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The Utah oovernorshio .

NEW YORK, January 5. The Tri5uns',
Washington special says: Governor Emery
brings with him complete answer to the
assertion that tho Gentiles lack confidence
IN him and that no lacks tho courage to act
fsarlessly and promptly in an emergency.
In letters and petitions which no will pre-
sent TO the President. Atleast nine-tenths
Of the Gentle citissns Of Utah Of any in
huenoe or prominence and Representatives
Of the much larger properties OF Gentle
capital invested here have signed these
petitions or have written letters 10 IL.
President asking Tor his retention.
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The Edison Li1bt

4 NEW YORK. January 2.-Tha Graoa.s
speaking OF the remarkable rise in Edison
electric light shares. says IS high as a. So
nas oeen paid for ono Of these shares, and
inside holders will not sell at that price.
p'e'errine TO take tho chances OF their ut
aiming : much higher value. About "a
w y Did to-day for the stock. Tho ~
s !, notes the feet that among the for,v-
ne iA@ps which wsrs placed on exhibition
3 Msnlo Park, several arc already buru,p.
: littls dull.
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GRAND LARCENY PREVENTED.

Our readers recolIect the main points in
tho complicated Name controversy --how
an overwhelming majority OF Republicans
were rightly and rishteously elected to the
Legislature, how canvassing board oem-
posed OF the Governor and Council, : polit.
ical miscegenation Of Democrats and Green
backers who got into place BY "fusing, !"
counted them ont on littls trivial. tsumped
up tschnioa)ities IN Star Chamber caa-
Pas Of tho rsturns and issued certificates
70 the defeated Democrats and Grsenback-
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The Utes Charged with having Outraged the
Captured Women.

CHICAGO, Jan. 5.-The 7ri5une's WASH
ington special says: Ex. Governor Hunt,
Of Colorado. last night received dispatch
conhrmatory TO the story already darkly
limited ct, that the females captured by the
Utes we're outraged by their Indian cap
tors. The Pueblo, Col, CAiefsafn, OF New
Years day. contained card signed By Mrs.
Meeker in which this crime is charged up.
on the Utes. Gov. Hunt said the recep
ton OF the dispatch made him sick ct heart.
He did not make It public last night be-
cause he did not want to antagonist the
policy Of Mr.. Schurx. He said the publica-
tion of story of that kind here would at
onoo arouse sentiment - hostile to the
savages - that which exists in the State Of
Colorado. 81 do not believe ID will Be ssfe
sven 70 bring these wretchss 70 Washing
Ion, said he, II . relative OF mine had
suffered this unuanabls indienity 1t tho
hands of one Of these Indians | would
Ihooe him down In the strsetsof this CITY.
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Blood. and crees Fighting.

Fl. AsslSIBoISE, Jan. 3.-The mail car
ries from Fort Belknap who came In TO-
night. reports that the Crees killed two
Bloods and stole $50 horses about thirty
miles below Belknap. The Bloods started
altar the Crees 90 strong and will doubt
less get the best OF them, ~ the Bloods
srs well armed and have "A abundance Of
summation.
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The Maine supren. cour. Decision in wash

- ~-~-NN'~ SaPt~ ~ ~ShAh D@SisfOn An w ASH
ington.
WASHINGTON. Jan. 4.-There seems to
be no doubt entertained here that the
unanimous opinion of the Maine Supreme
Court, adverse TO the action of Governor
Garcelon on all the points presented, will
have the effect Of speedily ending the con-
troversy in that State without any further
serious difficulty. It is understood here
that at least one member of the Supreme
Court-namely. Judge Libbey-is Demo-
crat, and the perfect unanimity Of the
court, therefore, gives additional weight
to the confessedly strong reasoning by
which its opinion is supported. 1t is gen.
eral.y believed that even If Governor Gar.
celon takes the ground that notwlthstand-
ing this dictum Of the court he cannot re-
call the certificates already issued, its moral
effect will nevertheless be amply powerful
TO induce sufficient number Of fusionist
holders Of these certificates to refuse to
take seats in the Legislature.
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HATCH, Commissioner.
The Maine Supreme Court,

BANGOR. January l.--Chief-Justica APP
pleton has summoned all the Associate Jus
tices OF the Supreme Ceart to assemble in
this city to-morrow to consider the oues-
lions propaanded by Governor GarceIon.
BANGOR, january a.--The Supreme lu-
d'c'a' Court Is III session here to-day all
the judges are present. They are oons,d-
ering the questions submit tied by Governor
uarcelon. II is expected they will con-
clude their labos tomorrow.
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luc NEW NOhTH- w Est 81 recent Gate
Deems to intimate that the Courier Ia mis-
taken aud that the farmers of Gallatin
county are not holding their grain for bet.
keL" *-Courisr Dec. 25fh.
WAITING FOR RIsE.-The Courier
says Gallatin county farmers are holding
their grain for better prices, and predicts
that they have not long to wait. We know
Of instances In this county where the far
mers are holding grain, not because they
are not willing to dispose Of 1t, but for
better reason. viz: That there In no mar
ket.-NKw NORTHWEST, Dec. 10.
1t will be seen from the foregoing that
our contemporary 10 mistaken. We did
not intimate that Gallatin county farmers
had no market for their surplus crops, but
did say that in this county We knew Of
instances where the crops were not disposed
OF for the reason Of there being no market.
We agree with the Courier editor that there
is possibility Of bis being better informed
In regard to the actual condition of things
in Galiatin county. II not. he ought to
be. Again. referring to the list of deIin.
quent taxpayers, 1t might be we'll to say
but few, indeed, Of those published in
Deer Lodge county are farmers. Our as
SCISSOR made 1t bis business to list the prop
erty Of each and eosry one. The farmer
was pot taxed any more on the dollar with
hrs ranch, stock and improvements than
was the prospeotor and laboring man on
property he chose to enumerate and speci-
~ an his belongings. or this latter class,
We are told by the treasurer, many being
transients failed to receive notice OF their
indebtedness. The published notice was
not delinquent tar sale. Hitherto IS
per cent. has been paid for the delivery by
officers to personal delinquents Of just such
notice IA that given in the NEW NORTH
WEST. As matter Of economy IL was
resolved to publish the list. The tax-pay-
ers Of Gallatin county own real, while
many 10 Deer Lodge only own personal
property. The taxes Of this county
will be collected with as little
proportional expense As those Of Gallatin.
Onr previous article concluded as follows
When the demand is equal TO or exceeds
the supply the farmer will be on an equal
footing with the merchant, who has now
and will have the vantage ground until the
incoming Of tho iron horse" We still
think 20.
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Brief kilograms.

WASHINGTON, January 5.--Secrs.ary
Schurz to-day received the following:
ALAMosA, Col, Jan. A, 1880.
Adams arrived here last night. He ad.
vises that all the Indians ba taken TO
washington Immediately on their arrival
here.
(Signed) HATCH, Commissioner.
ST. Louis, Dec 3O.--Ths Democratic
Convention at Bonneville to-day nom,na-
ted John F. Phillips on the FIRST ballot As a.
candidate to fill the term Of A. NJ. Lay. Il
a BOSTON, Jan. 3.-Bishop Gilbert Haven.
OF tue Methodist Episcopal Church, d,ed
a. the residence Of his mother in Maidsa at
= O'Clock this evening after an illness Of
seven weeks. ag a,
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The Salt Lake Tribune. abiding 10 the
robbery Of ches Travis, which was report
"a iast week, says the amount Of wh,ah A,s
vas relieved Wa eS00A 81 which $ii00
wore 10 drafts and $1,000 cash. Mr.. Travis
was Piled With liquor aud thea relieved 81
ais funds. oAcsrs are in search Of sh.s
yobhan.
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LEWIS d CLARKE COUNTY.
From the Herald.

Helena had a fire New Years day. The
loss is estimated at $3.50.
Fred. Gilmer, brother of Jack Gi,mer
OF the overland stage line was killed in the
stewart mine at Bingham, Utah, on Satur
day last. Explosion of giant powder was
the cause. .-."
y. N. Hall, resident of Montana since
ISos, was found dead in his bed In Helena,
Christmas morning. slE1E''. : 0"'''
From the Independent.
Inc Independent has been awarded the
contract cont for printing the pa IN hiet for the
vestel, Deer Lodge county, wants daily
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MARKETS AND DELINaUENTs.

The New NoRTH-WEs Of a recent date
Deems to intimate that the Courier is mis-
taken aud that the farmers of Gallatin
county are not holding their grain for bet.
ter prices, but because There Is no mar
kek" *-Courier. Dec. 25th.
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fhc bonded debt OF Montana-now less
than $70. 000-bears interest ut the rate OF
seven per cent per anuum. The bonds at
this rate were sold at o premium and nil
the funds In excess OF these used to cancel
the old bonds will be applied to redseming
warrants. Within short time the Terri
tory win pay cash Tor oil expenses ~ they
arc incurred, and, unless Insane and Prison
expenses very materially Increase, the debt
will BE- reduced this year mors than last.
We trust no action Of the Legislature win
result In diaturbiDg the present gratifying
condition Of Territorial fnances.
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From the Miner.

An interest in the Mantel mine, of Boul.
der, has been sold to Mr.. s. T. Hauser, OF
Helena.
The fiual shipment Of the Alice for 1879
footed mp $4,000.
The building of a 40-stamp mill to reduce
the ore which abounds 10 the Alice bonanza
in such unmeasured abundance and to treat
which the present milling facilities are to-
tally inadequate, is now an assured fact
which we obtained yesterday from the high
est possible authority
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SHERIDAN ITEMS.
From the Messenger.
MADISON COUNTY.
From the Madlisoniap.

Alex Metzel informs us that several
head Of cattle have recently died on the
Upper Ruby winter range, and it is thought
that blackleg has reappeared among the
herds Of that section.
The Commissioners Of jefferson county
have discovered discrepancy of $22, $685.
81 between its actual indie bted ness and the
reported liabilities as shown in the last f.
nancial report.
Simon Motifs, a miner, became intoxica-
ted, started to make a visit in the valley
and was frozen to death few days before.
Christmaa 5- tl#. r.. - 49,
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BEAvERHEAD COUNTY.

Glendale needs, must have, and will soon
get, the telegraph, money order postal
office, and bank. The demands OF rapid
ly increasing business necessitate these ap-
planes of modern civilization.
Glendale Is the first town in Montana to
be tapped by railroad.
Lion City has "a families during these
slack times at the mines. There are two
stores, five hotels and boarding houses, be-
sides the Hecla Company's boarding house.
one livery stable, three billiard nails and
saloons, two butcher shops, etc.
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From the Benton Record.
The Missouri IS frozen solid and is likely
to remain SO until spring.
A coal mine has been discovered about
IL OF IA miles from Fort Benton on the
North side of the Missouri river.
La Pine, made famous by the Manitoba
rebellion few years since, was seen pass
ing through town last week. Reel, the
noted leader Of the Northern Half-breeds,
il said 70 be- at, or near, Fort Assinaboine,
awaiting the termination Of his exile.
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MISSOULA COUNTY.
From the Miasnnlian-

"Wednesday was the ,ldest day known
in Missoula for years. The mercury regis
tered 35o below zero at 8 O'Clock in the
morning. and we are told that it indicated
close on to 400 an hour earlier.
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CASUALTIES.

dUA1IEJ HhOAN y 1ltESIlEs
CoI.ustnus, O., Feb. 2o.-I,te1iigrncc Iias
beel1 received here Of II serious railroatt acct-
dent OIL the Bellairu & Southwestern Rail-
road yesterday. Il train consisting of u
bnRgnge-cnr, coal-car, anl two coaches
jumped from trcstte sixteen feet liiglt. Ill
jnrlng II dozen passengers. The following
persons wcro inlurct1: Mr.. pannull. Of
Philadelphia, scalp torn badly, considered
dangerously hurt; Mr.. Booth, mali agent,
badly cut, but not dangerously; Mr. BrDuha,
OF ,,W0otlstiefd, ribs cracked and leatl
bully hurt; two SOlls and nse
daughter .af lfr. 1lnwen, Of i'lttsMlrg
(wllO WIS lying dead ut WoDttsteld), were all
hnrt more or less. The ll.v. Il. II. I4allo rt.-
hurt. Mrs. 4. II. Caldwell, of Capting, !,ea;l
Nuncy Fnrrls, inscllslblo when found, but
iin!ly Wllyy, of I'arrls' alllls, imd ills rIbs
broken n1tl head hurt, als0 hurt internally;
died tt'-lny. The Hon. Lorenzo Danfnrl,
ex-C0ligressnnn, scalp torn nearly dtf; hurt
Internally. lie was not considered ,d0nger-
ously hurt last ntglt, but Is W0rse this lnoEtl-
Ing: IlU Is hully hurt.
Wl1EE!ANu, w. W., Feb. e0.-Tho naln
points 0f tho accident iii the 1seltalre Il
Southwestern Railroad were tciegrapl,e'l
aret, Is only slightly hurt, ami will plo6ubly
hn 9b't again u. 2 few days Andrew y.
Wiley, Of Dnrrs Mills, u, who was hurt thu
worst, IL repUrtgtl bttter Tonight. Tl.u bal.
ancr, VIM remain III tho llrighLH,rhOutl III ttle
nccltlent under trltMcnt, ure but slight,
Injured und nro tlolng we'll.
, 1880-02-21
JAMES r. ROOT.

FlklsSlI FIsuM W.tsltJStION.
james +. lloot, who tas just returned from
Washington, was scan yusterlay by TR1n-
uSE repurter, who asked l,lM wllat he had
beun dolng Mt tho Capital.
II WIS nfruitl." sail he, "tl,nt there
wouldn't bo any candidate for aovernor of
Illinois, mid went to Washington Il, bullnlf
Ut 5000, eco people to SEQ It could find one.
l apprehen.lra tlat tiiu Stnto Convention
would l,ayo to adjourn without accomplish
Ing nnytlllng."
"Wns yu,lr mission sllcceasfnly"
40 yes: fUl,Ntl st.lle cantlidatcs-rort,
linWley, CnnnoN, mid llAunl,"
!lAyo they got 1t bud 2"
"We!1. laM.a !s,s't ysyy much Of !" caladl-
dste H. has ~ ~ p1,t tl itte 'igtn"c-rod"
"Fort iis$s sot II Il sayylaa Indeed, aa,d 1aw-
lNy IL Nnt fAr FROM him.
"Eacl1 lnls Ills frlpntlsY"
"of T. Tfo1lrse. a! w,ou,l Nuke pretty taler; !,
"eyW fir 6 G"ysGofa s r. they u" gut thu placc
THE nE'ODh'0As; psSr SS%'szA y; r0n r''rs''
"Eytdeitly tho 1M,n who Is bound to win"
ro,iSr "%ESt Ut lid JON 'rnr" tssre regarding tic
VI Froiu lette.n show, mo from all parts Of
ts dtiefsn M states, earitad Ca tiat torv S'i Is u i
general feeling ,againstn thin1 turn. 1t Ii
prGtty certain tllat tho Gertlalls Allu II very
inryp pnrt OF thu Amcrscans aro opposed
Aso thn politicians ~
"lhoso WIN maiy politics trale aid tic
noWspapets wiltclt ltya uE,ll politics s.e!n to
Sff Sf tue FSst d djM'SWfy II Whsyto 1s's snf M ssst p T.
i,tr!ans Wl.o hayg nl"4lS 1een suspected VI
having job IN their ttlailB nre nUt uplu,sgll
to tho tl!lr.l term, while the ones who tstsrti
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aren't mass Of voters In the licp,h,to,.


Ercnt mass of voters IN tho ltcpnbflcon r,.,,
Throughout tfie United Slntrs sh"uItt.ii party
my e!,bico iii tto nntter. Aga',. il was aa;e
TINT t}ral,t would carry some Of te S"s ssall
States. which wenltl lnsttre Ills clccti"n 81
answer to tl1is WAa, Suppose there wna tia
a,n honest G!eet19n In s'lnc Of tie S"h,satt h,at
States, nntt ilo did carry them wj1at t"raefN n.y.
going 10 d1 altont tho 1settlrn1ng ill., }nni
which Arp ~ tGo lln1atIs 1T tho I!re.entrsma.
THO boH.t, YIN hayn nt irnst ns lNl1rh a. r,'V X
nEo rs tise nrutnsrnts III h!alnep it I'm. w..
Impression TINT Ing lne WHO ate III lin h.s1s, ~
III giving money for Republican cnu,sm.als aIsls
M,,lltl not fly. = cent to lr exmIrd I7Sns Im 7Snis
Southern btnteS bernlse tho nnnry wn"tlIEas
thrown aWnys t1tat with a l1nmoernfjr i'.'e Nv
Frrss Fttlt Returning lhArta lEHitIsf lis "".
lndn't \ Kfltst Of cflnflen 10 lnr,, WAYS s%Se
o'!nn nf tll1sn States cs'llnteta for tirnut.1 N
oI', "ilnw Il II TIC can'cfo'Eia' Harrisburg aat,
ID !. It seemed 70 be tho impression II be h.,
H. H. y H." ~ ,t;,h,as xxx mH "M 9t i himself
l., IN .ern i,i,mHthnt IN - vn,i i1',R il's ttieMts
sitrft, mn. Cnsst,is nr slnl,, ~ eSrlim,
;,ytrer hi, linn ,n al ,,,muad H." i tIltIcltunk
anfis Ifn inti n1,iv tIni.tni, 't',ai H. 'I,l 1n lis
rnI,1,f,n rnsrlt. waa alitSn,i j., Hi 9M hy
mnni1s nnfI,inr mara. !, :" "''t' Dus
;t ,,,,Y =, ~, :, e,,,,, ,.,,,.r ,.,
!" ,r... ~, nf.'a, " - onRASr?H
:, lIe l'st llltell yeas !lavt depe)ntad
t,lntsalltS n young fae'l Wliu have fOrm,,i
thtir pDi1tlcal opinions from 1lllru Tepsnt
nEe!lts, atH lonK na. 10 Mlofe recent leaders M
tne!t ANl!s. lucsg yat!!sF men are heEin.
iilhs 10 taKc az net!He Rhrt III tlle DlilIey NJ
TUG cuulttry. nnl WI he Ileaftl from. Thpss
HsS WV !ol 1Hl1a tGftH. lnHsttntettty fsranf
, 1880-02-21
NEW YORK,
TIE COUNTRY nI?1E0.tTEa TU THE UTICA
fj1SvENrntS.

CONVENTION.
Special D{statch to Tit Chicago Tribune.
NEW YoI.K, Fab. V0.-ro-,lny's returns of
thu election Of delegates to the Republican
Stato Convention at Utica tllscnsa Il
strong fenlng III tho fntart0r fur Blaine.
At Auburn, Cnyugu County, resolution
faynring Uininu nlld eonaHnniny II thIr,i
term was all0ptGl. In OtscgU County the
sentiment WIS unanimous for D'alue. Ten
Assembly districts giso the following resnits:
lAEie, 10; Grant, 0; Sherman, /. III several
districts tho delegates wer1 instructed, md
III ITO cllse wDrD tl!ry Instructed for Grant.
IN NEW YoRK CITY.
Conventions to elect Delegates to the 1lepuh-
ltcan Statu Convention, 10 ho held ut Utica
OH the 18TH Inst, wero lieIll III NIL Ut thu
Assembly Districts Of tl'1s city Tonight, Will,
tllo exception uf tAe Twenty-f0l,rlIl. Thore
Wero contests In seven districts,
but III thu grant 1najnrity OF casus
tho ,lelegates in fnyur Of Urunt wero cuctnd.
Out OF ilfly-tlya delegates cll0sal, f0rty-,llnu
ut least Arc for Grant, tho others tor blaine.
| Tho preliminary ennyass by tho machine ha.t
been thorough, md the opposition went tn
pieces Mt tllu er!ticnl moment. Sl,orinan's
totnl luck Ut strength is much cotntnente.l
upnt,, ns It wus expuctotl the Cllst0nl.llousu
Influence w0utt Makc soslo sort Of show,
rl.UuAn1N ACTION At uTICA-ltELtEr or
! alil. IiI.A1SE'H Fn!ENps THAT CHANT IN
sl1lliCrtuNH WILL NOT 1.E CAllIlEp-l.EA-
Suns FOR THIS OPINION.
kt,p York 1rib,nt, Ftb. n,
Friends OF Nfr. Dsalib lh this city on
pressed yesterIny sg,.,e C0nllAencn tltat Grant
| Instructions would no. bu carried ut tho utica
Convention without II controversy TINT would
attract tho attention Of tho wh0lU country,
and nnke 1t apparent tint tho managing poll
trians, anu nut the peorle. ,1,aku the strcrgtl,
| Of thu thlrtl-trrlti n0yestgnt.
| seems to by TINT they will laDye at least two
thlrtts 0f Tho Convention, md will 1l,ss their
GrAmt Ilistr'lcttMls after !tttlH breezy tlu-
bnto, which will !i0 no llarnl. ThcrH IL il rll-
NOR htlnat that Ml, c0nktng Intends 10 ~.
pear III the Convention md MHkn u powerful
Hperch& Intended to tuun w thu Grnt ,loye.
Mlnnt all nysr tho country.
MarM friend of conlsllnE sald .yeatanlny, TINT
VIZ @ " Ed e ~ tSa ssfet % tat %tpatths
0f Grant MN. FYlr-tftls wnM 10 about
! sixty. which wonlA luavs the ,sntts;rnnt Mn,l
tourtetl.-thY representation VI seven CoiI-
thaa wus colcerlel to tt,at,l 4 fortnight 3tys,.
resolution of anstraet!0''s, would By altopteal
by tbs Convention. llV Thought this wOu!sl
he ,loI1e, but could not, lle sald. say pnsi-
"Why should mt tue Conyrntion pass !,
l,glt rule. md lot 1t ~ Mt that9" he wns
-" liccause a1r, CqnklIng does not desire It.
lll Il mt II caltltlate, allu IL tleteHnLnel n0t
~ IT, II 9s a,t at't4s ,.I, # 'e TlIsrs ea.
Intend Tint llts lInag afllil ~ DHfur1 the CHI
cugo Convention II. i,e cur liplp IT,
, 1880-02-21

4Ho 0NAAsO WAot WV" '"to
HOUSE.
A resolution was adopted calling m tho
Secretary Of tic Interim fnr information rs to
tho at!oi!nt uf land AntsI.ly, grnl,t'l tte st.
Josen. & denver City llal1rnad conlleny.
the disposition 1nNtln af th0su lnluls, md why
}r nsto sG f VIII TIC te Ut Uaon nei iaes f9sI 9sIfoai / ~
The 5pcnkcr proceeded to call tho Commit
tees for rOp0rts Of n rrtyAte nature.
a1s Tls sse t @asv "nt ;G n e W. S%yEy y1s'da IS ss @
i.ntc avrssel of the unligt Stafes' 10 carry,
THO suffering roOr ut Irnlant.
Mr.. phillips offered resolution, which
Approprfutfol,s to include tn tho Clvtl-Suntlry
bill MI appropriation OF 81, GD fur tho benefit
Of tho willow Of a. II. Lay, Vt Missouri,
l,y Atr; Steycts-To place certain articles
l,tt'sf paI,er t o,, tiis trrc list. '' '''''
.Xt tl1u expiration ii tho morning hour tho
11nnse went Into colnnlittec Oh tlio revision
,fiio Fo 'tGirj clause Of 1|nlo ~ which; pro
v0lyii.g \ tux or ,c!arEe 1pnn t1'o teGr',
Whole having been rentl, Mr.. Davis snbinia-
ts ~ i.l}elldi,ent providing tint that clase
y0lyet exceeds *f0, ,0N.
Mr.. Sanford submitted M amendment rs n
substitute, prDvtlnH tliat bills nay bo l,ssell
under stsmnsiot Of tho rutcs by 4 tHo-
going tnto, Committee Of tho. Whole. .. =,
Mr.. pnyis accepted tho substitute, but 1t
Air. Miils srim!itcdan amendment to 1,ule
vi,liIg tllat resolutions of ,,ayIry fntrotl,iee,!
o1l Mon.1ay shall lie on the table to be called
mp fur aetipn at nly tinlu Ritter tho expiration
Of one Wcek. Adapted.
Ar. Gillette submitted an nnlentlnlent pro-
wiling TINT each member shall ba eutttel Ia
Intr0ducc One bill oil oAe general subject
during encll Congress asMl report the sa1l1 on
hf9 own antl2rlty for reference to It's proper
calendar. 1lo argued II support Of llis
the Ct!inesu wall of distinction whicl! The
il!einucrs ala tho rest Of tic ilo,!sa: Over
LOO lne!hlers Ind como lleru pledged to
committees which could report such n bill
remained dumb rs an oyster. Tl,Ahmctltl-
ment wns rejectct,-yeas, 80; naya,
! Mr. Caldwell submitted MI amendment
! providing TINT On cnch alternate Fritlny pcli-
sion bills nntl bills for the re!ief vt Holdfers,
ntn the nryato .or easaaT ,a S ha'o rcce
After discussion the amendment was r.
| jectcl, ,-yeus, ~; llnyY, ~.
Mr. 0. Tnrlicr submitted MI arnendnentpro.
Wiling TINT when any bill, etc., Is rrtcrrett To
dnys u shall 10 in order for the !ntro4uccr to
Introduce tho bill aEnn,, a,ltl 1t sIall be IT.
ferrcl to tho proper calendar.
Tending notion on the amendment the COM
| 1nlttec rose. ...
Mr: K!nE r', introdHcet Y, e blll llyl.!lng Lou'si
Adjourned Until Monday.
, 1880-02-21

1pkeH' DHPateh 10 1hs Chic0ao 1ftbAhs.
DArr1s CaxEN, Mich, Feb. @.-Charles
~ killed ti's forenoon wllf[e hauling s,tw-
log u, trucl-wag0n. liz wus walking b..
htMl, Willy hls stlA sat Oil the lng III front
driving. The binder brDke luus0 In fr0llt
swept over with furce, md buried itself III
hin lleaI, 1t stnasllad Ills skull, and ls died
Instantly. lie WAs ~ years old, ullu leaves u
wItu nlll three children.