The new North-west. [volume] (Deer Lodge, Mont.) 1869-1897, 1872-05-11

Ttlegraphir.
Reported for the ''a1evv NORTHWEST, %
II ". q. rELESRA PH Co.'S A. WILEY, OPERATOR.
THE GREAT PROBLEM.
What Will the Convention Do!
Chicago, May ga special to the Hmea
from New York, written by its editor. who
Is member Of the National Democratic Ex
ecuiive Committee, says: Baltimore was
chosen by the committees by majority Of
tn !, and that this selection means that the
Convention will oct deliberately and indie
pendently Of all undue outside influences.
and adds. ''Of course there wss NO formal
expression by the committee on the question
OF the Presidential candidate. but it was
plain enough that the Greeley business was
not IN high favor. Indeed. the feeling per
yadcd the committee that the Cincinnati
convention was melancholy failure. New.
ertheless It was thought that the Democracy
should await events, and it was this policy
that determined 50 late day for the meet.
ing OF the National Convention. General
regret was expressed by the Committee in
private conversation at the precipitancy
with which numerous Democratic papers
have pronounced for Greeley, and it was
hoped that these papers would retract their
steps ana that Democracy everywh here would
calmly await the action Of its National Con.
vention. The Democratic State Central
Committee OF Illinois, met here yesterday
and authorized the Executive Board to call
the STATE convention two weeks prior to the
day MED BY the National Convention. The
general feeling among the members Of the
Committee AMI large number of prominent
democrats VINO were present. appeared to
support Greeley against Grant. or any other
possible nominee Of the PhiladelDhis Con
ventiOn, bat it appeared also, to he the feel
ing that the National Democratic Convention
should endorse the Cincinnati nominations
before the Democrats fully commit them
selves to the movement A large number
ut Democratic editors from various localities
were also in the city. and ut the meeting
held in the afternoon, resolved that if the
Democratic National Convention endorse
The Cincinnati nomination they will Ike hear.
NY supported by the Democratic press of
Illinois.
The Trouble with Spain.
Washington. Our Minister to Madrid
will soon I've Withdrawn. No successor will
De appointed until Spain is more disposed
han now 10 act with justice and according
% treaty obligations. Although war is not
'egarded as even probable. there il an in.
'rensing desire that our navy he placed IN
Efficient condition, and the authorities hete
nay before long issue orders tn the navy
Yards to place oil available vessels in SCI,
.oing condition. The case of DR. Houard
nay cause further irritation and give Occa-
ion for more determined policy towards
spain.
.,. To Prevent Poisoning.
Philadelphia, 0th-The American Medi
al Association this morning adopted rcso,
utiOns recommending all bottles containing
'oisO,' not only to I've labelled ''poisOn' but
oughed 50 10 indicate the poisonous con.
EMS to the sense of touch. and also labelled
nth most ready and eiiicien: antidOte. A
was adopted tina. members of the
ssociation discourage the use of alcohol for
timuli in remedies.
The arms for Montana.
Washington, 6th.-Senate- Wilson from
he Committee on Military Affairs reported
'ithOut amendment the House bill author.
ling the issue IF one thousand rifled
reech leaders and ammunition to the au.
,oriiies Of Montana for tue efence Of the
sttlers against Indians.
Congressional. |
Washington. S.-Senate-The bill pro>
iding the presidential election in Louisiana
lall be held on the same day as the State
cctiOn was called up. A discussion en-
led occupying the morning hour. when
'e bill went over. The opposition to the |
III was on the ground that it was an At |
Mpt 70 control the election.
The bill fixing the time of elections in
iahO and Montana. passed
The Senate, on motion Of Foreman took
the House General Amnesty bill. and
tdressed the Senate in its favor Sumner
owed To strike out all after the enactiug
ause and insert the supplemental civil
gifts bill. The point was raised that the
nendment was not in order. The Vice
resident decided that ii was. TrumLull
'pealed from the decision. The nppeal
~ tabled. A long discussion fOllowed
1.-THE subjects of amnesty, civil rights, sc.
WAS finally agreed that general debate
ID amendments should terminate at 3 -.
to >mOrrOw and bill be set out, Ad.
urned.
Utah.
Sal; lake. 6th-The Emma Hill Consol.
ated Mining Company Incorporated here
day with capital stock of S4OO. OOO
he property is in Little Cottonwood.
he work of grading the American Fork
rrOw gauge h. II. has commenced and is
ing pushed with great rapidity. Two
inbred thousand dollars toward the cost
the work 10 already paid IN. A similar
nd to Bingham Canyon mines ID projected,
d among mine owners If other districts
ere 10 = general rage tor narrow gauge
ads vi. #ez -
The steamer City of Corinne is advertised {
7 M excursion on Great Salt Lake, going ,
distance of thirty miles and return.
An immense amount of freight for the
nthern part of the Territory and South
stern Nevada 10 passing through this city
d over the Utah Southern Railroad.
The spirit mediums have smother c0nyen. ,
n this evening. .sss5# s@
Passengers over the Central and Union {
ci6c report both the roads in splendid I
ndition, bringing through trains on ,
1edule time. Heavy rains u day II
Salt Lake, 0.-Im Reed. an estimable
ormon, was struck by lightning yesterday
ale standing In the door Of his dwelling. !
instantly killed. Lax. 81. s.....s..