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Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-10-05
8. Cleveland. Q. Andrews 10. Cooney. II.
Procser. 12. Canavan. Is Nichols. "a.
OMAHA BASEBALL CLUE.

Frank @. Selee, the most popular and sue
cessful manager In the Western association,
was born in Amherst. N. H., thirty-one years
ago. He was from earliest childhood inter
ested in the national game, and formerly
played in amateur clubs In and about Boston.
His 1rst experience as . manager was in
1854, when be took charge Of the waltham,
Mass, club, In the Massachusetts, state league
In the fall Of that year the Lawrence, Mass. |,
club purchased . part Of the Waltham team,
and Selee went with It, The Lawrence team
won the championship Of that season. In IS
no was engaged as manager Of the Haverhill,
Mass, club, a member Of the New England
league, and brought bis team through the
season in third place. He managed the same
team during the following year, VIII" hey
secured second place in the race
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-10-05
FASHIONS FOR THE FAIR
OLIVE HARPER WRITES OF THE
LATEST NEW YORK STYLES.
Young Ladies' Who Attempt 20 Dress Ae-
cordins to the Prevailing Node Nus:
Practice New Movements-A First Com
munion Robe Beautiful Bonnets.
Especial Correspondence

New YORK, Oct. Stall, slim, grace
full and slow Of movement is the fashion.
able young lady of today. That is to say
she is as much Of all these as she can pos.
sibly manage to be. The slender effects
and rigid lines Of the seasons garments
do not admit Of brusque or angular move
ment, and SO the young lady that was
inclined to kittenish movements or care
less grace in flowing gowns has had tc
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-10-05

A. Automatic water regulator B. Water tower.
G. Floors. d. Turbine wheels Z, Water motors
Y. Shafting and pulley TO connect power TO ma.
chincry. u. Wall standing at base OF bluff II
Water from feed canal l. Escape Of waste water
under wheels. J. Pipes Leading water from base
Of tower to motors and turbine wheels.
wEAvER'S SCHEME.
Of the world where engineering has LATE
ly been done. Paris uses it in manufac-
turing establishments extensively. 1t is
conveyed in pipes similarly to gas, and
works on the same principle as steam,
and with equal pressure is equally as ef-
fective. With this plan in operation the
whole Of the surrounding country may
DO covered with manufactures run by
the cheapest motive power in the world.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-10-05
Epoch,

The transition from long, lingering and pain
full sickness to robust health marks an epoch In
the life of the Individual. Such a remarkable
event is treasured In the memory and the
agency whereby the good health has beon at
tiined Is gratefully blessed. Hence II is that SO
much is heard In praise Of Electric Bitters. SO
many feel they owe their restoration to health,
to the use OF the Great Alternative and Tonic. II
you are troubled with any disease Of Kidneys,
Liver Stomach, of long or short standing,
ters Sold at 60c and 81 per bottle at II. b. Coch-
rams Drug store, 1877 and lS9 North Queen street,
Lancaster. Pa.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-10-05
Bucklen,s Arnica saiye.

THE BEST SALvE In the world for Cuts, Bruises
Sores Ulcers, Salt Rheum, Fever Sores, Tetter,
Chappcd Hands. Chilblains, Corns, and all
Skin Eruptons, and positively cures Piles, or
feet satisfaction, or money refunded Price Is
cents per box. For sale by ii. B. Cochran,
Druggist, Nos. 1877 and l39 North Queen street,
Lancaster. Pa. tune27-lyd
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-10-05
Uarrtapes.

nENTISTRr.
r. u. MCCASKEl,
NORTH QUEEN n ORANGE SIS. CSoutheast
Corner1 Graduate tn Dentistry and AnE>-
thetics of Philadelphia Dental College. Ap-
pontments made hy mail for any week day
a. IN. To y. IN. Patients visited at their
homes city or country. Reasonable charges.
All work war; anted. LoCAT,oS.-IialfWay BE-
tween L. X. X. Station and Centre square. Eu-
uance-FiTst door on Orange street.
sep96mdSw
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-10-05
PEKlN'S GREAT TEMPLE.
BEAUTY AND SIGNIFICANCE OF THE
TEMPLE RECENTLY BURNED.
China Has Two Great Branches Of the
MongoIlan Race and Several Religions,
but Is Striving for Homogencity and
Toieration-Descri Of Pekin.

HE Temple Of
Heaven" one Of
the old and fa-
nous structures
in Pekin, has been
destroyed by fire,
and un der cir
C u m 3 { a n C e 8
which to the Chi
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1889-02-20
MheeInen In Cnnv nlinn.

New YnnK Fib. 19-The National League
OF American Wheelmeu beSan thsir annual
session yesterday ut the Grand Union Ho
tel. This organ zation has nearly l3.OOC
members aud is represented 10 every State
aud Territory. The fol owing officers we're
elected for the ensuing year: Charles H.
Lusc'mb, OF B'ooklyn, N. Y, president, !,
James r. Dunn, Of Ohio, vice president
William Brewster, OF st. Louis, treasurer;
A. Bassctt, Of Boston, secretary After the
election, retiring president Kirkpatrick
read brief address which was recapitu.
lation Of the leagues history since he was
elected Secretary Bas'ett thea real hi,
annual rcpIrt which showed remarkably
nlOuri hing condition Of affairs In every do
partment. The rep ,rt OF tho treasurer toll
lowed and the meeting adjourned.
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1889-02-20
The Cycl ne's work in Georyla

ATLANTA. Tia, f b. lO.-The southeastern
part OF B nks County was visited by ter
r tic cyclone before daybreak Monday
morning. The house of Thoma' Stevenson
was blown to pl css and the whole family
were lifted up and carried high into the air
Stevenson and on Of his sons were blown
into tree and killed The remainder Of
The family we g seriously, II not fatally In
jured. W. NJ. Meal 'rs' hluse was similar
Iy torn TO pieces, and both Meadors aud his
wife were killed by falling tlmbers. Twelve
other persons were hurt BY flying timDers
aud being blown against trees AMI houses.
The storm passed on TO Nicholson. place
IN the gainesville Il Jefferson railroad,
where dozen hou 'es were torn from their
foundations aud SC Itterel In all directions.
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1889-02-20
RsvivnlIats crrate Trouble.

GLzxs FALLS, N. Y, Feb. i9.-Two reviv-
alists named Mclean and Willis have been
holdln, meetings here for the past six
weeks, and have stirred upa great deal OF
excitement In religious circles. Their un-
sparing criticisms upon the ordinary meth
ods OF preaching have caused the regular
pastors much annoyance. Rev @. l.. Coll
yer, Of the Methodist church, read his res
igna lon ut the service on sunday saying II
had been Intlmated that he was landing In
the way OF the $50 co lverts said to have
been made by the revivalists. Other minis
ters may do likewise.
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1889-02-20
HARRIsON's ADVISERS.
Generally Como sded That the Cab
met Has Been Chosen,
Blaine. Window, Thomss, Noble. wana-
maker, Rusk nnd the Two Millers
VIII Probably sit ut the
Council Board.
THE SLATE.

TIE SLATE.
INohHAPoLIs Feb l9-There is every
rea on 10 believe that General Harrison will
no. make pubic the names of his Cabinet
officers until after his Inauguration. Under
character can be obtained. Thereare excel
lent grounds for stating howe er, that the
eight executive officers have been decided
upon, aud that, unless 1t is deemed advisa-
bic to change the list b,twcen now and
March 4, the nominations OF the following
named wi be sent to the Senate:
For Secretary OF State-lames G. Blaine.
Treasury -W..liam Window, Of Mime
sofa
War-Jeremiah Risk OF Wisconsin.
Navy-John r TponHs Of Illinois
INTERIOR. u. Mob c, OF Mis- souri,.
Attorney icnoral-W. ii. Ii. Miller, ofIn-
dianl.
Postmaster Genepal--Jobn Wauamaker,
OF p nus, lvnnn
Agr r"llurc-Warner Mil er, of New York.
H. lends Oi the Presldcnt-elect believe that
this Is the list to-day aid TINT IL will stand,
unles' Alr. Miller declines the Agricultural
portfolio.
The News referring to he list as given
dbiv says: This is the Cabinet OF the
Harrison Almini trltion. II IL appea
within the next lew divs that there l. any
good rclsDn why one or two OF the men who
raw been clIsen should not be taken into
the cicle OF t..e Pre- ,iilcntial advisers,
chang II nay b, n d. bit It ,un lerstood
nj ihis in aft,r wing clrefully consd.
crel tl inio mat on c nc rnng them that
could be obained, that IL is not the inten
tiOn Of the Pres lent-elect to make any
changes. However, II is still within his
power TO leave 0ut any or ali Of them named
excepting Mr.. Bldine-wthout breaXing
ANY p misses and all of RS OF Cabinet Do-
sitions viii, II Is sa Il, b. held under his con-
trol for II few i,ys longer. II is with this
re- erva Ion Tat mtlmatio1' OF his inteu-
tions have been communicated to the gem
tlrmin who have been chosen AMI +, their
I lends. In m liking his selections General
Iurrispn has been extremely cautious, but
still lie his sregarded political influences
aud con 'idera ions that wiul have had de-
termlning force with other men. Back OF
the CHbi e there Is supposed to be an idea
peculiarly General Harrson's own, and In
I ut iui ther Is principle. The key TO II
ali will be ,und In his inaugural address,
IN which will b. very strongly emphasized
the cvi service prime pie which, IL has been
determined, shall characterize tue admins
traliOn through ut, from tbs Cabinet down
to the lower branches Of public service"
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1889-02-20

READING, Pa, Feb. l9.-Nollces OF reduc-
tions in wages OF iron workers, IN take effect
about March |, having recently been made In
Read ng Harrisburg Pottstown. Pottsville,
Birlsboro and other places, II Is said that
joint meeting OF delegates representing sll
the iron workers uf 'cted In thsse cite will
he he'd shortly TO decide whether or not To
accept II the reduction |, made II will
bring pulders' wages down TO IS and g. 25
per ton, which is lower THAI for many years,
and all ther employees will be reduced from
seven to ten per cent. The employees affected
by the notices Of reduction number between
3,O0J and 1000
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1889-02-20
Verdict Against the Refrigerator Car Trust

New YoRK Feb. lD.-The suit OF George
NJ. Rollins against the Chicago Refrigerating
Car Company, which has been on trial for
ten days before Jus ice Andrews and Jury
In the Supreme Curt, euded yesterday the
jury givinga verict for the plaintiff Of
a,ll4. The defendant controls the Tiffany
patent for the manufacture Of relrgerating
cars. The plaintiff claimed he had en- en-
ployed TO establish car trust. and that he
obtained for this purpose sl0l ,0oj from Post,
Martin x Co., oil New York. and tl4i.0JO
from E. W. Clark, Of Phi adelphia. Mr..
Rollins demanded commission OF five per
cent under an agreement with the presl-
tent of the company.
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1889-02-20
Met MIlh q Warm RsceptIon.

INDIANAPOLIS. Feb. l9.-Charles Harris
(CarI Pretze J. OF Chicago who wants 70
10 Governor OF Alaska, was here again yes
terday presenting his claims for the position
and reconmendations and letters from vari.
ous persons. Colonel Smith, OF New NJ sxico.
and J. Il. Cheney and Rw.J. W. Dinsmore,
of Bloomington, Ill, also call d on General
Harrison 10 pay their rep,cts Mr.. Dlns-
mors 1, the man that denied the s. ory dur.
Ing the campaign that General Harrison had
denounced the Irish In speech at Bloom.
ington some years before. The General
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1889-02-20
SHE ROBBED The MAILS.

Hattie Stephenson, q Young Lady Em-
piVy ain the Post-ofIlce Mt WeiisvIiie,
o., Arrested for Opening Letters and
rtc Hing money Therefrom.
CLEVELAND, Feb. l9.-Hattie A. Stephen.
son, o well dressed young woman, was
brought from Wellsville, o., Monday morn
ing BY Deputy Uhited States Marshal George
r. Mckay on the charge OF robbing the
.lails Miss Stephenson was chief clerk In
the WelIsville post-offi ., where It is said
she robbed letters Of checks and money az.
gregatiug some 500. The affIir first came
TO tie notice OF the postal authorities
through the management OF the Columbi-
ana Mutual Insurance Company, OF New
Lisbon. Several policy-holders had mailed
remittances ut Wellsville which failed TO
reach their destinat on<
inspectors Sal men and Holmes were dc.
tallel TO work UP the case. They soon dis
covered that Miss Stephenson was guilty,
and during the recent sess on OF the United
stat sgran jury an indictment was re-
turned against her. The chief OF police OF
Wellsvlll' was wired to arrest the woman,
and depu McKiy went down on u late train
Saturday Miss Stephenson was out OF
town, but her father assured Mckay that
she would b. fOrthcO Mug on sunday even
Ing Tie Il, patty Miss Stephenson and her
father aud brother came TO Cfev 3laud to.
gether aud on arrival she was released on
FL, VI bai until the earrivI Of Judge Welk,r.
Mr. Stephen on Is a merchant at We Is
vile. anl is ole OF tn1 most r5spe ;te | c.ti-
sens OF the place. Miss Stephen 'In has
hitherto borne a Up tless record aud her
{ lends are in deep sorrow over ber situa-
ton.
Miss Stephenson was taken before Judge
Welker ye terlIy tornoon, when she
pleaded guil TO two indictm 'ntS ror rob
bing the mails. She was all Iwel to return
hOme on Sl.OJO bail pending sentence.
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1889-02-20
ur.Inr and KIclIns . MurIer-r.s corp.s.

turslug and Kicking u Murier-r's Corpse.
GLENvILLE, Mimi, Feb. l9-The body Of
Joseph Chemeleke, the Bohemian, who,
Friday night killed Mrs. NJ L. Chemeleke.
his half brothers. wife, her two daughters.
aged six and eleven years. respectively, aud
then committed suicide, was taken TO his
fathers home Sunday night A mber OF
the former friends OF the dead man gath
cred about the body. Some OF them man.
70 ted their disal proval Of the crime by
muttered curses, while others attempted TO
kick the body. The only cause suggested
for the murder Is the fact that one OF the
murd red girls had testified against Cheme.
leke In recent law silt IL is believed
that the murderer had an aocomplice. 1t is
reported that the partner TO the crime Is
known and that his arrest will soon follow.
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1889-02-20

New YoRK, Feb. i9.-C. P. Huntington
withdraws from oil his railroad properties
east OF the Mississippi shortly, retaining
coIirol Of the Southern Pacific only. The
N wport News Il Mississippi Valley, the
Chesapeake & Ohio, the Cleveland. Colum-
bus, Cincinnati & Indianapolis and the Gin
cinnati, Indiannp lis. 1t. Louis & Chicago
roads will be consolidated into new sys-
tenn Of which President Ingalls,, OF the "Big
Four" will probably be at the head.
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1889-02-20

BIRMISonAN, Ala, Feb. ia big rain
storm in Snelby County Suilay night,
endo with tornado yesterday morning.
Tde track OF the storm Is some distance
from any railroad, and the particulars re-.
ceived are meagre. The path OF the torna.
do was twenty mics In len 9Th aud crossed
a rather thickly settled country. A large
number OF houses we're unrooIel or blown
down. cattle ard hor- -es killed aud a number
ef people badly injured. tits reported that
five or six prsons were ki ID outright The
damage is estimated at $4,000
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1889-02-20

SPRIN0PiELD Mo-, Fab. 10. = Deputy
Unied States Marshal Willis arrived here
Sunday with Judge Pejen, OF st. Clair
County, In custody. Several months ago q
warrant was sworn out against the Judge
FOR refu al to levy a speca, tax 10 pay inter-
est Oh railroad bonds. He had many friends,
and the Uuited states authorities had
trouble In trying TO arrest him. Final y
strategy was resorted u. The judge was
induced TO go 70 fox hunt and when sepa-
rated fryn his friends the arrest was made.
The iudpe is now In Jail
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1889-02-20

PAiIs, F b. 1o.-rhe corre1ponIent OF the
Petit NJ, at ~ Salvador, In the Cong
Free tate says that u courier ha, arrlv at
that acc from the west coast, wno states
that u rcport ls current there that Henry
H. Stanley was killed IN 10 a light vita the
ma ives near Mangambe. The courier re.
ports that several instruments wnich have
bsen identified a. belonging 10 Stanley have
been sold by the NATIVES. Tho report is not
credited here.
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1889-02-20

TEoUMsEu. Mich. Feb. i0.-Frank Silvers,
who numbered his wife and two daughters
Mondiy morning not having uttered word
since the shooting. In n letter, which wus
found yesterday, Sllvers directed the city
marshal 70 dispose of his property and TO
erect q monument 70 himself aud family,
but gave no reason for his horrible crime
further than that II was q mystery that
would remain unsolvel
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1889-02-20

CnARLEsroS VIVA, Feb. i9.-There we're
two ballots taken Monday for United States
Senator The Democrats broke badly, elev-
en- Of them leavin, Kenna, six OF whom
voted for Wilson. The closing vote stood I:
Con, ~; Kenna, 30; Wilson, g; rest seal ter
ing; necessary TO q choice Il. There was a
rulnor last night which gained credence, 10
the eifsct that secret arrangement had
been made whereby the three Labor mem
bers will vote for and elect Goff today, and
that Carr will then be ele ted Governor.
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1889-02-20

PITrsBURoH, Feb. l9-The schedule for
the special train TO convey GenerAl Harrl-
son from indianapolis 10 Washington was
made up In this city yesterday. The Presi-
dent-elect will occupy the special car Of
President Roberts, Of the Pennsylvania
railroad, and will leave lndlauap lis about
noon on Monday, February %, passing
through this city at 2:l5 u M. February 20,
and arrive at Washington At 2;3O p. m. the
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1889-02-20

NEW ORLEANS, La, Fob. i9.-rhe Cotton
Palace, constructed under the direction Of
the Ladies' Charitable Aid Association In
Lafayette Square, was opened last night.
Addresses were made hg Governor Nichols
and Mayor Shakespeare and an oration was
delivered by Judge Fennor, OF the State Su.
preme Court The building was crowded,
many prominent citizens being present.
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1889-02-20


BALTIMoRs, Feb. l9- no Sun w ishing.
ton dispatch gives the text OF n etter from
Secretlry OF State Bayir which wi ! he
real toni slIt at th3 ann lll nc sling Of the
Christian Arbitration an Pc lrj s cttv IN
Philadelphia. Mr.. Bayar siys: "My pub
lie duties her will not permit IN to absent,
myself from Washington, bat am glad to
express my full sympathy with the object OF
the meeting. Within the last four ye Irs II
has been ithiu the sc>pe Of my Official
duty TO assist In pronotln, res rt - ar.
bltrhtion for the amicajs Il liutnj 1t of in.
ternatlonal disputes. and with the most
gratifying results. Long-stan lin cl.m3
have thu been satish Vi IN the q1'1tion3
OF IN ettlel bonn larles bt cen 9th r
States. so often diffi i;nlt Of nliui 'n,It an
which In the pat have given ri Z 10 ex.
hausting and bloody cont,ntion hivs BY
the active influence OF this Gnver ,menf,
been a city and susiIcto ily ar an ed
and n r5s ri to armed fprcj to ct ne knot
Of difficulty has been steadily r leg 10 TO
its proper place-the very last iOf rIsiler-
atiOnu
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1889-02-20
The Republican NJ rJorIty In tie Next ro,


WASHINGTON, Feb. 10 - The Supreme
Court OF Tennessee has una im1usly dc.
cided that the Governor can not be re-
strained from issuing an election certificate
to Mr.. tvans, the Republican candidate in
the Chattanooga district This is district
that the Repub cans exp ctcd but c ND not
feel absolutely sure OF, rs tn C mplixibn OF
the court Is Democratic. This u,s res the
Republicans Of a majority in the n xt House
Of ut last seven ut th organization, unless
some Of the fifteen R'?ub leans who have
not yet filed their cerliicales with the clerk
are delinquent. The only two districts IN
which certificates have not yet been i'suil
are In Wo5t Virginia. and the Republicans
have show OF getting one of them. Ia tins
case they will have nine OF u maj rity,
which ought 10 pr clude any possibility OF q
pr0tracted deal lock at the or Sanizatinn.
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1889-02-20

arrested on charge OF man'laughter. n
name Is Alexander T. Suer. 1t is conjsct
ured that Gaines, the porter, may Awe
started the pumps and caused the expl ,siou
by turning cold witer / ito an overheated
boiler, but as he is deal. no light Is likely to
be thrown on this subject.
The shock was felt all over the CITY. Win
dows for block around were smashed. Out
OF the fifty inmates OF the hotel its thought
i've may have ESCAPED unhurt, leaving
forty-tive TO be accounted for. The xperi.
ences related by some Of the survivors are
exciting. Mr.. w. M. Cav occupBl room
next To Ian iiord Ketchun'' family. Wien
he awolse be felt the b,d sink un Ter him
and then b)cam, pinned fast, with tie Ill !.
ing resting on him and unable TO m we, He
could converse with the Ketchuns who
were also helpless He WIS nbtrly lrlwlsd
by the water from the en dlei h frs re3-
cued. Mr. SnOs JIn'swts In tie rains
seven or eight hours, but he is not badly
hurt.
The work Of extcicat'ng bndie, WIS CON
tinued last niyht with tn, aid of electric
lights. Mary strangers arrive In town on
oil traini The crowds around the ruiusare
kept bac'S by the militia. So ne OF the
bodies taken out are bally d sfi .ured aud
burned, but In many cases tn rics II 9 un.
injnrei and retain no trace Of suff ring.
Three more bodies had been recovered up
to midnight. Thev are tho.o OF Nj Galoay,
proprietor OF the Uartf ri II "a d;h wife,
and Mrs. Andrew f. Viii Ing. Mrt Whit
iny's body is burnel to crisn. Tho DO ly
Of 5. J. e. PenIleton, Of Indanauoi', who
was so oic'iiig subscriptions for the lIcnd-
rick's mInum ,nt, known to b. In the
ruins. A so tho @ OF A. +. Whitnr, actu.
ary of the Hartford Life and Anunity In.
surance Company; Rev DR.. i. Hcrrln aud
wife, and night clerA Ed Perry.
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1889-02-20
Colorea oambIer KIII.d.

CHICAGO, Feb. l9.--Luther Reynolds, .
young ooIored man, was shot through tho
heart BY Walter Scott another coiorod man,
during q quarrel over gambling game IN
the basement Of Leroy Ciark's saloon, lo2
btate street sbout noon yesterday. The
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1889-02-20
AtycIone in AIal,ama.

BRMSGHAM. Ala. Feb. i0.-It Is reported
that cyclone passed through Bibb County,
fifty miles south Of here, Sunday night do.
ing great damage 70 property and causing
the los OF several lives ani injury 10 man y
persOns.
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1889-02-20
The okInhoma nIII Favnrably Reported

WASHINGTON. Feb. nth Senate Com.
mittee on Territories yesterday decided 70
report favorably the Springer bill TO organ.
lze the Territory Of oklahomI, Messrs.
Platt and Butler Is ,entlng The latter will
report subs itute for tbs bill authorizing
tie Government 10 treat with the Iudian
nations for the extinguiShnent OF their
titles TO the lands includ within the limit.
OF the proposed Territory preparatory
the organization Of the Te, rilory. Ou.eI
members OF the committee were not at0-
gether satl, a sd with the bill, but MT so dis
satisfied as " cause them TO oppose II.
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1889-02-20

wAsinsorox. Feb 49, : Representative
Buttsrworth viii ihtroducs Q resolution In
the House to-day requesting the President
70 invite the members of tho Canadian Par
lament 70 Walt The United etstss In May.
ed spsropriats si5o,ooo for their entertAin-