Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-04-20

the Presidential Centennial Party
AnrnInlHtenfa.

fBy telegraph 90 the Dispatchl
WASHINGTON, April Messrs. King and
Vuherbee. oi the New York Centennial
Committee. were at The Waite House and
STATE Department to-day making arrange.
m,u's for the transportation OF the presi.
GENITAL party 10 New YORK on the Oc-
c.,.an 81 the centennial celebration.
According 10 the present arrangement the
residential train viii leave MashngtOn
.arf Monday morning, the 29th, bearing
tae President, his Cabinet, and their FAINT
l- Arriving ~ Elizabeth, \. D., about =
90 - O'Clock. they Niil breakfast with Gov
tinur Greene. ~ New Jersey. The party
u.i then proceed 70 Ehzabcthporl, " here
t.,, viii taar The boat for New / ork city.
I.ndIng - the wharf where Washington
.f.pp,d ashore the party Win proceed 20 the
tlis iaIl ,n1 listen % the Grafton to he de-
lf.fcJ ov NT. thauU'ey DePew.
Ai,cr luucbeou President Harrison VIII
bod d reception for two hours, and VIII then
Dr. driven o. the fii'h-Avenue Hotel lie
will also attend The ball Monday night.
secretary Blaine ha- promised the commit
o., ta.t he Wiu respond 90 the toast The
House oi Representatives al the banquet
iu,-ias night
TO YgESERVE law AND ORDER.
Hour clerk. who are thoroughly informed
Offices lr't ihe General Land Ofiicc to-day for
Guthrie aud King FISHER stage station, in
O,iohoma. 90 assist the local land officers.
Thc following order, supposed 10 have re-
suited from the Cabinet meeting this alter
noon. has lust been sent by telegraph 10 the
commanding General OF the Division Of MIS-
tourl, 20 Chicago:
ArJUI.NrGENEEAL's OFFICE,
WASHINGTON, April 10. 1889.
Bv direction 81 the Major Genela 81 The fol-
loving - com.nuu Gated:
The Presldcul directs that General Mer-
gift sct in conjunction Wild ihe mArshalS o.
ibc nited States courts having jurisdiction
ln che country opening 10 settlement under
The Presidents recent proclamation TO pre-
serve peace, aud VIII. upon requistiou OF
such mafssals or their duly authorized
deputic4 use the troop, UuCeI his command
90 sii them 10 executing warrants. making
arrests. and qUchns any riots or breaches
OF the peace THAI may occur. he viii use his
influence 10 promote peace ana good ordet,
aud VIII take every proper measure to avoid
sny corlic: OF arms between Or with The
settlers.
He viii slso zee that the laws relating 20
TIE introduction OF ardent spirits INTO the
Indian couoiry are enforced. careful en-
forcement % thrse provisions will do very
very much to promote good order
j. &. kuroN,
Assistant Adjutsnt.General.
NAVAL MATTERS.
A. the work Of htiug out and furnishing
The new gubboat Yorktown progresses ii Il
found thsi The accommodations forward for
the officers are 50 lmitej that IL Nill pTODa-
bly, b. necessary 10 sacrifice 10 their needs 4
part OF the commOdiOns quarters set apart
o. fhs nae ~ fhe t'augetn Vbfs work can
be- done 81 the ugyy-ysFd aud without put
ting the vessel out Of com mission.
The new cruiser Charleston was 10
have started from san Francisco on
her trial trip to-day. The intention
YVES 10 take her Ss far south as
san Diego IN order that water might be
found Of sufficient depth 10 permit OF high
speed. Z here Is some anxiety felt at the
Navy Department a. 70 the result OF The
Cbareston's trial a. the requirement ~ The
matter OF horse. power is very severe. Under
contract stipulation the engines must show
1000 Indicated horsepower for four con-
fecutiye hours, which 10 expected TO result
10 over decentralization speed. Re
ports have Tsscbed The department that the
celebrated japanese cruiser Nan Wa Kan,
which formed the pattern for the Charleston.
succeeded 10 reaching this speed for ashort
dislsuce only after she bad been given eigh'
teen separate trials. but il is hoped that tbe
Charleston is an improvement upon her pro-
tOtvpe.
The board OF bureau officers which has
been considering the proposal received Tor
building the srmored coast-deIenee vessel
has completed lie work and reported TO the
Secretary Of the Navy. II " understood that
the hoard finds that II Is not possible 70
buiid the vessel under the lowest bid
tsl,6i5, 60W aod comply With the terms OF
the act OF Congress, which Gxes The total
cost u the naval rams, batteries, or other
nssa structures 10 DC built under Us au-