[Newspaper]
Publication: The Cincinnati Enquirer
Cincinnati, OH, United States
vol. 47, no. 156, p. 4, col. 7
COLLECTORSHIPS.
Changes Probable in This Latitude
The Covington and Parkersburg Districts
Next in Line.
White For the Latter and Three
Chances For the Former.
A Strong Tip on the Race For United
States Marshal.
Lieutenant - Governor Lyon Says Ohio
Republicans Are for Harmony.
Consul Hughes' Connection With the
Buying of Breweries For an
English Syndicate — New
Swamp Land Agent.
SPECIAL DISPATCH TO THE ENQUIRER.
WASHINGTON, June 4. — The Commissioner of Internal Revenue, Mr. Mason, was closeted all this afternoon with Secretary Windom arranging a number of appointments of Internal Revenue Collectors. It is expected that half a dozen or more appointments of Collectors will be announced to-morrow, among them the one for the Covington (Kentucky) District and for West Virginia. It is said that Commissioner Mason has submitted the names of three applicants for the Covington Collectorship without making any recommendation. The names of the three applicants presented by the Commissioner are J. C. Michie. J. J. Landrum and Mr. Comingore. Late this evening it was intimated that the chances were almost equal between Michie and Landrum. Three of the aspirants for the place are now in Washington. They are Captain Michie, Mr. Comingore and Dan Hemingray, who arrived this morning via Newport News and the Chesapeake Bay. The West Virginia Collector will be Mr. A. B. White, of Parkersburg.
