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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-08-22
rHE EuREKA C0ALBURNERs'
WAR.

Since the collision between the Sher-
IFS posse and the coal.burnsrs. rear
Eureka. the other day, resulting In Eve
Italians being killed and several wound.
cd. things have quisted down. and .
close investigation into the causes and
general merits OF this deadly trouble Is
being made. It seemed Q little strange.
to say the least. that q shsrifrs posse
Of only nine men should have engaged
in battle with over one hundred Itai'
ians. killing Ave and wounding 30 many
others. without getting even 80 much a.
q scratch themselves. They claim, how
ever. to have been fred upon first, while
in the discharge Of their duty. and hnd'
ing themselves in . tight place.
q II wsrs-confrontsd BY . much
larger foros they were compelled
to ieht or DO killed. 80 they turned loose
their weapons as lively and effsctually
as possible, and the other party did not
wait to hght but rstrsatsd prsciPitatsly
In all directions. their leaders being shot
al the first vollsy. There are two sidss
to all questions, and no doubt the coal
burners have been imposed upon and
wronsed to . certain extent. but nothing
thus far developed has justified them in
setting the laws Of the country OF dei'
ance or appealing to aggressive force
trampling upon the rights OF others to
rsctify real or fancied' wrongs. The In
vestisation now going forward will,
however. bring out everything regarding
this sad trouble In its true light. and the
blame will be placed wherever 1t DO.
longs.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-08-22

ACCORDING to latest kilograms. the
Dominion ministerial journals. which
have all along been encouraging the be-
lief that the home government would
lend its aid to the Canada Pacific Rail-
way. are beginning to change their tone.
seeing that Parliament has adjourned
without doing anything for them. They
charge the mother country with indif.
ference to their interests, and this Is
coupled with limitations that ~ means
can DO got IN the United States. 1t may
bs necessary to seek an alliance with the
United States and let the mother coun-
try 60. The Bulstin thinks. however,
that IL subscriptions to the Canada Pa
clio loan were opened today. It Is not
probable that they would meet with bet.
tar success than Dc Lesssps' inter-
oceanic canal subscriptions.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-08-22
Rsmarks and Conditions.

Nominations In STAKES must b made to the
Secretary on or before the s0th day Of August,
1870. Kntries for the punss must Be made :
For Mondays races. on tbs Saturday preceding;
for Wednesdays races, on Monday; and for
Fridays races on Wednesday. o. the regular
tina for closing entries, % Designated By the
rules. Thofe who have nominations In stshss
must mans 10 the Secretary. In writing, which
they will start, the day before tho race. N6Y.
n, Horsss entered IN purses can only BE- drawn
by The consent OF the Judges.
The rules Of the Pacific Blood Horss Associs
ton will govern running races.
The winner Of the stake for ayesr olds 10 b
run t Sacramento, Sept. 10, to cary . pounds
extra, and OF Fridays 8 year old, then 8 pounds
extra. should the same colt win both VI these
stakes 70 shall carry 10 pounds extra.
All horses entering for State purses must b
owned and kept In Nevada and California east
Of the Sierra Nevsdss for SIX months prior 10
kntries 10 all trottipg purses will close 1sp.
TENDER ltt with the Secretary.
Five OF mors 10 enter, and three or moro TO
start In oil races for purses.
National TrottinR Association iules to govsrn
trotting races. Pacific Coast Blood Horse Assoc.
eisiion rules 10 govern running races, except -
above.
i.sh day. rsoss win m promptly ..
I o'clock 2. y.
All entries must b directed 10 p. B. Com.
stock. SECRETARY Of the socistY.
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. LATE Eastern telegram says: A

A LATE Eastern telegram says: Ad-
vices received by the State Department
from the North American Atlantic coast
represent that. although no actual vio-
isncs has occurred this year. our fisher
men are deferred by spprshsnsions OF
violence when approaching shore. and
are not carrying on their business with
the freedom guaranteed to them by the
treaty. and that We arc therefore dsriv.
Ing no benefit from our agreement with
the British Government and getting no
return for our money. The state OF
feeling which prevails between u north
coast fishermen and the British Ameri.
can Hshsrmsn. who consider themselves
justified In usins force to carry ont local
~prohibltory laws. Is regarded by our
Government as extremely dangerous and
liable at any time to lead to bloodshed
and serious international misunderstand-
ing. and 1t IL therefore very anxious that
some steps shall be taken BY the British
Government to do away with the local
~prohibitory laws OF the Canadian pro-
vincss which now practically override
and nulliiy treaty provisions Of for
higher authority.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-08-22
CAPTURING rnE swILL.

The city authorities up in Virginia
struck Al the very root Of the swill-milk
businsss-sapped its foundations, so to
spsak-vhsn they captured the sWili'
carts, and made the drivers testify In
court for what and for whom they were
gathering up this swill. Last season
the milkmsn denied stoutly in court that
they fed swill to their lows. and proved
IL. They took all the disintsrsstsd news
paper reporters TO their cow-barns and
allowed them how preposterous was the
idea. The reporters saw no swill. but
the motherly looking old cows stood
quietly munehing plenty Of good
chopped hay. mixed with bran. shorts
and other choice species Of eow.food. as
though they enjoyed 1t. In fact. while
that Investigation was going on. the
cows had Q regular feast. . picnic, =
blowout, a. II were. They gained flesh
and gave good milk. To ask a milkman
II he fed swill to his cows would 30 con-
sidsrsd Q mortal insult. he had heard
Of such Q thing. but never did 1t himself
-nsver sir ! or at least. hardly ever.
II 10 . angular coincidence or circum.
stance that the swill-gathersrs are all
milkmsn or in the employ Of milkmsn.
and the swill Is hauled direct to the
places whore the cows are kept. It IL
quite q job to 60 around with . cart
and gather up the barrels aud
pals full Of kitchen slops from
restaurants and private residences.
the accumulated potato parinss, turnip
tops, sour stsws. rotten fruit. melon
rinds. stale msat and other odds and
ends forming q Hlthy mass OF fostering
garbage that would turn the stomach OF
anything but q swill.fed COW. II the
milkmsu does not feed this swill to his
COWS he certainly goes to . vast amount
Of trouble to prove himself to be . disin'
tsrsstsd public bsnefsctor. One very
practical suggestion. however. evolves
itself out Of this matter. The selfish
dairyman Who is not benevolent enough
20 run Q swill cart 10 not liable to sell
swill milk.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-08-22

President BRoApuEAp. Of the Ameri.
can,Bar Association. in a recent review
Of the special features Of the new Cali
forria Constitution. thus oriticizss the
Chinese section Of Il: ut il difficult
TO spprehend how the prohibition con-
tanned In the Fifteenth Amendment is
avoided by declaring beforehand that
~ the Chinese are admitted by the natu-
yalizahon laws to become citizens they
shall nevertheless not enjoy the elective
franchise. This attempt to repeal the
Fifteenth Amendment will not In my
Judgment stand tho ties, Of Judicial scru-
tiny. II they had said In the Coustitu.
ton that no man wearing a queue
should rejoice in the franchise. the pro.
hibiion might be avoided. because the
Fifteenth Amendment to the Coustitu-
ton says nothing about queues. but II
does protect all nations aud all colors
whom they become citizens"
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-08-22
FoREsrERs, ATTENTION..

TuE INSTITUTION OF COURT ARcANA
Sov 20, lie ~ Win TAXA place rOMoR.
hal. 81 icy IN: AL msmbera &C The Club
are reQueetso TO % present. Foreetsrs In rood
ssandins are respectfully invited 70 p~articipsts.
,-n T. \ TRINBKRTH. ssestsry.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-08-22

MILITARY TOuRNAMENT.-ro the MIL.
tary Team mshing the beat scors. 500 10 gold
coin will Be awarded Teams 10 eonsist OF 70
men. Q shots each. op,n 10 al military comps.
niles IN the State. Shooting 10 b. conducted
according to rules decided upon By the Captains
Of the various contssting Teams.
To tho Reserve Tsam Of 10 nsn 8 shots
each, making the best pcofe, Q handsome Swing
Pitcher and 0oblstL Subject 70 above rules.
GRAND FIRIMEN's TOURNAMENT with
Hoss osniass.-To b CONTESTED By Teams from
the various nrs companies Of the Stats. Each
Team to consist Of n men. distsncs 200 yards.
PnSs, one magnificent Engraved Solid siivsr
Trumpet.
liremsn's second rsOs with Jumper: Prize.
plain silver Trumpet.
DONKEY RAcE.-piasnes. 90 yards. Last
donkey IN to win. No man 70 ride his own
donkey. Ten donksys 70 enter Or no racs. Firt
PriEs, go gold coin |; Second Prse. Ton Of
Hay. .pfsfentsd b. NAT. Holmes Of Bowen
Mansion,
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-08-22
SPECIAL PREMIUMS.


Ladies' Grand 1'ounsment, for the most &c.
complishsd and graceful lady ridsrs, wednss-
dsy, october 8, 10 O'Clock Z. 4.
The Boclety oficrs four prpmiums, which will
cousist Of the eociety's SILVER Plate, valued 10
sp ctiysly at 500. go. 80 and 90.
Ths lady Who u sdjudged nrst, shall have her
choics Of all prsniums offered. The second
LADY shall have second choice. and % DO.
II 10 expected that other special premiums
will be added 70 this List By private coutfbu.
ton.
None but ladies' Of the highest responsibility
will b allowed 10 eomDets for prizss. :.
Ladies' wfshing 70 compsts for prizes VIII
please send names 10 Secretary, indorsed By
two members Of the soctsty.
Military Tsurnansnt ... Friday, 10
o'clock a. N.
Premium $50. and special premium Of gold
medal, value 500 tRift Of Pfesidf Mt b~tevenson)
for the beat drilled Military oompany...no
shooting. The Company competing sh.il ~
port with NOT les than forty men, aod VIII y
required TO drill In accordapcs. with sUpton's
U.b Army Tactics, 70 IN The '.6ehool Of The Com
pany,~ paragraphs lft 70 15o. md In skirmish
drfll, paragraphs 40 70 90.
q. @. sTKvRNe0N, Prssidsst.
1.B. coNsTooK, ssesstssy. tyia
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No. i,stafe for a..year olds which h.y: never
NJ. a-Purss $50: sla,,o frat. sas to second;
three-quartsrs OF O mila.
No. S-Balllnette stake. for Thoroughbred ..
year old nlllss. Society 10 add $500; dash Of
S iss, Ana M. : Dl s;le %ils; Won sS: : l.ss &: .ss,, e aay l AZ.
pounds extra; and any ally that has won two
races eight pounds extra; any nlly that has won
three races ten pounds extra. Second lily TO
No.i-purss saso; $50 to nnt. $40 to go
ond. $50 to third; heats Of . mile, ire for ell.
No. 8 Hurdle race, stake OF SIS each, $40 for.
felt. 800 added; one and . quarter miles over
ave hurdles. three feet six inches high; weller
weights.
Tussday-sscssd Day.
Nc. e-Trotting: . 80 class; free for all horses
In Nevada; also Tor all horses from eierra. Las
zen. Piumas and Modoo counties. California,
and Grant and Lake counties. Oregon; thrss In
Ave; purse $685. nr'' horse $500. second horse
No. 2 : Trottlng: FREQ for al; three miles and
repeat; pure $500; nnst horse $500. second
horse Sia,, third horse s7s.
wsdnesdsy-Third Day.
No. s-etskss for ell 2-yssr olds. three-quar.
tiers Of Q mile, $50 each; So forfeit; 800 addsd.
No. 9-Btake FREQ for al carrying 100 pounds;
$IS !. z J Slov sSeeI; Sps n no ~ ns ssigntn Mnes:
IN No s.yss. ana eountI.s psmsd In osiiforpIS ma
N ne.sos sna s,,n. a.. sa.uN sI,o HussnS
Ssegoe; Fofs' s'''' n'' no''s si'o' ''0'na
NJ II s..hs. Of sas each. n. n. eo,d medal.
value 500. added; one mile for am,terr riders.
SSsrs Of the stsis lorieuitnIsi socistv' OF ths
Pscioc COAT Blood Horss Assscistion. or soms
regulsr LOCKER Club. and no one Who makss 4
bu.ine,s OF training horses. or who has aver
riddsn onos for money. OF 10 engaged 10 the en-.
H I~ihIs' So,n,n.aias. ~ mG,s rH.ss " ~ ~ ~,
mana ~ ths nrrson Who h. TO ride. tbs horse
NAMED 10 thc secrstnrv On Mond.v ~ arstds
~ shs fs,r
No is-H,rdis rsr. nur~s Haoo. 6,st horsa
siss .scona ho,sa ~ third Eons as, hests
ofs mIie. vinnsr Of lis hurdle race on ne ART
dsy 10 csrrv MS pounds exin, second 8 pounds
s.frs, weiter Weights.
NEVADA CUP-No. Is Handicap Bweep-
stalks. 50. each, Sas forfeit; $40 declaration;
borss 10 receive Sioo. third 10 ssvs stsis.
weights Announced August a5th. dseisrstion 10
he msds geniember ist
Thursday--Fourth Day.
No. IA Trot,ino m,,s ana ,en..t f,,. n, Al,
syehr old. n Neyad. and counties .bove
arst Sor.s s2so. second horSs 400. third hcrss
90.
thres In ave: pure SoOo: dnt hoIs 500. sso.
ond horse $500.
purss ttUO: fnt hcrse SasO, second horss $50.
800 ~
friesy-F'ita Dsy'
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-08-22

Hrs ExcrLLrsoY Governor Kinkssd
and H. 81. Yerington. the railroad chief.
who have been cheering the Bodis folks
with the light Of their countenances for
the last few days. will return to Carson
to.morrov.
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tomorrow.

Mns. SPRAour continues to DO severe.
iy ~scandalized. blamed and criticized.
and her gallant Senatorial friend allows
her TO shoulder the whole trouble with.
out speaking q word in her behalf.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-08-22

TIE efficacy OF the Pops's bless
ing will now be tested by N. de
Lesseps, whose ship canal scheme re-
Gently received the ~bensdiction Of Leo
XIII. De Lesseps will need extraordi.
nary aid from some source. II he cuts q
channel across the Isthmus. judging
from the Insignificant sale Of stock in
his company on the day Of opening the
books.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-08-22

A CzIxAxAS invested IS cents in .
celestial lottery at Carson day before
yesterday and drew out Sl.7oo. 10
packed mp for China forthwith.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-08-22
CALEDONIA aILvER INNING
~ COMPANY .-Locstiou Of principal place

Location Of works, storey county. Nevada.
Notice 10 hereby given. that 81 Q meeting OF
the Board Of Directors, held on the twenty.nrst
(slsD day OF August, 1873, IN assessment
(No. 81 Of Ftny Cents per share was levied
able Immediately. In United States gold coin,
to the Secretary, q the once Of the Company,
No. tt oalifornia street, San Francisco. cali-
fornia-
AM stock upon which this assessment shall
remain unpaid on the tuentJ,sixtnt1oshl GAY Of
ysrtised for sale d public auction. and unless
payment 10 made before viii BE- sold on the
ssventssnth ,lIthl day Of October, 1873. 70
pay the delinquent sssessment. together with
costa OF advertising end sxpsnses Of sale.
y. Wk0kNER. eecrstaxy.
omos-.<it oalifornis strsst. Ban Iranoisoo.
calfornia. eu71 I'd
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NEW TODAY.

SNROJAN MINING COQPANY-
Location Of principal place Of business,
San Francisco, Oalifornis.
Location Of works. Gold Hill. Storey county.
Nevada.
N~otic..-Thers are delinquent upon the fol.
,owing-described stock. on account Of assess-
mcnt No. III levied on the fourteenth tltthl
positc the nance OF the respective sharehold'
ep. As follows:
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6oRN.
MARRIED.
NEW TODAY.
LIST OF UNCLAIMED LETTERS

DEMArNINa IN THE PosIosrrcE AT
II Gold Hill. storcy cJunty. Nevada. August
a. 1879. II not called for within one month
they will DO sent TO the Dead Letter once at
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Music by Professor cara's
Washington Guard Band,
AND BY
PROF. noskHa's GOLD HILL BAND.

rhs Danes Hall viii b. FREE To oil. 10 ebsre,
Of The door director and sssistsns soor man
assu.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-08-22

No Improper ahsrss.en will - allowed IN
the cars or % The grounds.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-08-22

PKRPRoT SAFETY. ss the tr.in viii b IN
charge Of reliable conductors.
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Parties holding excuntons tickets win b. ID.
United free 70 Ill parts Ut the grounds and
games. Parties not holding sxeurSioo usksts
VIII b charged 81 admission 70 the grounds.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-08-22
HINES, UNIONS PICNIC.

GRAND ANNUAL
PICNIC AND EXCURSION
MINERS UNIONS
STOREY AND LYON COUNTIES.
--u1 taxi. ,:4e. ~
T~readway's Ranch, Carson,
SATURDAY. SEPT. Q. 1879.
Csaniuss q Arrasssnsssst
suvEH orrY.
Aibsrt Williams. A.kussll.
J. B. Aubin. Robert Andrsvs,
ysnss Beg: NJ; ns1.na''
vnsnuA OFT.
IL. S.lasy. ' !. 4. Morrison.
wv "; . t Dann:. a.S. a Icac:;
IsSn ys s,si.,a. 3 !. s.cs:ss;.
j. Q. Lssrmo. ThOmss Kelly.
Prssn.ss Or Games ssA Prizes.
MEMS RACE 400 ysrdsl.-Fint prise.
Silver Jewel csstst. neatly lined vith slk; SEQ
ond prize for the same. . soud Silver MACH
Safe.
BOYS RACE usO. ysrds,. = First Prss.s
Bisck-dlsl stsm-vipdipg Watch; second prize.
Q solid Silver Fruit knife.
GIRLS RACE az years and undsri.. 100
yards. First prize. Q Biiysr Gard Rsceivs1.
lined with gold; second prize. two chased Sii.
yer Napkin Rings.
LADIES ARCHERY Qhrss nrows each
distance, 70 fset) .-Fint priss. . pair OF Gold
Oun Pins In the form Of On arrow. mounted
with pearls; second prss. Q silver Pickle stand'
With Pickle Knife.
wHRRLBARRow RACE (biindnldsd). 100
yards.-Priss. handsome silver Water Pitcher.
OLD MEMS RACE 80 ysar and ovsII. 100
y~ards.-Priss. Solid silvu.hssdsd Cane.
LADIES' RACE 80 yssrs and over. 100
ysrds.-Phzs, Silver Cafs BAstss.
LADIES' RACE 90 years add over. 100
y~Gts.-Prss. Toilet Bet.
VIRGINIA SHOOTING cLUB.-Yint Prss.
Fine Carving Bet lEnits, Fork and 6teslI. bso-
ond PrSs, Silver Ice Pitcher.
THREE STANDING JUMPS Prize. SOLID
Bullion Hing. with hsavy gold mounting.
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Ro~YALIrALIAN CIRCUS
This Powerful :.S nI..s:'s c'n'i'.'
FINEST EXHIBITION ON RECORD.
NOTICE.

sIoNoR CHIARINT sdvsrtisss no special
feature that be does not exhibit. and mas 20
rival worthy the name In the protession. tns
Old Rslisbls. "Alvsys sood-noW oe"sf'asa
ever"
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-08-22

TWO PERFORMANCES DAILY. Doc .
open Il I and q; Commences st . and
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The train will leave Virginia City st 7:lS
A. H., and Gold Hill at 4. y.
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rvEarrHWSSSs SET "a Ay yDh REayFI PSEEaa4unrs,

The whole formins THE LARGEST CIRCUS
EXHIBITION ever seen under one mans9s.
msnt. Superb display Of proves By the g1sst
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-08-22

A School OF Performing Dogs
Exhibiting the most wonderful canine saaseisy'
performing acts incredible II not seen.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-08-22

the EDUCATED zEBRAs
From Southern Africa will be introduced By
Mr. FRED, SYLVESTER. These intractable
species Of the animal Kingdom are the only
ones ever known to perform free In the arena
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1879-03-27
POLITICAL IM3zORALITY.

The vetoing of the Anti-Ciinese bin b,
President Hays has given occasion for ,
vast amount o. political buncombe. The
Democrats are determined to let the world
know that they were the champions of the
measure, AMI the Republicans appear to be
noway anxious to be held responsible for
its defeat. Whatever may be said for or
against Chinese immigration. it must be
obvious to every fair-Ininded. thinking Der
son that the bill introduced into and passed
through Congress, was destitute of every
redeeming feature Of true American states
manship, and was nothing more nor less
tliah an exhibition of political .'lofty-tum
bling" 1t was a nauseons dose. prepared
for a specific purpose, and calculated to
produce the same results whether it went
up or down. The Pacific States are the
patients. and the graduated politicians the
who championed this ..lleroic"
treatment. The latter were anxious and
ready to abrogate a most solemn treaty
compact between two great and powerful
nations. without even consulting one OF tile
high contracting parties. In this age of
party recklessness and political iinmorali-
y, we are fortunate in having an admins
ration with sufficient backbone and moral
stamina to breast the tide Of political dem
'gogism and thus save the nation from
Iisgracing itselfin the eyes of the entire
ivilized world.
Although not by any means in favor of
Chinese emigration to the
'nited States. we honor President Hayes
Dr. his manly veto of the umighteous An
Chinese bill. and congratulate the minor /
y in Congress in successfully defeating {
Ne passage of the bill over the veto. If
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1879-03-27
The South African War.

London, March 2l.-An important cor
respondence relating to the war in Soutf
Africa is published. Lord Chelmsford
writes from Durham. under date OF the 9th
OF February. rs follows: 1t is very desir
able that Major-General be sent to South
Africa without delay. In June last men,
toned privately to the Duke of Cambridge
that the strain Of prolonged anxiety and
exertion was even telling on me. What |
felt then l feel still more now. Sir Bartle
Frere concurs in his representation. and
has pointed out to me that the officer Sc
lected should be fitted to succeed him in
his position of High Commi ,sioner.
This letter was addressed to the Secre-
tary of War, and was received by him
March l1th.
Sir Michael Hicks Beach. Colonial Secre-
tary, writes to Sir Bartle Frere. under date
OF the 10th inst, as follows: The Govern
ment is unable TO find any evidence OF the
urgent necessity which alone could Justify
your taking without their full knowledge
and sanction Il course almost certain to re-
suit in war. which l had previously i'm
pressed upon You every effort should have
Ieen made to avoid. The Government.
with great regret, adopts the above view.
They do not doubt that your future action
vii! prevent recurrence of the complaint.
They have no desire to withdraw their
in the present crisis.
Sir Michael Hicks Beach. writing to Sir
Bartle Frere, under date OF the Goth inst.
'ays: Though its views are subject TO
notification by future events. the Govern
nent, when it becomes possible to decide
'pon peace conditions, is indisposed to
auction annexation, or any further interfer-
nee with the internal affairs of Zulu than
necessary for securing the safety OF the
Olonies.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1879-03-27

Washington, March l9.-The following
is the resolution which was offered in the
Senate by Edmunds to-day.
Whereas. The necessity for the present
special session of Congress has been occa-
stoned BY the failure of the last Congress
to make appropriations for the support of
the army, and for the Legislative, executive,
and judicial expenses OF the government
for the next fiscal year; and,
Whereas, The business and other public
interests Of the country viii be best pro.
NOTED BY combining the legislation OF this
session to making provision tor the objects
and By an early adjournment;
be It
Resolved, That al bills and joint resolu-
lions, excepting thoss for the Aforesaid
purposes, shall Be- referred to approprists
and not reported until he next
December session.