, 1880-06-08
WASHINGTON.
Tho Ute Agreement Isill PaHsed by the
EIouse-.Ccxflnlony lii tho Springer.
Donnelly Letter Case All lu-Tho E1-
ports Divided i'll Opinion.

Tho Ute Agreement Bill Passed by the
EIousc-'rcxflmony iii tho Springer.
Donnelly Letter Case All lu-Tho EI-
ports Dlvidcd iii Opinion.
Special U!spateh to The Chicago 7rtbnns+
WAAltSt.yos, D. G.. juno 1.-Thero was nuth"
ing OF Interest III the House to-day except tho
passnge 1T tho Uto Agreement bill. which. attor
lying In tho Committee Of indian Affairs for
three or four months, WAS taken up to-day by
Mr.. Hnskclt, Of kRnsas, who SAW In tho indiGcr-
euce Of members his advantage. 11e allowed
tho opponents OF tho bill to talk rs much As they
pleased, and then called for tho vote, which WIS
almost unanimous. Tho bill, ns passed, Is almost
Identical With tho bill passed by tho Senato. BAvo
that nouo OF tic utes will be sont out of
the State except the Whlto 1tIyor tribo, which
comnlittod tho Mcekor Outrage. 1t was conf
dently NAsertcd by thoso informed In Intllnn
mattcrs that II this bill had not passed IN Indian
war would havo boen inevitable.
After tho Ute bill was passed several othor at
tempts were made to suspend tho rules and pnss
ii. Wright, Of Ponnsy isaria, to oforco tbo eight
hour law IN tho District Of Columbia. Thor6
wns aolld ops,sition to this. aud elsn Var TO Sir.
proprlato t1oo00 Tor tho creation Of a public
b,liidns 1T Rochester, N. Y: Thero was IN curly
adjournment, na It was evident tuombors hnd no
Tho lioase spce,nl Committee investigating
The a4thorshp q ths Springer anonymous letter .aa
mony Is concGrt,rd. Some ilya ago Chairman
Carlisle sent !!thoxraEho copies Of the = nannny-
iatter The tw Fn!eynssefs and th9 K1E
i!osoi;. New York. and Phliat,ciphla. Prior 10
cthor 1T Tho instance Of Finley ur King. Tho
tDstinHny Ut these .parttRAn experts Mna not
m ~ b. % sctnaRoss ,tht TINT H, HHy,
rrrtaInIy wrnte tho letter. but aftcrward ad-
1nIttcd that Finley might hive wrltton i. Tho
ss sspo1s Hs' 'ss'ss g. sas sS' TfSSsF' TSs
suits Of thoxe examinations havo not
yut been submitted to tho CoHn!ttGe. Chair
tio.n o.tl,"rrUw Tho noston and New York
expprtN say tint 10 tholr opinion tho anonymous
esp, 'ss ssys ss % fny hn2: Tss ma9 S 2a afs Ses
writte,, BY eitker ii thc1,, init fnolincs to tho
nn!nlon thnt 1t IL 1n Kings hAnawrtting., Aft1r
iA.cu ta.i huferp tho Co,linttsa rcr.'rt will to
,nads to tho lionse as s.n,ti ~ K,sslb!e. Chair.
!nAn Carlisle thinks . xr.nt .leal too much tlmo
tho nynnt sho CnmInlltct, lind TINT FlniOy or
| kt,lK wrutB tho letter nnthlns rRtl ba DOM to-
NJ ss snpst Il io TG oa.a S@s"ss ess
tempted brihcry Of u member. Tho wnrst that
entl be sad f T. u thu. T. W, ta. M attempt ~
ae'0p''''1 IS I'll ID "Hai"z Wt,,a .s H:.eetatd fn
speech i, support of tic RESOLUTION unssatlna
ST.: bheDonala obtainod tho door, and viii
| speak upnn tho resolution tomorrow. lc gave
Why for other snsslncHs.
The hl! tuf9pdlns The duties on an s stn'EoEtett
The blli abandoning the Fort 8cdgwok. Mob.
military reservation and restoring IL to tho pub
Tic IIIl au;horizEng tho purchase os grouu,
anA thu erection Of public building at Dotrol
NJ. iicek, fron tho Com,u,t,eo on Approprla.
ttnHH. rDODttejl, with GtpGulnpntS. tho SHnHrt