The Cincinnati Daily Star

Our Post-office.

Mr. David M. Parker, General Special Agent of the Post-office Department, is in the city to investigate the local department. Mr. Parker, it seems, is making his investigation in a quiet way, and trying to keep the knowledge of his presence here in the dark as much as possible. It is said that his principal object is to ascertain whether the report of the Washington Special Agents to Marre and Harrison about the Cincinnati Post-office are based upon truth or otherwise. One of the former employes of the Post-office has made the following list of those dismissed by Postmaster Loge: Geo. B. Johnson, F. L. Emmert, R. Y. Woodleif, J. S. Laurence, Wm. Eggleston, B. Randall, A. C. Dunlap, F. A. Crippen, Geo. B. Capelar, Edward Colley, J. H. Davis, Louis F. Darn, Chas. Emmert, H. A. Gott, C. Speidel, H. E. Stoms, F. McDonough, F. W. Foulds, John J. Flinn, Capt. Thomas Hunt, J. D. Morgan, F. G. Mattox, L. Owens, H. J. Ashton, P. Maier, F. Hemberger, H. Eberle, T. H. Everson, N. C. Brockington, C. D. Carrel, Miss L. Tiermon, Mrs. A. Hablitzel, Miss G. B. Bradford, Miss L. C. Ticer, Miss M. Hayes, Isaac Steele, W. G. Wahle, John Rupp, Julius Lassig, P. Amann, E. W. Kistner, H. H. Leive, N. V. B. Gist, F. A. Herbolsheimer, F. G. White, Chas. A. Ewing and John S. Thornton.