Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1875-02-19
Bv Telegraph.

Sr. LOWS; Febru.ry 13.-Ka''r"au
nass neers report that sixteen business
houses 1t lnaepe, dence Mo-, burne or
Thursday night. There is no telegraph
Office at Independence, and no parlicu-
lars are OBJ ainab!e.
NEW YORK. February 13-The bank
statement shows an Increase IN loans OF
Il 913 OsO; specie. 37.3s 600; deposits.
S7Oo coo. AMI deere sss' in legal te' ders'
362o 200; circulation, $l2o.Wo reserve
SOS. 600
Washington advlces state that deputy
|Comptro, or of the Currency an" the
mea beers 1T the Banking and Currency
Committee mold that under the currency
III the retirement o. 50 per cent. ct h
,rce, hack circulation begins linn d'a ely.
,rresn Give # the amount of national
,auk circulation outstanding. and that the
withdrawal Of the national bank circna
lion by the bank does not account against
.jditi raj ssh which may br done.
WASHINGTON Fcbrusry 1.-THE JOINT
caucus If Republican Senators and Rep
res natives. held at the Capitol to>night,
was MOI largely q, ended. The report OF
he joi caucus committee was su ml't+d
i" the shape of new politlcrl bill, the
ne points Of which have already beer
eel grapl'ed. j..
This mornin Represcrtativ Smith. 4
Virginia, Offered M amendment, the rff. CT
Of which will be- to m ke The bill apply
o al the States. H. p,oses'ed against
further Fee eral interferrnssc in the all ,irs|
f the South Represent 'ttves Dawes,
Obj. If X nsas. a. 4 Williams. OF Mich
gan. ayr ed in the main with Smith
While Lawrence. Albright and Lynch
'oos the opposite ground. insisting that
here was the greatest need OF Federa'
Imtertcre,,. G in order 10 protect til
Inl.red men in the exerc1s's OF the1ft
rights. The caucus was not aii"getner
harm NOUS. and without acton the cat
u. ad iourned TIL Tomorrow night Sew
raj members said they would no, attend.
February 12-Thc question Of COM
,rom,se with !i,e Union Pacific Railroad
onpany. as suggested in the recent l. l.
,r Of Pres den, Dillon to the Secretary ut
ne Treasury, was one of The subjects be-
ore The Cabinet to-day. and the members
resent expressed individual views on the
!. after, though Of course it remains for
he Secretary Of Treasury 10 decide what
will lie made to Congress
~ the subject. 1t seems NOT unlikely
la, some arrangement. will be agreed up
~ between the Government and the rail-
Dad con pany, pow cd some chang are
made in their offer which will be more &C.
rp,able than the proposition now al
,und. This, it j. thought, would be pre-
rable o the commencement of q >er'c~ of
uits
\. II. Whit ny t.legraphed from Phila'
rIplia saying rha, he will be her, to-mo
borrow 10 testify before the Ways and
leans Committee relative to the Pacific
lail subsidy.
The House Committee on Ap pr
IONS nave 6gTtetl W IcC'auulC'' 0J NIPiO-
ration d, 5000 10 defray 'he expenses
,iending tn. display Of sew a. depar'
nents Of The Cover men; ~ lie Cen en-
j Exposition
The Prcsidcn, has tominateti Geo
V FIR nch, Secret yof wyoming Ter'i>
.ry.
During the 'ehate in TIE Senst" today
II The Portland, DaIles & Salt Lake Rail
md bill Frelinghuyscn said the Commit, |.
e o. Railroads. during this session, had
efore them six or seven bills providing
IT subsidies. The Committee had con
ide.ed them carefully. and had heard ar
umen,s and had concluded they would
o. report any Of them favorably to tn
',Eafe. Many OF the bills thus treated,
e sail had infinitely more merit than the
ne under consideration.