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U. 8. LAND OFFICE. HELENA. ". r.,
~.

'' May ~, 1880.
Notice 10 hereby givea that Anders Hansen,
who filed Pre-emptioR Declaratory Statement No2Sa6
for the NV. 4 of section 33 IN township No. y,
north Ut range Noe west has this day filed notice Of
his intention to make non-mineral and final proof In
support Of bis said Presumption claim and fnal
entry thereof AZ the expiration Of thirty days from the
date OF this notice, and names his witnesses TO
prove his continuous residence upon and cultivation
Of said tract and the nOn-minera character thereof
the following persons: Peter Lansing. Nes Hansen,
Postoffice, Deer Lodge county, M. T.
hearihg will be had at this Office at 10 O'Clock q.
m, Tuesday, June ~, A. ID. 1884,, TO determine as
the mineral or nOD-minera character OF said land
the right ut aad claimant to enter the same and tue
testimony to be used apon said hearing will be taken
T., at his ONCE In the town Of Deer Lodge on sStur-
day, June %, A. d. 1850.
j. III. MOE
q. B. OBANNON begister.
Atty. for C!aimants.
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KefsfA Of ,Iohn Grimm ,ler

Eetste Of John Grimm, deceased.
Notice s hereby given by the undersigned executor
Of the estate of John Griffin, deceased TO the cred-
tors OF and oil persons having claims against the said
deceafed b exhibit them with the necessary vouchers
within four months after the first publication of this
notice TO the said executor &C the town OF Pioneer
Deer Ledge County, Montana Territory.
PATRICK GRIFFIN,
Execntor OF the estate OF John Griffin, deceased
DATED May % 1850. 569-5t
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Nodsss Thurmaa-rrumbsii Locking Up.
IxprANAPoLis,J June i7.-Thurman deprs-
oates the movements Of some seaious friends
who intend TO 60 TO Cincinnati in his bs-
half with bandsnas and other emblsms.
He considers suoh accsssories unsssnly.
Hon. Lyman Trumbull's friends here ~
gard him - . dark horses and win turn
cit In forcs 1t Cincinnati. An szsirsion
u already made up from here 70 80 down
Saturday night Trumbull's nominatiou y
Goysrnor II regarded - N advantage u
his Presidential aspirations.
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Seymour Pulls of the Track

UTICA. Juns 15-DKAR SIR: My name
has been spoken Of in connection with the
nomination to be made ut Cincinnati next
week, and a. you are the delegate from the
district in which live, ask you, in my be-
half, to state to that am not . candidate
for any nomination to be made by that
body, nor could accept any such nomina-
ton II the Convention should see fit to
present my name to the public. l do not
suppose there ID tho least probability Of any
such action, or that my name viii! be pro-
sented, bnt deem 1t proper to send yen
this letter, to 30 used IL any question
should como up about my position or pur-
poss. am, truly yours, ETC.,
.f." HoRATIo SEYMOUR.
Hon. THos. ]. SPRIees.
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Sitting Bull Indians Surrender.

ST. Paul, June ia special from Fl.
Ksogh. dated yesterday, says 500 Of Sitting
Bulps band from the other side Of the in
ternational boundary came in and surrep-
rendered to 1t. Whistler, representing
Geu. Miles. The Indians were In q starry
ing condition and were fed and cared for.
IL - said more are about 70 come in.
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Cincinnati.
ssEMBLlNo OF THE CLANS


CINCINNATI June =, ll:to = The Convection
y assembling; hall crowded weather clear and warm.
Tho Convention called 10 order 1t Is:lo D. m.
Judge Hosd'ey Of Cinneinnasi 10 temporary chairman
he was received with loud cheers and said be would
y nsfhsr toe NOR friend Of any candidate u biz rub
ines: said Democracy was eternal and would not be
Affected b the success or failure Of the ssnnse Of
the Convention. His reference To tie nsGninataoa Of
Tiidsa vas recsived with great applause delegates
Using 70 thsir feet and cheering. waving hsts and
haDdksEchiefs. Whs, New YorE was reached yoan
Kelly aroee and wss received With cheers and hissss
Thechsirmsn dscsasd 70 recognize him - being Ga
q srdes. Great coafasion. Convsntion adjourned
until 10 O'Clock tonegsou.
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INSTRUCTIONS REGARDING MIN
ING CLAIMS.
Survey or the Late Acquisition at Butte
Washington Corr. Salt Lske Tribune.

Washington Corr Salt Lske Tribune.
Mr.. Milan Packard, of Utah, has claim
in Montana about which the Snrveyor-den-
eral has been much puzzled, and 70 help
him out the Commissioner Of tho General
Lxud Office has vouchssfed the following
explanation and instructions, which arc VI
interest to all lOcators:
As surveyed the claim has only four
oorners, and these should have been all re-
ferred to as corners Of the claim. Ihere
il no objection to Jour instructinR deputy
mineral surveyor to establish the cOrneIs OF
a conflicting claim Within tho limits Of
patented claim when they simply fall with
IN such patented claim.
should It appear that the monuments
marking the corners Of the conflicting
claim would iLcouvenieaoe the prior claim
anita, their positions can b. fixed by refer
ence to witness posts.
The corner OF = survey, properly 30 call
ed, should always Do referred to a. such,
both in the plat, In the field notes and on
the ground. As che points OF Intersection
of the exterior boundaries Of conflicting
claims are not properly corners, would
suggest that the marking upon monuments
designating such points should have some
significance. A plan, sometimes followed
in Color ado, Is to mark upon the stake or
monument the respective lot Dumberings
of the intersectinR surveys. For instance.
. monument marked P. |. 55-58 would ut
once indicate that such monument designa-
ted point Of intersection ofiots 50 and o..
This plan properly modified to suit occa-
sions would seem to answer all require
ments.
With regard to the position Of the loca
ton returned ~ unclaimed, have to gay
that . claimant has no right to abandon
any portion Of the surface embraced with
in the limit Of his survey unless such por-
| ton Ia otherwise claimed.
To avoid further delay and expense, when
the following amendments are made the
survey Of the Late Acquisition spur lode vii
be allowed to 10 to pSteUt:
The northeast and southwest corners oil
the survey, now referred to AS points in the
field notes must be indicated upon thu
gr, und a. monuments properly marked o.
their positions fixsd by proper references
to witness marks Also, the total area mus
be amended to include that portion return
ed a. unclaimed.
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Aeeid.n. il tn. yellow JACKIE, MIN.

BAN FRANCISCO, June 1S.-A Gold Hill
dispatch says: A terrible accident occur
rod ct l1:30 .. N. In the Yellow Jacket
mine, occasioned By = car load OF tools
falling from near the surface to tho bottom,
whore eight men wers working on the
skip. Four men wers instantly killed.
Neil Gallagher, Al. Tsmby. Timothy vii
kins and =. whitoomb. Thrss Others were
seriously injured.
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WASHINGTON, June lS.-Ths Gulnars,
Captain Hcwgats's Arctic sxpeditioa vss-
sel. leaves Monday for the Arct,e regions.
Ths vesssl v British and cannot carry the
American dag. The enterprise L under
the persoaal enterprise VI Captain How
satss Who viii bear I'll sxrsnsss.
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Seymour Positively Refuses.

NEW YORK, June l6.-The following
seems to explain itself:
Utica, June 18th.
Hon. J. Thomas Spriggs::
DEAR SIR : My name has been spoken Of
in connection with the nomination to be
made ut Cincinnati next week, and as you
are the delegate from the district N which
live, ask you in my behalf to state that
am not candidate for any nomination
to be made by that body nor could accept
any such nomination II tho convention
should see fit to present my name, to the
public. do not suppose there 10 the least
probability Of such action, or that my name
will lie presented, but l deem It proper to
send you this letter TO be used II any ques-
ton should come up about my position or
purpose.
l aim truly yours, etc.,
HoRATI0 SEYMOUR.
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The Mud WIN Not ssick

CHICAGO, June c0.-Ths later OcsaM's
Washington special says: Forney's Sum
day Ohroniek says to-day In regard to tho
Presidential canvass !: Rspublicau newsps-
pers, - well - Republican speakers viii
make . great mistake during the coming
campsign II they join In the mud dtneins
inauguratsd By the Democrats. The acan-
dAls dug up against Gen. Garfield require
no refutation, and for bic friends 10 nm
dertake IL would only give them the color
Of truth and responsibility they nov %
lsmsntably lack. From the moment tho
scandals were originated Gen. Garfield has
grown in popular favor among his own
people. Tho great State Of Ohio, instead
OF questioning his integrity or In the least
d0ubting his capacity and ability 70 serve
its interests, has enlarged iss confidsnos
By snlargiug his sphere OF usefulness.
There y no truer test Of . pubic man's
character than the fact that his own peo.
pie tsand By and oontinas " rsnsw their
cou6dsncs IN hin.
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In respect to tho charges Of corruption
made or insinuated against General Gar
field, there 10 no man who knows him and
understands the integrity snd simplicity Of
bis cha. scter and his freedom from every
temptation involved in the love OF money
that can ever Be made to believe anything
in respect to his inconsistency with abso
lutte and perfect integrity, Stanley AatA-
svs in PHILADELPHIA TtmSs.
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The Presidency has had . narrow escape
this time from violating its precedent Of
never falling to United States Senator.
Garfield has been elected Senator, but his
term has not yet begun. He cannot DO said
to be Senator until he has taken tho oath
and been admitted to seat. The Presi
denct has taken him on tho wing between
the House and Senate, evidently with tho
idea that while he 10 stepping up he might
~ we'll 20 to the top.
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N.w YoRK. June 10 -Ths osnsus ~
turns show the populaiiea Of. ReoOklyn to
- 81 00J--aa inersass Of n, 1000 in Ave
yeaSs,
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Tho Democrats will need no introduction
to Garfield. They became thoroughly ac-
qnainted with him during the extra session,
whom one after another Of their revelation
airy schemes came to grief through his OPP
position.
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POLITICAL PARAGRAPHS

Culled From Current Exchanges.
Tho third term Was solid in life and solid
in death. Its ghost will never reappear.-
NJ Y. Tribune.
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for that would not DO grateful to the man
whose nsms he presented, nor would 10
consume time in reciting useless biography.
All know his public life and services.
Nevertheless he proceeded with eulogistic
reference to Thurman's record. The Hines
demanded ticket that shall b. clean
ono. around which no dirty scandals cling.
> man whose name will b OF itself the
platform. Such man was thurman, -
al we'll know. He had fought the good
fight and has kept the faith. Under him
the rights Of oil, rich and poor, capital and
labor. would b protected and the rights OF
sections also carefully preserved. He de-
nisd that Ohio was Republicans Stats, and
argued that GrafsId's nomination was IN
admission BY the Chicago convention that
Ohio Was not Republican. They had a.
rrsdy son Of Ohio 1t Washington in Til
deu's chair snd Jet they took another. ''In-
satists archer, would not one sufncef"
The speaker continued Ut considerable
length with graas rapidity and much hu-
NOR, and vas honorsd at his closs with
hearty round Of applause.
When Pennsylvania Was called IT. chair
man ssid they had no candidate to present,
butons Of their delegates desired to proeat
. name Daniel Doherty, OF Philadslphia,
then took the platform ~ hs said 10 oomi-
nate ono whose name would reconcile nj
factions and carry Pennsylyania Indiana.
Connectieuk New jersey, New York and
Ohio. He proposed Tho name ri soldisr
whose name was stainless - his sword,
Win6sid Scott Hancock. lThis gavs occa-
sion for tbs widest burst Of applause that
had bean witnessed either on The Aoor o. 10
~ galleries. maay dslsgatss rising 70 thAir
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William T. Boardmsn and John II. Trisbsrger, plain
tifs,
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Order to Show Cause.

Dated June !. 1880.
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IN htEAIORIAM,
DANIEL wEsL,:Y Ait,Df.EroN

DANIEL WESLEY Mit,DLETON.
WASHINGTON, D. C., btay lU.-1n tho Supreme
Court this mDrnINH Chict-Justiuo Wulte an-
nollrced tho following order:
ut In horcby orlored that limos IInll bfcI{n1,-
ney be nppo!n.rd Clerk III this Court in pl,ltD Ut
pnn!si Wesluy Middleton, dcecascll, u,ll thnt Ip
forthwith tulic tic nuth Of ut]lco mid Xiro bond
conditioned ucenrlng to Inv. -
IN this connection We cnnn0t rcfrAn from
giving oppression to orr high rtHartl for tho
personal md n1lofnl car1ictGr Dr 5lr. Middleton.
Ills hnndwrftlnE t!rst appuars un tho
tIlo II 81 Felr!lnry, 4. u. lsa'. Froni
thnt tlltc until Ills lcIh lle wis without Inter-
ruptintl actively cnHnggd III tho business 0r thu
0iflec TO wfltgh his successor hns Just been mp
pointed. 1l,d oven II whisper OF complaint
NRatnst hini III nny particular, ha never
rtnchcd nlir pnrs. Three Chief Justices Ut tie
Court. anl eighteen Associate Justices have
dEcd sInco his seryIcp begun. He WIS
MOST ACGNMrLtaItED OFFICER,
courteous In uannrr, dipnlcd In department,
faithful to overy duty, ind never ui,nllMlti OF
tho confidential relations !,u had with tho
Court. Wc sincerely mourn bis loss, buttt
Ms nh officer md friend, md direct
nat this testimonial ho cntsrcLl on tho records
Of tta Court Anl copy trtlnsmitted to his
widow. IN token Ut our rl.spcct for tho nlcmory
81 him thAt Is Rnnu Rn.l our sympathy for bis
fnuIily III thoIr Nt,!Ietioil.'
Adjourned fur tho tgrM.
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PEN E1ONS.
MORE MONEY WANTE1l,
Decree affirmed with costs.

wAautsoros, mo-, Nay l4Y.-TIe scosetasy ot
tho IntortoF tFansluIttGA ~ tho Senato to-day
Il latter., from Cpmu.lssionor Of pea1lo,,s
llentley, explaining why h's previous: estimates
for arrears and aria$ and navy Ionslonss which
were submIttc4l by tho Secretary Of the {utqrtor
March ., worp Insufficient Dontley, In h9 Ietter,
says that tho observations Of two Moritl,s which
havo latervened ainoo bis former estinato was
,uade reuder It certain that thoso estimates arr
inadequate, and IN 0sder to pr6vIdo for tho pny-
n,pnt Of pensions which will full duo priur to
July It must he conslderat'y Increased. Thu
roylsod estimates which ho submits are ~ fol-
lowss For army postlons, ~ boo. QoQ;. aYy pens
slpns, 3,9A; pay ,a4d pn1wuncos, Sl6M1i
oy1r hi4 estimate OF Aasuh s.
Tho Commissioner Invites. attention to the
o0Mdthon of the appropriation madp March y.
lslv, tar the paynu4t Or 'trtcass " pusisi0s i!e
ton WINS made aot down tho I,rotAblh number of
pensioners ultitled u funds frot, thls upprpprl-
atlon at 4Aop Nown tD Aptil % t.1H clalms
Gslancs u FhIs p 0 bals
ailoo. The co1nnlistionor sayA leavss 70 small n
lnArKtn TO oaEps tho Arre4Fa III tho Usi!mntcs
that ho dsotas IL pg1sdent. 1n order. that thero
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constitpuonal. and tho majority saia that the

co,.stltpti6nal. and tho majority sud that the
Htat1 ilsulf hh,l
srrrLrp THAT CONTROVERSY
BY asGii!nF TINT tl,o lMckard Legislature ncyer
Mr.. 1tMtr--l:xdrtly. Tito two Legislatures as.
Htnn6lftI ~ .lntlnry. and tho 1'nnknli lctfsln.
thrn nntetl IN Janlary. Alh tic question nf
validity and tho "frGGt 1T .its Actlitl werl "s-
s"nflhl to tho nilpport 1T KcllDFv'e title II liz
Rtit. Another Legislature miHt IN Matfh nftnr
tho Semitic r,nf. nIId t!,or undertook to rt'ct
Sruiloti, nfti nny portion Vt tho ttNnhlttet aatA
tho benntU llilHt detHr1nina WIteh Legislature III
Maroh had thu rIr}Iifut ttlfg, and proceeded tD
10 IT,. Tho Senator frnis l]oorHla t1lltl Bnlt1 nd.
BIZ Htatc l'y ~ A'iHHdc,lt i'ctlor, taeit!g !ho
Niclnlis Legislature. in power e,aa settled thae
question. aut1 the otyeGt nf tint subsequent No.
tlnu r1ncts fur tho Liovcrnmnnt OF tho Honatu.
TharG ls no eschpe fFrln'thD loKlu OF that prnp-
fslts,n, nor frufn Its revolutionary conscs
1lrHceH.
Mr.. ,lIonr concluded by saying that, X It he-
cnmo n1tessary bCrtaftnr, tho chnllcnEo Of tho
Senator from f.Otfslai,h tJ0iMtsl u Investigate
tho tlelna i,y which lle md rertaln Ut his cot
lelrIs nhtainetl their se,ts might by lcneVtrt!,
MID II sn, tito 1t,untry Wnild ENrsl'y be much
rpusad by THUR ehrgo that tlnIr opp HGnts woro
Hunting the hlnoy shirt, Il 1t lIeGan,c AplHlrut
TINT tho g,rinent waved Gy tlo'n was not only
bln,ly, but slUtG,t.
air, Till, Of uunrg1a. took tho floor, hut. pro-
fOrrlnY not tH begin EptMktng ut lNfo hour,
yielded It " other SunutpFs Until Tomorrow.
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LOTTERIES.

4 DECISION or THE SUPREME COURT WHICH
Will. ACT As HQuRf0lIEH.
WASHINGTON. D. c., Mny 1O.--Tho following
Supreme Court decision is announced:
;Jbhn T. stoua Of al p1intltrs In error, ts Tho
stato OF Mississippi. This was suit brought BY
tho State FOR tho purpose Of sppress!ng tho lot
terry company known rs 7" Thu Mississippi Agri-
cultural, Educational, antl Manufacturing Aid
Society" This corporation wns duly chartered
by ar net pissed by tho Legislature ot MlsslH-
s!ppI on the 10th Of Jnnudry, 1907. On tho 9th Of
July, Into, IN net WIS passod to give cToct to
Art. II. Sec. 16, Of tho state Constitution Of 1913,
which prohibited the authorization OF lotteries
by tho shae, mud tho further snlo Of tfokots l,y
companies nlrenly authorized, Tha Circuit
Court, Upon Information tILel by tho Attorney
Gonernl, and'In Wow Of this prohibiting not, en-
tered
4 JUDGMENT OF nusTEn
agnfnst tho rcspondents which, upon appeal,
WIS affirmed by, tue Supreme Court. Tho caao
is now brought horo for revl1w upon tho ground
that tho act OF the State Legislature Of JulyQ,
1870, making II unlawful to conduot n lottery in
the Stat8 Of mississippi is unconstitutional and
invalid, because It impntrs tho obligation Of II
Contract entsrod Into 'by tho State whom It
granted tho plaintiffs In error this chnrtor.
Tho Court holds: p,,. :.
1t grants cbartar To a privato corporation is
const,tutIon.
q. rhat tho I,cutstat,ro of E,aarsalno, ,,la nm.
o,,tas,, a,,ta' i,stt ~ ,a.s e. au un'
ration, tho condition Of which was tho Payment
tn tho stnte by tho Lottery Company Of q cor.
tIin uprcDt,tnre IT tho laft6r's rncpiois, wa
l. fhat, alti,onEh sao Isottery Coinpany WAS
THUS duly cbnrtcretl, tho Lextsiatlro which,
Rrnuted lint charter hni no nuthority to bmr.
fho reT,i(ntinn rof nh m,,tfnra ntfcettnu nbiIrc
hca,th i.nd pt,iiio 1noruiH. TIC ai1ntrg}s{ou NJ
both thcso subjects OF governmental power Is
,.r., .,-.,o %, ~, =, t, ;"
coHIiso'Ha IN ias NAIuAEI ..s
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WASHINGTON.
oon,e Prospect Of Action
Being Takon on the
Sugar Tariff:
,,ohobil;ty that the Carlisle Bill
win Meet with APP
proval.
,.,otor 1Ioar Makes II Speech OIL
tho Kcllogg~spohord
Matter,
n Which He Strongly Eu!og'zes
" the Senator from
Louisiana.
A ,,eo,sion Of the Supreme Court
Very Discouraging to Lot
terry Mon. ,~'
II Declares TINT States Have Perfect
Blight to Abrogatc Such con'
fractss .,
~ n II
Mr., Bruco's Proposed Legislation Relative
to the Frecdmen's Bank.
r1IE SUGAR TARIFE4
aouE pItpHpEQr Or ACTION.


so.t.al utspateh to Ths Chicago Tsthuns.
w,a.tsuroy, D. C., May 10.-Tho action OF tho
co,,nttrn Of Ways 0nd Means on Saturday Inst
- sonor4tnr a scpurato bill OIL tho sngnr tariff Ia
ths enl of one atage Of O hard struggle that mas
,a.C o,,no Of, IN tho Committee over this matter
sssine ,ha entire session, and leaves the why
o1mnsratIvoly open for satisfactory solu uton
- iii, ip,nortant question. Quito eArly In tho
sa..o, a memorial WIS presented to Congvoss,
unmcro,,s.y signed by the importers and rotlners
ofnear Of New York City, by leading importing
houses Of Philadelphia, and ono of two largo re-
dnerIos In that city, and by tic rofnors OF Fort
Ind md st. Louis, praying Congress for somo
rcltcf from tho operation OF tho present Hesehuo
av, governing the collection Of duties on sugar.
Tho memorial further statod that iu IN attempt
N remedy tho detective laws tho Treasury o'li-
r,als had ualo matters worse, and that tho
ubolo t,afo wns thon o1nbroiled In litigation
with Tho Government over tho mnttcr. 1t WINS
further stated by tho nlclnorialislB that tho only
ptactlcablo way to remedy tho existing trouble
was BY tho adoption OF the former suggestion Of
The Secretary o( the Treasury to Caslgress to lu-
mxe Uniform rute Of duty on certain classcs Of
tualta mid thus tnko nfurgo discretionary power
fram tho Government snmpiers who
ALE PECULIARLY EXPOSED TO TEMrrATI0N
by tbc existing law. A worry full discussion OF
the question waa had before tho Committee tho
latter uart II january; the nodo OF tho chnrgc,
though not tile chnnRc Itself, being opposed by
Nr lIaycwoyor, OF New York, on bchnlfo Of three
Of four ,arEo sugar rclnorics 1t, most OF which
he gas Jntorcated as partner. So fur It WAS hll
plain sailing, mud prompt action Of BoMo sort
was confidently expected. The Committee sut-
fcrcd tho mntter to lny unnottcca heforo thoH',
end then suddenly ono day carolcsty voted
to tudeflnlty postpone .>thc. whole mat.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.:
sgNATOn MOAn's aPEEcH.

sprttai Dl,pot,h n 7snt rsttoon 1,r,,,,,.
W1su,nnrov n n tt,,t N ~S,nsto~ 1r,..,s
,n"ass "saauaus, -. wv y, " sny ,lu@sana1of Aoafs
'sen .,ssn m.uas ea me kellogg. .spolosd case WIS
-,,h ~ NV 1IeeuYo u.9uuloh1, uoa'.n9 ea!olly
tuta for tho Committees rusolutlons that was
Introduced by him satlrdny. Tho opening and
closing portions Of tho speech presented In il fow
@@pset md vivid sentences sotno OF tho gon-
etal features Of tho political Issue involved.
Wv. @.'' m uIhero are some things peculiar to this
sa Ino volcs which is to 30 stiiiod Is tho last
aesee 1som mo Status lately In rebellion which
r. reseas taalf loyalty. Senators luscribo
sc,van vIs vaela' Directory tho record Of public
sheh assi!o. the eon"nco @ ~ tbo,r 'tu s,otas au
Every ohor Senator rrnr' ~. .a,o. eIe.. "."tas
teh Of TIN n1o,s" - .'ous at. w." seesea , ou'cs
1lfo sas w utoHa 20 struck az MIS- country's
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THE RECORD.
nR r k~k

wAsrtix1rou, u. c.. May 10.-Thc President
prn tenn. (rhur,nnn) laii letnth the aenatu n
communication from THO SeurQtary of tho ln-
tcrDr stating that his estimates VI March. !, 1s).
fur tho deficiency for arrenrn and the ar1ny md
navy pcnslone hnvo been fuuntl Insufficient, mud
transmitting tho Increased cstIfnnto.
Mr.. I,ayurt said TINT, II possfbIo, he would cali
the Eatnn TAri!r Commission bill up In tho morn-
luz hour tH-fnnrrDW.
Ai.cr considerable dcs,nte II wns agrccd In
take ,r tho Joint resolution. unit. rchtltnE the
.lriNte upui It, tho morning h0ir expired, and
ltDar spoku In opposition ~ tho Kellogg rcsolu-
uDn,
Tho report Of tho Conference Committee On
tho ntUlOtnutle and Consular, Appropriation bill
wns presented by Mr. Eati,,i and adopted.
After executive so5sftsil. adjourned.