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FIFTY CENTS PER MONTH.

on the Roaring forks. They are thoroughly armed
and arc to be followed by other parties. II tue
Utes or any else attempt 70 order them on they
will fight Their declaration OF principles closes
with the following statement: believing that the
earth and oil that IL contains was gwen 10
man by his Creator for his use and beheht,
VIC here declare IL to - our unnltcrable pur-
pose TO explore and develop the country known as
the Ute reservation regardless Of eastern senli-
mentalsm or circumloCution offices The earth
was given 10 man to subduc, and we intend TO
fulhl the Scriptural injunction. At the same time
we declare II our intention not to Interfere win
the vested rights Of any man, aboriginal or Anglo
Saxon. At the same time We will not respect the
dog In the nonger occupancy of few sav0ges as
against the iudomitable pluck and pciseyer-
ance OF the nineteenth century. Realizing
tile dangers aud difficulties incident 70
our venture, aud invoking the aid OF AL
mighty God In the same, we invite oil persons
imbued with the spirit Of progression 10 join the
enterprise and by subscribing to these rules be-
come one Of us, so that plenty mny smile upon you
and posterity, when from the green fields inade
h0bitnble By your valOr and industry II reads the
names of those who form the vanguard OF the army
OF civilization, one may point with pride ana say
my i1ther was one of the first to plant the mag OF
civilization on the celebrated Ute roseryation' lt
Is stated that the delay on the part of the House oil
representatives Is causing great irritation among
The miners. and thut thousands Will follow the eX-
ample Of the Bell party.
National Republican., 1880-04-30
THE UTE COUNTRY.
Its Invasion by "rhe Army of CIvilIza II

Its Invasion by "the Army Of ClvilIza ion"
The following dispatch was received by the Sec.
rotary Of the Interior yesterday, and confirms the
frequenuy.exprcssed fears OF that officer that the
delay Of Congress 10 act upon the Ute agreement
would lead 10 trouble with the Utes
"Ios PINos AGENcY, April 81, 1850.
'The Secrttdry Of fhe Interior, Washington, u, c.:
"Rond through Blue Canon opened, Miners and
prospectors daily invading reservation; many more
reported on the way, most OF them bound for Gun
nison county, IN vicinity Of camp Of White River
Utes Ouray suggests that troops should be ordered
I'm Immediately 10 prevent trouble, Ouray reports
everything progressing favorably toward speedy
setliomenI OF pending negotiations, provided tres
passing is prevented here until matters arc arranged
"SHERMAS, CLERK In Charge"
A press dispatch from Denver Col, announces
that the movement TO occupy the mineral lands Of
the Ute reservation has formally begun, and that
Inc hrst party, composed Of members OF the organ-
cation which has been s0cretely preparing for sew
erM months, LEFT Leadyille last saturday. II is
known as the Bell expedition, and consists of l2G
men. They will establish mining camp TO be
called the Defiance mining district, which will be
National Republican., 1880-04-30
A Ministerial Crisis in italy.

ROME April 29.-m the Chamber of Deputies to.
day Sgnor Zanardclli, former Minister of the Into
rior introduced order Of the day declaring that
the Chamber being persuaded that the question Of
policy of the government will form an opportunC
subject for discussion when the budget of the Min.
isry Of the Interior is introduced passes tho order
of the day.
signor zanardell submitted that It was impos
sbe to give a conscientious vote on the question
of confidence In the Ministry, unless the vote was
preceded by detailed debate, and in order to
learn the true policy OF the Cabinet II neces-
sary to adjourn the consideration of the question
under debate
signor Depretis. present Minister of the In.
terror. declared the government could not &C.
ccpt Sgnor Zanardcllis motion, but the question
of confidence in the Ministry must be settled i'm.
medlately. A division was had and the govern
ment was defeated by vote of l76 to 1853. the
majority being composed OF eighty three member:
of the Right and various sections Of the Left. The
provisional exercise Of the budget for May was
then agreed to- In consequence of the previou:
vote Premier Cairoli requested the Chamber tC
suspend its sittings until the Ministry had taken
the orders of tho King.
ROME, April 30.-A dispatch to the Times from
Rome says the Ministers have decided to resign
National Republican., 1880-04-30
Settling IA Telegraph Fight.

The argument upon the petition of the Western
Union Telegraph Company and Atlantic Pacific
Telegraph Company against tile American Union
Telegraph Company ior an injunction to restrain
the latter from erecting poles and stretching wires
Hlong Fourteenth street and across the Long bridge
TO the Virginia shore. on the alleged ground of in
reference with the complalnantS poles and wires.
was concluded yesterday. ChcEJustice Cartier
passed an order denying the injunction and dis.
charging the restraining order and permitting the
defendant to proceed to construct its line of ele-
graph along the route heretofore adopted by it, but
the defendant, In constructing the said line shall
50 build and construct the same as rot TO produce
or cause any substantial impairment of the wires
duits Of the electric current for the purpose OF
tecgraphy, or substantial injury TO any other fix
lures of the complainants.
National Republican., 1880-04-30
pecnrniion DnY Notes.

The executive committee Of tho q. A. r. met
last evening at Grand Army Hall, c. G, Royce In
the chair and Paul Brodie secretary, Junior Vice.
Department Commander E.M,Truell was designated
to take charge othc services at Congressional GENE.
terry. over 200 uniformed members of the Grand
Army Siguiilcd their Intention to parade on Decor
alton Day aud an invitation was extended to the
Washington Light Infantry to participate In the
parade A committee, Of which Department. Com
muudcr Royce is chairman, was appointed TO wait
on Colonel Moore, tender the invitation and con.
fer with him on the subject. Farragut Post No, /
of Portsmouth, Va, was also invited 10 participate.
The other business brought before the committee
in relation to minor details attending the cero-
mOnLes Of deCOrntion.
National Republican., 1880-04-30
Clicked to Death by a Piece Of nrc,d

John II. Buchenberg, white man, aged forty
five years, died suddenly yesterday afternoon at
Fredmann'S restaurant on Tenth street below the
Avenue. lie went into the saloon aud wanted a
plate Of soup, and while the waiter was gone for IL
he began eating some bread. lie was observed 10
fall back IN his chair and turn black In the face. A
messenger dispatched to the Fifth precinct for
an officer. but before he arrived Bucheuberg was
dead. lie was conveyed to the Filth precinct sta
tion and on autopsy was held by Coroner Patterson
was caused by pieces of the bread lodging in his
throat He was u widOwer and u tailor by oCcupu-
ton. The body was turned over to his friends tor
burial.
National Republican., 1880-04-30
Mr.. ID. w. Middie,on,s Successor.

Mr.. James D. McKenney has, it is stated, been
designated by the United States Supreme Court to
succeed the late D. W, Middleton as clerk of that
court. Mr. McKenney Is at present deputy clerk
of the court, apositon which he attained by faith
duties of the several minor positions which he has
held under that court Mr.. McKenncy is quite 4
favorite with the court the bar and the press and
his selection will give satisfaction TO @ large mum
Der having business about the court His appoint
ment will not of course be announced until after
the funeral of the late clerk, which takes place
this afternoon. There will be no regular session Of
the Supreme court to-day, the funeral taking place
from the courtroom, but the justices will meet ut
O'clock to attend the funeral as body, us an eX-
preston of their regard for Mr.. MiddletOn officially
National Republican., 1880-04-30
Manhattan Bank Robbers Arrested.

PHILADELPHIA, April 20.-Petor Ellis alias
Luther, alias Long Pete, alias Banjo Pete, and AbrA
ham Cookley both of whom are charged with com,
plicity in the Manhattan Bank robbery, were ar.
rested last evening by Inspector ByTncs and De.
tectiyes stoin and Riley, of New York, assisted by
philadelphia officers, after desperate struggle
They were brought up at the Central station this
morning and committed TO await the arrival Of
Iequisitlon papers.
The two men who are both notorious burglars
have been sought long aud persistently by the
police but up TO few weeks ago, without success
They were two of the band whom sheylin, tho
janior OF the bank, gave away" IN his confession
of the plot now nearly year ago. 'Janitor Shey
lin'S confession 10 Captain Bytnes which revealed
the plot laid years before and carried 70 successful
issue, put an entirely new face on the matter and
gang except three who have been followed through
State after State, and three weeks ago Abe CoakleS
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Tho New England Editnrs.

The members of the Massachusetts, Press Asso-
citation occupied the day yesterday in visiting the
several departments and the Capitol ON account
Of the dsagrccnble weather they did not pay the
proposed visit TO the Washington Monument In
the evening they were entertained 10y Senator
Dawes, of Massachusetts. The Senator was as
sisted in doing the hOnors by Mrs Representative
Cl0tln and Miss Davenport. Beside the members
OF the association there was quite number of
other persons present, including Congressman
Cl0tin, Rice and wife, Bowman and Wife Cr0no
and wife, LoTiug, Morse and Russell and j. ID.
Alley aud Attomey.General Devens The evening
was very pleasantly spent. Upon returning 10 tho
hotel the association passed resolutions of thanks
for conrtesics received during their stay in the
city. They expressed themselves as being highly
pleased with the trip. They will take the $40
ing
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nonora 10 tho neiIef shlp,s omeers.

Cork, April 2O.--The trans-shipment OF tho
Consultations cargo to the different British gun
boats has been completed. The Valorous, with
the residue Of the cargo, has sailed for Galway
Captain Potter and the officers Of the Constellation
were entertained ut banquet tonight, given IN
their honor by the mayor aud citizens OF Cork
The banqueting hall was mngnihciently decorated.
ters ~. 81 in the centre. The three principal
toasts were: "Thc President of the United States,
which was responded to by Consul Brooks; "ThC
Captain aud Officers OF the Constellation" All
swered by Captain Potter" and "Tho Donors Oft the
Cargo Of the Constellation" acknowledged by Mr.
IcpWorth. Great enthusiasm was manifested
The American officers were repeatedly cheered
end the banquet was q brilliant success
National Republican., 1880-04-30
International Sanitary Conference.

A joint resolution was passed by the Senate yes
terday, authorizing the President to call an iuter.
national sanitary conference to meet at Washing
ton TO which the several Powers having jursdic-
ton OF ports likely TO he infected with yellow fOver
shall lie invited 20 send delegates, properly nnthor-
l2ed, for the purpose Of securing an International
system of notification as TO tho actual sani-
jurisdiction Of such Powers and of vessels sailing
theTefrom The resolution emanates from tho
National Board of Health, and is part Of their
plans for protecting the public health.
National Republican., 1880-04-30

Progress of the Southern Pacific Railroad
Especial Dispatch to THE NATIONAL REPUBLICAN,.
END oP TRACK, S. p. R.R..
ARIZONA, April q, 1880.
Fifty.four hundred feet of track laid to-day.
APRIL %.
Fifty-four hundred feet Of track laid to-day.
]. ii. STRoBgIDGB,
Chief of Construction,
National Republican., 1880-04-30
nusInes. AotIyity In ArIzonn.

A special dispatch from.Tucson, Arizona, says
"Since the opening Of the railroad to this point
there has been wonderful increase of the trade
with Mexico as many as fifteen teams q day leav-
ing here for Sonora and this is only the beginning
About $4,000 Of bullion day coming from Tomb
stone Mines station The station viii be opened
there in day or two which will save thirty miles
haul. The track of the Southern Pacific is laid
thirty.hyo miles east of here. large force of
graders is at San Pedro Pass fiity-hye miles east
and moving east one mile per working day. EN-
pect to reach Rio Grande by March next with the
traiush
National Republican., 1880-04-30
peelsIon on the Mcculloch Bill.

RICHMOND, Va, April 29,-The Virginia Supreme
Court of Appeals to-day rendered decision dc
caring that the provision of the act of 1879 knowr
as Tic McCulloch bill, exempting State obliga
tons from taxation, was not Unconstitutional, bu
valid, and that the State was bound to receive The
coupons attached TO the bonds issued under saiC
act at their face value in payment of taxes auC
other demands Of the State Another point dc
cded was that the law making said coupons re
ceivable for tax and other dues Of the State wa
Constitutional and valid.
National Republican., 1880-04-30
A Prospective Rowing-Mntch.

It understood that White, Of the Analostuus Of
this city, is anxious to row Murray, of the Eliza
boths, of Portsmouth Va Mr., w, II, Ioschuh, Of
the st. James Hotel city, yesterday received let
ter from Murray, IN which he ANNOUNCES ms VIII
ingness 10 row White II the latter will challenge
him. As Murray aud his friends viii come up to
witness the llanlOu-Courtney match, Murray de-
sres that the contest shall take place ON the lsh
proximu unless an earlier date Will be more agree
able to White. Mr. Ho'schuh is authorized by
Murray 10 make all necessary arrangements,
National Republican., 1880-04-30
CInimIng nnmnyes for u nroI,en Log.

Richard Ferris, by his next friend, Ezl L Fer
ris, has entered suit against the Capitol, North
street and South Washington Railroad Company
for $4,000 damages. The plaintiffs a boy twelve
years of age, and in December, 1879, was engaged
In selling newspapers lie was I'm the habit Ot de-
livering paper 10 one Of the CompanyS drivers
named benjamin j. Leach, on Fourth street, be-
tween Massachusetts avenue and street. on the
evening of the ith of December in attempting to
hand the paper 10 the driver. he fell over pile OF
stone and Dirt that the company had left in the
street, and was thrown under the car the wheel
passing over him and breaking his Left leg for
Mhich injury he claims damAgos as above slated.
National Republican., 1880-04-30
Laying Of a Corner-stone.

FREDERICKSBURG, VA, April 29.-!The corner.
stone ofths French Memorial chapel presented by
s. b. French, Of New York. to the Presbyterian
church. was laid to-day by Lodge No. of Masons
Grand Master Peyton S. Coles presiding An nd
dress was delivered by Past Grand Master Judge
Beverly s. Wexford OF Richmond on the founda.
tion ofour free institutions the faith of the Bible
and abounding in patriotic sentiments, which Were
generously applauded. Notwithstanding tho rain
q large crowd, including the visitors from various
sections Of NrglniA, were present.
National Republican., 1880-04-30
No Trace of tho htaIanta.

LONDON, April 29.-Her Molesty's storeship Wye,
which was sent in search of the missing training
ship AtNlanta arrived at Plymouth yesterday,
after searching the neighborhood Of Yigo, Spain
where portions ofa wrecked vessel recently came
ashore and reported that nothing new relating TO
The bottle picled mn ut The junction of the rivers
Weaver and Mcrscy containing paper purpOrting
to be message from the Atalanta Is undoubtedly
q criminal hoax.
National Republican., 1880-04-30
Stonped by Rain,

Especial Dispatch to TIE NATIONAL REPUBLICAN
BUFFALO, NJ Y, April 20.-The game here to-day
between the National and Buffalo clubs was stopped
ut the end of the first innings by rain, the score
standing one to nothing in favor Of the Nationals
The same clubs play here tomorrow.
GAMES PLAYED YESTERDAY.
ALBANY, N Y. April 29.-Albanys, 8; Troy
Cities, /.
WORCESTER, MASS, April 2o.-Baltimoros .; Wor.
costars 3.
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and Peter Luther were hunted down ut last Their
where Johnny Dobbs was caught before. The
necessary formalitics having been complied with
the prisoners will be taken to New York. The
head and front of this bold band of burglars,
Jimmy Hope is still at large his son explnting
IN prison his share OF the crime his father
v1u npI
National Republican., 1880-04-30
n,tomnted suicide I'm "A Cell.

Edward Howard, colored, prisoner at the Jail,
was found at o'clock yesterday morning sus.
pended by a rope improyised out his bed cloth
ing, fastened TO Il bar in the window Of his cell
and was cut. Howard was apparently dead from
sutlucation, but medical aid was summoned from
the Glmehouse and Drs. Elliot and StoCkStill, who
responded, applied several remedies and sue.
ceeded IN restoring life, Howard was arrested
and sent TO iul few weeks OgoOnH charge OF burg.
larry, and Since his confinement the Grand Jury
have found several indictments against hiIn.
National Republican., 1880-04-30
murdors Inv Iud,,ns pcnorted.

sT. LOUIS, Mo-, April 29.-A private letter to
business house in this city, dated Las Vegas N NJ,
the 26th instant, says: ut is reported here that
Joseph Brown, eX-mayor of this city, and party
of st. Louisans were murdered by Indians at or
near White Oaks, staunton county, N. NJ, on the
2Jth instant"
National Republican., 1880-04-30
General Grant In Chicago.

CHICAGO, April 20.-General Grant spent to-day
in this city very quietly. part of the time he
was occupied at General sheridan's military head
quarters in writing letters The General does moi
expect any demonstration while here He has O
large amount of private business to attend to
especially in the way of correspondence, and will
devote himself to it, Mrs. General Grant, who I:
not feeling WELL is also seeking rest from popular
OyatiOns.
National Republican., 1880-04-30
Closing Exercises Mt the Artillery School

Fort MONROE VA, April 29,-The closing exer.
cises of the Artillery School took place last even,
ing before large audience General Sherman de-
lvered an address to the graduates and presented
the diplomas. Aterward there was fine display
OF fireworks To-day the Secretary of War and
Generals Sherman and Hancock visited the Sol.
diers Home and Normal school, returning at o
O'clock when they witnessed the weddings OF Lieu.
tenants CLARK and Murray, OF the First artillery 10
the youngest daughters of the late General de Rus
sell United sntos Engineers. The party leave TO-
night for Washington.
National Republican., 1880-04-30
Navigation of the Upper Delaware.

DELAWARE WATER GAP, Pa, April 29.-Thc
steamboat Kittntnny, the first that ever reached
Port Jeryis, N. Y, arrived homo here last night
without accident having run the fifty miles in
less than five hours. The steamboat Is sixty feet
long, fourteen feet wide and can carry seventy per-
sons. The navigation of the Upper Delaware has
dreds nocking to see the boat.
National Republican., 1880-04-30
GrnntIn Niclshnrr.

The Republicans OF Warren county, Miss, met in
convention at the city Of NcksburB, April "a, and
elected a solid Grant delegation to the state con-
yeutiJn which meets May i.
The Republicans of Washington county, Miss
also met ON Saturday last and elected delegates u
the state convention, adopting n resolution de-
claring for General Graut as their first choice,
National Republican., 1880-04-30
The Pedestrians.

PHILADELPHIA, April 2O.-'The following is the
score at the end Of the fourth day of the seventy
two'hour walking match: Albert 2Sl miles;
Hughes, 273; Redding, 2s6 Hartman, 2js Du(rane,
2i7; Dickinson, 22O; Young, PA Collyer, 200; Nc
and AICI,eayy 1856,
National Republican., 1880-04-30
mr.. nix Safe for rhree.nnd-n-unlr ynnrs

NEW YORK, April 20,-Eugene Fairfax William
son, better known as Gentleman Joe" the persc
cutor OF Rev. DR.. Dix, who on the 2Gth instant
pleaded guilty to victimizing the firm Of Howard
& Co TO the extent Of S35.s2 by means OF n check
drawn on the Exchange National Bank Of Pitts
burg Pa, and payable to the order Of the Pttsburg
Forge and Iron Company, was arraigned In the
general sessions court to-day. His counsel asked
for mitgnted sentence on the ground that tho
prisoner was mentally deranged, Judge Glider
Sleeve sent him to the State prison for threeand-o-
hal yparg
National Republican., 1880-04-30
Arlzona I,a ilrond Entcrunlsc.

company has been organized at Tucson 10
build railroad from the point where the Southern
Pacific crosses the san Pedro river 10 Tombstone.
The capital is 81, 100000, A preliminary survey is
already under way, under supervision Of w $,
Edwards The road will be about forty miles in
length, and will run from the san Pedro inleroc-
tlon via Contention aud Charleston to Tombstone.
National Republican., 1880-04-30
Lucky Hts.

LOUISVILLE, KY, April 20.-The nineteenth draw
ing Of tho Commonwealth Distribution Company
took place to-day. Ticket No. 3l0l7 drew the cap
ital prize of s30OOO ticket 93512 drew $4,000, and
lowing tickets drew 1000 each; 4G6Ol, 5000 and
9i436.
National Republican., 1880-04-30
Pennsylvania Board of pardous.

HARRISBURG, PA, April 29.-It is now stated that
special meeting of the board Of pardons will be
held tomorrow for the purpose of taking up the
bribery cases. One of tho members stated he had
been notified of the meeting, but did not thlnk
that quorum could be secured Tomorrow.
National Republican., 1880-04-30
Young Kallooh's PreIlminary Hearing.

SAN FRANCISCO April 29.-In the police court
this afternoon l. NJ. Kalloch has a preliminary
examination on the charge Of killing Charles Dc
Young. The prosecution offered the testimony Of
eye.witnesses of the shooting, the medical men
who performed the autopsy, and of the officer who
| arrested Kalloch. The defense offered no tes,i-
mony and the prisoner wqs held without bail.
coroners jury last evening that Dcioung fired the
first shot at kaloch, arrested this evening and
| locked up on charge of perjury.
A CARD FROM YOUNG KALLocH.
| SAN FRANCISCO, April 29.-The Post this after
noon publishes the following card from young
| Kalloch.
Editor Post! 1 have not word to say about the
| facts or merits OF my cause | wish IL TO be tried
charged with murder, which is supposed to be
characteristic Of American communities But I
expect no fur play on or before my trial If the fast
men and corrupt detectives who surround tho
| Chronicle office and assume to run this city can
preventit Il is infamous that public officers, who
are paid by the community, should work illeglti-
mately for private individuals and convert what
| ought to be honorable prosecution into malignant
persecution. The drivel published In the Chronicle
OF last Sunday shows how some of our detectives
will invade private houses and try TO righten ig-
norant people. AS for the arrest of Cementshaw,
l have this to say: 1 do not know the
| man, and make no statement rs to my version Of
| what tIanspired. do not say whether his testi
mOuy was correct or incorrect; but l do declare
that he had no motive, SO far as cun see, to con-
ccal or perver the truth, and that there is nothing
| in his evidence TO indicate perjury. II looks to me
as II MS arrest is INTENDED Dy lne CHOHcte ana the
| detectives 10 warn the citizens of San Francisco
that they must not testify to any facts that would
even tend toward my exculpation;
Yours Truly l. NJ. KALLoCH.
The Post in another column says however i'm.
probable 1t may appear in the face of the testimony
| given at the inquest on the body of the late
| Charles Deloung 1t Is confidently asserted by the
| friends of l. NJ. Kalloch that at least dozen wit
nesses will support the testimony Of Clementshaw,
to the effect that DeYoung did fire the first shot.
The rumor is given for what it is worth, but there
| is 10 possible doubt that such evidence will be
| offered and form pArt of the defense.
National Republican., 1880-04-30
SPARKS FROM THE WIRES.
Items of Interest Gathered From
All Points.
The Pennsylvania Bribery Cases Lucky
Numbers-Moce Indian Murders-Gen-
eraI Grant Resting In Chicago
Tho NIcCulloch Act Sustained
ARTILLERY school-Re-
lief Ship Courtcsios.
Bribers, Cases Postponed.

HARRISBURG, PA, April 29.-The cases of Long
Smith, Lesenring. NcCuue, Clark and shoemaker
the remaining alleged corrupt soiciatonists, nave