The weekly chronicle. (Bozeman, Mont.) 1883-1883, 1883-02-14

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jail. Read third time and passed.
|. Ayes, 2C-Noes, 3.
II. B. 19.--An act to provide for ti.t
better observance of Sunday as day o
rest, made special order for 2l5, We'd
nesday next.
On motion of Allen, the House ad
journed till 2 p. N. tomorrow.
HELENA, NJ. r.. Feb. l3.-House 36tl
day, morning session.
Baker, from committee on grazing ant
stock growing, reported House bill 43, al
act to amend an act to provide for tn,
payment of stock killed or injured b,
railroads, with recommendation that tn,
bill to pass.
Mantle, from special committee, re
ported House bill IS, an act to amend al
act to incorporate the Legislative Assem-
bly,.
By Baker, House bill "a, an act to en-
able the c,i.n!y If Chotcau t. erect :
court holi.,'
The sreai. .elerrcd tho eom,munica
ticn of the Governor to the cxnnn.itt4,
On ninc.; and minerals.
Council a..:cn,;il. Mt of House Jill 90
a bill to provide for the printing % blank:
for the use of the Governor was concur
red in, and bill ordered enrolled.
Resolution of thanks to Governor
Crosby, Gen. Sheridan and Senator
Vest, read first and second time and re.
ferred to committee on Federal rela.
tiOns.
C.B. 2O-An act to change the name
of johannes Gustitfsen to John G. Hilton
read second time and referred to commit
tee on mines and minerals.
H. J. NJ. 2, for the calling of consti-
tutional convention was recommended
to committee on Federal relations.
H. B. 4O.-An act concerning compen-
sations of county assessors, read third
time and passed.
Yeas, l7-Noes,7 Z.
H. B. 69.-An act to amend sec. BOG,
chapter 10, fifth division, revised statues,
read third time and passed.
Ayes, 1S-Noes 4.
H. 3. G5.-An act relative to the juris-
diction of Justice Courts, read third time
and passed by unanimous vote.
Act for the redemption of the funded
debt of Lewis and Clark county on the
18th inst.
White gave notice ola bill for an act in
relation to county licenses.
President Stuart, upon leave being
given, introduced bill to enable the
people of White Sculpture springs to
build school house. The bill was read
twice and referred to the committee on
Ways and Means.
The special order for half past II a. M,
being c. B. 8, in relating to the fishing
interests of Montana, was postponed I'M
til three p. m, tomorrow.
Cardwell, from committee on towns
and counties reported favorably, H. B.
AZ, ian act to provide for the funding of
the debt of Jefferson county"
Cardwell reported correctly printed,
G. B. -, an act in relation to license.
c. B. 26, an act to change the name of
the town Of Garfield, in Missoula county,
was read and passed, there being another
post-office of that name in the United
States and the department not being
willing to create another post-office of
the same name, it became necessary that
this name should be changed to Victor.
A message from the governor an
the approval of C. B. 5, an act
to provide for redemption of the funded
debt of Lewis and Clark county.
The President called Thomas to the
chair and introduced G. B. q, an act to
enable the county of Meagher to furnish
! court house and complete the Jail.
DUBLIN, Feb. 1O.-Michl. Kavanaugh
,arman turned informer rgainst the pris-
'ners charged with conspiracy to MUIR
Ter government officials. He will be the
irst witness examined in the investiga-
ion at Kilmanhan. He will testify that
lie drove the car employed by the assas-
inns Of Lord Cavendish and Burke in
Phoenix Park and will describe the
whole affair. The court was again
:rowded this morning with priviledged
pectators, including many ladies.
Joseph Brady, Timothy Kelly, James
AIRY, Carman Fitzhams and seven other
prisoners were placed in the docks to-
lay. Informer Kavanaugh was sworn.
lie deposed that he drove Brady, Kelly |
md two other men whom he did not |
NOW to Phoenix Park on the evening of |
he assassination of Cavendish and Burke.
ames Cary. and Daniel Delaney were on
eats on the side of the road in the park.
Delaney said they were waiting for the
hief secretary. The following prisoners
we're examined: Lawrence Hanlon,
oseph Mullett, James Mullett, Edward
PBren, VIM. Maroney, David Harley
nd Daniel Lermey. Great excitement
nsued when Kavanaugh was placed en-
he witness stand. Kavanaugh appar-
ntly labored under great excitement.
lie deposed that on the 9Th of May last
e was at the Royal Oak Public House
n Park Gate street, and was engaged by
our men Brady, Kelly and two strangers.
;rady uttered loud threat but no dis
met words were heard.
There was no laughter to-day among
risoners when Kavanaugh identified
hem. kavanaugh then pointed to Pat
lex Delaney as another of the men pre-
ent.
He drove the four men into the park
Y the island gate to Phoenix monu-
lent and along the main road to the
Iough monument, and there they got
own.
They said there was no sign of "skin
he goat''-meaning James Fitzhams-
lie carman shouted, "don't call me nick
ames."
An Active Season,