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The new North-west. [volume] (Deer Lodge, Mont.) 1869-1897, 1881-10-28

| The Queen Issues . Proclamation of Warning
DUBLIN, Oct. 21.-The facts regarding the
preparation and manifesto of the Land
League "no rent" manifesto are interesting.
The resolution declaring that no rent should
be paid was decided on Friday night at .
private meeting Of the Executive. Messrs.
Dillon, O'Kelly and Bigger voted against
the step, but were In the minority. 7. d.
Sullivan and others voted for it.
New YORK, Oct. 19.-The Morning Post
says: We consider the manifesto of the
Irish Land League as direct incentive to
civil war.
The Standard says: War to the knife is
proclaimed explicitly and so far there Is no
iinching on either side.
The Daily Telegraph says: Nothing can
be more explicit than the determination Of
the Land League to maintain fierce con-
fict with the Government.
LONDON, Oct. 2t.-The proclamation
against the Land League warns all persons
of the Irish National Land League, or by
| what other name it may be called, that 1t is
| an unlawful, criminal association, and that
all meetings 10 carry out or promote its de-
signs or purposes axe unlawful and criminal,
and will be prevented and dispersed by
force. The proclamation warns the Queens
subjects connected with the League to dis
connect themseles from il and abstain from
giving fur.ber countenance 10 IL. All the
ha tso
command, the proclamation says, will be
employed 70 protect The Queens subjects In
the free exercise Of their lawful callngs and
occupations; 10 enfo.ce the fulfillment of
all lawful obligations aud save process of
law and the execution of The Queens wits
from hindrance or obstruction. 1t calls upon
all legal subjects to uphold and maiutaiA
the authority of law and supremacy of the
Queen in Ireland.
When the news reached the Land Leagues
Office of the Governments proclamation, a
hurried council was held. Books and docu-
ments were secured and letters from the
country destroyed. Many books and papers
| were taken TO place of safety. Lights were
extinguished and the doors locked. The
executive officials decamped, fearing arrest,
leaving only stock of note paper and en-
velopes.
DUBLIN, Oct. 21.-Tbe Land League Off
cIals were seized with panic when the pro-
clamation against the League become
known. II is believed the Government in
tends TO make arrests of members of the
League In England. 1t Is all over with the
Leasuers. The greatest CONSERVATION pre-
walls among those directly or indirectly asso-
ciated with The League. One hundred thou
sand copies of United ireland, the League
organ, have been distributed throughout the
county, with a carrie Don of an atrocious char
acter, representing The Government aud Pre-
mier practicing every form of brutality.
QuIETISG DOWN.
DUBLIN, October 26.--Dr. Keeney, paro-
chial medical officer is dismissed. Only
seven members of the Sligo corporation
were present at the called meeting 10 sympa-
thize with the suspects" The Mayor Ie-
fused to put the motion Of sympathy, object
ing to the wording. Four persons were ar
rested TO-DAY Mt Birra Kiups con ntv
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THE Lowell (Mass.) Courier reports Gen.
Butler rs saying al have said nothing about
Guiteau's case. Either he is guilty and rich
ly deserves punishment, or he is not guilty !;
there is no half business about 1t. The
question for the courts to settle is, In the
state Of mind that he was In at the time the
deed was committed, could he distinguish be-
tween right and wrongr"
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THE statement having been made in GER
tain foreign papers that the Eads jetties were
. failure, the Merchants Exchange Of st.
Louis has had an investigation made and re-
ports that the largest ocean vessels now go
through easily.
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The Work of an r-Zeaious and obedien,
Wife.

WASHINGTON, Oct. ia number Of
coupon bonds were received at the Treasury
Department for registry few days ago. All
the numbers of the bonds were cut out.
The Treasury Department did not know
what to make Of the mutilated bonds.
They came from Chicago. A letter has inst
been received at the Department from the
owner Of the bonds in New York, who said
that he had written to his wife in Chicago 20
send the bonds to the Treasury and send the
numbers of them to him at New York. The
devoted aud obedient spouse carried out his
Instructions to the letter. She sent the
bonds to the Treasury, but first cut out the
numbers and mailed them to her husband.
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Notice Of Final Account and Of Distribution
Of Estate.
In the Probate Court, of the County of Deer
Lodge, Territory of Montana.
In the matter of the Estate
THOMAS poueH III Deceased I

Notice ie hereby given hat Reuben L. Davis. the
Administrator ui the Estae OF Thomas Dongheity,
deceased has rendered and presented for settlement,
and hled IN said Court, his al sc~unni Of his admin-
isration OF said estate ard pet ton Ter dsl"u:
ton thereof; and that Saturday, the 20th day OF
October, A. d. 1891 being 4 day at a tenn oi -aid
curt, to-wit. of the September term. A d 1881, At
~ O'Clock a. ~, ut the courtroom ot said Court. 10
the court House, In the Town and County of Deer
Lodge. has bcen fxed by said Cont TOR the Anal sr
tlement OF said account, ard for the disiribuiion
thereof. AT which time and place any pc son inter
eeted In said estate may appear aud file his exceptions
In writing TO the said aud contest the same.
63S OhREN EMRRSuN. Clerk
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THREE train robbers tried to rob the Pull
man car on the p, Fl. W. g. c. express near
Bucyrus, o., Monday night, but the conduc-
tor showed fight and stood his ground until
several shots were fred and the passengers
aroused, when the robbers fed.
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Gambetta's Quest.

HAvRE. October ga banquet was given
Gambetta here last night. In the course Of
his speech he said he had gone to Germany
to study the means by which Bremen, Ham
burg, Stettin, and Lubbock had attained their
present greatness.
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THE Republican members Of the Senate
Committee on Elections hold that the case Of
Lapham and Miller is without flaw, but to
satisfy the Democrats they appointed Hill Of
Georgia and Pugh Of Alabama 10 investigate.
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Keenly ssnsihl..

LONDON, October PA Vienna CORES
pendent says King Humbert's visit 10 Berlin
is postponed because Of the unwillingness Of
Bismarck to rouse the susceptibilities Of
France.
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Bosros, October 25.-Twenty valuable
oil paintings, shipped several days ago BY the
managers Of the Mcdaniel Fair 20 the
Pennsylvania AT Club, Phlladrlphia, ar<
missing from the railroad car in which hey
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Estate Of CAROLINE Loux. deceased,

Estate Of CAROLINE LoUx. Deceased,
Notice II hereby given by the unders. xsea. admits
straior of the Eetate OF Caroline Loux. deeease 10
the creditors Of and NIL persons having claims agnins
the said deceased to EXHIBIT them VITA the nees-ay
voncheys. Within ten monfhs after tho drst pnhlirt-
tIon Of this notice to the sald administrator, ~ ne
~. r..
Dalsd October lei. 1881.
n. L.. DAVIS,
ceaeud ~ "a
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MRs. GARFiEID having so requested,
ed, Col. Rockwell has announced that Pres
ident Garfelds literary work will be care
fully compiled and published under her SUI
pervlsien.
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GUITKAu's counsel have laid their plans
for protracting the trial on the ground Of ju-
risdiction and In the end defeating convic-
tlon by charging the ASSASSINATION on the
6talwarts and the doctors. The results ap-
pear to depend upon how much nonsense the
the Court willpermit the assassins attorneys
to Impose upon justice with technical suib-
bles. Every success they obtain will tend TO
bring law into contempt and encourage muir
der and mob retribution. Guiteau will die
somehow for his crime. The failure Of the
courts to try him and decree death Will de-
velop disrespect for them tina, will encour-
age lynch law sentiment as no other event
could. II 10 . test case with tie masses Is
TO whether statutory law and established
courts are guarantee Of justice. His es-
cape, under any pretext, from speedy conyic-
tion and execution by the courts, would
shake the faith Of many, especially on the
frontier, who, In the face Of strong public
sentiment and under exceptional circum-
stances, have steacfastly maintained that the
forms and DEGREES of law and the courts
should be sacredly respectsd--under any and
all circumstances.
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FIRST COMPTROLLER LAWRENCE has de-
cided the government can not pay Guiteau's
witnesses who live one hundred miles out
side the Washington Judicial District.
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PRESIDENT ARTHUR appointed ex-Gover-
nor Morgan, Of New York, Secretary OF the
Treasury, but he declined on account OF i'll
health. It is reported Judge Folger willnow
be offered the position.
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The Medical Record Of Chicago, q high
authority, says in an editorial that Guiteau
can not be held irresponsible on account Of
his mental condition.
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JUDGE TYNER hiss rendered the President
his resignation as First Assistant Postmaster
General, and II has been accepted.
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THE Mississippi at Keokuk Is twelve inches
higher than last spring, and the worst hood
ever experienced.
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USIssULATED electric-iight wires are be-
ginning to excite the fears Of insurance men
IN New York.
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THERE Is grim satire In Emperor william
and Bismarck offering the Pope asylum In
Cologne.
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Che gs'r garth-M'sst.
JAS. II. MILLS, PUBLISHER.

THE extra session Of the Senate is TO adj
journ to-day.
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WINDOW was elected Senator by the Min
nesota Legislature Tuesday by vote OF Ito
to "a.
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QUIETING DOWN.

DUBLIN, October 26.--Dr. Keeney, paro-
chial medical officer is dismissed. Only
seven members of the Sligo corporation
were present at the called meeting 10 sympa-
thize with The suspects" The Mayor Ie-
fused to put the motion of sympathy, object
ing to the wording. Four persons were ar
rested to-day at Biria, Kings cou nty.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-01-20

has been preserved and nourished to great degree
by sleep. Mr.. Gladstone Gays he cannot do with
less than six and half or seven hours sound
rest Like many mon who have been hard workers.
he has great talent for Sleep He sleeps easily and
soundly, not waking during the night, or waking at
most once All he needs is to follow the dictates OF
nature, and get his sleep at reasonable
hours. There was some talk last SEES
sion Of o round-robin among his Liberal
friends. They desired to represent to him In
respectful way that they could got on very well with
out him after midnight aud to beg him to leave the
House at that hour. The same plan has again been
preached But there is reluctance to carry it out
Men don't like to address him on such subject,
either personally or in writing. And am afraid
the fact is that 1t is almost as difficult for plain
truth and sensible advice to make their way to Mr..
Gladstone rs to q sovereign, The men who are most
about him are-the greater number Of them-the
most ready to fall in with his own views. whis-
per or two makes its way now and then into news
paper, but they say Mr. Gladstone is not great
reader Of newspapers. 1t isa pleasure to add that
visitors at HawarCen during Christmas report their
host as strong and well. all rumOrs to the contrary
notwithstanding. The same thing said of him at
the dinner he gave last night to his principal Para-
mentarv supporters and at Mrs. GladstOnes reception
later in the evening everybody had an opportunity
to observe for himself that he was cheerful. ana
to all appearance in excellent health. @. VS..
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az s,tsness. hissosical Seaturss Ate mo
wesi,arSon dsDArsmsnts also receive ample treatment
sna ~ Aibssy ssss are tcicrahly complete The
Of stevsl q not pefhaps - orderly and
s SssS wsi q saS deserves credit for t.
Ths most exciting scene ever enacted IN a
rs,fucre hank was tuned for the busiest time Of the
6ay--2 oseeck Charles r. Colemsn, the cashier was
,nvpe Ms ofee 10 the echancs National Bank at that
hour Ga Monday afsernooa when he encountered in the
pesssko seune ssay apparently about twenty-five
yea Of era, and wearing eyeEiasses sne
esid 10 him plnndiys Can you teh me which 10 the
presiesut's foopiv Mr.. Coleman waved his hand
seward the presidents room, with the rewark "fou
WIN Hpd him there and passed cut. The young LADY
ssnsed herself with great sefpossesson. ana looking
calmly u Mr. Baldwn inquired In mud voice: us TINS
the prosidcntsv Il iss said Mr. Baldwin. throwing
himself back IN his chair with matter poiiteness
and adding Whist "a II can DO for youi" Do" SAID
tAe lady IN very different Of voice. conveying the
idss Of great and suppressed emotion, Do you kno"
that you haye already ruined my famiyp with aston
fsAmest snd some embarrassment Mr.. Baldwin replied
why no, mndnm. What 10 the troublei" You have
ruined my family said the lady, and raising her voice
to bxA pitch and bringing her raised arm ana cencneo
hand down with force upon her knees she continued
Yea have refused 20 discount my brothers note ana
yon must make reparstion; must have satisfaction"
eeieg Instantly that he had deranged woman TO deal
with Mr. Baldwin assumed his greatest selfpossessisn
and said quietly; In what way can give You salts
Sactaents Rising in very dramatic manner the young
lady cried: al say win have satisfaction or viii k
you" Saying this she drew pistol from her pocket and
ieveiled 1t at Mr.. Bsdwns head BE arose instantly
and caught both her ars struggling with her until he
could get behind her and partially pinon her arms.
young in the bank hearing the excited words had
come in and also aided In getting Infatuated woman
uodcr eentroi. With great difacuty the weapon was
invested from her hand before she could discharge It.
The young lady Mas Ricketts, daughter of Wesley
Ricketts, Oh late abe has been contributor OF capital 10
the frm OK Wesley Rioketlp and her brother some
time $50 opened account In the Mechanics Bank,
subject either his his sisers check On Satur
800 have Il cashed She told by the teller that
only e8S remained the credit OK the account She i'm
medistely became greatly excited and saying there
shcud be 81 600 went behind the counter and az
ahmed the account There appeared that her orotheI
hhnuf
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funeral from the Presbyterian Church. Amenia Duchess
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Notice Of funeral hersaftcr
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Orleans
SMITH Entered into Tuesday !spuary ls Heart
Relatives and friends invited attend the funeral
St. Tmothys Church. 67thst between 6th and 0h-ayes,
on Friday. 2lst inst, ct IL o'clock q IN
1ntefment In Evergreen Cemetery. Elizabeth, N. j.
STILES-ERtered on Tuesday morning January
49, q his Residence. 22o West l6hst Andrew B. ses in
the 40th year OF hts
reuds respectfully invited TO attend the
funeral, from St AIMS Church 18th 6haye,
Thursday. January 20. at 3 p. m.
SUYDAM-On Tuesday, January Is, at her residence 81
West 22dst New York City Mary wife Of Henry suydan
daughter 0f the late Jacob OF Philadelphia
Relatives and friends respectfully invited the
fun services, Friday morning January 81 at 1890
O'Clock, the Churn OF the Holy Communion 2Othet
and Bthave Please omit howeTs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-01-20
PUBLIC OPINION.

The public are confirmed in the opinion that
me guilt Of this Morey forgery rests largely, II not
entirely. with the Democratic National Committee
cleveland Leader tRelrl
AS John Kelly has been elected chairman of
the re0rganiz a Tammapy Committee Organization.
people are beginning ask when Tden and his crowd
propose to begun to hill hiin-lN Y Commercial Advor-
tiser RepJ
Sunset Cox wants the next Congressional APP
rortionment made Cd the bask OF Sol members tae
House Tbs odd number, we suppose, is meant TO let
Cox himself In but appears to us that Cox could get
into the SHOW on half ticket. Troy Times tRepl
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RAILROAD INTERESTS.
INCREASING ITS CAPITAL STOCK.

The directors of the Union Pacific Railway
Company ct meeting yesterday, voted to increase the
capital stock the company by $lo,oOO.0oO. 1t was
agreed that this new stock should be offered to the
stockholders at par 10 proportion share every
I'VE shares Of the old stock. Tho present capital is
S5oOo0.ooo. and by this increase 1t will be made
S6ooe0,o0o. The matter win come before the stock
hcldcrs for approval at their general meeting.
prominent director Of the company said yesterday
that tho purpose OF the increase to relieve the
pany OF sla floating debt and TO capitalize the money
which had been expended IN building branch lines Tue
securities issued these branches be sad Ia the
eompanys treasury, they saiable The
main cOmpapy's stock, For this 1t Thought
advisable the directors TO make an increase Of the
share capital
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-01-20
TWO TONS OF FRAUD.

\ The House of Representatives has before it
stat enent by the General of discovery
OF mass Of matter offered at Washington for transmits
eon by mall aud purporting co be franked by various
members Of Congress all which is shown by exanins-
tlon be fraud tho Post once The printed mat
Ter Is not OF class permitted by law free under
frank packages OF ranked envelopes found, evl
IDENTIFY sent Tor elsewhere and the congressman
whose names appear aege that wholesale forgery has
been committed The affair Is nOt little thing. The
weight OF tho stuff detected exceeds two tons and the
number OF envelopes pretending 10 be frapkod exceeds
10000 IL happens that tho bags containing this burden
Game frOm the rooms OF Democratic National Com
nlttee Just before election.
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NEw-YoRX. ONTARIO AND WESTERN
The stockholders of the New York, Ontario

and Western Railway yesterday elected the following
Board Of Directors: Charles II. WOerishoner. Horace
Porter. Edward +. winsiow. Jacob 81. schlf. Henry
Amy, William Adams tr Thomas c. Clarke, Frederick
Buttereld. Conrad H. Jordan. Edward Chase Charles
J. canda, william a. FenDer, jr., Theodore Houston
The contract for the tunnel for the road through the
Palisades from weehawken to New Durham, N j., was
signed Monday. Messrs Smith, Ripley Coleman, OF
New-York, contractors for the Delaware Lackawanna
and Western extension from Binghamton, receiving the
award. They eyon fteen days get their plant
upon the ground ana begin sxcavatuR. The time al
sowed for the compietion OF tho work is one year
The eastern entrance OF tunnel will be Neehaw.
ken Ferry about loo feet from the RIVER approached
by an pgrsdo sufficiently steep to secure drainage
Ts iengt1 OF the tunnel win be about 1900 feet aud
the widfn sufficient Tor double track
The Contractors will sink Owe shafts All the i'm
proved tnnnelng machinery will be used, and the work
w Continued at might by the use OF electric lights
II L. believed that trap rock formation will be met with
which viii save much brick archng. The cost OF the
work, IL Is stated, viii be &650.000.
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and Crow King. with ATTY lodges Of sitting Baiis
Indians. are now on their way to Fort Bufcfd
70 surrender Scout Allison 10 With them.
Forty more lodges, under sitting Bull
Mmself, left tho mouth Of MIX River for
Canada, and ns hey had about seventy miles to go they
are now across the Inc Thompson deserter fqm The
Canadian police who lives with the Indians, innuenced
sitting Bu 20 take this course. Sitting Bills whoie
captured and at Fort Buford. and many are on
their way q surrender; 90 thar sitfng u himself has
less than 800 men, women and ehiIdren, eli told.
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SPRINGER REBUKED.

We regret to see that Democrat, Mr..
sprnger illinois, disagreeabIy distinguished him
self BY bfink1ng forward resolution directing al
animation into the expedieney Of establishing tele
graphic postal system. Ii * the theory OF the Demo-
cratic party that the functions Of the Government should
be narrowed rather than extended; that everything
with which private enterprise capable OF dealing
nhouf be left b private enterprise and that the cupid
Of individual ecehOldefs should not be tempted
vast moneyed trusts nor the cupidIty Of parties De
tempted BY the multiplication OF Offices ANY PROPOSE
ton looking 10 extension OF Government authority
she telegraph system OF the country violates funda
mental preceIt m the Democratic party, and no Demo-
should IA Their IL
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Omaha Water.

THE JoB OF SUPPLYING THE CITIZENS NOT ONE LIABLE
TO VERY PROFITABLE
special Dispatch 10 The Chicago Tribune
OMAHA Neb, JAM 10-A and somewhat serious CON-
pcaon has arisen enterprise Of the water works
being built by the CITY Water Works Company. This
Company has been by the Holly Company. who seek 70
restrain them from the pressure system. ~
which water pumped directly into The mains and on which
plan together with the appliances they claim patent and
that they have been successful IN several similar sut As
the water works must be completed under the nuaot, by
September neKt this act may 80 delay the work ana cause
q forfeiture OF the franchise.
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LATEST SHIPPING NEWS.
PORT OF NEw.YoRK. JAN. 10. 1881.
ARRIVED.

PORT OF NEw.YoRK......JAN. 10. 1881
ARRIVED
Str Rheoa T) HORROR Cardiff Is days with mdse ana pas
aenReTs to Geo Bulley, - -, .-
gers TO Paclno Mail So Co. , ,,.,. eo a..
BARK Ada lot Yarmouth, NSl Sanders HAMBURG W Gays
with rndse 10 order; VesseltO Boyd q Hineken
MOVEMENTS OF STEAMERS.
QUEENSTOWN. Jan l9-halleo' su Civ vi Nou0ai' An""
MnyiiLR Ian I9 Arrived. str Hibernan Archur. from
Yaoaton vfs 81 JOiIn NF her way 20 Liverpool
HIiFII Ian i9salled sts Cyprus, for Bremen; caedo
GAGyEsToS Jan sArrived str Peer Of the Realm tBr