Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1877-03-29

c1uSettS, died on the 18th.
John u. Lee has made a full writ
confession-not yet made public.
Postmaster General Key annount
tie death of straw mali contracts.
The President nor the CABINET "
uphold Packard in any violent course.
-Pinchback has been expelled from 4
Louisiana State Central Committee
The steamer Garland, with $50 bal
of cotton, burned on the Mississippi on Il
18th.
The English stockholders in Georg
town. Colo, Terrible mine have sold o.
for 81 900 600.
The Postmaster General will NAL
Republican appointment only when pu
lie interests can be best consulted b
them.
In compliance with instructions frol
headquarters of the army, new woo
reservation for the post of Fort Fette,
man is designated.
Stories to the effect tibet Asst. Secre
tary Conant has used his office in the il
terest of spectators. are denied by Sccre
tary Sherman. Conant demands invest
CATION.
Had Senator Ferry vacated the chail
a new election would have been necessary
Therefore, if both President and VIC
President should die, Ferry would succee,
to the Presidency.
Secretary Sherman is reticent on th,
subject of new policy to secure early
resumption, but several members of III,
Senate Finance Committee say there vii
be no radical departure from the policy
heretofore pursued.
When Russia's expected assent il
given to the text of the protocol as revised
by Great Britain, the formal assent of the
other powers will be signifi,d. France
and Germany have already declared the
protocol unohjectionable.
Secretary Schurz says, IN answer to
the ques ion about the status of Con-
gressmen with regard to re recommendation
for appointment to office, that what he
desired was information, not importuning,
and on this basis alone would Congress-
men be consulted.
The Egyptian finance committee have
accepted the proposition of NJ. De Les
seps, to complete and work the Suez
canal between Cairo and Ismalia, p,ovi-
ded the company be authorized to levy
certain duties on vessels passing through
the canal.
The nomination of Fred Douglas was
confirmed on yea and nay vote by five
or six majority. No Republican voted
against 1t, and Gordon, Hill, Beck and
Garland, with one or two other Demo-
Gratis. voted for its confirmation. 1t is
understood that Lamar would have voted
rye If present.
WI upon adjournment of the Sem
ate the doors re-opened, the thanks of the
senate were voted to the Vice President,
who r p led as follows:
SENAToRs:-1 thank yon sincerely for :
he complimentary manner in which you ;
ave alluded to my duties as discharged :
uring my brief occupancy of the chair. I,
come to you almost wholly stranger.
nd stranger to your rules. l trust in =
ne future to be better acquaintelin both. 7
renewing my thanks, declare the Sem y
te adjourned without Gay. ;,
The extreme section of the Ultramon- +,
mes are at this moment enlisting adher-
nts to create Roman question. Various :,
esults, bearing instructions from Father :,
eek. General of the Jesuits, have arriv. ~
al the Vatican from Florence. Father :,
eckx warmly connsels the project. Beckx >,
III bis adherents prom Use little short of y ~
'eedy re-establishment CT the temporal =,
'wer of the Pope. The Vatican has =, =,
rs OF volunteers prepared to serve under =,
re Papal flag, and large sums of money \,
we been deposited in France and Eng. =.
I'd. eA
the unsuccessful candidates f.. i.
the United States Marshalship for the ~,
orthern District of Illinois; was a Mr. w.
nwel. de Was admitted to a private y.
dlence with the President and presented 70.
papers. The President looked them ~.
carefully through, and then looking Ia
Hwell in the face. said: s'Your pauers ~
unexceptionable. There is nothing u
your record which does not seem to -,
Nv that you are fully qu,llf"d for the -, =,
sition. But there is one insuperable "''
lection 10 vour .nno;r,,,,. po
vour v;c, 3, VIM '""' int
$. Hayes lne
VIC
-Gov. Hampton has given guarantee ron
me fresldcnt that if the troops are with mi
'wn no violence Will be allowed. but ,ho
ne will proceed against Chamber die
oy legal means only, and under a all,
ute enscted by the Republicans, to Mo-
Ole them to put out some Democratic e.,
omoents, which provides for the sum ord
~ eviction Of any person intruding .ro
'self into public Office by a warrant mi;
led by circuit Judge. The partv ~.
cted under such warrant is authorized NV,
the statute to assert his claim or pre- ~.
sions in the courts, but he must give .~'
hrst and at once on the Issuing and 80: '
sentation of the warrant to the officer ~"
ted. an(
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