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, 1881-03-31

TIE tiobate oil tho resolution for the ap-
potntmcnt of Senate officers, or rather OH the
various questions arising out OF previous
speeches on ttat resolution, WINS continued
III the Senate yesterday. Ban Hill WIS
as usual swagEerlngly offsnslsc, al( as
usual was severely punished for some Of his
boastfnl assertions mid covert insinuatlons
BY Senators Iloar, Dawes, and Logan.
Tllo latter caulo rs near telling lIlll
that he was a liar as parliamentary
etlquet would permit but tic Geor-
gian said fle meant no oftense, and
nude all undtKnllle1 retreat. Senator
uoar's spoec, was an eloquent detellso OF
tho Republican party. liz polutesl out that,
though tho Democrats had always bitterly
opposed all measures proposed by tbs leepub-
LEANS, they now nin.itteA them to he wise,
pltl to have sMbserye.l the public good arui
the calIse of llburty and humanity. lilo elo-
quently denounced tho policies and practices
OF tho Bourbon larty in tho Southern States.
Heck camp u the defonse OF Hill, aud. after
discussion not ger1nano 10 tho question,
tho Scnato adjourned.
, 1881-03-31

OK Tuesday ten festive cowboys came into
O'Nelll City, Ncb., and went on spree.
They became very alarrctsome, and Sllcrlfl
Bernard kearI,s attempted tO suppress them,
when one Of their humber, nancd 1fcnry
Dean, shot him dead. a Dcputy-SicrliF was
badly Injured In tho ruw which followed.
Tlle cowboys mule their escape.
, 1881-03-31

NEWSPAPER men 1lnd great difficulty In
obtaining permission from tho Russian Min
lster OF Justice to bu present at tho trial Of
tho Nthillsts. Those wlln can obtain pern,ts-
aion will probably not bo permitted to give
full reports.
, 1881-03-31

AN inccndiary fire at Leadv1lc Tuesday
evening destroyed Cowcll's saloon, McDan'
iel's Theatre. alld damaged tie Capital res
tAurant $500. The saloon was valued Mt
81, 000, and the theatre ut S10,0D.
, 1881-03-31

Gov. Cu1.:.ost made tlIe following nonlina-
tlons. among others, yesterday: Samuel II.
Jones, of Snneamo,I, and Herman Denze, Ut
Chicago, Commissioners for the Joliet Penl-
tonttary; and John +. Reynolds, Of Chlcugo,
to bo Chief Grain Inspector In this city.
, 1881-03-31

TME Dfrkcnlead (Eng.) abbattotr and tho
Dlrkenllcnu cattlo depots Of the London &
Northwestern and tho Great Western Rall-
way Companies have been DECLARED Infected
with the foot-aMi.noltth diseaso by the Eli
RiIsh rflyy Council a largo number Of
American Cattle are landed ut Blrkonhead.
, 1881-03-31
TroposMIa fur Military Supplies.
HEADQUARTERS DEPARTMENT or Dakota,
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Ut. 1Au1, Mimi. Aiurch ~ iS12.
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utrus Of the ermuntoTn of tho fouw!nx nnn,uA
p2.'. md A. YEN Ynnt;9n y a smS h'smn5ck III y NJ II snd
of,ensd II tho prUserlco of bIddorS, for farn!snX
IT, IT, sanSx sanS
Wood, Coal, Hay, Straw, Corn, Oats,
and Bran,
- m bs teanrcd aus,nE sasa tea' }ea. A. g. ran!
Uapnrlneni1i Yanktuu, Forts Pumtina. b'ssatoH.
oiten. lMioId, ste;cnsSn bFalam l.inso,n. Mchde:
i,ad l.ands, and b.Hasck u 4 Quart torna.i9ra 10.
pnt)s Forts KeoFh, Caster. t:tlls 6haw st1!sonla.
}Sa ;Ss9 ,na aai:!niSlnS 11s2 nn'' and c"Dp' Poplar
UpvurY VI such suppllcs-Urnsn ind nran-as tho
s ~ @ nag gsa Sne % iii HI g 20 ~
Sc sss{ .s so5ss
rccctvcI sopnraa proposals. lin t1pllcatu> 3Fo ro"
hs GHseFnens rcsorves tho right to rejoct my or
pfeinfoneo will be g1.on to articles Of domestlo
III Gidinx for Rruin btdders aro requested to state
the Fato pnr An pounds. Ahd not Or 6ushel And ln
sa ~ Si's iii 5 e. ia aees
xsSa.er QHAn.lty than ln p9ands. =, IL.
ding condliuns t0 GS nDsrrSed by Sdders Uf bond.
- E ffntSa aH 81 prsa e @ ana
giGe or 10 the QuartsFmastor' ~ 1he T*raouf posu
:. Envaopus contalnIna proposals should be pHrked
.ia9ssssa 70 "a sho 1adsi,1ned " io Tue fS'vc1s
F. an.as re & oas tSss
l3upaftlnant Ut llathta.
, 1881-03-31

LAlEaE numbers OF the Inhabitants Of the
mountain regions Of Bohemia aru preparing
to emIerate to this country OIL account Ut
the intolerance of tho Czcchs. tho dominant
faction In Bohemia, md which bids fair to
dominate oil Austria In Il short time. T..
, 1881-03-31

TIIE Chicago stationers Favo their first
annual banquet Inst evening Mt the fremont
House. Tho affair WIS largely successful,
md very agreeable to the participants.
, 1881-03-31

ans were held I'll msnrlous parts Of the city
last night The people are evidently deter
mined to rid tho city Of gnmblsrs and pimps,
and to relegato Mr.. Harrison to private life.
, 1881-03-31

AT the Land-1 League meeting In Dublin
yesterday, Secretary Brelinan' acknowledged
the receipt OF Sl2, 100 from this country; also
so,ne contributions from Queensland, AUS
tro1Ec
, 1881-03-31

THE Treasury Department will redeem
after TOMORROW nil outstanding s per cent
bonds of 1881 which will mature May 81,
1851, Mt the ratio Of si0l.aa5 In full payment Of
eucll SlO0 bond.
, 1881-03-31

persons who composed the Newcastle
meeting were probably of tho class recently
spoken of By the Pal Null Guzcttc as tand-
SHARKS, cIatm-jumpcfs. and legal llarpfcs. the
ltyes Of II, 900 Of whom were not wurt! tho
life single British, soldier.
, 1881-03-31

A[ossoiei1 have arrived In Romo to enter Into
negotiations with tho Vatican 10 determine
the atatus Of the Roman Catholic Church In
l.ussiA,
, 1881-03-31

TltE Marquis OF Rlpon, Goycnor4lcneral
Of Inttia, confirms tho news that there Is
rebellion Mt Candat'ar. It IS r,lmorcd that
Ay0ob Khan has bcen taken prisoner,
, 1881-03-31

JACK EMuREY, his wife, and two children
were killed by cyclone which demolished
their houe In Randolph County, Georgia,
yesterday.
, 1881-03-31
THE TRANSPORTATION "CoNyENTIoN.' II

BLOOMINGTON, ILL.,, 3iAEch W.-Thr Trans-
portat1ol. Convention WIS failure, only ten
or lozcn beux pr.ss1nt. Organization was
not attempted. The meeting was not gol-
orally advertised.
, 1881-03-31
CHE Gtib111te.

kN- Itr*Hn unable n tn.rrhdSc efptfs " TIE
EHtCA1o TnInuHE al Ncscs A1EhccA and IN Fztt-
uuu tlr.fns ujrt ChtraDo paper arc @Hd trAl co''-
fer faror b rc1nttV the {dcts IL thts oGee, 0tr-
Ing ftili particulars.
, 1881-03-31

AFFnAYs took p1nce yesterday between
part!sans Of tho Albanian League aud tho
Turkish Inhabitants OF two Albanian vii.
lagos. Many weru killed and wounded.
, 1881-03-31

GES. BENJAMIN F. LOAN died ut st, Jo-
sepll. Sfo.. yesterday, OF apopIexy. 11o WIS
r., years old, native Of Kentucky, and
served III tho Union army.
, 1881-03-31

THE authorities Of HAMBURG are trying 10
compromise with Bismarck on the customs
question. bismarck will hardly compromise.
, 1881-03-31

4 Rn.E brokc ont In tho editorial rooms Of
tho New York Joftr4.nt Of Commerce last
night. About $1,000 worth of property was
destroyed.
, 1881-03-31

WEypHEcIIT, tho Austrian Arctic ex-
pl0rer, Is dead.
, 1881-03-31

Dn. tIEISHtcu WtSDwA1s1,. q German rev.
ol,ttionary hero, Is dead.
, 1881-03-31
WASHINGTON,

The Senate Drifts Helplesly
into tho Same Old Po-
1itica1 Debate.
Malone Quickly Forgotten in the
Broader Subject Of the Lost
Cause,
1.-THE Love Of Woman and tho "Ship
Of State" IIaiSe a Laugh on
len Hill.
An Insinuation by Hill Calls
Forth Logan's Fierce Re-
sentiment.
Beck Makes Merry Over the Mis-
understandings Among the
Republicans.
A Dead Calm in the Midst of the
Cabinet Storm over the
Nominations.
It Requires but One Republican Vote
to Defeat the Confirmation
Of Chandler.
Gen. Garfield UnrufIlcd, and
Confident that He Is
President.
0oukliug Full Of War-supreme Court
The jeanueste-Y Yorktown-0ol-
nre1 T,nniRianiana.
The daily gazette., 1881-10-18

wheat + $;''i;; ;;; ~: y; ;;;E !;
The daily gazette., 1881-10-18

the Delaware passed into the hands Of
the Anglo-Saxon, in which, but for q
brief period, it has remained ever since,
and probably will remain forever.
WHO HAD THE BHsT CLAIM.
Different historians have held different
views in relation to which was right-the
English or the Dntch-in this struggle
for the Delaware. This much, however,
can be said in favor Of the English, that
they first discovered the country. That
they first granted 1t to their citizens.
That the Dutch were officially Informed
of their claims before they made single
settlement. That the English never gave
up their rights to the territory, but en-
deavored to exercise them from the first.
Even shortly after the settlement of New
York, Captain Argyle seized on the
Dutch post, and then gave 1t up again.
| This was done simply to keep alive Eng
| lish rights. That the Dutch drove away
the English and destroyed their property
| whom they attempted to settle ON the
| Delaware. And it 10 also supposed they
| antedated some of their official papers to
gain their point. The fact that they were
| not very particular about their state
ments, may be inferred from the follow
ing extracts from one Of their communi-
cations TO Governor Stuyvesant after bis
They mildly censure him for having the
capitulation agreed upon placed In writ
ing. They say:
"Our reason is that all which is writ
ten and copied Is too long preserved
and may, sometimes, when 1t IL neither
desired or expected, be brought tJoruard
whereas words not recorded, and BY
length Of timeyorgottsn, may be explain
ed, construed or excused, as circunlstdn
ces require" This is sort OF Machia
vellian policy that differs from homes
truth.
Again, It can be said in their favor
they discovered the Delaware and Hud
son, and settled their banks and bull
towns aud fortificat ons upon them.
FRANCIS VINCENT.
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GIN A PULLMAN CAR
Pittsburg Dispatch, und.). Oct 18th.

Senator Davis is neither an lnde-
pendent Republican nor an 1ndepen-
dent President, but sort of magnifi-
cent betwixt-and-between, as it were.
He belongs to the Davis party, has
always acted and voted with 1t, and
wherever he goes the party goes
unanimously. He would be a rum
President, If he became President in
fact he would probably make long
John Wentworth Secretary of State,
Tall Sycamore Voorhees, Secretary of
the Treasury, Chang the Chinese Giant
Secre tary of War, and, if possible, se-
cure the original Ham-Fat Man for
shef do Cuisine at the White House.
The daily gazette., 1881-10-18

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AMUSEMENTs.
The Performance of ..Felicia. :"

The Performance of .sFelicia.'
A fair sized audience appeared in the
Opera House last evening, to witness
the nrst appearance in this city Of Rose
Evupge, In LazAurau's adaptation of
"Fehcia, or . Woman's Love-"
The play is of the emotional, and con.
tains number of strong points, which
require an actress or actor of ability to
properly bring forth. Miss Eytinge O. +
course is the leading spirit of the play
and as Madame Dan,ont proved to her
auditors that what has been said Of her
as an actress, has not been too highly
colored. In the emotional passages she
was particularly good, portraying them
with an intensity that held her audience
perfectly still, as they were eager to
catch every word. She was frequently
applauded, and once called before the
curtain.
Mr.. Frank Roberts, as Captain John,
also had the right conception of the char
acter entrusted to him, and in his
passages with Madame Dumont proved
| that he was an actor of no mean ability.
The remainder of the company were np
to the usual standard, and the per.
formance gave satisfaction generally.
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THE PEOPLE.
kNcHOR LIN e.


|UrID STATES MAIL STEAMERS
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a. st.amsrs do not carry cattle. sheep
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,.piSa As TO SOS Excursion at no
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....pysr accommodations are unsur-
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Al, atateroems on Main Deck.
p.s.nasrs booked at lowest rates 70 or
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"' or America.
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| AA AErlzANs SAVINGS BANK.

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u, until pSoSlve deposits daily nom b A
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Mice In eaah ephosln compound their Interest
Qsmen, n +, MANAQERs.
Shas VI ,Townyth, George W. Bush.
SSalhan'l Il panend pnsend George q. Capelle,
henry y. nnnseanson, NJ, L Lichensteln.
HastinSse Edward Darlington
award Paasy, J9D vD, II Jsckson.
~ q. CApEfo: W. BllBH, President.
saa.lY kLE, vics President.
The weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1878-1881, 1881-10-18
LATE DISPATCHES.

WASHINGTON, Oct. 12.-Logan offered a
resolution to elect David Davis president Of
the Senate, which went over until to. morrow
under the rules. 'a. "." se
Davis was in his seat and made no objec-
lions to Logan's resolution. 1t Is now dein-
itely known that he will accept aud that his
election !, now accomplished by his omission
to vote. the Republicans had the assurance
Of his acceptance before nominating him.
The first vote was upon the Democratic
caucus amendment to Edmunds' resolution
in regard to the number Of committees, and
Davis, of Illinois, voted .no' with the Re-
publicans, thereby defeating the Democrats.
This is generally regarded as significant of the
purposes on the part of Davis to vote with
the Republicans and his willingness TO accept
their nomination for president OF the SEN
ate.
Bayard refused to vote, saying he had not
obtained the office by his own vote and would
never retain it by his vote.
Davis did not vote either.
The weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1878-1881, 1881-10-18
ARREST OF

The arrest of Mr.. Parnell is mentioned in
our dispatches. This act on the part:of the
English authorities can only serve to intensity
the feeling already existing against them in
Ireland. 1t is quite possible MIR. Parnell may
have advised tenants not to pay rents to their
Landlords and that lie may have thrown every
obstruction in his power in the way of peace
full proceeding under the land act, still the
majority of the Irish people will see in his AZ
rest a direct blow aimed at themselves and
will resent it as such. The love of free speech
is not confined to America. 1t has taken deep
root in the hearts Of the people across
the Atlantic and that arm is a weak one ami
the judgment that directs 1t q perverted one
that casts int prison the courageous utterer
Of q popular thought in times of peace. The
land act has been considered as being so IA
vorable to the Irish interests that it would
commend itself 10 the Irish people and would
be accepted by them as a means Of bringing
about a fair solution of the difficulties which
have beset them. But it appears the act is so
defective or so weak that the voice of a sim
gle man must be silenced before its provi.
sions can adjust themselves to tho wants Of
the people. 1t may transpire that the author
tiles have made \ grave mistake in arresting
Parnell.
The weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1878-1881, 1881-10-18
Mr.. PARNELL'S e

On The 9th inst. Mr.. Parnell made a speech
At Wexford. 1t was for what he said in that
speech he wa arrested and thrown into pris-
on. The following is . synopsis of it: Al
luding to Gladstone, he said that many OF
them had studied the words Of the great man
and the great orator, who, until recently, had
desired to inpress the world with a good
opinion of his philanthropy and hatred of ep.
preston, but who stood to-day the greatest
coercionist and most unrivaled slAnderer Of
the Irish nation.
He characterized Gladstone's speeches as
INSCRIPTIONS and dishonest. He (Gladstone)
had maligned the Irish people, bishops, and
Dillon. No Misrepresentation was too low
or too mean for him too st oop to. 1t was .
good sign that the masquerading knight
errai,t, the pre.snded champion Of the lib
critics Of all nations except the Irish, was
obliged to throw of the mask to-day and
stand revealed as prepared TO carry fire and
sword into Irish homestesds, unless the peo-
lie humbled and abased themselves before
The weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1878-1881, 1881-10-18
NAIL MATTERS.

In the early settlement of this Territory
postal routes were established for the con-
venience Of the settlements then existing.
They have been modified from time to time
- changes Ct population and the convenience
Of the people required The original line
for the delivery OF mails on the West Side
the Helena and Ai-soula route-has never
been changed since its establishment in 1856.
At the completion of the Union Pacific, the
West Siders perceived that they could receive
their Eastern mails one day earlier by hav-
ing them com through Deer Lodge pass; SO
. line was established from Shineberger's 10
Deer Lodge, and all West Side mails put up
on the railway mail car and tagged for this
line. OF course this was of no benefit to
any one living below Deer Lodge unless the
coaches on the new line made close connec-
items with those on the Helena and Missoula
route going west. These connections were gen.
orally close until the approach Of the railroad