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The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1871-06-02
MONTGOMERY COUNTY DEMOCRATIC
CON VENII0N - VALLAEDIGHAI
REPORTS HATIJNAL PLATF02 I.

DAYTOE. Ohio. Nav Is. - The
MONTGOMERY County Convention
met TODAY. Fiftv-one persons were
present. including half a dozen curl
Gus Republicans. Delegates to the
State Convention were appointed.
ValIanIigham. from the Com
reittnn on RESOLUTIONS. reported the
nlatfor,o supnIementinu il with 2
carefully written speech. The rcso-
lutions. as follows. were prepared
bv himself:
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CONGRESSIONAL.
Third Session. XIII Scon1ren

Senate S4th.-Ths Senate took up and passed the
House BILL providing fer the celebration q the enc
hundredth anniversary of American Independence in
Philadelphia IN 1874 BY N exposition Il nanufac-
tasee. SCIENCE and art.
Miller. Senator iron Georgia. took The oatA,
The snfosceueat bin vas tskes up and after mseh
argument anally passsd-yeas - nays 10
Heass..-Ths lavsstigasisg csoaitess ssppsts O.
- eAGEss agaisst ths lsdias Coanissiee@. Ths
csanitses ~ tAsS hsve ~ Ssssd any syidses 4
fsss4 q eeruptiea % ~ psst q ~ lsdiaa Co..
oissee' bet much y sitisass asd eeD1saa, arising
partly iron tho vscioss system inAssited iron IL
past and partly from esron Of judgneut IN tie en-
stEuetou Of the statutes passed % ensure ccoaomy
and faithfulness II their adalpistratioa The Com,
nittse havs found 70 evidsscs q Any pscs,iau q
pcssoaal advantage sosght 70 b derived b ths Con
pissioass. o. any one eonneessd With hls bsrsa4
House. A--Dawes oGsseda substjtute lce The zen.
sral appsopsiatiss bfi which ~ tabled yesterday
The subseieate 10 the saas IN With q tAs appso
psiafisas foe the ~ psbIe woks, exsspe shae Tor
ths League Iaasd Navy Yasd. Anseg seAie xsns
omitted ~ IL followiag: Hsr ~ ~ Cevss.
osae esn6iegs & q lssh Ma, ~ - vsaneiaeo;
H. aDes0ieess sessse = WaAingbeo: ~ peinejae
s0es f. ~ 1tsasay DspastaaaG ~ Assay o.
= 1ssaA. 1satanA ~ n Ut vvss iasaoea y
WVseaD01nsas y ~ ~. b aaHahe - -
Iewsag ensanls; 1aasasiag ~ salisa
: viass 1ssn fsa ekee = 1tAe& iaallv -
aessosssessa e. ~ 0svV = - vsn eeaa
- e1Aeo = ose414 \ aussysi1so 0ltk0D
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THE INDIAN UAR CLAIMS.

We are in receipt from Mr. Csvanaugh of
the Report Of Gcn'l Hardjc on the Montana
Indian War Claims. He recommends an
appropriation of $5l3.343 10, ss sufficient
amount to cover all CLAIMS which should be
paid. Secretary Belknap sustains the rec.
onnaendation, and it is not improbable
the appropriation will be made this or the
next Session. We have read Gcn'l Hsrdie's
report with much pleasure. He has com.
pretended the situation. given fair report
of it. and has acted rs . faithful servant of
the government in the rigid sitting of the
militia extrayagances and swindlcs from
those accounts for property and services &C.
tually furnished at fair rates, thereby rem
dcring their payment at IN carly day, more
probable.
There is one point the General docs not
clear up in the Report, that is important.
General Sherman, it appears informed the
War Department that "the Governor and
civil authorities Of Montana had become
s.smpeded" in the Spring of 1857. Such
was not the CASE 1t is true that the mill
tia army was organized badly; that it was
much more expensive than it should have
been; that q hundred or so of moving men,
with half dozen line officers would have
been better than the ''brisadcs" and ma
jor Generals" and the grand encampments
on the Yellowstone. There was need of
something 10 re- assure the settlers in the
Gallatin Valley. Bozeman was killed and
Coover was wounded. near the settle
ments. Hostile indians in large bands were
known to be near. The Gallatin settlers
lived remote from each other in valley
accessible to war parties from several pass.
es. Gallatin Valley was the harvest field
of Montana. The farmers were just prepa.
ring to put in their grain when the fright
came, and it was the settlers that stampc.
dcd toward Virginia and Helena, leaving
their houses and fields, and appealing to
the authorities, and through the press for
assistance. The most thoughtful, considc.
rate men in Montana realized that it was
necessary to rc-assurc the settlers by action
on tho part of the authorities, or the Valley
would depopulate, and harvest be lost,
though al Indian never entered it, The
authorities acted on this view of the situa.
ton, and although many regretted the ex.
travagant folly that afterwards character
ICED the organization, none ever believed
1.-THE authorities" could have done less than
respond to the appeals for assistance, or
that they were ''stalnpeded."
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LETTER From DEER LODGE.
lFrom the Gazette, Feb. 49,
DEER LODGE, NJ. r.,
Feb. II, 1871.

You probably noticed an account q short
time since OF Tic sudden and violent death
OF our late County Treasurer, II. G. Fred.
ricGson, and the laudatory resolutions pus.
cd on the occasion. These resolutions were
fully endorsed by the people, and We, on
the outside, thought it all right aud proper
at the time, but future developments of
which the NEW NORTH. West missta,ed
the facts, and in which the Independent &C.
GUESSED by not correcting, have diss;pated
this view of the case; and whilst have no
inclination to prosecute the deceased, l do
think the tax .payers of the county arc en-.
titled to . true account Of the stewardship
OF their officers, whether living or dead, and
| herewith give you the facts in the premi.
sss rs have them from some of the promi.
nent citizens Of Deer Lodge, who know and
are not afraid to speak. BY referring to
the NEW NORTH WEST of Feb. Sd, 1871.
you will sec statement to the effect that
the late County Treasurer's account had
been or would lie adjusted satisfactorily and
without loss to the county. This 3 ate.
ment has never been corrected by either of
our county papers, consequently the i'm
preston has generally Obtained that Mr.
PREDECESSORS accounts with the county and
Territory were balanced, and that he Was
not in arrears; but tho books show there
u : balance due tho county of about g..
600, and due the Territory of about $500
There is about 5000 on deposit in Don.
nell, Clark & Larabie's bank to the credit
Of Il. q. Frcdrickson, which is in contro.
versy between the County Commissioners
and Mr.. Fredrickson's Administrator. but
should II be decided that the County il en-.
titled to this 5000. there would still be
balance back Of $500, FIR which amount
be would be detaulter. Now, acknowl.
edge that am not convcrsant will, the du-
ties of Journalist, but do think have
some little idea of their obligations to their
patrons, and, If am correct these facts
should have appeared in the NEW NeRru.
WEST and Independent some weeks since.
It you think o l do about this matter, you
will confer favor by publishing this com.
munication, and shake up the New NORTH.
West for making, and the IndependIns for
endorsing by Its silence false statement
without correction. You've JAKE.
p. S.-Thc statement that the County
would not lose anything by TIE late Treas.
urcr was literally true. Is his bondsmen
are amply able to pay the amount for which
he 10 dcfaulter. VI
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NoYGs or the DAY.

Col Geo. L. shoup, erst Of Montana, is
in Corinne.
John Creighton, Of happy memory, was
In Corinne few days since.
The Tribune started the third daily in
Salt Lake City on the LIST.
Col. G. H. Morse, of Deep, was in Boston
Feb. 10th.
Five women own and run canal boats on
the Eric canal.
Fred Coombs, at Napa, California, on the
Goth ult., shot his wife and then killed him.
self.
John Russell Young, tho able editor of
the New York STANDARD, sailed for England
Feb. 18th.
Bret Harte is going to contribute to the
Chicago art Reeiev. His first poemin that
periodical will be published early in March.
A citizen of Georgia writes that he has
applyed for a postmsstcrship," and shall
''press it with vigger."
The Senate will bc q very scdatc body
next session-thcre will he no more Revels
there.
The Central City (Col) Register is en-.
larged to 25x40, eight column jou rnsl, and
is favoritc exchange as it must be favor.
ite paper to Coloradians.
Madison Colby, the sculptor, died in San
Francisco on Feb. 1S.
Mrs. f. Upper Wilkes, the Minnesota
ciergywoman, has salary Of g., 900 year,
and is to get moro.
New York has given $4,000 to the
French fund.
Miss Winnie Rcam is Mason, and is the
only woman in America who has taken
eight degrees. Before going to Europe she
was given certificate of her advancement,
and a very handsome Masonic badse.-lSan
Fran. Bulletin.
Explanations are in order.
Toast for quiet husbands: Woman:
With all her faults We love her ssII
Lent will end April 9th.
The New York Standard is slashing up
1.-THE peculiarities of Western and South
ern journalism" by quoting characteristic
paragraphs from papers, and makes quite
an interesting feature Of it. Montana was
exempt up to Feb. 20.
N. p. Langford, Esq.,, was at St. Nicho.
las, N. Y, on st. Valentines Day.
ION the 2sth Of January, twenty eight
children at Sioux City, Iowa, enjoyed u
picnic Oh sunny hill side near the town."
We see this going the rounds as somc-
thing wonderful We haven't had any pic.
MICS, principally because the days are too
short at this season to have enough fun.
But here in Deer Lodge, five degrees north
of Sioux City, there has not been forty
days since September that all children
thrown on their own resources for food,
might not have junketed on sunny hill.
sides, with impunity, and absolute security
against all climatic effects save Sun Stroke.
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THE TERRITORY.
Montanian, 18th.

mO0t0OIaOs loSOs
The Bozcman stampeders for Clark's
Fork talk of shoveling through snow SIX
to ten feet deep to reach the mines in the
Moon. Spanish Creek, Is miles from
Bozeman, is said to prospect well in the
Pick and PIOw office. 1.-THE Pick and
P!or Office is now preparing to work So.
600 circulars to I'll . single order. How is
that for the Indian country!'" What are
they Mac. Mr.. Tomlinson has received
apatent for his grist mill invention. -. . .
Forsstelle 10 delighting Bozcman. . . Ora.
hood says be fooled" Helena out of 500
Gazette Is
A Pixies Peak correspondent SAYS the
camp will have 5000 inches Of water, and
nine hundred miners this season. .. The
Helena school is giving . series of exhibi.
billions at the Court House.
Gazette g.
The preparation of Fast Freight Lines
from Corinne to. Helena, and across the range
in the direction of Deer Lodge and TO Mis-.
soula, and the organization of the Kountz
line of steamboats, ct st. Louis for, the Up
per Missouri river evidences of general con.
fdence in the success of the coming sea.
sons business. :. A Gallatin county South.
ern Methodist discount enances the Calico
Ball in aid of the Church.
Miesoula Pioneer, -.
Moe Edinger is erecting Bank Building
at Forest City,. NORMAN says The can't
see" the P. o. at Forest City mentioned in
the NEW NORTH WEST as established.
The P. N. at louisville gave US the in.
formation. We presume service will be Or
dered a. soon - the P. NJ. files his bond.
-. Representation day At Quartz Greek is
March 1st and April Is. in the two districts.
....One Traynor was badly beaten by
another man named May. at Horne Plains.
49,. old Blue Head, the War.chicf Of the
Sun river Blackfeet, has made . treaty
with 1nez, tho Kootenai Chief. This trea.
~ secures to the Kootenoi, Pen d'Orejllc and
Flathcad Indians an unmolested passage
through the buffalo country formerly occu.
pied exclusively by tho Blackfeet, and will
result in opening war path for about 400
thieving Kootensis now infesting the val.
lcys of the Jocko and Flathead.. The
Pen d Oreilles threaten to steal tho stock at
Horse Plains... .Forty.two carpenters in
Iiseoula. .-. -.,..
ossstts. -
Judge spsatt has left virgiuis City, and
win make bic home in Salt Lake City, Utah.
Virginia made = popular demonstration Of
regard for him on his departure. MI.
OTIS Strickland and his brothers, from
Maine, returned yesterday. :. !. :. Dr.. Reece
has recovered. I'VE saw yesterday gold
brick Of the value Of 81 200. in the hands Of
Col Newman, which bore the legend, "Hsl.
ens Money Lottery, first prize, $780,"
Gazette, March /.
Tho Calico Ball last night was the treat
success OF tho season. The following
Dteamers aso advertised in the st. Louis "a
pan for Fort Benton, Montana: Carrie v.
kounts. 4ollie Moore, Hsa5y Q. Yeaeer.
Nay Lowry, Kate 2. Kounts. Peninah lax
0tockdale, Andrew Acklsy. freiRht win
p received q P1ttsour9h, On th1 Okie river,
q at eny point On the Missouri river below
Fort Benton and above New Orleaas.
These steaa,CsS announce Q determination
y deliver treights IN Heloua 8 raa0 beyond
petition Va CoGjnoa
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Senate, 1.-The naval appropriation blu was pro-
eeeded w,th The snsndlo eut p Strike ont tSs pro-
viso to pscvent The ssotOo Spsopr'atloa Tor the
north pole expedition, besc oaried to tho surplus
fund, and requiring to - usa - dsfy futsss CT
pensss Of said expedition, was gresa to
Tho amsndment was adopted to pay sseA Winners
$1,000 for his hydraulic lift i raising the Monitor
turErts.
Senate 9l-The eredentials of Senators elect Henry
Cooper Of Tennessee, and J. Il West OF Louisiana,
was presented upon the rsquce in writing Of Brown
low.
House bill for the collection o duties to the govern
msnt from Southern railroads wss taken up and pass
ed.
Hill presented communication from present and
former members Of the legislature OF Georgia. rcu'on
sratng against the character the election OF Foster
Blodgctt % U, s. Senator from that State.
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CONDEMNED Teleerans,

The Bavarians and l1,h corps were 70 en-.
ter Paris on Wednesday.
Theirs issued proclamation to the Paris
ians counseling calmness.
BY an accident near Mans6eld, Ohio, 4
passenger train was thrown off the track
and burned. Winfield Scott, of Stcuben.
vile, was dangerously hurt. An axle broke
on one of the coaches-said 10 be the result
Of gross negligence.
William and the Car have exchanged
congratulatory messages on the treaty Of
peace. .a
The miners Of Po,tsville, Penn, arc ON |.
strike.
The army appropriation bill passed the
House. March 1st.
The New York Herald snccisl reports .
light between 600 Cuban insurgents and
400 Spaniards resulting in victory 70 the ca
bans 100 6paniards killed.
The Senate amended the appropriation
Dill to allow Southern Uniontsts tor sup.
plies furnished the army: The House has
The Perrierc left New York on Wednes.
a day, with on provisions for France valued At
The First National Bank Of New York
subscribed 81, 00O, 900 to the new i've Der
cent loan, March 1st Ten millions will be
taken through this bank, and Il 10 thought
one hundred millions IN the country.
Senator Summer was In the Senate yester.
day, but Ill health will prevent his presence
again for some tima
There 10 quite squabble brewing among
the friends Of the Southern Pacific Rail.
road N C0lersas, In regard q The routa
The Pacific Railrood troubles about pay.
mCne OF Interest ON honda n likn1v IA -
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Theodore Triton, having been relieved
from the lsdspssdsss and Brooklyn Uaies,
viii hersafter edit the osISss ISe, paper
''Dsvotsd 70 ths Fres Diseussion OF I'll liv.
Ing questions In Church. State, Society,
Literature, Art and Moral Reform" Terms
O per annum. Address The Editor, Box
~, New Yosk City. II. ,TIlton . one Of
ths bsst Journalists Of Anesios, ssd ~
0olpzz Aes win y : valuable pspsE ,3lg
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The war indemnity to b paid Germany
BY France 10 ave milliards franca A mil.
lizard is il ono thousand miliiona A franc
il worth shout nineteen cents. Therefore
the indemnity i about nine hundred and
nifty million American doJlsra Az the
debt Of France before the war was about
~ sans = ~ pssssas dsbe Of The United
6tsHss. aad ~ own sxpenditars wsss
doabeless = eFsat = thsse of Germany,
tnnce win tkhs haSea debt Of some four
shoseanl mIllioa dollars, oas.lbulth Of
which = payahse n iisee yeaea i = .
tessiob 9sassiol I'D y Gerry.
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The subscribers take pleasure in announcing that
they have completed arrangements for the DRAWN: Of
Grand Money Lottery, which will be followed BY
one drawing each month thereafter. The following
is the List Of Prizes for the drawing April 18th:
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This Evenings Dispatches.

New York, 3-Judgs Dlackiord Issued an order TO-
day decrecing the Poston, Hartford 3 Eric r. r 4
bankrupt corporation Louis Van Eetcr the cslcbrs-
ted forge Was sentenced to nEe years in the State
prison this morning. Charles Brockway, another
forRcr. had biz sentence Temporarily suspended.
Washington, 3-Senator Thurman from the Select
Committee appointed On motion Of Senator spsague
to iavesteats the charges made against him OF unlaw
fol traffic with rebels 10 Texas during the late wa,
submitted report that after receiving al the papers
furnished BY tho War Department they aad no evi-
dence Of any completely Of spragus in the alleged
tansaction They implieate Nsssrs. Harris and Hoyt
and possibly some others.
London, 3-The French Authorities arc epdeayor-
ing to make such arrangements with tho Pussians a.
win hasten the evacuation Of Paris Il 10 believed the
Germans win leave this evening o. At latest tomorrow
morning.
There 10 great excitement In Paris Conflicts are
expected II tho Germans do not soon svaeua.c the
city. Some Germans wished 70 pass the line, Offering
their hands and sayae "sow. that peaes h eenclud-
Cd ~ ~ fiead2" bat - rspslssd With Tie reply,
W ass eooqp~aa Win ~ eosAitioas Imposed By
Disoask..
Paris, s-Favre Aas COMO 10 vonailles to-day to
demand the immediate evacuation Of Paris b virtue
Of the terms Of the Convention.
Paris, 3-evsning. The ratiacations d the treaty
Of peace were exchanged to-day. Paris 10 Tranquil
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100000 GOLD BAR.
April 10, 1871.

~ The Drawing will take place in the Opera
House, at Hclcns, II. T., on
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400 Prizes Amounting to. :. $4,000 90
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Gazette, Is
A Pixies Peak correspondent says tn
camp will have 5000 inches Of water, an
nine hundred miners this season. .Th
Helena school is giving . series Of exhibi
billions at the Court House.
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COURT CF GENERAL SESSIONS.
Before Cunning 3. Bedford, City Jud,

Before Cunning =. Bedford. City Judge.
Yesterday william Johnson, colored man,
pleaded guilty to an indictment charging HIM with
stealing three sets Of harness from William Gala.
CHER on the 10th OF March. He was Ienanded for
sentence.
Jonn Moore, who was Jointly indicted with others,
tired for burRlariousy entering the cigar store
Of Morris Prowlcr, 100 Spring street, on the light OF
the 18th OF April. About $3.50 worth OF cigars
stolen portion OF which recovered by the OIL
GERS, who found the boxes concealed In "night
restaurant In Grand street. Moore was seen to
leave the stOOp where the stolen property was found.
The prisoner denied having had anything to do with
the burg airy. but admitted that he was an escaped
convict from the Clinton State Prison.
Judge Bedford. upon conviction OF grand larceny,
sent him 10 the state Prison for five years.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-05-19
SUPERIOR COURT. TRIAL Tssm-pAar /.
Wholesale verdicts AGAINST Fire Insurance
Companies.

Wholesale verdicts AGAINST Fire Insurance
Companies.
Before Judge Jones.
VIM. Ettfn0er Home Insurance Company OF
Ne,o YOrk.-The plaintiff mad fur store on Broad
way. On December IL, 1859. the place was burned
Afterwards, 1t win be remembered. the plaintiff was
arrested by the Fire Marshal on suspicion Of having
guilty knowledge OF the tire; but, examination,
was hOnOrabty discharged. The damages by the
fire were $2l,00O He had policies OF Insurance in
twelve different fire insurance companies including
that or the defendant all or which, lt Is alleged, re-
fused to pay the amounts they had insured. Suits
were accordingly brought to compel such payments,
the suit against the defendants being called first In
the series. None OF the companies however put in
an appearance, and verdicts were yesterday
given by dcIault The verdict against the
defendants was $3.50 SO. There were five other
verdicts against five other companies. follows
Against the North American Insurance COMPANY
$6432 "a; the GLOBE Insurance Company, So, $50 So;
the Park Insurance Company 81 73 06 the Niagara
Insurance Company, IS, 49, a. and the illamsburg
City Fire Insurance Company, $2,7l6 80. The re.
naming cases will be tried in the other branch OF
the court
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COURT cAleNDA0S-lHlS DAY.

SUPREME CouRT-SPEcIAL TRRM.--Nos. so, TAT,
1l2 49, 1885, 1O1 I01 ~ 90. ia, So 05, 3d. 81 So. 81,
"a lO7 6s 1863, 157 49, 49, 13s, 2s2 Us, 49, $50, 49,
128. l78, lO2, "a, a.
SUpRExs URT-CHAMBERs.-Nos 10, SO, 90, o.,
100, lie, l2s 1877, 1885, 100, 49, 16i. l12.
SUPERIOR CouRr-TRIAL TERM-Part Nos. III,
sI9. 953 955 959 0sl $685. 900, 967, 900, $685. g73
s75 g77 e7g Part Mos. $50, ga, S22, l5l, 64s,
ee8 TOO 49, COS. 3Ss, 40. 326 Il, 1913, 800, $50.
CouRr or COMMON PIBAs--TRIAL TERM-Part L.
Nos l3l5 1885, 1851 1l8f 14O5, lA0S, Il41 l34l 1882
1885, l2s 1882 1919 1905 1lo 1896, 1901 i1S4, lio7,
1891.
j0urned TO June 30
MARINE CouRr-TRIAL TKRM-Part 1.--Nos. $3.50 x.
57A9 $685. $780, s7Ql. $3.50, $500, 52yv. $685.. $685.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-05-19
UNITED STATES COURT At TRENTON.

In the United States District Court at Trenton
N. j., yesterday George Kaiser was found guilty OF
passing counterfeit bills IN Newark, purportng to
be drawn On the Shoe aud Leather Bank Vi New
York.
william II. Treadwell. Q we'll known bohemian,
was placed trial the Charge OF passing coun-
tcrfeit bills In Jersey City. The case WAS given To
the Jury IN the afternoon, but tney had not agreed
on verdict up to . lato hour.