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Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1878-04-25
CONKLIN ON THE ADMINISTRA-
TION.

A purported interview with Conklin was
published in the World on the l4th inst.
1t was six columns in length. In his con-
vcrsaton Conkl!n was made to say:
81 tell you that never in the history of
this nation has there been in four years of
administration SO much corruption, bar
tering of offices for political favOrites, traf-
fic with political leaders, and bargain and
sale OF electoral franchise. as during the
past year. People won't believe it until
the proof is shown them, but the proof
will be forthcoming. People say Hayes is
good man and means well, but they don't
know what they are talking about. When
all the facts are known about the admins
tration. no one will try to excuse the man
on account of his goodness, nor yet be-
cause he is weak and ignorant The acts
that have disgraced this administration
have all been done before the open eyes of
the President. = X There
had been no reform under Hayes. not
even in civil service. and that his list of
was the worst ever made.
= In my opinion it is not |
possible to speak in too extreme manner
of this administration"
Conklin comes to the front the next day
md says it is an attempt to reproduce con-
'ersations had months previous:
''He has misquoted me in many things.
lie has misconceiyed me in others. The
TX columns in the World. which 1 have
''st finished reading, abound in misstate-
hents, and taken as whole in their con-
lcction, nIc untrue. Ai.-r- de ,.os- ssixe. NV l.
ltfororon. | /
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1878-04-25
SErNCk IT Rich.

CHICAGO. April 15.-The Journals spc.
cial says: Representative Glover has made
an unexpected and undesirable discovery
while nosing around to unearth something
to injure his Republican opponents. His
committee has come into the possession of
proof that at least $4,000 of the s32. 600
which was expended during the trip of
Morrison's investigating committee to Lou
isiana, during the Presidential contest.
went into pockets not entitled to i. The ,
ovon, OF Ohio, who was then deputy Ser
geant-at-Arms, and Colonel Polk. his as
slstant, who was afterwards door-keeper Of
the House. Donovon had full charge in
the distribution of $4,000 placed in his
hands by John Thompson, Sergeant-at.
Arms of the House. The affair creates
much excitement among the Democrats.
and the proof as to rreg,larity is said to
be overwhelming. Glover is authority for
the statement that at least $4,000 was not
but in some crooked manner
went into the pockets of certain Demo-
Gratis. 1t is charged that Polk and Dono-
Won can tell what became OF this money.
md they will be required to testify regard
ngit.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1878-04-25
A TIMBER BILL PASSED.
settlers Can Cut Timber For Domestic
or Homo Consumption.

WASHINGTON, April lS.-The Senate to.
day passed bill authorizing all bona f;de
residents Of Nevada. Colorado. Utah. New
Mexico, Arizona, Wyoming. Dakota. Mon
tana or Idaho. and all other mineral dis
tf1cts OF the United States. TO fell and re-
move for building. agricultural. mining or
other domestic purposes any timber grow
Ing on mineral lands which are not subject
to entry EXCEPT Under the United States
mining laws. The bill grants this priyi-
iege subject TO such rules and regulations
as the Secretary of the Interior NAV pre-
scribe for the protection of the under
growth. and provides penalty OF a fine
not exceeding $500. to which may he added
Imprisonment not exceeding months for
any violation Of this law or of the said
rules and regulations Ii is also made the
duty OF Registers and Receivers to ascer-
tain and report whether any timber is be-
ing cnt or .ised upon such lands except for
these authorized purposes, and tile expense
OF such examinations will be allowed in
the settlement OF their accounts. The bill
from the Public Lands Committee
provided that no timber should be cut in
the mountain regions within three miles of
the upper timber line. This proviso. on
motion Of Mr.. Chaffae. was stricken out.
and the word California was omitted from 4
the bill on motion Of Sargent. who said the
interests OF California would he better
served by another bill on the calender.
which applied especially to California. Or
,gon and Washington Territory. ard also
provided tor the sale OF timber lands.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1878-04-25
specie Payments.

NEW YORK, April 15.-The Commercial
says:-Slnce noon the talk on the streets
increases about immediate resumption at
lie city banks. The only thing remaining
TO the consummation OF the act of 1874 ;S
the taking out of sixty millions of fine now
bank circulation. upon which the green
hack issue of the Treasury will be reduced
before the lst Of January TO n fixed mini
mum OF three hundred millions. and we
understand it is in contemplation to make
up n ilsf Tor this amount. The new circl,-
latlon is to be taken out in proportion to
Inc sales OF new - per cents. by tile First
National and Aglo-American syndicate by
instruments. The amount of Government
bonds which this move will require to be
lodged with the Bureau of Currency at
Washington is sixty-seven millions.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1878-04-25
NORTERN PACIFIC BILL
A Com promise Effected between the y
r. Il. r. Advocates and the Oregon
Dele CATION.

WASHINGTON, April ia compromise
was effected to-day between the opposing
interests in regard TO Mitci.ell's Northern
Pacific bill reported from the Senate Rail.
road Committee. and the proposit;,,u
framed by the Northern Pacific COMPANY.
which is now before the Senate Committee
on Public Lands. Both bills are to be placed
in the hands Of the Senate Railroad Com
mite, and substitute will be report,s u
shortly which will secure the earnest CO.
operation of the entire Oregon delegation
ana Northern Pacific Company. It will
provide for the speedy opening of the Co
iumola River by the construction of a rail-
ROAD around the Cascades within two wears.
and around the Dalles within two and :,
nall years. A failure to comply with these
conditions is to forfeit the comnanv,s grant
along the Columbia to the Portland. Salt
Lake South Pass Co.. who shall COM
"ehce tiie construction of the road at Port
nhd Wlthin three months aftcI such fail
IRE. The road between Portland and I'm
ltilia is to be open for the common use of
'ot'i ROADS, as provided in Mitctell's orioi-
hal bill. The proposition for the transfer
Q the Portland, Salt Lake & South Pass
o., OF an amount of lands equal to those
heretofore granted to the Northern Pacific
OF the abandoned branch across the Cas-
s'ue mountains is to be reported as Sep
rate bill.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1878-04-25
Mexican Indemnity Award..

/
WASHINGTON, April 1S.-A bill was re-
ported from the judiciary Committee to-:
day providing for the distribution of the
awards of the Mexicaa Claims Commission
The bill was introduced by Senator Davis
on the lst inst, and was amended bv the
Insertion of specific provision concerning
the awards in the contested cases of Benz.
We'll and the La Afra Mining Conpany.
The President of the United States is ii-
rected to determine within the next s;x
months whether there is probable cause to
believe that the honor of the United St,tas
or consideration of justice and equity re-
qulre these awards, or either of them. to be
SET aside, or new trial to be had in respect
10 them. If he concludes that they should
not De paid, they shall be suspended to
await action hereafter by the two Govern
ments; but if he does not so determine
within SIX months, they are to be paid in
the same manner and proportions as other
awards. The rest of the bill provides in
or1ef that the installments received from
Mexico shall he Immediately distributed in
sataDle proportion among the corDora-
lions or individuals in whose favor the
Awards were made, or their legal represen-
atives or assignees. The Secretary of the
STARE Is hrst required to deduct the xpense
lhd commission, about $4,000, but the
und to be distributed is to be incre lsef, nv
payment to the Secretary of the State for
ne United States treaty of the amount ao-
'regating about Sl5O,O0O. which were
warded to Mexican citizens by the Com
mission, and deducted from the amount 1
'ayaoie by Mexico. The Secretary of State
further required to deduct and ret,;n
rom his payments any amount dine IN.
yniteo states from persons or corporations
whose favor the awards were made h.,
he Commission. "0 ny
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1878-04-25
Another New PoxtaI RmIc

Inc fostmaster-General has issued an
orucr amending the regulation of that de-
partment of the Government concerning
the transmission Of printed matter Hero,
'oiore nothing but a business card was per-
Ni''ed on a wrapper containing printed
matter. The Postmaster-G General has now
given instructions thatany matter in print.
which may be transmitted within an en-
closure may also be transmitted at the
same rate, If printed upon a wrapper or
envelope. This includes business cards.
WIN direction tor returning and any print
"a matter on the outside OF the wrapper or
envelope. POstmasters, however. aro In
stricted not to regard the requests for tl,e
return OF such matter, unless postage
stamps to pay return postage are deposit
ed.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1878-04-25
MRS. TILTON'S LATE ACTION.

Elizabeth ''has gone and done it, at last
! Yielding to- the persuasive influences OF
! Tilton's friends and the bitter enemies OF
Beecher, Elizabeth Tilton has finally con-
fessed to an improper intimacy with
Beecher, and this, after stoutly denying it
an hundred times and supporting the denial
with her most solemn oath. OF course,
this new turn OF affairs-this additional
"testimOny"-will be regarded as Cod
send to such as have all along believed in
the guilt of Beecher ON insufficient testi-
mony, but it can have but little weight, on
the other hand, with those who have en-
tertained contrary opinions. One thing
appears quite evident to us, and that is,
Mrs. Tilton has most certainly perjured
herself either by her recent confession or
by the statements and affidavits made here
tofore, during years of the most severe
trial and hardship to which it were posi-
bic for deserted wife and mother to be !
subjected.
If she has so contradicted or perjured
herself. her statements or sworn testimony
can not possibly amount to anything or
carry any force in court of justice, while
they will utterly fail OF convincing the
thinking public of the guilt of Beecher.
In fact, it will be more liable to have the
contrary effect, for in this last move land
We must say a disastrous one it is to Mrs.
l'ilton and family many will be unable to ,
ee anything except an evidently black |
mailing purpose.
Another thing: Beecher's statements are d
entitled to us much weight. and t
hould carry stronger influences and con- {
lotions than those of Mrs. Triton. Beech I
RS reputation, ut least outside of this un-
,rtunate affair, is and has ever been I'M
No breath Of calumny has been "
Die to penetrate Or injure his moral char a
:tcr or to lessen his well deserved popr- tt
rity, while Mrs. 1iltOn has shown I'M te
istakable signs of weakness, vassilation la
I'd morbid religious tendency very le
UGH at variance with great, noble and
liable nature r
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1878-04-25
New York l.u.ine.. r.,,,-..

New YORK, April Geo. w. Bassett
& Co., wholesale dealers in and importers
OF crockery, No. 81 Park Pl.,ce, have call
ed meeting of the creditors of the firm.
Their liabilities are reported at from $780,
OOO to 100000, and the individual liaLili-
ties of G. W. Basset are reported at $780,
OOO. The assets will scarcely realize fifty
cents on the dollar.
The suspension of r. L. Legget, whole
sale grocer, No. 40 and 81 Park Place. was
announced to-day. Liabilities about Sl92.-
600, and nominal $15OOOO.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1878-04-25
Congressional.
Sen ate.

WASHINGTON, April 15.-Jones mfr
dlced bill authorizing railroad companit
10 construct and maintain telegraph line
lor commercial purposes, and to secure t
the government the use of the same fc
military, postal, and other purposes. r,
ferred.
| WASHINGTON, April 1G.-Gloyer. fror
the Committee on Public Lands, reports
back the bill to extend the time for tn
completion of the Northern Pacific Rail
road, and moved its reference to the Com
mlttee on Railroads, and it was so refer
red.
Spencer. from the Military Committee
reported favorably the bill to provide for /,
military post to protect the Black Hill,
settlers.
On motion of Mitchell, the Senate bill ex
tending the time for the completion of the
Northern Pacific Railroad. and by readiust.
ment OF the grants without increasing the
appropriation to secure the construction Of
the Portland, Salt Lake & South Pass Rail.
ROAD, was reconmitted to the Railroad
Committee.
Bills were introduced by Mcdonald to
allow Indiana, Illinois, and Ohio. to prose-
cute suits against tie UnilcG States to re.
cover money due on account of sales Of
public lands.
Inc Senate resumed the consideration of
tlie Dill incorporating the National Pacific
hcllroad and Telegraph Company.
Conk'-7g's amendment, providing that
the road shall lot have the right Of way
through Indian lands was agreed to, and
the bill then passed by 80 to 0.
The bill extending the time fol, the com.
pletion OF the Northern Pacific Railroad.
by Mitchell from the Railroad
Committee, was placed on the calendar
and the Senate adjourned.
WASHINGTON, April 17.-lIirchell, from
lie committee on Railroads, submitted
eport TO accompany the bill reported from
nat committee yesterday to extend III.
lmc for the completion of the NortbSr, /
aciiic Railroad. Ordered printed,
HOUSE.
AsHINGToN, April l5.-Bills wer in
reduced and referred us follows:
by kimmel-To provice mode for t,v
ns ana determining by the Supreme Cont
i the United States the title of Pros;1ont
nd wee President to the respective offices
men their election to such office Is den;ad
y one or more States of the Union.
WASHINGTON, April l6.-Keifer intro
uced joint resolution PROPOSING an
mendmcnt to the constitution. nro6;h;t- {
g Congress from appropriatine money
y the payment of any claim against the 8
nlted States not created or authorized a
law, International treaty, or award .
efcrred.
Inc House went into Committee Of the
hole on the Post-Office Appropriation
IL. a
AFTER a long debate, the amount for a
'eclal agents was increased from SlOO. GOO Q
$4,000. '''o0o t:
lae provision reducing the pay from SIS u
% for special agents was rejected and o
yners amendment, allowing per diem u !,
ny when actually travelling for the de- ii
rtment was adopted, and the committee q
en- rose.
,iarrlson introduced bill for canal
IKE Michigan to the Mississippi river.
~ Observation-Disclosures the President q
appoint committee to arrange treaty Va
'h the King OF Corea. A recess was In
IN taken until evening. pr
b. EVENING SESSION.
I number of bills were renortcd In -.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1878-04-25
TeIegrams.

Massacre by Circassian Irrexulars,
CoNsTASTINoPLE, April 15.-The Voloa
clrcasslans and other irregulars under
Asset Pasha, have massacred between 500
and 800 persons of all ages and sexes. at
PalatiZa.
The Russians have occupied Shumla.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1878-04-25
Terrible Tornado i'm Kansas.

TOPEKA, Kansas, April 14.-A tornado
passed over Cottonwood, on the Santa Fe
road, last night, blowing forty-five cars off
: Z ne track, and destroying number of
houses. Some lives and stock were lost.
1t is reported that train was wrecked near
Emporia.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1878-04-25

GLIDING one for the relief of the heirs of
James Monroe, late President OF the Uni
ted States, and General in the army of the
ReYciution.
After the passage fifty bills the House
adjourned. -
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1878-04-25
Inc Russians have occupied Shumla.

ASPn"s Fever Raging at CONSTANT.
nOple.
OoNsTANT1NoPLE, April 15.-In conse-
quence OF the spread of typhus fever in this
city, all departing vessels receive foul bills
of health.
The projected visit of the Khediye to the
Sultan has been postponed.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1878-04-25
What Catherine Has to Say i'm De-
fence OF Her Brother.

WIN NAancFAuC HAY 10 Say In De.
fence OF Her Brother.
New YORK, April lS-The Tribune prints
the following letter from Elmira:
SIR Those who credit tho recently re-
psMe9 aesllsatiqn rifae; Wicket men a;~; Wf5o
would do the same thing themselves, or
who have not been taught by church or
family that circulating improved accusa-
tons against persons of established good
character, is SANDER. am the eldest child.
and never heard of an indecent or impure
word or act by my mothers sons. either
from family, school or college, and if there
ever was man who had established a high
character for purity. honor and truth, it is
my brother Henry Ward. l hope the day
Is at hand when all honorable women. for
their own defence and the protection of
their sex, will Danish from their society all
men or women who circulate improved
against persons of good char
lcter.
CATHERINE f. BEECHER.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1878-04-25

More trouble has occurred on the Mex
lean border.
-ihe companies Of the eth Infantry.
now In Montana, are ordered to Dakota
with Gen. Gibbons headqu'w ct St. Paul.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1878-04-25
American Horse. for British rroop.

TROY, IN. W April 19.-Two hundred
horses perweek arc being purchased in this
nelghborhood and the western portion of
Vermont by agents Of the English Govern
ment.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1878-04-25
Sitting Bull Dissa tislied.

sitting Bull Dissatisfied.
ST.. Paul. April 1S.-An Indian lately ut
Sitting Bulls quarters reports that 'ne
chief is dissatisfied with the shabby treat
ment accorded him by the Canadian Gov
eminent, and that he says he will return to
his own land and die rather than submit
to it. r
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1878-04-25

CoNsrANrIxopLE, April 15.-The trial OF
Suleiman Pasha has commenced. Ills oil
defamation is regarded as extremely proDa-
| h1nt
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1878-04-25
Negro Revenge -(larksville, Tenn,
Destroyed by Fire.


NASHVILLE, April 15.-1t is now def
nitely ascertained that fifty-seven houses
were destroyed by the GAINESVILLE fire, in
Guiding the best buildings in the y
The insurance is estimated at $4,000. I c
fire is regarded as the work of an ipr' :.
airy, with whom the blacks seem. 20
sympathise by refusing to aid in suppress
ing the flames. Policeman Phillips yester-
day afternoon shot and killed Il negro
named Seat, while resisting him with
stones. This aroused feeling among the
blacks, who threatened to mob the police
man. He was placed in Jail for safe keep
ng. 1t is supposed that the fire was the
result Of the recent lynching of a negro
or an attempt to rape white girl, and
Seats death. Fifty special policemen are
the streets of GAINESVILLE to-
light. Nine hundred hogslleads of tobac-
o were destroyed by the fire and rain.
The list of houses embrace all kinds of
BUSINESS houses and a number of rcs;len-
cS.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1878-04-25
A Church Tragedy.

Il Cnurcn Tragedy.
JACKSONVILLE, Ills, April l5.-In row
which originated in the African Methodist
church here last night, Tobias Hanna shot
and killed Clarence Hubbard and so badly
wounded William Baker that he died to-
day.