Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-07-10

The FOLLOWING CHANGES have been ordered in
the Adjutant-Generar Department to take effect
october 1 next: Col Chauncey Mckeever, re-
heved from duty In the division OF the
Pacific and ordered TO duty at Washington. Lieut.
Col George ID. RuggleS, relieved from duty In the
department OF Texas and ordered 10 duty In the
division OF the PACING and department OF Canfor-
Ma Lieut. Col @ d. Greene relieved Ss from duty in
ment OF the Missouri, relieving Lieut.. Col.
JAS. p. Martin, ordered to the department OF
In the department OF Arizona, and ordered to duty
In the department OF Columbia, relieving Major
VIM. j. VoIkmar, ordered TO duty In the depart
ment Of Arizona.
PATENTS have been issued to citizens OF the Dis
trict as follows: Henry A. Curtis file box; Joseph
H. Hunter, fish hook; John Mccormick, cane UNI
brella; Charles S. fainter, two patents, graphic
phone and graphophone tablet
CARLISLE INDIAN SCHooI.-Capt. Pratt, superin.
tendent OF the Carlisle Indian school, was at the
Interior Department to-day to consult In regard to
the Improvements which Congress has authorized
to be made there. The appropriation for new
building is $4,000
GEN. JOSEPH E. JOHNSTON, the Commissioner OF
Railroads. accompanied by VIM. n. Thompson, OF
the railroad office, will leave tomorrow morning
on his annual inspection tour over the PACING
railroad.
GAUGER APPoN-kD.-Andrew J. Keen has been
appointed gauger at Tucson, Arizona Ter.
LEoxErro CIpRIANI Nor ARRESTED BIZ TIE IrAL-
IAN GOvKRNMENT.-The State Department has re-
ceived statement from the U. s. legation at Paris
disproving the statements that appeared
TO the eject that Leonetto Cfpriani, an
American citizen residing In Baltimore, had
been arrested by the Italian authorities Ia Cor
sca and held in service In the Italian army. As
Corsica Is In France the rumOrs were regarded as
suspicious. 1t appears that Mr.. Cipriani having
gone to Europe 70 settle q large inheritance due
TO him, the Italian consul At Bastia raised some
question as TO the proper form Of proof OF Ameri-
can citizenship, which would enable him W GER
TRY MI. Ciprianis papera He finally agreed to &C.
cept certificate from the y. s. consular agent.
TIE PRESIDENT HAS APPROVED the act providing
for an International marine conference TO secure
greater safety for LIE and property ct sea- the act
for o bridge over the Cumberland River; the act
relating 70 the record OF wills In the district OF
Columbia; the act to incorporate the Reform
School for Girls In the District OF Columbia; the
act in regard to the public building at wichita,
KAN; the acts for the relief OF Alfred Head and
Christopher Colt; the act to nx the status In the
Navy Of certain cadet engineers; the act 70 amend
section 685 OF the Revised Statutes relating to the
District Of columbia; the act for bridge across
Snake River and Clear Water River: the joint
resolution correcting errors IN the legislative,
executive and judicial appropriation bill the JOINT
resolution relating 70 the pages OF the House Of
Representatives; and the acts granting pensions
to Hattie X. Painter, Arundel W. Beach, Rachel
Plummei, Amelia Hlnyer, ChAA T1dmarsh, Peter
Thompson, Matilda BleunneF, Jno. R WhoelOck,
Judson knight, Mary J. Ac0regor, sarah n WI
coz, Ann Auinsous and Ann verueuil