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TBLH0RAMS IN HRIEF.

Ne1 YORK. March 9.|udge Cardo.o,
thie morning. decided the Issue raised in the
Stokes case, - to the constitution, of the
grand jury which indicted him for the muir.
der Of Fisk, 70 be one of Law. anil without
permitting the question To 60 To = jury, or
dered the verdict to be entered for the PEG.
pie and against Stokes, , 49,. 49,.
Scranton. Pa March 2.--About midnight
. Ore broke out IN Hyde. sPerk Destroying
the Odd Fellows Hall. .Graiber's Hotel
Hyde Park Hotel. and Ave other buildinga
The Lon viii approximate $50. 900. "a -,
Wellington. March l.-There 10 eight
inches Of snow here this morning. ej ,o.c
Warrington, March 1.-The reply at the
Sssretirt Of State to Lord Grsnytlle'S note
rsessdins The Geneva arbitration. wss sent
to New York W this svenisg's mail, and
1ill b d@pitcbstt theoes BY On English
sssainss.?g The Csbinesr agssed ~ a. he
polat5 prssentedi and were In session sev!
es,al h~srs'oi The susject. 80 .ineThj .9ga"o.
dJhsrspst = acouehed II Amscabss terms,
sNn'to lesteino doubsIn The EnglIshimtnd
Of the rissdly'fsshnsl o4osri covtrsnisnt.
and Of II. desire - have, fun, perfec. and
hnal sst,lsmsat Of al claims, through.
~ IIni,.d s..1.. a no,..c,,.n, .Sh.,.. - :.
~ Rpsition q herstofore INDEBTED, asd 49,,
"a s.,in. i 'sood i s:i.s .asni.,sa lie
oaeS,ion involvsd 10 ia A,biir,io,. o.
H.....or. !. lii :. -.on,r.s H. -. -.
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MONTANA TERRITORY.
POST OFFICE DEPARTMENT
WARRINGTON. January A 1874

e. ,.,..t POST OFFICE DEPARTMENT ),
WARRINGTON. January ID, 1874
pROYOsALS win be received at the Contract once
- OF Ibis Departments until 3 O'clock n ~. II
Apn 1879 tto be decided BY the 9Nb] for carrying
the matls Ut the United States from July i. is7S
to June go 1874 % the following Unies In tA Terri
tory Montana aud by the schedule Of departure and
~, NC, 16o36 -Irom Sterling, by Willow Creek and
HARMON. E, 0aAsin. % miles and hack t,vicr week
Leave Seerling Monday and Thursday At "a. m: r.
rye ct Gaaatn BY M: leave Gal attn Tuesday and
IVY II" , g .. r. s',ivs e sse,lin: by sp m
sso oack once week, Leave virginia city SATURDAY.
s.,u m.;stsdtye = snmmit ey ?: n; ka:e summit
tor forns NJ propoeAl. guarantee, and Certificate.
soa s!sa re ~ y e0niions to IN en-.
ccea ~ the Contract. &C. see adv, Ttiecmct II this
data a.d II 11ptenhsr - 1sAy inyiiioE prolsssH
sSs MAJ! service Y Montana &C. to b. found u de
4ds should b. sent " ssaledenvy3opee, ,upsrscrbsa
A 10y. rropo:ais Te1rity II Montana, and addressed,
% sns oeeooo Assistant PoetmAseeS General III
,.A.. zs., "a. i 5NO. A. 4, CRESSWELL "a !,
'~V'' Postmaster General
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THE PARK AGAIN.

The Rocky Mountain 0ssstts of March
The Sd seems to be still in trouble abou,
reserving the Wonderland at the head oi
the Yellowstone for National Park. Mos,
Ut that region 10 In the Territory Of Wyo.
ming. and those who take up their residences
thers will become citizens Of that Territory.
Whatever effect that law may have, We ate
unable 10 see how 1t will damage citizens OF
this Territory. Persons who have taken up
their residence In that section seem to think
that this law win expsl them therefrom.
Weapprehend that they will. not in the least
be damaged BY it., That region would In
oil probability have remained unsuryeyed
Tor many years, - it undoubtedly viii now.
hho law to the effect Ut this had been
passed. The result Of this state of things
will lie thst those who have taken up
ranches there will hold them In the came
manner g. citizens of this Tcsrisory now
hold unsurveyed lands, and ~ oil lands not
mineral were held here before they were
surveyed, namely-by appropriation. The
Courts of Wyoming viii doubtless re-
cognize and protect the rights Of the citi-
GEMS who own ranches there against I'll
persons except those who claim under the
United States and the General Government.
Those who have located ranches there Re
OF: course trssspissefs against The General
Government, Is on persons ars Who reside
upon unsurveyed public lands not mineral
Yet they would have been ID no better pc.
sltion without this law. - "''''" e. '''''2
There 10 . provision in the bill providing
for granting leases for term Of years 70
those who have located there. Persons who
do hot desire to remain trespassers can ct
any time avail themselves OF this provision.
twin ti''sbt,ess bs some ,yeaaars before there
viii be'any absolute necessity Tor doing -.
Here, then. is the whole wrong At the most
that hes bees done any one. Residents can
lease their lasds Instead of remaining tree.
passsnss it they CHOOSE. r.T2 "sn# .,.r.H'pm"s
From the accounts We receive from oil
We arc convinced that that region
must be full Of weird wonders, such - OK.
lot n0wbsrs else in the United Statea. u
Time it, NIL become great resort for tourists.
This Law leaves Is fres to b visited BY III
and open for scientific sxplosasions. / In
time Congress may, lepsl.se in, regard 70
i in such manner. ~, to make the jsesss
held hy the ranch, ewpers there very vain.
..ole.:1 Should th9 wondess Of that section
p ?. into private hends. Congrsas would
have no such right.
The saine reasons that innueDced Con.
yyrsss to set apart the wonderful Valley Of
Tic Yosemite have influenced II In this
nm t,.td II ilU1& ~ q 7a ,.i" 3--i Htis aya5
we think tho c amer, Yin b.v. To- 10 dnd
'ome' mose svsilsbss .causvs. OF complaint
han shis sgainst Mr. Clagsttf"nD74n 7'gA'
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Rear Admiral Boggs 70 I'LL : -"
M;mss&o. 0~h>unk' {. ,,s.;s2nH Nta.nR.,,..:

NeoE AUmISS OO88S u I'LL.
Minister schenck Is visiting Edinburgh,
The trial Of Mayor Hall commenced on
'us s'"' ~ Fry7 hgMia,- H,sr 49,, 1T: -
The Japs., have been pressased TO tho
President. ~ ,Is- 1x4a .an 1s,a1s,m yHl
.Iasaes Young = well. known printer Of
Baltimore. did On the Oh. ssa. - -.- n
sThe Irish 'societ,es Of New York intend
celebrating 81. Patrick's day. '..." '. ''",'"
John Buchanan shot WIN. aunetts fatally.
IN drunken affray E Red Bluff, Cal , ,"rI
The French Atlantic Cable Company has
resolved % lay smother cable 10 America. Il.
Aic~pst yarn msn1Aactury, aar wi,..n.
N:lHa; busned On the e.h ~ Loss, %, 100 ,d.
Hon! Dan. W. voo9lieeS declines 10 6e tie
Democratic candidate for Goveefnoot 81 III.
diana. ~ a..atsa tnE an 40 a Id a.ian
Its apparently .pthoritasiyely. stated sh..
the Pope vac.tss 80, TIE yssie1rsp Tor Trent in
the TyroL % ,..;, .,,p'' ',.'-,'.,.... . s''
IFS. bslchsr 81 MarysvilIa has besn ap..
printed h The eqPrsms Court bepeh Of Cali.
fornia. vice Sprskus dscaassd. ~ iii "a aoar
Congress be- voted u pay fen wagss 10
mechanics snd labossg1 IN the navy yards
who have vosesd Only stsashssixiraT
,Garibe'di bas aoeapeed NTH ,baeks TIE
hoporssy imenhssehin q, section IS Of TIA,
Ioisl.aasosal, Sqei4ty ~ Aev Yerk ia tag :.
e&ooo operatives ,in she .siak. Histories oi
Lseas. In ota9bsde1iss, have hasu clicked
ootS fes rsfuiak shsllaasssn' tsroA. 4 moaE
Il ltss asuHasis!f ofsiiye suck Of de bs.sc
bfssds, nd 'imtpaQo Wa farm mSEhsSerry. were
recently Yaipppsd hom Chic u 10 dapahe.tnm
.'Ths epensg tssoee Of NE nsv Chamber Of
0eomsses II Chicago VS. lid 90 ths lst
N.in - aaishsdoa H. anniversary NJ The.
'tsss TdG'r s;d .osIa .2aidssri .i-sdo III aoar
eTbe essils1tbai fleksasss aAss has Iess1
dssease Ggaiass ~ psijausa ~ Roes,of
thas asals. ord ~ sgChowi dSebe tsied for
pesjuSy.i rtfl'a oa' mort mis9iy 7is.ii s5a.ns,
III; ill., ca. ssIiih...a ,4 !, g,
Cona.s,a = syssstt ltshhs@ ,SqSv iaif 81, Gos.
!'eAseo. a II. hHa asse Il IS 8 tor
~: bsi. 81 ,1s2,xod .s1sd9 .y.su,,c
The Rev.. etaast 1ohisos, Of LoaiNjno
Xasseky, - bsossAs ssis tae libel sSaias sI
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OFFICIAL. CORRUPTxON.

While II Is true, undoubtedly, that some
Of tho public servants Of the National Cow
eminent arc rascals and guilty Of corrupt
and fraudulent practices, It must BE fact
that most of them are honest II II were
not, II would be impossible for the Govern.
msnt finances to have rcachet their prt sent
healthy condition in the three years Of Pres.
idcnt Grants term of Office. 1fthcre was
any truth in the Wholesale charges of pecu
lstion, corruption, and fraud which We see
daily in the public journals ip relation to
the present Administration, We would he
forced to the conclusion that the President
and his Cabinet are only : combination . NJ
Iieves. .ll ,I .,r,, .>..,.. u.,.,-.,
From the earliest days, Of our Republic,
We lind that sons, of the .pursst stsiesu,sp
with whom It has bad the good fortune to
be served, have Leen. ssbjsct. 70, similar
charges. WsshiDgton's. Secretary Of 1ths
Treasury, Alexander Hamilton. one Of ,hhs
purest and sblcst statesmen that Amesies
has presented to the work, >, MAJ sub)eetsd
- the must malignant and foul, chesges: oJ
corruption apd fraud. y 81, great credepes
did thsse charges receive that @yen .Prsst'
dent Je6enon seems " have heee, dppsA ~
them. in the March number Of Hsrpsrs
Monthly Magazine w ind Il asssrsad In IN
Interesting article on 1.-THE United 6tsiss
Treasury Department" that Je6sreony %
handbag Albert Gsuatin his eommissin. -
Secretary off, the oTreasury.o ssid. - Hous
''nost important duty, Mr.. Gsllatis, viii -
TO exsmiDe thelaocsAuts and al .the see.
lords Of your dspsrtmsnt IN srdery 10 de.
::coyee Tie blundsrs and fravdsof Hamikou
''snd 10 ascmtsia what changes will be- ~.
''quired in the system. This is most i'm.
"por.snt dusysBd ,~tn te4insv4ll your In.
''dustry and acutenesS. To do il thor
''outhly. you may employ wiIstsver' eAtrA
'bsrvieeiyou may require. s',o' E''' " - s'h'
Albert 0allstsn. honest man 'thst ~ w. w.;
after tsskinta ,hnsough and csiticsl cx1me
inaiios Of sbe' records Of bis idepittmens..
maAs the following report: h"Mrs President!
II have, - you directed, made ! thorough
',e1amination Of tie books, accounts, and
Correspondents Of ny department, from NJ
"tcomusncement Z have fouhd tho most
'1psifasa system ever formed. Any change
A'under Il wosil impair Il Z aamil,on made
no blsnd1rs.' 'codmipd no Dfasdk ia
ibid aothine wrong" yea 81, nsa" .i's';a
''Coussdsrias that ii. iGS3stin NJ poIts,
jcsi opponent 81 H. H4milsons shS was 4
full answer 70 the calumniss With Whieh
~ msa would h.'s blpekIsMPeeAl n, \. m e4se
~ thss great ~ hoalse 1isiepaasu .nia,q
~ might 1aslsipH inssoAcss H. ~ !hisi
w e. Ahts apu6ev Of 'lqsjd Aaej06 &61I
have bss Y1b 19s0ot y 115JA t169k'xR
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ii. as.s9of H's,eo. ly'nT d.n.E 7s.s'
100000 ! y Il
Minority relssssnsasid Is hing discussed
in New York city as panacG. for theils
Of the elective franchise In that city. 1t ip.
parently meets with dr. favor.
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Saturday Morning, March 9th. 1872

The japanese Embassy stand on thei
etiquette. and make no calls until after tn
President has ofacially received them.
-Jast before gong n press. we received
NE following telegram from the front:
RAwLrxs. March 7-7S New North. West
Left Ogden by special last getting
sCRPRExAxr, MILLER 4 M1LLa
The Secretary Of the Treasury sells. NJ
gold this month, in consequence of heavy
paymepts to he made on account Of til,
called bonds. which fell due on the 9th, 4
the amount Of 90. 0o0. 900. 81. ... ~.
The Helena Herald. with it, usual kindly
disposition to bestow praise. highly compli
ments one of the employees Of this ONCE. o
being In charge of the editorial department
during the absence of Cspt. jas. H. Mills.
the editor. The Herald, is in error ~ to the
name. and We make this correction 70 save
the modest bushes of the individual MEM
tioned BY thst paper. -. a ; -,
The Pioneer. Of March ed, 10 answer To
% article in the Wslla Walls 6tasssmnn,
says that one OF the causes of Mr.. Toolc's
defeat for Delegate to Congress last fall,
twas the disaffection of certain would be
''lesdcrs of the party who were determined
ITO rule or ruin the party" Which faction
was It that was entitled more justly to the
rule or ruin sppellation ! We have heard
The charge made vigorously against the
friends Of Mr.. Toole by those Of Mr.. Cavs.
aaugh. We. ourselves. are in much doubt
aud desire light. .y ,.... ~ ~ar ri
The Crawford County plan for select.
Ing candidate for Office seems still - be
exciting the mind Of the editor Of the .Rto.
sssr. We have never heard of this pisn
bsing carried beyond that of selecting con.
didstes for county Offices. For this purpose
We think the plan good one. Beyond this,
however, there are many difficulties in GtKe
way. The people undoubtedly sre mach
Interested in the fairness and purity Of Yo>
lit,csl conventions. We would that who
ever, In any political organixsaion: by
tickery cheats the rank AMI die of his party
Of their choice Of candidates, should be
haunted by spectre that would be - IRE.
pressible - the Ghost of Banquo. We
wonder If any ore In Missouls county can
be haunted by some distorted separation for
any such cause?
We ore much gratiaej 10 see the O..
sest coming out in favor of Mr.. Clagetts
bill ITO provide for the auditing and pay
ncnt of claims for compensation for Ipdian
deprcdatIons," aud the one. for an appro,
priation to enlarge and complete the Psni
Tertiary In this Territory, They srs both
good bills, aud NO nsu could have besp, scnt
from this Territory who would haye done
more " secure their passage than will our
present Delegate. II newspapers wonld
deal less IN denuncis,iOu Of their political
opponents and less ie unmixed praise of
their political friends, they, would command
moro and be morn entitled 70 the respect ,df
mankind. Wbenever We observe . news.
paper willing to see any good int political
enemy, We feel like CONNIE ndingit. ,I~..
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rstHELRNAlTE, Nj

A correspondent Of. the 0aseels, saGu,pn
himself '.Helenaite." seems 70 have filled
himself With 'aii i1ncharft a6ie64sD toward
M. Cll:ett bcckdss' Ne h6t ii0ttodacsdn |. SiiI
for u sppccptia.iod 70 senagk y and co@ppIets
ths Psnis shtiary u tits Territory, 'wxhils =
ysfKe lis b6t suecssded III securing Oh 81.
preparation for Government Assay Oncs
ss 0el0sA s'NoWm>o dsonswhsC s6ati the
enswiny ~ Ne hssss - Mn Nslsnaiss, I'VE
voulds,y' shssws know shAs' our De'eesss
hasihsd In visw. from. sAe1ss ssch AmpiAb.
proprietary sae siasrhs lbssissss nowlhs
will secure It. There Is one tAinC hoveSsr;
tbas mYss sbs, IeensidsFsd. r: Al apsraiee in
Copgreap arp much exercised upoa APE NH.
ject, - - xho r. TO- be opr nsxt Ptysidset
and m TINES are not prapitious tqe escyEs
tqg Appropriations, i Il :. eoncsdd -facf
yi.h W hat O. Gpvaspmens tAssAys OAcs
would b 81 kFses s'bspem a., qpr Ieiliasssa.
We are - anxious a any one that Il should
b sscdred. no matter whefs Il amsy u 10.
e,sed:ai He,sns' y q Aths pi JaSssaag ti4',
doubt, the place Of the greatest basl6Hy31S suSs!f
portanos in the Tstiii6flyi. saad s&sald prob
ably BE- the place thata vould Ep0scssd for
such On o6ice:s h,ssSh shsslx ID ~ oAso.
No would eaait Ne tgAs = ,oar con.
CALCULATIONS. The tsod 'o1oss1ne Of our
ssithhs1iaG dty- oashoe sa1siSs ssssdAvy.
vAchi0 highs ., xDek
Ter psuspss3sy, aan woeld,acssge ahGsas
toOshssoHps donins. os-d bra .snuY to-,sF
-.eal ri S~'''s1 yfn S.ss1.. c-'. : GriiiOr O0e
dM.a RpbaA H. Will9R9 sat Cssssil. Na0A
lss0sslTswe)lIkboog oeQEbas sess0tAG
atSs,h1isx1kxx1 S6SesssiE V,daGi ys5 aa26,
10 ~ ,oss Of ~ NJ. ,,13ja6ddj Ss's'''Aao g
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believe the result would have been
the same. Neither do we beieTe the
result could have been changed in the
least, even if we had had two lines
of rail communication with the outer
world. Mol we believe nothing
could have induced the Board to have
changed their preconceiyed idea as
to its location. We simply wish to
lay our offer before the people Of the
State as an indication of the interest
orr people take in educationa matters,
Our OFFER WAS $4,000 INSTEAD OF
$50, 900, AS REPORTED IN TIE MApl.
SON JOURNAL, AMI SITE, EQUIVALENT
TO Al LEAST $4,000. No OTHER
TOWN OR CITY IN STATE EQuLED IT.
La Crosse came for below it. River
Fans (the successful competltor) fell
! far below it, get tie good old ship Is
anchored IN her harbor, We con.
grataIate River Falls, while we weep
with La Crosse.
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AdieM Fond Hopes. Goodbye
Normal school.

A man standing upon the deck of a
stately ship which is just leaving her
dock, to be swept seward as she
feels the unyieldms power of the
gathering winds, view, with painful
emotions the gradual fading away,
and comlniugiIng with the h'uo OF
hcay en-, aud tire du~ky tluts OF earth
the land and all It's onjeetS cudear-
cd to him by years Of association. --
First, gradually fade away the hills.
then the forests become a blurred,
blue, smoky mist, aud then the lofty
spires and gIitterins cupohs and state
" domes Of the city --,tIl melt away
with an occasional gammer and gLls'
ten, until low, long Hne Of blue,
smoky outline wedding sea and
heaven, is all that is lct, to tell Of thp
land he has LEFT behind him,
Now this is just what aiis Us, only
the scene is reversed. The (aH0 Is
not reccdcing from oar vision. w {
stand Oh the good old shore and view
the gradual fading away into space OF
III. good old Hi NoraaL Several
weeks ago her bulk sank below the
horizon, then her deck was lost T.
sight, then her mas,S alone were WISH
bic 10 the NAKED eye, and now the
good old ship is-ont of-rcaeh--sail.
ed away aud anchored in 4 truS;y
barbor, with as trusty a crew OF lie
gents as ever cast a--yote on the~N or
mi School question in our State. We
Weld. We bid the good ship God
speed" and so doing We wish 10 say
a word or two relative to a matter III
which we all have felt q deep inter.
est
We believe it TO have been an i'm,
possibility to locate the Normal School
at Grand Rapids, because we beheve
tho position was determined upon
months ago, and had We given 500,
coo Instead Of $4,000 aul site, We
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