The semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1882-1886, 1882-04-01
BUTTE MONTANA: SATURDAY. APRIL 1852.
0ENATE.


J SENATE.
I WARRINGTON, March h9.-Esciuate
for the service for 1858 were $584, III ,30l
Amount Of appropriations last year, In
Guiding defIcfencies, q, ,O0O 086. Amour
Of the prvsent bill, - It came from th
House, $4,829, ,3o4. Additions made b,
the Senate Committee increased th
amount $3.50, 500, making q total as re
ported by the Senate of @5, 16O, ,0O3. bein,
$60, ,137 in excess Of the bill Of 1882. Tn,
total Of the items AZ increased by the up
preparation made by the Committee,
SILT, 900. Deductions, $S5, 500. Anon,
the items increased by the COmmitte'
! are new buildings for In ian schools
/ s6O,MO; education of Indian cllildrel
in States, 81, 900; total appropriation
exclusively for industrial schools, $4l2,
3N.
In Committee Of the Whole, ingalls,
in the Chair, the Committee amend
mentx, with one or two exceptions, fO1
which votes were reserved, were agreed
to. Hoar moved to substitute for thu
Commiltee amendment appropriatlne
81 600 for Indian children at schools
other than those provided for, Was Al
follows: The Secretary of the Interior
10 further authorized and directed to
provide for the care, support and educa-
ton in any Of the states Of all Indian
children dwelling west of the Nlissis.
sippi river and not belonging to the five
civilized tribes i'm the Indian Territory,
or 50 many thereof as may be practica-
bic, under regulations approved by the
President, at cost not to exceed SOU
per annun for each child, and for this
purpose there IL appropriated 81, ,lx)O, or
80 lliuch thereof Is may he necessary.
Adjourned.
HOCsE.
WASHINGTON, March :9.--kelly r.
ported . bill for the reduction Of taxa
tion to the committee of the whole.
Stevens submitted . resolution in
structing the committee of judiciary to
inquire into the legality Of the removal
by Speaker c1-iefer IT Hayes, official
stenogIapher.
The House went int committee ofthe
whole ON the tariff commission bill and
Carlisle resumed his argument contend
ing that protective tariff was not the
cause Of the INCREASE Of the price of Ia
Dor.
Errett (Penn.) favored the pending
bill and the committee arose.
Butterworth Ohio reported hack the
army appropriation bill.
Fisher pa ofthe committee On o0in-
age, weights and measures, reported the
following: "Any owner Of gold bullion
or gold coin may deposit the same at any
mint to be formed into coin or bars for
his benefit. II shall be lawful however
to refuse any deposit"
Adjourned.
SAN FRANCls1O, March -. - \
Tombstone dispatch says this morning
Deputy Sheriff Breckenridge with :
posse composed of Jack Young, E. HI.
Allen, and John A. Gillespie went to
Coundler's ranch about eight miles
from town to arrest two notorious des-
peradoes, Billy Grounds, alias Chilly
the Kid, !" and Dewing Hunt. for whom
warrants were out for cattle stealing.
On arriving at the ranch, Grounds and
Hunt came out and at once commenced
firing, when the battle became general.
Hunt shot Gillespie through the head
dropping hin, dead in his tracks and
wounded Allen slightly in the neck by
another shot. Allen then sent ball
through Hunts breast bringing him
down nlortally wounded. Meantime
Breckenridge put y charge Of buckshOt
into Grounds face and head inflicting
fatal wounds. Young who was at the
rear Of the house to prevent the escape
Of the cowboys in that direction was shO:
through the thigh, probably hy Areck-
enritlge when firing ut Grounds.
WASHINGTON, March 30.-The SEN
ate hill passed amending the statutes re-
lating to license fees of officers of steam
vessels.
4 resolution was adopted for printing
niuety Thousand copies Of the first vol
u,,:e Of the census report concernin" the
population Of the country.
The House committee refused to con-
sitler the Utah election contest and took
IN the tariff commission bill. Dunnell
opposed it.
WAsHlx.ruN, March :n'.--The re>.,-
luton declaring in favor of reciprc:.D
trade with Mexico was reported tav"ln-
lily.
The <snate then took uIani Hoar
Earnestly advocated his amendment to
$::.,tOO, ,ihnl for the education
Of all Indian children except those Of
tI,.. five civilized tribes west Of the Mis-
sis.ippi river ut $:sD each per annun.
Plumb antng0nizcd the position taken
bv Hoar ~ to the duty III the American
n.,ople to the Indians and HOar an
bounced that he would tomorrow mesi-
ifv his amendment by reducing the al'-
preparation to 81 .00',tak
Williams introduced u bill prohibiting
the importation of neat cattle from Cam
ada.
Washouts on tho G. p. 3 R.
SAN FRAxcIs<O, March :D.--Keports
from points on the e. =. Il. Il. between
Halleck and Wells stations arc to the ef-
feet that the track is under water for
many miles. The snow has been heavy
i'm the mountains, and with. the setting
i'm Of warm weather every ravine brings
down torrents each afternoon. Heavy
washouts have occurred and all trains
arc stopped. The road will not he open
far several days. A large force OF men
. ...c.I~ 1>,nf - s,irDNp ~ tho ran0N nf n.