Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-09-19
The Anti-Lottery and the River and
Harbor Bills Are Laws.
PRESIDENT EZETA RECOGNIZED
Ex-Congressman Davis Chose'
Director General of the Fair.
IRELAND AROUSED BY THE ARRESTS
THE PRESIDENTS SIGNATURE.
1t Adorns and WHITES the River and
Harbor and Lottery Bills.

CREssoN. Sept. 19-The President this morn
ing approved the anti-lottery and river and
harbor appropriation bills. He also attached
his approval to the resolutions adopted by
Congress in eulogy of Hon. Samuel J. Randall
Of Pennsylvania and David Wilbur and y. W.
Nutting of New York.
CoSsUf. REcoGNIZED.
The President has recognized Francisco LAM
ber,inghi as consul general for Italy at San
Francisco.
FEW NOMINATIONS.
He has also sent to Washington the following
nominations: John a. Riner of Wyoming To be
United States district judge for the
dlstric: of Wyoming: Denj. F. Fowler
of Wyoming, TO be United States at
torney for the district of Wyoming,
aud John p, Rankin of Wyoming TO
be United States marshal for the
district OF Wyoming. Second Lieut.. Charles l..
Potter, corps OF engineers. TO be first leuten-
ant, vice Spencer, Resigned. Additional Second
Lieut.. Chester Harding, to be Sec
ond lieutenant, corps of engineers,
U.SA., vice Potter, promoted
MAY BE MR.. wANAMAKER's GUEST.
Mr.. Tibbott Of the executive office, who
brought to the President the antiIottery and
river and harbor bills. reports that the Execu-
tive Mansion, having been undergoing exten.
sive repairs, is yet uninhabitable and that il
would be imprudent for the Presi-
dent and his family to remain
in the house permanently for some days
to come. In these circumstances the President
will remain here until some time next week,
then. if compelled to return to Washington be.
fore the house is habitable. he will probably
| accept the hospitality OF Postmaster General
Wanamaker or some one of the other cabinet
officers until he can tako his family to the
White House.
ANOTHER OUTING.
MIR. Boyd has arranged to give the President
| another days outing. Tomorrow at 8 a. m. g
special train with the President and member
Of his family will leave here for Clearfeld
Houtsdale. Phillipsburg and Carwinsyilie
which towns are located in the bituminou,
coal regions The presidential party will
| travel in Vice President Thomson's privat,
| car. Upon reaching the coal field
the miners will be excused from duty and q
parade OF several thousand miners will pass IN
review of the executive. The trip will occupy
| the entire day. The arrangements for the
Presidents reception and entertainment by
| the citizens OF the coal region will be under
the immediate supervision of Hon. William IL
Dill OF Clearfield, Pa.
THE ONLY GUESTS.
The presidential family are the only guests
left in the cottage and the hotel will be de-
serted by night Tomorrow morning it will
close its doors.
COMING home.
Secretary Halford's family will return to
Washington some time tomorrow.
A PRocL AVIATION.
The President today issued the following
proclamation:
To whom it may concern: Whereas, il has
been represented to me that by reason of the
drought which has prevailed in the Indian
territory and in the adjoining states
the execution of my proclamation OF February
IL, $780, requiring the removal of all live stock
from the Cherokee outlet on or before October
l would work great hardship and loss not only
to the owners of stock herded on the strir
but TO the owners of cattle In the adjoining
states, and
Whereas, the owners of all cattle now herded
upon the outlet have submitted to me a propo-
sition III writing whereby they agree to remove
one half of their stock from the outlet on OF
before November / and the residue thereof
and all their property and employees OIL or be-
fore December next, and abandon all claims
in said outlet.
Now. therefore. l. BENJAMIN Harrison, Presi.
dent OF the United States, do give notice and
proclaim that the time heretofore fixed for
the removal OF the live stock herded upon
said outlet is extended to November / as to
one-half thereof and to December next as to
the residue thereon and as to all property and
employees.