, 1890-05-08
Both Of Them Given to the
Press.
WEDDING OF GOVERNOR TOOLE
Tho Ceremony Witnessed by Only
u Few Friends-Idaho and
Wyoming.
special service OF tho REVIEWS Washington
Press Burcau.l

report which they had printed. and be-
fore presenting 1t waited Tor the mi
nority. Tho three members of the
minority, Messrs. Reagan, Jones, of
Arkansas, and German, made a minor
lty report, or rather one which was pre-
pared by Director Powell, OF tho geo
logical survey, and abstracts were pre-
pared which were to-day furnished the
press. The majority boirg informed,
gave out their report also, and the
reports have been sent out before being
submitted to the senate.
The committee on the matter of the
transfer OF the irrigation management
To the agricultural department report
ON the grave character OF the bill. Sew
eral Western members of the committee
are opposed to the Powell plan. Powell,
In return. Il opposed to any experimen.
tai boring for artesian wells, and Insists
upon complete Typographical survey
before an irrigation survey is made.
The majority charge Powell with mis-
management OF the funds, and the mi.
nority charge tnat the bill of the ma
Iority Is in the interests OF the stock
owners and against the farmers. IL may
be- that irrigation will be made a party
measure before 1t Is finally disposed oil.
Governor TooIe'. Wedding.
Governor Joseph roole, OF Montana,
and Miss Lilly Rosecrans, daughter OF
General william 7. Rosocrans, were
married at the parochial residence of
St Matthews church In this city to-day.
The ceremony was witnessed by only n
lew intimate friends. General Rose
Grams entered the room with the bride,
who wore travelling dress from Worth
Of myrtle greon ladies' cloth. The skirt
was made with tho front of
three immense box pleats, elabor-
ateIy braided in black. The
back OF the skirt was plain and full.
The jacket and coat were OF green cloth.
and were both braided with black silk
In rich pattern. The hat was q black
turban, close fitting and trimmed with
black velvet and gross grain ribbon, and
gold ornaments. Tho gloves were OF
tan color.
General Rosecrans wore black and
white mixture for trousers, and his
usual deep-skirted Prince Albert coat.
iho hio'h "Oic euteNa1 toat WIN
dark trousers.
hfter the ceremony General Rosecrana
with Miss Hessey, of Maryland, and
Miss Georgine Canipfield, the artist, who
Witnessed the wedding. escorted the
bride and groom to the train. The gov
ernor and his bride will visit uiany cities
East and will take trip to Alaska be-
fore settling In Helena. Many wedding
presents were sent by well-known peo-
pie. Mv. and Mrs. Chauncey NJ. Depew.
senator and Mrs. Stanford and General
and Mrs. Mrs. NewtonberR were among
the donors.
Post otnces Established.
Washington Port William, ClNl-
lam county, with &. &. bowman as post
mastori at Chelan, Okanogan county,
With Benton I.oyeiace rs postmaster; at
Wenonah, Clallam county, with Lucy
A Bradshaw as postmistrcss.
Oregon-At Minerva, Lane county.
with James T.. Bay as postmaster, at
Pleasant Valley, Baker county, with
Thomas B. Moore as postmaster.
Idaho and wyoming Must wait.
Senatorial cou urtesy received a shock
to-day when an effort was made to
postpone the confederation of the silver
bill and give Idaho and Wyoming the
right OF way. IL had been agreed by
tho republican caucus committee that
the silver bill should be postponed. Sen.
ator Beck's death lost two days which
were to have been devoted to Idaho and
Wyoming and 1t was proposed
TO work the courtesy claim,
and give silver the go by, but
Senator Vest objected, saying that the
only object Tor admitting these states
wss to make room for two senators from
Idaho and two from Wyoming. As the
silver bill had been made the special or.
der the Missouri senator was able TO
cause its consideration, and the two new
wor ld-be states will wait for u few weeks
before being admitted.
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Cbaor,. In IN. A,,nx.
The war department has issued or
ders Tor many changes in the stations OF
ohicors III tue pay department, and
among 'he most important are those in
the department OF Dakota Major
oi the DIVISION OF the Atlantic, has been
oraereu 70 se faui Tor uuty as the chiei
paymaster OF the department Of
Dakota, ming tho vacancy caused
by tue promotion oil william Smith
70 10 payhAs,er general OF the army
go o., uo,.na NJ ,o@.,ass s
and Major A E. natte who has besn n