rowe. He is to succeed the present ef- fcient clerk, John Pigott, a. brother of Pigott. For engineer he has selected James H. Barnard, who is an active member of the Young Mems club. For janitor of the court house he has selected Albert k. Teal, who Is a well known carpenter. He succeeds Deputy Sheriff Ransom Chatfield. For assistant janitor at the court house Henry J. Rathgeber has been chosen. He succeeds Henry How ard. MT. Rathgeber is a. son of John the we'll known barber. The