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| distrir. ood r,risI, ooi,r.. wa laid on the
Lille.
me VII chanoina ~ v4-,r1a IL case Of the
STACY. !! Drewetf anl y,j,lr ra.Ive for for
cLIy t,!.i,,e, c;ti1.,, from o,', .,ri,h IA an
other ana n ;I,a cas.. ,,aaias. Il 4gar 5 Give.
from thc par.s. II j. k.on /, Ill. parish u
Lincoln. W., fiG.lv ia SD.
| C,@a saIl.,, ,m IT, ;,al.-1, .nc-oor:...o,.
lin Al ,.,,,..rr.'; IL ~ If.h,.. H..
KELLOGG ~, cn ham; al. saw tia: The bill
vas up Ill r..h.. an f. then retired.
,.si.e reading ii the bill was demanded, AMI
| tie EcAs,A.- d.t.lA SIZED down ilg N hou. )
wors.
| He finished il in time and .h.l. took rp the
rcror. q tie Confer. -... t,4,Ai.tt. which
recommended cert il &nl endfnelts IA keeping
With til. saea. Q: Him !. "inr. Ia other
words. the committee. receeIei FROM the
amendments as originally maize IN! reported
- Haius Wing
| he iah - x = -, us 7 lOiS
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REFUSE TO CON>IST.

Urea N. Y, March 2-Tho Standing
committee % the Diocese Of Central Nes
y ork refuses to consent to the conseerati u. sc
itvy. Doctors Dekoyen and Jlge&yll.
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LOCKOUT or MILL OPERATIVES.

BosToN, March 3.-Tnere is an extensive
lockout ut the Dedham woolen u4ills, tae
operatives refusing to work eleven hours.
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RECEPTIVE CENTS.

prevails.
MADRID, March 3 force Of Carlists ute
der Miret were defeated by the national trocpo
BERLIN, March 3. Bismarck health is iroo
proved.
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TIE CiyiL RIGHTS D,L'.

I...rlrreE, March , Nin.. : .'.s.,
o.. If, aa. froprio Or 81 81. ..s1 lto':
'i,s-d HI. house today to th3 ...IU' -
scope 'uruy.!n: 'he .e.aitic. =. -. .e..i
II - .;.El
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TIE LIBEL IN SENATOR ,H.sDifr.

ST. LoUIs, March 2 a. G. Luol. 0frcss.I
some days ago, in accordance "ltl .nst.,ss
tons from Washington, tor pub .5hin' n = a
Detroit Fee Press last winter 81. -. sed lite3
on Senator Chandler, Of II chi2.I. .t5 BE-! 20
nited States Commissiy nar EGoe 'l.rk goo
day, and by him remtnda {. tne e.s.o ~ oS
United states Marshal Newcomh. = - trae -
ferred by him to the District Of Columbia.
James A. Brodhead counsel tor the defend.
ant, applied this afternoon to judge IrcatO Of
the United States District Court. Tor Z. writ g
habeas corpus which wa, granted, retuEnabla
in three day., when the ca viii be argued ia
accordance with stipulatiols agreed uyon IL
counsel, as follows:
l. The jurisdiction Of tho .oe..s y e,a
b strict # Columbia over the # o.. char.s2
IN the indictment.
. The sunciency of the .nj.s.men: 81
charge TIC otIen,c oi libel,
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PoLIrIt a..

Nv Yoaa. I.roh 2 IA lnnneip2. cleo
lJea-.s.Lo -, ..;o4 II. .-.'.z-
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kELLUGU'S CROWD.
AntNine's Wing

Antoinc's Wing
was called to order 1t Il O'Clock Sn.oi:.s IN
the Chair.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1875-02-19
The Grange and the Press.

Sufficient stress has not been laid upOn
the ines,iInablc service which the Grange
ha- rendered 10 the agricn tursl cnmmuu
,ty by stimulating among lis members tn
circul ton of newspapers NOf alone h.
il been \ passive agency. furnishing f..
the publisher an infinite number IF local
centres, by covering which he caches til
whole agricultural community. but it la
been mos active agent in promoting
m,ng PaiiO,.s that conviction of The xb
s,Iuie ne. essiiy for bringing the news
paper into tie daily affairs of the farmer
business and sOc,ai life whr.h farmer.
(par,icurly in tho Wrs'l have hitherto been
too slow TO recognize. Wtlle some
Oranges have cOniented them, elves hy re
all their members to sub
scribe for and read ut least "nc paper.
Tiers have taken measures 10 re.infOrc.
their faith by their works In some Gas. 6
nr Grange has betrayed from its treas
Try a quarter a. half of the cost of sub.
cripliop an even better arrangement has
,een devised ~ an Indiana Patron. ThI.
lis, for III. Grange 10 advance from ito treas
ury tae subscription price If the new.
PAPER in The case Of every member who
ell, himself ito pour To raise the money
with th unde, standing that IL q the erd
f,he year the Patron cannot pay back
he money inO the treasury the grang.
viii bear the loss. This is an admirable
plan. and it il safe to predict tina. not only
will the individual mrmhers If the grange
ind means 10 reimburse IL. bat that IN
future years each will be prompt 70 renew
mis- subscription without waiting tor any
prompting. Y. World
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1875-02-19
The Great Excitement.

The 'eath Of Gov. d um!rtte IN NJ W. Z.
inierf"res with the progress If the Ia
Gift Concert. nor will thai or aavthin.
else prevent the drawing from taking
place on the 9th OF February. So cer'ai
is this. that all the money paid fer tick IS
will I've promptly refunded in case N
drawing does not take place on that dav
Mr. Briggs has conducted all the d+tai
If the former concerts, and is giving h {
whole time, his kn"an skill. and his grea
energy, to make the last greatest drawing
He offers. in addition to the excitement, OF
tn drawing its;!f. concert ny Giim"rr I
Great Orchestra. perhaps the hest in III
world; admission u which can only l.,
had by those that b Id ut least . part Of
.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1875-02-19
THE BEECIER TRIAL.

Of cnursc the result Of the B.echer ,ria
ann"t he conjec'nrei vet, but there n.
,r,ng symptoms Of what may take pla.
The New York correspondent Of the Chi
cag'' Evening Journal. who is bitterl,
in f,vor If Beecacr. says there
will be no difficulty in obtaining new
trial if the jury agree upo" a verdict
.gainsi Beecher. That is one symptom
Our own Opi ion is that the jury vii
not agree. for it is we'll understood tha
three of the juyrmen went upon the bench
prejudiccd in favor of B-echer. If yer
lie Is gwen. il will be against the Ply
mouth Church pastor.
IL New York, the gamblers are ling
p.n'ls on the result; $50 were paid IN, O.
net that no verdict would he given. So;
hat verdict would he agreed "pon. Z:
that II would be for Tillon, to 81 that i
would be for Beecb&r. FIX
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1875-02-19
Report.
BOHEMIAN. February

BOHEMIAN. February IL 1875.
The Comm tie appointed at Rail Roa
Meeting. he'd in b. ,zcman. on the 6t
inst. which Was instructed 10 open ca,
re<pondcnce with the different sections %,
the Ter i,"ry. and Nth 9th. Dakota an,
Wyoming, report The following as I'll.
course Of action adopted
/. This Committee shall. and dn>
hereby. invite the appointment. by The
various sections IF Montana, Of delegate
10 q Territorial Road Convention. which
ibis Committee will a,tend-sa:d Coz.
vention to he held in Helena, on the !
day Of April next. at noon.
2. This Co"mittec hereby invite earl,
reply to this iHvi;aiIOn from the diticrcn
sections of the Territory, that no delay o,
uncertainties may result.
3 A copy Of this report shall be sem
70 each paper in the Territory, and !.
the press of Utah. Dakota and Wyoming.
r. W MEADOW, Chairman,
H n NAGCIRE Secretary,
j. = MENDENHALL,
l. s WILSON.
JOS. WRIGHT.
NELSON STORY,
J.V. DOGERT.
Committee.
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~ ~. n,.,r;ct Court of the First J ua.'
'nI =. STRICT, of the Territory Of Mo"'
80 :, and for the county ut '"''a''"'
8. Stout. PlaA
Against
,.hn Porter. Defendant
Th. ne ole ni the Territory ~ sos s.',
sana orc.,i, to John Porter. dc'enua'" -, :,
w y,1 are hereby required to appear ~ ="
-, ;,,,,ub, against YOU by the aoose
.,,..d n,ain,,fF in the District court o. w
~, JnJniuD District If the Territory ~
Mon,am. i, and for the sa'd county =,
G.1..,;n and 10 answer the Complain h.e"
herein within ten days lcxc'us'vc oI 'M
~ ~ servic, after the service on yo" "
MS snmn,pps-if selv we'd within tn's c'an
-. nr n scryed ont Oi this county -
in THE district. within twenty oays; o'"
Wis. wi,hin fortv Gavs-"r Jn"gme"' :,
,lofanl, will I've t.kcp against you. acco'"-
inv ~ the PRAYER II said Complaint.
Til. said ac,inn IL brought 70 recover.
un,u nm account for the pay mrn' 81 Hho"Sy
:. ;n,lvmen, Of said court against sa'' NC,
f.ndant for the sum Of five h"nire" ""''
,,;nctv-one dollars and fifty five cents an
tnr c. ,s Of suit. Ard you az herenv D"
titled thu, if Won fail - appear m" ans"e'
the said cOmplaint. ns above required. IN
said plaintiff will take Judgment ny "f,
fault sga,ns, you for the relief hernandez"
in SAID . ,ain,iff's complaint. :
Given under my hand and the seal I"
the FRS, Judicial District Of the Terri
,"ry Of Mnm,"na in and for the said c""',,
Nv - Gal)atin. this Nineteenth day ~
I.puary. in the wear If our Lord. one
thousand eight hundred and seven'v-tivr.
S.AI1 w F. DAVIS. Clerk
GroncE May. Plaintiffs A,,'y.
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UP COUNTRY.
The Ira mp Of n WoOd-Hawk
From Grand RivertO Y0nk-
t0n.-Indian Items,
ETC., Etc.
From tbe Sioux City Journal J

From tbe Sioux City journal
Johnny Kirk aud. an upriver wood
hawk, arrived in the city Thursday from
Grand RIVER. He left there about four
weeks ago and NJ, De the journey to lank-
ton a distance of $50 miles on foh. On
,hc second day Of his tramp h was over
taken nv the first co!d blizzard which Wis
tied that section, and he was obliged 10
take shelter from the storm in an Indian
,epcr. pitched under the bank OF the DIS
.,uri river There were eighteen reds. not
counting the dogs. occupying tn" same
,,rt and the ste oh arising from the crow J..
he saws. is much easier imagined IMAM nc
scr,,ed. He remained there two days anc
ate dogs. like the balance OF the tenants
of the place.
onrine the remainder Of his journey he
f.r,d better tie succeeded IN reaching q
wood choppers cabin on military posi-
every night except one. when he missed
his bearings and walked all night. with a
hungry pack Of wolves following close
heh;nd him. This was between Brule
Agency and Fort Randall. But early on
H.. following morning he reached ranch,
in an exhausted condition, xnd remained
there all day to recupera'e his wasted en-
ergics.
The Indians in the upper country arc
pa,icn,ly awaiting the coming ot spring.
tn. bands which are detached from The
seyers agencies are enjoying daily feas's
Of dog meat. the daintiest dlsh known Il"
m InGinn. The reds are all excited bout
the 81 ok H H.. and express Willingness
10 sell ,ll, country 10 the Governm nj.
A An item If Interest To the rivrrmrn.
we would mention that our informant r.
po,,s all the old wood yards along the
river stocking Up with fuel for the boats
In addition I The old yards several ne"
ones have been started.
There has been no late news received
from ill.,. miners in the Black Hills in that
country for the past month The weather
has been too severe for the Indians u ven
turnout.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1875-02-19

From the Madisonian, February IS

From the Madisonian. February IS
TIE Methodist Revival continues. The
'ninisterr are making strong fight and y
Ong fgh', but sinners have managed Ito
stem the storm' of loving invitations
thus far. with obstinate tenacity. Tie
Court Room Is crOwced nightly, and the
minHling # saints and sinners may b.
The me ms of filing seats on the Gospel
rrai"." Jual now the prospect Looks in.
wiling.
Just ~ We arc going To press We learn
t honlicide At Adoret0wn. About q
o'ch'ck this, 6sturd y morning, Patrick
Rock stsbbei r trick Kelly 10 the br+ssl :
& II , diet in about fiftren minutes The,
had some difficulty in their cabin ov.r
CO. king breakfast. We have not learned
whether the stabb,ny was done in self
defense.
List Wednesday was the first day Of
Lent. The lay was observed in the Gu b.
"iic and Episcopal churches of this city
BY the usual services.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1875-02-19
The way American History
was once Written.
From the Boston Advertiser. |

From the Boston Advertiser
Mr.. Ba crot, il fam!, 'ly charge witt
writing the H,s'"ry If the Rev 'usi"n iu'
the interest Ut Wsshi. y on and Franklin.
and making them out 10 lie perfect. Will
hr sights ar n,isus,s all the inferior &C
tors. THIS barge has n" tounda''"s in
truth. He it. rcsil, very cir. and knows
better than his critics do how 10 m Ike
Allowance for failure, which could no'
bu exist in su. b times. The charge has
been uurscd by am z ment. which ma
tur.ll, grew into indlg atom first If m
dislduals and til. Of that ind. finite
b. ing. 1.-The general public" when tho.
learned hat the even seven years OF tie
Amrric n Revolution was not an except
I'm, period. 70 whech al who went AID
came were saints. SolOn>. C@cars BY a.
ingenious system Of writing history. IN
der VII cl, the American youth OF the
frs , alf Of this century "ere brought up.
ali defeats we're omitted, Ill treas"ns. ex'
cept Arnnld's passed over. Ill fOIl,cs for.
r.a,en. MI cheats forgiven, and one Gle
sky of virtue unclouded was The bat
sr"uud OF The whole narrative from the
moment of Paul Revere's ride ill that
closing scene when amid The ;sa's u
thousauds, Washington shealhed HI
sword at Annapolis. The curious Ind VIII
read. sorne,im.s asked meekly when b.
found how bravely Wayne took Stony
Point. how il came into English hands Al
al. Bat neither book nor teacher gave!
any answer 10 such impairment questions.
s.Onwsrd still the Yankee lion bore,
Aud s,ill the scattered Bri.tons I'D
t,eforc."
Nothing, therefore. could we'll be mere
amazing TO . race :" grandchildren an
grest-grandchiidrem. ~ they r. I'd The four
volumes Of Mr.. Bancrcf,'s Revolution.
ths. u find that this nr4a blundered. iha
that one stple, that sno,h'r was IN the
psy Of France. n yet another was suci
Q COZ fessed 100! that no one trusted HIM
with authority. t. learn that The asseu,-
bly, IT sases, viii b men called the Con
rr.sS Of the confederation, dwindl.a
down into an assembly 1T inc'mpe'e'
(wstidlcrs hcfDFe the war was done. has
been perhaps. surprise almost . start
ling. Blu, really We d. nal ser that tn.
fault. in this view Of the drama. or of
IT. pecfofmers. Is To he charged on III
man wh" pulls tie cu''s,n aside 1t ihest
b. ople W, 70 10 he could not make them
have srnsibIe records behind them. ia
tsks him 70 tssk Is really to fslsify hi tory.
avs real o6euce seems u BE-. "0t - much
hat he disclo~ss The impsrfeciions ct 9th
ps he men rho stswblea and tsl. q
Ibse ~ pfcvW snem.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1875-02-19
Mineral Cabinet for the
E~m<ommia1

The Mont NJ Centennial Commission
'ers, Messrs Jos. p. WOolman and T. A.
Largely, have made arrangements in each
county in the Territory tor the reception
and forwarding 10 headquarters, in this
city. Of mineral specimens OF all KINDS
for exhibition ut the Centennial Expos'.
tion. 1t n. " rests in q great measure with
the people at large whether creditable
Collection be m de or not The mater;a
is w,,hin Montana for one of the most
varied and luab e mineral cabinets IN
the world. and we trust every body will
consider himself committee of one TO
sre that such one il gathered for this &C
casiOn. OF the ore specimens desired. VT
call to mind those If gold. silver. copper
tin. cinna.,ar, lcsi. iron all of which
aln,und here IL leads more numerous'y
than in any other State or Territory IN
The great Mineral Bit of America. The
various extensive coal veins Of the Terri
tory d. not want to be overlooked Chn'ce
spe ime, 8 of natural curiositics are Is"
Contributors Of ore are rcquested
10 give their names ard address. the ranc
Of the district and =. unity in which each
is situated, aud an assay value whc'
known. and contributors Of co or cur,
,,>i,ies TO give "a ally ineligible STATE
ments The exposition W II open al Phil
.delph,a April 10Th, 1876. and continue
until October 18th, 1876 No confirm
lions will he r. ccyed in Ph,ladelpn, la'e,
han March 3Olh. 1876, h. nee il will b
seen that everything winch goes from,
Montana must be shipped between nov
and the close of the frrlgthing season III
coming fall. l; is therefore essential tina
The gathering OF this cabinet should y
once Inc atten 'ed o. SIND in to yOnr 10
al agcn.s at an early day such specimen,
j. mentioned.
The following nam d persons will al
IS sub agents for the Commissioners il
he town and coun,icsr spectivrly .med,
md will receive and forward al contribu
,nns;
Lewis and Clarke county-J. P. Wool
nan, al A. NJ. Hotter s. Bros store
Helena
Deer Lodge county-W. A. Clark, a
Deer Lodg' City.
Madison cMnty-Pat. A. Largely, q
V.rginia City.
Bcvclh al county-Wm. Peck, at Ban
Jack; and Messrs. Dahlcr Il Armstrong
t Glendale, rear Darling F. 0.
Jefferson county,. A. Harding, at
tahersburg.
Chou eau county-T. c. Power s. Bro,
/ Benton.
Gallatin cnunty-Mrs S. q. Bowen, ut
'Ounty Trcasurcr's office, Bnzeman.
Meaghei county T. O. Collins, al
Diamond City.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1875-02-19

II + ssi.t sha " en- One Of ne 81 tors
he LondOs Tins DIS . pa,+r Avs
4 '0ti..g aia0Ci Il. They don't aan 49,
ju,- iis circulst on you sre. There are pl~n-
~ Of s.oplr il Le'n'ion Who ar- blissfnl
~ the belief thai .ls J ar issdiax editorials
from the p..ns d Times editors Who hsye
been si~a 20 long that lh~ ozohleS dop't
remember her they joo9ed.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1875-02-19
Tur lack of he usual mount Of edit"
rial and other matter in the COURIER this
week, is owing to the absence OF the edi-
tor.

We publish N This issue, very inter
es,,nv letter from Gen. John 6'bh"n.
which ,ullv sets TO- tn the grea' necessity
Of early ,a,lroad connection. and should
engage I've attention OF every CIT zen W
Montana.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1875-02-19

An exchange saws ION our outside NAV
be found All article worthy Of attention.
e.. Tha,'s sly wav the editor has ~
getting people to notice his new govern
naNs.nt nv .rcNQt
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1875-02-19

The new ~. "P """'
Il cost 10 catch and hang The ModDcs ana
here are Two of them wa'tzing around -
Joseph this morning. with the nes' k'H
o< soIa;or clo,hps q, rs. HERALD.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1875-02-19

A PATENT stolma, h eAc 'a"." INFORMS
It's readers. The editor rot back from .
Louis In. morning" II. don't care am'-
th,"g nb,n' the welfare - hia "a '"ro o. n.
-, haas. .l- TX.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1875-02-19

IT is suggested hat night editors !"
chosen FIR Congress hereafter. ns beng
Abe 10 keep aweke along time has cote"
70 he nDe of The requirements OF the post
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1875-02-19

Miss .LANN. 1 IA ~ W.
ing the courts there that Mr.. BiacKonTh
prO,uiscd 10 marry her. and she has "p
praised he value If that pro'nis a $aO,'"W
The heart of Mann is fractured considera-
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1875-02-19

Mr. s HOLMES has written volume
called The BOX of the Goa" ! ;sn
the SEQUEL TO "A tale If Par OF Kids.
"A mi yh' he supposed
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1875-02-19

CHARLESTON. =. c.. February IA In
tn. Nan nal Grange. Saturday, the r..
port If The COMMITTEE IN the Miss ssipp.
levees recommend that the General CIV.
rrnmrni extend such aid IN this direction
rs II cons. 81 mt with the nal 0nal pr.,-per,-
- aud protection .gAlnst "veffl,ws.
The report Of the Gullhnitt on Com
IN rclal Relations, viii WV. adopted
says thu Committee ~ wnixe tn. intslr
sance IT mare e.;.sM,inrc.l Commerce. be-
tween the eastern and western SECTIONS Oi
The Union, and between Amer CO and
Europe, than now ex lists. and SAYS the
Easier" AM We. ern Transpor. .tMn
COMPANY, = bill to incorpsua which j.
T. f,re COngres.. seems ~ promise. enc
dial resul's IN 7. due ny he distance ~,
step ~ er ON The ct,ast of South Caro-.
Ina aud Georgia. and ie-senng The CHS,
OF transportation Of bulky Ct. NJ of the
Mississippi and A,ssOuri vaIleya, 10 FL
rOps aud South Amer,csD cOpsum~r..
The bill asks far nnlhing but tho rieh, OF
way. Its cOn.eml. dated that lie rod
vii bs . public highway and past sO.dl
and the o,mua,sles shrfstofs ask Tin eseue
q grant the charsss. aad asts IL essteo
lees1eo VINCE 4 paeoes % 10 ~ same.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1875-02-19

An Mort il hesng made Ia the Illin.,s
Leg stature 70 get N appropriation Of
go CD 70 complete The Douglas m0uu.
msut.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1875-02-19
OPHERIDE.

Tho Great Silver Piater, Cleaner and Pol.
:sber. Indispensable % every family. A
fortune tor sgenta eslh u sight. sam
pls ffse. Send TOR Il. Address 4 onea
KENDALL = Co, CAisnso, M.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1875-02-19

CHICAGO, rem nary 10 washington
,ptci.l sa,s thai Senators Generally ADM,
here is nov little doubt hat an ex'ra
waiian Treaty. Twenty.,hree new S ia
nrs will then be sworn in, and III
aid that o.;r IF the political pnr
,o-es Of the extra session is IL
compel Cameron, OF Wisconsin. Chri,
ian"y. and Other s"-cailed Indeped-nl
' na'"rs. 10 dtfi"e their political ,'atu-
b. dispatch says that if they >h II cI'n',t
I, sc' with Spragme tent"n aid ) 'hnrz
yhn call them>evc Independents bn
lnn't attend Republican caucuses. they
will I've ass gn.d very ,iiiIe'cn, positions o,
h cOmmi''ee- Than they Will he in Co.'S.
they cassf, Ii mselve> ~ Republicans
IN III Philadelphia Platform.
Specials state while members of thu
I."u isiana C. mmit,ee which has returned
Washington, are unwilling t. give a.
fiji; s,atemen, Of I, cir views pending
tn. consideration Of the colnprom'.,
movements. l. is privately k own thai
a Il publican m mhers d fler material,
" t, the Sab COMMITTEE ON LOUISIANA at,
airs.
They say that tn condition of afai.,
tiere is terrible, There is prsc',c.i',
40 COVER ment. Kellogg they drcIarr
is rather weak han wicked. He bas u.
strength, and could not maint II h'n,>eI
a day if the troops were Withdrawn
The best elements among tn. Conservative
favored tn first compromise proposition
which was substantially = proposition I,
give the Conservatives co9trol Of tn
Legi-la IRE. by seating the member
whose certi.;cat we're withheld by tn
returning board and allowing Kellogg !.
retain unmolested p 'ss-- SION Of the ~xrcu
i've office The cpmpr,mis- was def a,ed
ny the action Of he ul,ta-Cunservatiye
led by the Bulletin newspaper and b,
McEnery and hers. There are still
hopes of SOM such com ,romise bein,
Ia opted.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1875-02-19

ST PAUL February II The vote for
>era'nr III joint convention 10 fav WIS,
!. .msr, So. "a gain Of s from ye-'c:dsy)
allrin -. Davis B. ArO'hrr fruit.
- caucus Of Ramsey am Davis supper.
rs was h Id last nigh, TAI. Press Re.
ublican) SAWS the caucus adjourned until
abrlcl's trumpet blows.