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IRISH AMERICAN REPUBLICANS.

An Aggressive War on Democracy.
CHICAGO, July 1.-THE following are
substantially the resolutions OF the Indian
apolis Irish Republican Convention:
LIST. Accepting and ratifying the Chicago
platform.
I'd. Endorsing the nominations OF Gar
field and Arthur, and pledging unqualified
support to tn m rs emine ntly worthy.
3D.. That while holding American citizen.
ship to be the general designation under
which we perform our duties to the nation.
We yet believe that as Irishmen and sons
lrishwen it is not only proper but our
6ounden duty TO act specially As Irish :
Anne ncan Republicans, organized in every
State and district, and to that end to Or
ganize National Executive Committee to
aid in coping With and defeating our Dem
ocratic opponents.
4th. The Democratic party by Its past
reconi, many changes Of front, uupatriotic
and partisan legislation in the late and pre-
oedlng Congresses, and by An scquiesoence
In the use OF fraudulent tissue ballots, rife
and shotgun clubs, and intimidation Of
Amer lean citizens In the enjoyment Ct their
constitutional rights, has shown itself foe
to good government and to the cause of
free dom.
9th. That the members OF the conven-
ton proceed at once to organize themselves
into national organization, to be known
AZ the Irish. American Republican League,
and that the members OF this league now
present pledge themselves to proceed i'm
mediately upon their return to their re-
spect've homes TO organize Irish-American
Republican clubs wherever at all praGtica-
Die, and that upon the organization Of any
such club its officers be instructed 70 report
the same to the Secretary Of the National
Executive Committee, to the end that
correct record may be kept Of the progress
Of our organic .tion.
9th. That these resolutions and the adj
dresses adopted by the convention be pre-
pared and placed every where possible In
the hands Of Irish-Amsrican Republican
citizens.
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More Of Thar Duel,

CHARLEsToN, 8. g., July 17.--Col. Cash,
the surviving principal in the recent duel,
was before Judge McIvsr, OF the State So
preme Court, at Chesraw, last evening. on
. writ Of habsas corpus and was admitted
to bail in $4,000. Considerable excitement
was occasioned in Cheeraw previous to the
hearing Of the application by an attack
made BY son Of Col. Cash upon Mr.. Pc
guess, editor Of the Chseraw Sun, who had
denounced the duel in his paper. Young
Cash and his father had both drawn pistols
the latter avowing his intention to sec . fsir
fight, and Peguess was only saved by beng
thrust BY his friends into an open doorway,
where he was locked up. No arrests.
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Not for Hancock.

New YORK, July 17.-It having been
stated that the 70 officers OF the third armv
corps (Hancook's) who attended the re-
cent reunion at Cape May, expressed them.
selves 10 favor Of Hancock for Presidsp,
Thomas Rafferty,, late 1t. Colonel Of tina
7lst New York Volunteers. third armv
corps, publishes card over his own sigma
ture contradicting the statement. Colo,.,
Rafferty, asserts that the next day after III.
statement appeared, . canvass Of officer.
VAS made and there we're found "just four
of US and no more who would vote for
Hancock"
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Chickens Tn Matched.

New YORK, July 10 The Times says
some Of the more sauguine members of the
Democratic party have gone so far as to ar.
range that when Hancock is inaugurated
Tilden shall ride to the Capitol with him az
the outgoing President de jurs. THIS is not
a joke, but it is gravely proposed by the
Democratic papers that have perssteptly
declared that Tilden is the real President
Of the United States, and that Hayes is 40
usurper. The same paper says it lie stated
that Hancock has been advised 70 make
much Of the one term principle. 1t is in.
sisted that the Democratic party 10 emphat.
icslly one term party. Possibly 1t was
the invention Of the one term principle
which defeated Tildsn at Cincinnati.
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What ThurIow Weed Thinks

New YORK, July 14-Thurlow Weed
thinks Gar6eld's letter proves, 10 the Ian.
guage Of Daniel Webster, that his nom
ination was one " &c to be made" Hi
utterances are frank and fearless; his view,
upon all National questions clearly and sue
cinctly stated; bis statements and sympa.
thies all in the right direction. This dec
Iaration Of principles, fortified as It il by a
record which attests his capacity, integrity
aud fidelity, insures united, active and
vigorous Republican canvass in favor OF
Garfield aud Arthur.
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GARFiELD's RECORD.


1n Aotncnue ~ampaign Document.
NEW YORK, July 1.-THE Hsrald's Bo.-
ton special ssys: Russell II. Conwsil oil
somerville. Mass. is writing campaign
biography Of Garfield which will be issued
In few days. Couwell speat two weet,
1t the home Of the Republican candidate
In Mentor, Ohio. and prints y hat be claims
to Do an official statement from Garfield,
on the Credit Mobilier, Back Pay aud De
Golyer pavement affairs, In which he Nm.
dertakes to establish his absolute limo.
cence Of any dIscroditable connection with
them.
The Herald gives nearly column of ex.
tracts on which the circumstances Of the
specific point Of Garfield's personal deal.
ings with Cakes Ames is made in the frs.
person, a. II Garfeld's actual words were
written down. For this defense the fol.
lowing appears to sum 1t up in . word
Out OF an unimportant business transac-
ton, the loan Of trifing sum of money,
Is matter OF personal favor, and out Of
an offer never accepted, has arisen the enor.
nous fabric Of accusation and suspicion.
II there be citizen Of the United States
willing TO believe that for $500 have bar
tered away my good name and to false
hood have added perjary-these pages arc
not addressed to him. 7..
10 reference to the De Golyer pavement
matter, Garfield Is represented as saying
that he was in no way interested in the
contract, and that his only connection with
the case was IN appearing at short hear
ing before the board Of public works and
then he appeared for another attorney, at
Tending the bearing as ma tier Of accom-
mediation. The hearing was upon the du-
rabilty of the pavement and not . word
was said concerning any contract at that
time. About the contract and fraud, he
knew nothing. To substantiate his state
ment the letters Of Congressman are Civ
en-. He denies receiving any share Of the
profit, or any pay for either his influence
or services In the matter, directly or indi-
rectly, connected with the scaudalous con-
tracts
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kilograms n Brief.

WAsmseTos, July 15.-Judge Lawrence
accepts the appointment Of First Comp
] troller Of the Treasury. ......... ,....
CHICAGO July 15.-The Times' Washing
ton special says: Don Cameron, who is
now In robust health. and family left this
evening for Pennsylvania. -z.....
PARIS, July ls.-Rocbefort's new Jour-
nal. L'Intransigsnt. sold l8S, 600 copies
yesterday, the first day OF its publication.
Rochefort declares he intends to demolish
Gambetta. ..
CHICAGO. July 15.--The Triouns's Wash.
ing special says Tere Black 10 coming back
from Europe Immediately to give Hancock
the benefit Of his services.
CHICAGO, July 15.-The Democrats say
they have advised Hancock not To resign,
lest tho President appoint Gen. Miles in
bis place, which II ID said he would do II
he had an opportunity. EN-
New YoRK, July 15.-Senator Booth 10
reported - saying that all advicea received
from California and the other Pacific States
arc favorable. and has no doubt that the
Republicans win carry them all.
BAN FRANcrsco, July ia dispatch
from Portland, Oregon. says: Reports have
reached here that the Indians about Deep
Creek and Medical Lake. Washington Ter
ritory. have murdered several families 10
that vicinity, and arc on the var path.
The rumos lack condensation and are
generally disbelievsi.
New YoRK, July ia false rumor Il
current tonight that Tilden was dead. Its
correctness b disproved.
MoETREAL. July 17.-Hugh Allen d
President Of the syndicate 10 completes tho
Canada Pacitc and will soon make trip 10
British Columbia.
New YcRKs July 10.--John d. Chriatiap-
~, scn OF ex-5enator Christiancy, from
Michigan was ssnt to tbs Brooklyn Home
Tor insbriates as his ovn request.
NEw YoRE, July i7.--Dr. Tanser's 2ist
day begiDs tO-morrow noon. He 10 bstser
nov than wbsn - coaansnosd, He passed |
To-day quistly and in exesIlsst spirits.
Weight 1851 pouods; = dYcrsass u haif |
pound since ysstsrdsy. At 6.p. ~, psiss
%; rsapiration. Is; t~npesatusa eo-aboat |
half delrss shove nornal. During IL
lAy ~ drank n ooness - vaesr.
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Don All Right.

WASHINGTON, July 15.-Don Cameron
astonished bis friends and family by turning
up here suddenly to-day from Psnnsy lvania
to attend to important business. He was
In high spirits over the campaign pros
poets and ridiculed the idea Of Hancock
carrying Pennsy lvania. He had two hours
talk with Governor Jewest, chairman OF
the National Committee, and discussed
future work. He says bis health at no
time has been source Of anxiety to him,
although he was for time obliged 10 give
up business. He will enter the campaign
~ usual unless he becomes worse.
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Death Of Lincoln's Part ner.

SPRrNerIELD. July l7.-Judge Stephen
T. Logan died in this city this morning in
his slst year. He resided here since 1882
and was one of the most prominent law
councillors In Illinois Ia the early days. be-
ing once . partner OF Abraham Lincoln.
de served four terms in the State Legisla-
ture, was . member OF the Constitutional
Convention Of 1S47 and was twice elected
Judge, resigsing each time.
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new York, July 1.-The HsrsId's Ca
lena special says: Il h authorisstivsly sta
ted here that Grant will return 70 0alssa
before the lst Of August, settle mp bic afr
fairs and 60 TO Now York whore . propo-
sit'on 10 open for his acceptance. The
General has been rendered the Presidency
Of the American branch Of the Do Lssssps
Canal Company, u : salary Of 81, 900 )
year. This be has refused, on the grounds
shat tho enterprise win mot prove fnan-
ciai success during the lives Of thoss now
Interested In 1t. $500
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WASHINGTON, July ia gsntlsman in
tho city met Senator Conkl;ng : Ssw
days ago. he says the New York Hsnator
discusses the campaign with great interest.
He b not going 70 Europe this sunnsr,
and never thought Of such thing, but
vim Be found IN the thicksst Of ths 6ght
In New York whom tho ball epsna He
declares respecting the statsmsnt Of biz
DISQUALIFICATION, that The wish vas lathsr 70
the thought, and Il = utterly vitAess foaa-
dasioa. w 80 900
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HAIL TO THE CHIEF.


Grant Comes to the Front ana Centre.
DENVER, Col, July 1S.-General Grant
In an interview said: 81 can say withou,
hesitation that will give Garfield my
hearty support. There il no reason Why
any Republican should not vote for Gar.
field. know him TO be man of talent,
thoroughly accomplished, and an upright
man. have nothing against General
Hancock, but Gsrfisid 10 tho man for the
Office" aaaan.z SO. hrul#s H.. ...g. ...
He denied the report that he had com
planned Of Conkling and Logan having de-
ceived him. He had no letter from either
Of them, either before or after the conven-
ton. since bis return to America. He said
Of ell men Cookling and Logan were the
last for him to find fault with, and he felt
moro proud OF the Sls that stood BY him
than II he had received the nomination BY
unfair means.
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Treasure Trove.

DENVER July 1.-Two men, named
Amos Harrison and Pbilo Peters, while
bathing in the Arkansas river, forty miles
east Of Pueblo last Sunday, found an iron
pot containing 80. 900 In gold and silver.
A letter concealed in . buckskin purse
found in the pot 10 yellow with age, and 10
dated April ID, 1850, and says:
I stole this money in Chicago from q
farmer. My partner died In Kansas City,
March Is. am going to New Mexico. II
anybody finds this PIT they can keep the
money. ....r&... a......... ...... ...t.....
(Signed) A. T. T.
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Bogus Diplomas.

PHILADELPHIA, July 16.-Eleveu thou
sand Of Or. Buchanan's bogaa diplomas
are current III "il'",. he va A list
OF these diplomas which were MT ante-da-
ted win be published, with directions for
applying 81 different methods OF detecting
the ante-dated diplomas and establishing
their fraudulent character. Tho doings Of
tho National Eclectic Medical Association,
which, under Buchanan's Management, L.
sued its diplomas for IS, win also Be laid
bare
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Beecher's Orthodoxy.

NEW YORK, July 13.-Beecher. Sunday
In sermon bidding hts congregation fare
we'll before leaving for the White moan.
taina denied the story Of the New York
papers that he had abandoned tho orthodox
faith. He announced himself believer In
the inspiration Of tho Bible, accepted tho
doctrine Of the Trinity and the stonsmant,
and said: From ont OF the subtlsties add
puerflities Of medieval and modern theolog-
isns ] believe 10 TIE sublime simplicity OF
the Apostles crssd (which be repsased to
hn congrsgation). II Iaru hsrstic. am
hereto after the pattern Of the early
Church."
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The South Carolina Campaigr

CHICAGO, July 16.-The Republican
campaign will be formally opened in South
Carolina on the 9Th inst. The first ma..
meeting will be held at Black well, Bartwsll
county. Other meeting are announced 70
take place at Columbia on July 3lst, and n,
Florence on August Sd.
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A HORRIBLE CRIME DISCOVERED.
Four Men Found Murdered Near Flat
. Crock.


From p. Landusky Of Flat wnlsw Creek, 70 tribu.
tary VI the Yeowstone We learn that the remains Of
four white men were recently found between Flat
Willow and McDonald Greeks. Three 1t the men
were In osd covered with Blankets and bualosuSes.
Ons Of them had IN '.old reliable" SHARPE rias
Rrssssc In bic band, with the end Of the barrel pro-
jecilng from under the blanketg the trisxers and
guard u the gun shot Oh and the thros en were
each shat through the head. The fourth was found
short distance frUm the others with rsutrs-ars
wincheetsr ride. Hooded end cooked, II hia hard.
From the appsrance Of the bodies and the camp the
killing must haze bosn dons lars falI The r. naIns
q huntaax outat-pssvisiona. saddles, wolf shsna
d-er skins. md bsddlnx were scattered aroasd TIE
work has not the apgsance q indiAns n The latter
wosd have helped themselves TO the peuperfy. Tie
mnroW - likely ben committed 81 white men lor
psscnfe, o. y sscsre ~ har.ss = The hanfes. We
undeeofno1 that f0Gf ~ Out1teSd = 0uyeo % taa
YeowstOas asf I'll, fur ~ paFpus - han1fne spce
vht<h tinss netAing - bsen heasd y thea-
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oresnheek 1,ere,

.eEDALrA, No. July l5.-Ths Gresnbacl
State Convention to-day nominated full
State ticket, - follows: Governor, Luz
man n. Brown; 1t Governor, Homer r.
Fellows; Sscrstary Of State, o. D. Jones';
Auditor, A. 9. Markes; Treasurer. john
y. 6nesd; Attorney General, A. N. No
Gisley; Judge Of the Soprens Court, Pc
ter +. Bland.
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MIssouLA COUNTY.
Niasoulisn

Jsdgs Do Forrest Porter 10 prominsut
sesdsdate Tor ths Rspablicsn nomination
a Deleaate 70 Congrsss from AFisoaa,
q vhieh = has bssn rssidsnt for nias
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'ance on early spring prices.
MEAGHER COUNTY.
Husbandman.

The wool-growers Of the valley are through shear
ing and moet Of them through dipping, and have
moved their hocke to summer ranges, out there 10
fully 1000 pounds Of wool not vet loaded.
Ham Wells bought several hundred head Of cattle
fiom Mnsselshel stockmen this wetk for 81 90 per
head.
DR.. McIlhenny moved his family from Helena to
his ranch here last week He will probably build q
residence In town this fall.
James King 10 now the owner of nearly two miles
Of Confederate guch lying above the head Of hi.
dume. r.=r l. ...
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MADISON COUNTY.

The Utah q Northern surveyors were In III.
neighborhood Of Salisbury last week.
Il Is reported that George d. Thomas and Others
contemplate building suspension bridge acroes the
Missouri river, at the Three Forks, on the site OF
the old Gallagher ferry. they can purchase the
property, which 10 owned by Mise Fanny Campbell.
Madison stands third among the counties of Mon
tana in amount Of population. From the enumera
tors report on le In the county clerks once we
find that the county has q population Of $40. OF
these 1i6o arc living in Alder gulch, Virginia City
having 6s5, Adobelown %, and the remainder are
scattered along the guich Sheridan 10 credited with
q population Of $50 E@ |@Em'.r..| "Eaf .
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will DO banking the stupidity Of COM
mittee that could not see beyond the Dele
gateship 10 perpetuity.
To revert to the original topic the pros
pect At present does not look we'll for Major
Maginnis, but it is difficult to tell upon
what man the Democratic needle IL going
to settle. 1t will certainly not be the Ma
jor unless be gets hume speedily and map
ages we'll. We are informed he Is coming.
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TERRITORIAL.
GiLLATIN COUNTY.
Avapt rauriar TX

According to the census return, our to WINS has q
population of s6 being IS less than that claimed for
the town Of Deer Lodge.
J. Al. sawtelle. accompanied by Mrs. sawtclle
Miss Geneveve +. sawtelle and Allie N Ransford
arrived In town this week, and will give grand dra
matte entertainment at Chesnut Hall tomorrow
night.
1t Is reported that Lieut.. J. W. Wilkinson, of the
7th Cavalry son Of Judge wilkinson, Montana's vet
eran journalist, owns valuable mining interests IN
New Mexico, for which be has been offered 81 100.
Several Of Gallatin county farmers are holding
their wheat tor one dollar q bushel and with come
prospect Of getting 1t before the next crop will be
ready to grind. Sales have recently been made at
quite an advance on early spring prices.
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CHOTEAu COUNTY.
From the Record ~.

| wool VIII soon De King OF Chotcau.
Wool is rapidly accommodating on the levee Of Ben
ton. Every boat h leaving loaded with that staple,
but trains arriving fast from Meagher County,
| that load 10 always waiting. . ......g.
Several families arrived on the steamer Key West
IN route TO the Bow River conntrv. They came pro-
vided with wagons teams and all the necessary i'm
plements to organize settlement In the great lone
Land. They were met here by Mr.. McDouSal of the
mission on Bow river who win escort them to their
| Northern homes.
Hessrs- Greenleef q Co, woolgrowers on the
shonkin, purchased twenty eight merino bucks last
summer which averaged twcnty-one and half
pounds Of wool this seasons shsaring the heaviest
| fleece weighed twenty-six pounds and ten ounces,
and the light weight eighteen pounds six ounces.
SOUTHERN DEER LODGE COUNTY.
Frontier Index, 18th.
Messles are starting In the epidemic order
Al effort Is being made to organize militia com
pany In Butte.
One Of our physicians Informs 10 that there 10 Ices
sickness In the Territory than for the psst four years
His receipts this year will not to over $50
yes month, while In 1870 he worked night and day and
did an average business Of $500 per month.
Mr.. A. Dusoid built the drst hossc In Foster d
Legsaas's sdAition.
a a MIssouLA COUNTY.
s rs fts Niasoulian b F tla.
worden = Co. have shipped 60 tons Of Aonr and
oats to the upper country during the last fortnight
The bicycle has reached MiseouA. Henry wordeu
h guiding Il through the streets with remarkable
succses. cousidsring the short time he has been
"brsaking It."
The population OF MissculA county according to
the reports hled with the County Clerk IL % follows
Bitter Root valisy district, / .97S Missouls and
Frenchtown district, ool distiict composed OF :. the
rest Of the c0unty. (nciuding Nine Mile and Cedar
mining districts R0ne oe the Lake. Horse Plains and
the reservation ~ Total population enumerated
IN tho county, 3.463 The proepectofs scattered
around in iDaccessabe places viii probably swell the
number 70 sSoo. The popuiationof Missoula proper
Ansas McDonald, An early pioneer hr-trader PHI
!enthfopss1 and dnc old Scotch gentleman withal
= over from The pest THE week. 80 ~
kcv. Mr.. Henntne, a. Deer Lodge 10 visiting Rev |
Cee9 tets useh We learn Mr. Hcnn ny has asked to |
3 fstevsd q Ne DIR Ledge charge and oont<n- |
paaees rsmUvin9 70 Idehe.
Z : n
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Chicago, even many Republicans begrudged
the Senatorial trio needed months rest
before entering on the great political CON.
test, and tho Democratic citation was but
tho complement Of much Republican dis.
trust. Within the past few days, however,
they have stood forth able, earnest and de-
tsrminsd ~ ever and even the Silent Chief
has spoken his purpose Of hearty support
to Garfield. Il Ia about an equal chance
thst Grant will take the stump for Garfield
before the campaign Progresses much fur
Their. With thia unity prevailing among
the leading friends OF Grant, Forney. Pear
son and such other few " dead ducks must
feel that their xpostssy ID rather oontempti.
bio. The Republican party 10 solid aud
that means victory. =.
we are glad TO see that orr neighbor,
CHE NEW NORM. WELT. takeu 90 cheer
ful view VI tho future. and cordially en-
dorsc his hope that the Union Pscihc)
company - will forcgo any further appeals
In advance TO Montana for Legistivs assis.
tance OF any kind and construct the road
rapidly 70 whatsoever point IL may BE- deem
I'd 70 its bet interest" We think be need
have no fears on this ground, unless over
xealous and perhsps Interested parties IN
Montana should induce the utah u North
ern) dirsctory--as Nc have good reasons for
believing they did once before-ro imagine
IL can bleed tho Territory TO tho extent Of
. few hundred thousands. - adisontan, ~.
Il may b our neighbor 10 right shout
"ths over-ssalous and perhaps interested
parties 10 Montana" II should know. Il
violently urged subsidy TO thar company
Of u, 800. 0Oo-soms years ago. The NEW
NoarH-WEsr opposed that and evsry other
scheme TO pay d.sllar Of subsidy 70 . rail-
road company ever proposed 10 Montana.
We are glad 70 ses our nsighbor, even ct
this lats day. eouvertsd 70 HOSTILITY 70 auch
jobs and enhancing costrition for IT. past
srrors. "Ths lamp holds out 70 burn."