The Montana post., 1868-09-11
Supplement to the Montana Post.

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ing In the lake. but nothing to indicate
what caused the disaster.
Poughkeepsie, Sept. s.-GeneTal Ketchum
has been unanimously renominated for Con-
gress by the Republican Convention.
Atlanta, Sept. 9.-In the House a message
has arrived from the Governor inclosing the
report of the committee in the case of per
sons applying for seats vacated by the ex-
PEELED negroes, In which is renewed the con-
stitutional question. The States onstitution
clearly gave the negroes the right TO hold
office Pending the reading n motion was
made 10 table 1t as direct insult to the
House. The motion was not sustained. The
following resolution was intr oduced
Resolved, That TINT portion of the com
munIcatlon from the Governor, rejecting
upon the legislative action deciding on the
eligibility of free persons of color to Office
under the constitution, be returned to the
Governor wish the following resolution
Resolved, That the members of both Houses
ATE the judges of what qualifications for
the members OF each House, and not the Gov
ernor. They the keepers of their own
cons"lences and not his Excellency
A resolution was passed to swear in the
candidates having the next highest votes,
who are not ineligible under the Sd section
OF the 4th amendment. Several new MEM
bers were sworn in and took their seats.
Chicago, Sept. 10.-A fearful accident
occurred on the Rock Island and Pacific
Railroad yesterday, two miles this side
OF Iowa City. The bridge was down
when the train going west came up.
The engine leaped into the chasm drag
ging three crowded cattle cars and on.
car of wheat after il, piling them in
confused mass upon each other The
last car made the pile so high that il
prevented the passenger cars from fol-
lowing. The engineer and fireman were
both killed, the head of the former be-
ing severed from the body. No other
persons were injured. Many cattle were
killed and the wheat destroyed.
New York. Sept. 10-Western Union
Telegraph 335Cl349.
Rev. X. j. Dashill, of Orange, as been
elected President of Dickinson College
in the place OF II. NJ. Johnson, deceased.
j. Is. Roberts, eX President of Libe-
ria, and wife, arrived in Baltimore ON
Tuesday. Everything in Liberia Is re-
ported prosperous.
Washington, Sept. 1U.-Secretary Nc
Culloch gives official notice that on and
after Monday next all the 7:3O notes
must be forwarded direct to the Treas
ury at Washington for redemption.
New York, Sept. 10.-The Citizens
Association have published n letter to
the public in reference TO pauperism in
liLns are expended annually in private
and public charities, and they propose
To so organize the expenditure that it
nay result in more benefit and relieve
the taxation for that purpose. The
Charity Commissioners have established
a labor bureau to which the Association
calls the attention of all interested
Paris, Sept. 10.-Queen Victoria leaVps
here for England this evening.
London, Sept. 10.-The cab strike is
at an end.
Florence, Sept lot is reported that
Italy has requested a withdrawal of the
French troops from Rome.
Vienna, Sept. 10.-Dispatches received
here state that the Bulgarian insurgents
have formed a provisional government
on Balkan Mountains.
Detroit, Sept lO--The town of Warren,
Macomb County, has been visited by destruc-
tive tornado which damaged property to the
amount Of $780, 900. No lives lost.
Paris, Sept l0.-The Emperor reviewed the
troops at Chalons to-day. Each regiment
was cheered with great enthusiasm.
Queen Victoria was the guest of Lord Lyons
in this city. No ceremony was observed by
her majesty, but privacy was strictly main
tained.
Reports are circulated that the Emperor has
consented to an interview with the Queen of
Spain.
Florence, sept. lot is reported that
Garibaldi has left Caprara for Naples, to at
tend Congress of the Democrats of that city.
Constantinople, Sept. l0.-Ihe extIaordin
sry concession made To Admiaral Farragut by
the Sultan, in permitting the flag ship Frank
lin to pass through the Dardanells and enter
the Bosphorus, has given rise to a vast amount
of comment in diplomatic circles here. The
report that this permission bad been denied,
which was extensively circulated few days
ago, was without foundation. The consent
of the Sultan accorded in u most gracious
manner, a compliment to the Admiral and
the country represented by him.
Madison, Wis. Sept. 10.-The Republicans
of the First District have renominated General
Paine to Congress; in the Fourth District, l..
K. FTisby is nominated
st. Paul, Sept. l0--The Democrats have
nominated Eugene NJ. Wilson to Congress
Atlanta, Sept. 10.-The Governor has issued
proclamation warning the people that drill
ing and exercising in military tactics with
arms, by any organized body except the army,
Is unauthorized and unlawful, against peace
and order and must be mmediately suspended.
He says that persons distinguished for their
hostility to the United States and the State,
are promoting said acts of violence by public
ly denouncing the laws unconstitutional aud
void, and that the result of said acts of vio-
lence and insurrectionary appeals are manifest
In the rapidly increasing disposition, on the
part of those who maintain the validity of
the laws of Congress and the State govern
ments, which have been established TO protect
themselves by arms against such combinations
against civil rights. He quotel from
General Grant parole given to Lees army, to