The new North-west. [volume] (Deer Lodge, Mont.) 1869-1897, 1872-03-16

| ment h.s red les,ed Il Rdhan dIahSic
of decentralization. a4lhey . con(rar 10
the laws of Ithe country
Paris, NaraA 14th.- &c 10 reported %,
Theirs yGsterdU gave 1bal 1ptice to IA.
land Of the renunciation by France of the
commercial treaty between the two nations.
The Assembly unanimously resolved u
repudiate the international Society. The
bill for the suppression of the organization
| passed - Asoeanbly . day without amend.
ment II imp0ses var,ons fines and terms
IF imprisonment. for sholdjng Office, or be.
longing or having connection with The co.
ciety. and In some casos deprives the offend.
er Of civil and domestic rights.
4hcellaneous. 49,, '':,t. .. IT., ~
Richmond. Va, March A--Messrs.l d.
Neal and Riddleearger had . personal alter.
cation ON the dQor Ut the House to-day, and
were about to proceed to blows when they
were placed under ls,nds u keep the peace,
and await the action " the House. -"
Washington, March II. The japanese
Embassy gave grand entertainment Ut the
Arlington House tonight, It which there
~s c;ne,n :5sd n1 %a,ss p1 'h young
named Sowsrs and girl named tolgnard.
were run, over snd the former instantly
killed by . train on the Baltimore 4 Ohio
railroad last night near GAINESVILLE, Ohio.
,-"''.. "'"* Political. mi n,o"' "'.E
New York, March ia Washing ton
dispatch :sys that the Republicans decided
cinnati to confer With tie leaders Of the
Liberal Republican Conveption. ,no :.
Sumner. Trnmbull, Schuas .Eenton and
Upton have had repaated conferences, and
have agreed not 10 abide BY the action of
the Philadelphia Convention, il il nomi.
mates Grant, but will depend ON the Cincin.
natl CONVENTION for = candidate. + 70 -!
Sumner 10 understood to favor "Dsvis.
The Republican: Sshte CONVENTION of
Wisconsin. met ii Madison, on the 18th, to
elect delegates TO the Philadelphia Convcn.
ton. ....,.. ......, 49,. ''t....:
Concord, N. H., March 1s.-1:so .. H.
One hundred and seventy four towns give
Straw (Rep.) 32.339 Weston, (Dem.) 49,.
8l& Blackmer, (Tempersnce) 33& Cooper,
Labor Reform) sol. The Legislature
stands Republicans, 1877; Democrats, 1Ol;
Labor Reform 3; Tenpcrahce,2.
Concord, n, H.. March 1z-The Senate
stands eight Republicans to four Democrats.
The list Of Representatives ID, incomplete,
but % far o heard from the Republicans
have 207, Democratic 1856, Temperance l,
and Labor Reform 4. A full list will prob.
ably give the Republicans about so majority.
Portsmouth, n. H., March j14th.-The
Chronicle has returns. from oil but eight
towns, which last year threw less than 5000
votes. Stiaw, 70. 568 Weston and scattering
81, 1913; 6traw's majority, !, $50, which will
probably be increased. ,z a,r, iiaaofT
Lancaster, Pa March 12v-Ths district
delegates chosen here to-day t0sle National
Republican Convention, were, instructed
to vote for Grant and Colfax. d. Ia"
Louisville, KY, March lathe Repub.
lican State Convention will n, hsld here TO.
morrow. II will be strong for Grant.
Providence. RI March IA THE Re-
publican State Convention met This morning.
Gen. Burnside temporary PRESIDENT
st. Louis, March 4-The' committee Up.
pointed by the Liberal Republican mass
meeting held ut jefferson City. January 81,
u select thirty delegates 10 lie Liberal Ma
tional Convention 70 be held In Cincinnati
May LIST, have reported = list Of delegates
and among them are Gen. SchuIz, Governor
BDwn. General John 41Nsil. Chsrles r.
johnson, EnOs Clarke, Henry c., Haastick,
oil Of st. Louis; ex:Congressman Geo. w.
Anderson and quite number Of members of
the legislature. Among the altern,tss are
Lieut. Gov: 0rsvely, SECRETARY Ut State
Weigci and ex Cougres6m1n JG6epa 8. A.
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