The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1898-01-11
Batch of Indiana Postmasters i'm the
List, as Well az Names of Consul
Graham and Judge Crumpacker.
M'KENNA STILL UNDER FIRE
NO ACTION ON HIS NOMINATION YET
TAKEN BY THE SENATE.
Announcement Made by MIR. Chandler
that the President Is Still in
Favor of BimetalIism.
;necIal to the 1ndianapoIis journal.

Special to the indianapolis Journal.
WASHINGTON, Jan. 10.-A large number
of Indiana postmasters of the presidential
grade were confirmed this afternoon at the
executive session of the Senate. The list
embraced all of the recess appointments
and the few additional ones made since
Congress reconvened. There being no con-
tests, the appointments went through with
out a hitch Their names follow: ID. Nee.
A. Williams, Fowler; w. w. Williamson,
Columbia City; D. S. WILDER, Rising Sun;
T. ]. Wilson, Corydon; p. Wilhelm, Sey-
mour; W. w. Willis, Linton; T. T. White
aker, Kokomo; A. c. Stephenson, Worth
ington; ]. E. Shryer, Bloomfield; r. S.
Potts, Thorntown G. Service, New Car
Isle; A. S. Peacock, Attica; f. Oldham,
Sheridan; C. D. Overman, Paramount; j.
E. Parvin Evansville; F. H. Nauer, North
Vernon; e. II. Nieman, Aurora; f. H. Neal,
Jcnesboro; M. Morris, New Albany; w. w.
Marshall Rockville w. w. McColloch,
Monticello; w. H. Mallory, Veedersburg;
d. McCallum, Batesville; J. w. Lewis,
Huntingburg; J. 0. Lambert Middletown;
]. B. Johns, Upton; j. H. Hoffman, Ligo-
nier II. d. Falls, Brazil; G. H. Forkner,
Aub1rn; M. Erwin, Bourbon; d. l.. Elliott,
Warren; j. l.. Caldwell, Lafayette; M. A.
Cornell, Goshen; S. Cole, Huntington; j. f.
Brenaman, Alexandria; ]. r. Bonnell,
Charlottesville; c. b. Bentley, Warsaw; w.
II Bonner Clinton; E. E. Barnard, Delphi;
w. A. Banks, Laporte; w. l.. Royce.
Mount Vernon; W. j. Baird, Vevay. Sew
eral hundred postmasters in other States
were also confirmed, as well as big batch
| of general nominations. Among the consuls
confirmed was w. H.. ii. Graham, of
I'D at xxho, nc
appointment to Mr.. Hahn, of Ohio. The
combinations announced are given below:
To be Consus-Neal Mcmillan. of Mich
| igan, at Port Sarnia Ont; f.. u. Brodow
ski of Illinois Eat Breslau, Germany,
transferred to Firth Bavaria; w. II. II.
Graham of Indiana, at Winnipeg Mani
toba; c. w, Erdmand, of Kentucky, now at
Firth, Bavaria, transferred to Breslau,
be consul general at Cape Town, Cape of
TO be registers of Land ofices-Robert
Barber, at Montgomery. Ala; J. l.. Worth
| ngton. at Harrison, Ark; c. d. Ford, at
Denyer G9 p IL BgSieng at GTe aI
9ue ete Mic a T. r Purcell. at Wakeeney,
Kan; L. r. Thomas, at Blackfoot, Idaho;
J.. w. Dudley, of Washington. d; G., at
Miss; Howard Leland, at Roswell n; M;
M. r. Otere, at Santa Fe, N. M; T. e.
DISCARD, at Minot; n D.. E; . D. Brow U1lS.,
c. B: Moores, at Oregon City, ore; e. W.
Bartlett at La Gra Wis Ore i, T Mhge
| at Dardanelle Ark; A. Doenitz, at Ash
land, Wis; ]. A. Layton at Montrose, Col;
ter at Aberdeen. S. D.; 6. E. Foster at
Mitchell. S. D.; C. A. Blake, at Huron,
S. D.; w G.. Whipple, at Little Rock Ark.
mire at Kingfsher, o. T.; R. Shelley, of
| Portland Ore, at Sitka, Alaska; G. Brogers,
at Blackfoot. Idaho; ]. G. Lefttwich, at
Jackson, Miss; R. d. Harris, at Sidney.
Neb.; f: F: Hobert,. at Santa Fe, n; M;
Henry M Cr1ssen at WapMSaaa Mis a. w Ash H.
| land, Wis; A. Eastman, at ST Cloud Mimi;
G. NJ. Laing, at Marshall, Mimi; s. J.
| wood, at Dardanelle, Ark; A. w. Thomp-
| son. at Clayton, N. M. George Warner, at
Akron, Col; r. B. Welch, at Topeka, Kan;
| G.. A. Smith, at Salt Lake City, Utah. John
Westdahl. at Huron, $. D.; c. A. Blake, at
| Huron. N. D.; T. G. Burns. at Mitchell, S.
81 M Hill, at Wa Waliai wash Rr o. e.
To be Surveyors Cieneral-J. B. Blair, of
Utah; w; I. Bistin, of Quincy, IL. for
Scarlet. of Florida; F. A. Morris, of South
To be Associate Justices Supreme Court
| of the Territory of New Mexico-F. w.
| Parker, of New Mexico, and Jonathan W.
Crumpacker, of Indiana; Hosea, W. Town Town
States Court, Southern district of the In
dian Territory; Charles F. Scott, of the
| District of Columbia. judge of the Police
| Court. District of Columbia.
To be United States Attorneys-L. Miles,
Southern district of Iowa. r. Y. Crozier,
| ern district of Florida; NJ. A. Montgomery,
| Northern district of Mississippi, D. E.
]. II. Han, District of oregon: j. II Vii
| kins, District of the Indian Territory; S.
| Summerfield, District OF Nevada.
| To be United States Marshals-C II.
| Thomson for the Territory of OklahO
| Glenn Miller District of Utah; e. G. Ken
nedy. District of South Dakota; Y. Houser,
ern district of Indian Territory; E. w Col
Inns. Southern district of Mississippi; L. E.
tory; G.. L. Siebreicht, Western district of
Texas; F. c. Leonard, Western district of
Pennsylvania.
Collectors of Customs-C. H. Maris Dis
| trict of BraZos de Santiago, Tex; A. w.
francisco, district of Los Angeles, Cal;
John @. Adams. District of Superior, Mich.
Appraisers of Observation-Disclosures II.
Stone, district of Detroit. Mich; J. r.
Dare. district of San francisco, Cal; Owen
Summers, district of Willamette Ore
Charles Fl. Morrill,, surveyor customs,
port of Lincoln, Neb.
Felix A Reeve. of Tennessee, assistant
solicitor Of the treasury.
B. X. Bruce. of the District of Columbia
register of the treasury.
The Senate committee on judiciary con-
sidered the nomination of Attorney Cen
eral McKenna for the Supreme Court. Az
ton was deferred until tomorrow. Members
of the committee are reticent about express
ing an opinion as to the outcome but il has
been intimated that the report wifi depend
principally on Senator Hoar who is chair
man. As Senator Hoar has publicly ex-
pressed the most profound contempt for the
American Protective Association it is fair
ly safe to predict that in so far as obiec
ton to Judge Mckenna emanates from that
source he will disregard it, Judge Nc
Kennas name has been before the COM
mittee for about a month, which is a most
extraordinary delay for an appointment of
this kind. The friends of Judge McKenna
have made no effort tc force his confirms
ton. feeling sure that the charges against
him would be insufficient to COMPASS MS
defeat. and that the dignified part was to
stand aloof and let matters take their
course.
HOW IS THE "COLD TEA."