The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-06-26

washington, June 25.-The president to-
day sent these nominations to the SEN
ate:
Postmasters:
Oklahoma-Wilbu N. Mccoy. Guthrie.
Texas-Seth B. Strong. Houston; Rob
ert T. BARLEY, Ladonia; William T. Black
Mount Pleasant
Arkansas-A. H. Scotland, Stuttgart.
Kansas-James A Arment. Dodge City;
William E. Boeson, Harper; Rufus F.
Bond, Sterling; George B. Croker. An
thony: Frank ]. Davis, Larned; E P.
Greer. Winfield; Martin L. Grimes, Ly-
ons; r. c. Howard, Arkansas City; Jo-
seph c. Kitchen. Garden City; Frank A.
Lanstrum, Pratt; George W. Watson,
Kinsley.
Volunteer infantry:
Second regiment-Second Lieutenant
Hayden Y. Grubbs, Eighteenth infantry,
to be lieutenant colonel; Hugh NJ. Swain
and Mark W. Boatnero of Louisiana to
be majors; Paul j. Christian OF Louisiana
to be first lieutenant.
Third regiment-William H. Cobb Of
Florida. to be captain: Eddy B. Stevens
of Georgia. to be second lieutenant.
Fourth regiment-Elbert S. Mafoney Of
District of Columbia, to be second lieu
tenant.
Seventh regiment-John c. Hall of Iowa
to be chaplain; Thomas r. Roener. Adj
olph J. j. Dobbs and James ]. Mayes Of
Missouri. to be captains.
Eighth regiment-William w. Purnell of
District of Columbia. and Joseph L. Bell
nil MI
of first lieutenant.
Ninth regiment-George n. Nelson and
Sheldon L. Johnson of Louisiana, and
John T. Beckham. sergeant company F,
Twenty-fourth infantry. to be first lieu
tenants; Henry c. Franklin. Edward H.
Phillips and John C. Allen of Louisiana,
second lieutenants.
Tenth regiment-William r. Wharton
of Virginia, TO be captain.
Volunteer engineers.
First regiment--First Lieutenant A. r.
Livingstone First Volunteer Engineers,
to be captain; Harry D. Lane and VOL
colt l.. c. Beard of New York, to be sec
ond lieutenants.
Second egiment-Howard A. Springett
of New York, to be captain; Josiah w.
Howe and Rodman V. Beach of Cennecti-
cut, 20 be second Iieuteaants.
Volunteer infantry:
Tenth regiment-Joseph c. Mcclure Of
South Carolina, to be second lieutenant;
Domination of J. S. Mcclure for above
office withdrawn.
Promotion in regular army:
Irfantry-First lieutenants to be cap
tains-Edgar W. Howe Seventeenth in
fantry; William Black. Twentyfourth in
fantry: John Newton. Sixteenth infantry;
F. a. Avery. Third infantry; s. W. Dun
ming, Sixteenth infantry; ]. NJ. T. Par
tello, Fifth infantry; w e. P. French
Third infantry; L. II. Strothers. First in
fantry: F. P. Fremont, Third infantry;
c. NJ. Truitt. Twenty-first infantry; G.
Bell. Jr.. Third infantry; c. J. r. Clarke.
Tenth infantry: w II. Cowles. Sixteenth
infantry; ]. S. Park, Jr., Twenty-first in
fantry.
Second lieutenants to be first lieuten-
ants-J. J. Bradley. Fourteenth infantry;
d. Settle, Seventeenth infantry: J. s.
Switzen. Fourteenth infantry; H. o. Will
Jams. One Hundred and Tenth infantry;
G. D. Guyer. Sixteenth infantry; w T.
Crote Eighteenth infantry; W. II. Chap
man Twentieth infantry; II. \. Boyden,
Twenty infantry; l. c. jerks. Twen-
ty-fourth infantry; A. w. Drew, Twelfth
infantry; H. z. Ely. Twenty second in
fantry; L. S. Sorley. Sixteenth infantry:
w. NJ. Morrow, Twenty-1rst infantry;
B. F. Hardaway, Seventeenth infantry;
]. E. Brady, Jr., Nineteenth infantry.
Cavalry-To be captain-First Lieuten-
ant F. S. Foltz First cavalry.
First lieutenant-Second Lieutenant FL
mer Lindsey, Fourth cavalry.
Second Heutenant-Malin Craig trans
ferred from infantry to cavalry.
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