, 1879-01-17

to tho CAbe, tnd 10 Brazil. ana tho In Plata
States has Increased BY 2,kW parsons, tho in.
emigration to aouth America
fH8 POLITICAL TROUBLES IN DESNARK.
Nr. Cra,ner. nen, tlrnnt'a brothcr-tn.>aw, our
Minister to Denmark, In = letter to tho Stats
department. thus summarizes tho political con.
t4s at9a e s gust r. 81 b. posn psaas,s
oi The Opposition party, WHICH party has ma
At Introducing purely Parliamentary form of
Government, similar !o that Of Great britain,
PARTY, which party hsa InsIortty tn the Upper
lloVse, will consent, bccatsc the Constitution,
they say, does not contemplate such form."
BOUNTY Bf1f-
Senator Allison has Introduced tho following
.I'i to rroTtda for, tbs payment Of sddtt.onas
States during the War Of tho Rebellion:
VIA 4 Enacted, etc., Tl'at each and e7ery solller
WHO enlisted 10 the army Of the United States
after ths -,-day ot April, 1sol, ana oetoro tue
ably discharged, aud .hc widow, minor children,
or parents, In the order named, Of ant such
soltllcr who died IN tho service Of tho United
atstes, or OF dIscAse Or wounds contracted HAito
paid bounty In addition 70 any amount OF bounty
10 which he was entitled by law at the date OF
bis enlistment at the rats Of - dollars per
mouth for the tlmo between tho date OF his en-
Il8l1uFuk Al1l tH8 AAtG Vi At4AA kAQ e1A stH0
or the date Of Ills discharge: Iroeided, That az
sums paid as additional bounty under Secs. IL
and IL OF Chap. $50 Of the scta OF the tiEst scs:
sion Of the. 1htrty-ntnsh Congress, approved
to which the soldiers who received The same
would be entitled under this act: And prpeide1
further, That no soldier who received any State,
county, Of other local bounty, OF who received
feeeivo additional bounty under thEs act. unIoss
the bounty to whtci, ho would be entitled untict
thiA act shnli exceed the amount .ot such locnl
bounty Or such pay, and In such caso he sisll
"sso. !. rhat secs. ii, Is, and 10 Of Chap. 2o6
Of tho acts Of the irst session Of tia Thirty:
ninth Congress-, hcrcinbcforc mentioned, shall
be, and hereby arc, made applicable To this act. )"
sTATB OF DAKOTA.
Senator Sargent has introduced bill TO en-
able tho pconie OF dakota 10 form Cont;ttu-
t!on and 6tate Government, and for tho admin
sion OF the sud 4sate Into tho Uaion OF ea
equal footing with the original Btates. It prt>-
p1ses: "That tho Inhabitants OF tho Territory
Ut Dakota included ia the boundaflcs hrrelti-
after designated 0o, mud they src hereby, author
lied to form for themselves, out Of said Tori
tori, Stats Goyernment, With tho name Of Tie
9tato Of Dakota; which State, when formed,
shall 10 admitted Into the Union upon an equal
footing with tl,e original etates in sl1 respects
whatsoever, a. hereinafter provided -; aud
presents the following boundaries for the pro-
posexl ReH State:
"1hat tile said ntate OF Dakota Shall consist
Of Nil the territory included within tho follow
Ing boutIlariea, TO Wit: Commencing at 4 point
IN the maiu cEannel Of tho led River Of the
North, where the 4gth dcgreo Of North Latitude
crosses tho samu; thence 10 the main channel
Of said river, and along the boundary line Of
| tho State OF Mlnnceosa, to DiR Stone Lake
thcnce south along the boundary limo ot the
Stata Ut Minnesota to the Iowa line; thence
aiouR tho boundary lEuc Of tho statS OF Iowa Ia
The point Of intersection between tho D!g Sioux
| md Missouri Rivers; thence up tho Mlssouri
River, aad along the line Of tho State Of No
braskn, to tho mouth OF the Nf0bsaFa or Run
nlug-Water River; lhenco following up the
sanie, tn tho middle Of the mniu clauucl there
! of, t0 tho mouth OF the Kcha Paha or Turtle
| 1lfll River; tlIenes up said river to tie 43d
| Parallel Of North Lntitnds; thcnca dua nest IL
tie boundary Of the Territory OF Wromtng
thence porth alpuK the boundary limo Of the
| Territory ot Wyoming and tlls boundary liue ol
] tho Territory Of Montana to tho 40th degree ol
Nurth Latitude; thence east along said degree
! to the place OF bcgtnniDg.h