Omaha daily bee., 1898-06-24
CONFIRMED BY THE SENATE
Major Croyvder of the Department of
the Missouri In Confirmed as n
Lieutcnant Colonel.

WASHINGTON, June 23.-The senate in
executive session today confirmed the fol-
lowing nominations:
Postmasters: Iowa, Susan c. Carpenter,
at Fort Dodge.
To be assistant adjutant general, with
rank of lieutenant colonel: Major Thomas
H.. Barry.
l.. To be Judge advocate, with the rank Of
lieutenant colonel: Major Enoch H. Crow
der. -.
To be chief engineer, with rank Of lieu
tenant colonel: First Lieutenant Charles L..
Potter.
To be inspector general, with rank of lieu.
tenant colonel: Captain Charles w. Whip
pie.
Third Regiment Volunteer Infantry-To be
majors: Frank Gordon, Georgia; Thomas S.
WILLY, Georgia. To be chaplain: Daniel III.
Parker, Georgia. To be assistant surgeon,
with rank of first lieutenant: Joseph A.
Quinn. Georgia. To be second lieutenants:
William Dehu, company D, Eighth United
States infantry; John H. Estell, jr., Georgia.
Sixth Regiment Volunteer Infantry-To be
surgeon, with rank of major: Frank p.
Robinson, Tennessee.
Eighth Regiment Volunteer Infantry-To
be chaplain: Benjamin w. Arnett, jr., Ili-
nois.
Ientn Regiment volunteer lnldnlTy-lo ne
captains: Crandall Mackay, South Caro-
ina; Albert j. Wounde, Louisiana. To be
second lieutenant: Winfield S. Brown, Ohio.
First Regiment Volunteer Engineers-To
be captains: Samuel Rodman, New York;
Richard Esmond, New York. To be first
lieutenants: Alexander Dow New York;
William Robinson Molinard, Maryland;
Joseph R. Haskin, New York; Frederick r.
Slater, New York; John Griswold Livings-
ton, New York; James Elliott Hewes, Mary
land; Archibald r. Livingston, New York;
Allan A.. Robbins, New York; San
ford Lockwood -Cluette, New York. To
be second lieutenants: John ]. Morgan,
Pennsylvania; Matthew Maury Corbin,
Maryland; Daniel Green Morton, Maryland;
Louis Bierly Hamilton, District of Column
bia; William Hopkins, District of Columbia.
Third Regiment Volunteer Infantry-To be
colonel: Lewis H. Mattaire, Florida. To be
first lieutenant: Michael S. Murray, com
missary sergeant, U. S. A. To be second
lieutenant: W.: d. Pasco, Florida.
Tenth Regular United States Infantry-To
be captain: Charles l.. Beatty, District of
Columbia.
Fifth Regiment Volunteer Infantry-To be
major: Herman D.. Money, Mississippi. To
be brigade surgeon, with rank of major
Ernest Taylor Tappey, Michigan.
10 be auultlOnal payidSteTS' fTtueTlc u
Lord, Nevada; John G. Kraus, Ohio; Henry
j. May, Ohio; Edward A. Bigelow, Illinois;
John r. Lynch, Mississippi.
To be assistant quartermaster, with rank
of captain: Walter Allen. Colorado.
First Regiment Volunteer Infantry OF
Texas-To be lieutenant colonel: Harper H.
McCaleb. To be majors: Robert A. Rogers,
William T. Levy. To be surgeon, with rank
of major: William f. Starley. To be as
sistant surgeon, with the rank of first lieu
tenant: Henry A.. ingalls,. To be chaplain
James NJ. Kirwin. To be captains: Bryant
X. Goree, Frederic j. Cooke, Juan S. Hart,
William ID. Anderson, Grant r. Bennett,
Frank A. Ryan, Amos ID. S%parkman, ETH
enne d. p. Baujo, stephen Allen, Edwin X,
Marrast, Green w. Butler, Jesse L.. Hall. To
be first lieutenants: Charles F. Neill,
Joseph F. Johnson, Joseph O'Keefe, Benja-
min C. Kelley, Horace Booton, Charles O
Dulin, John F. Melton, Thomas A.. Black
more, Taylor NJ. Reagan, Arthur F. Symms,
Frank d. Tompkins, Thomas M. Devine. To
be second lieutenants: Davis G. McCaleb,
David Chubb, Joseph McA. Bower, William
S. Sinclair, George Fl. Dakin, w. b. Smith,
Francis p. Tiernan, John S. Hoover, Joseph
T. Maloney, John j. Tierney.