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Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1888-12-07
Encouraging Political statistics

As the official election returns from the
various states come in the students of poll
tics are enabled to obtain accurate data for
estimating the relative strength of parties
and the extent 10 which they have been af-
fected by varying conditions and crcum-
stances
Take the vote Of Pennsylvania and that
Of Wisconsin, for instance both Republican
states, and it is surprising how little change
has been made in the politics of these two
widely separated commonwealths. In the
former the aggregate vote was 9g7 ,Sl4, an
increase of %, 1856 over that Of 1884. The
Republican increase is 80 Abb, or II per
cent, while the Democratic increase is j4,-
0i9, or a fraction over II per cent. The
increase Of the Prohibition vote is much
larger, viz from ii, ,737 in 1884 to 20,747.
These figures show remarkably steady poll
tics in so large "A state as Pennsylvania
In Wisconsin-which Mr. Villas, Mr.
Brice and other gifted Democratic leaders
a few months since thought could be revo-
lutionized in politics on the free trade issue
there has been almost as much political
steadiness. The increase of votes there
since 1894 was about "a 600 OF this in
crease the Republicans get more than one
half, or ~, 800, while the Democrats get
little more than fifth, or 5000 The Pro
hibitionists get a sixth and the Labor party,
now defuuct, "A tenth OF the gains of the
Republicans and Democrats, the Republi-
cans get 20 per cent and the Democrats 80
per cent The figures show Democratic
loss as compared with the other parties
since 1891, as follows:
Rep. Dem. Pro. Lab
Per cent total vote 1855 O5s $3.50 $40 s03
We commend these stggastiv. Huuras to
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1888-12-07
o. j. PRATT
1&2 GRANITE BLOCK.
Cloak
Department.
Fall & Winter Garments,

Which is by far the largest. finest and most at
tractive line that have shown. The assortment
Is complete, with all the latest novelties Of the
season from the most reliable manufacturers Of
New York and BOSTON, comprising An ENDLESS
VARIETY OF STYLES IN CLOTH AND SEAL
PLUSH Garments aud owing 10 the increasing
demand for Plush Garments have taken extra
pains 10 secure the best that can bp had for the
various prices. All garments. of whatever grade,
arr, made tf ttp tr4lpbrutad
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1888-12-07

The report Of the Postmaster General shows a
marked Increase Of business Ia every branch OF
the postal service. The number of post offices on
July l. hSs was 81 316, increase of Gl2i In three
years and Of 22l9 for the last fiscal year, The
latter mentioned crease is classified as follows:
New England States, s; Middle States, lsl ; South
ern States aud Indian Territory, 1905. The states
aud territories of the Pacific coast, 100; 10 states
aud territories of the West and NorhW est, i3j
District OF Columbia, .; total, 2!lJ.
Free delivery Offices have Increased from lS,i Ia
the fiscal year ended June 30 1881 90 IN In the
year ended June ~. lSas, In the railway mai
service there has been an increase In one year OF
lGS routes and la the number Of miles Travelled
per annum an Increase Of l5,1 5,gl1iS The estt
mated Increase of railroad service for the yeal
was 60OO miles but the amount OF new railroad
service actually put on was l2,7GljO miles.
Ia January lnst a general postal convention was
negotiated with the Dominion uf Canada, whicl
went into operation ON March I, and which prac
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1888-03-13

S4IOB 9enser gu 0iffsrt (Nefanep) ans
aetauft baben. Sie ebruirbisen Srbenss
leute baben TN Gimme bort eine Inifalt
3u erri9ten, norm fe iunse 3Sslinse ~
Wtifondren fir frembe 2dnbsr beranbiIbsu.
Sn Reuf9ateau fanb .ir,Ii6 bic
WtIitdrs 3tebuns itatt. IIs 5rau Iique
Oeftree uernabm, tbr Sobn bdtte f9 fret
se3osen, empfanb ite cine iOl5e Sreute,
baB iie 3uet Stunben na9bsr bauon itarb,
einen 8ittper nit 13 Rinbern bintertafenb.
Sn 9ouffaIiae ssristb Der 2sidbr.
perbsiratbete aus. @oaete, &rbsitsr bss
2obssrbers 9emaire, 70 unsIidIiderusiie
in bas RdbIeurub, SaB er fofort itarb.
SaibIer. Der neue Sabrmartt AM
IA. 6ebruar bat fir's sritsmal gang gut
s~esansen. @esen 9 l1br besann berislbe
uub urn IL l1br mar sr i5on re5t Iebenbis.
8eit iber 100 Stit Rinbpieb, i3 Stuten,
feline unb sroBs S9pstne, 3isssn u. I. NJ.
uaren gum g~ertaufe 3usetrieben. Der
6anoel mar 3iemIi9 gut. gteIe frembe
&dufer pareu anusienb unb bas gteb fanb
meifentbsiIs abias 3u mittsImdBis sutsn
Yreifeu.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1888-03-13
Surembursii@es aus 9elsien.

gu Sautfaps nitro Elm Bettlerbes
pot sebaut, beieu Sautoitsn auf l5,ll5.s
10 5rs. perani4last inb.
Su 8Ieib sinssn IS Greibsr unb 16
Sdser aaf etne Greibiaso uno bru3ten 2
@6Ife bsim, tpbte 8OIfe natirIi9.
gu @o9ebaut fanb man am 90.
Mdr, IN Der S1eune ben 0si9nam bss
erbdustsu gormaaneS elmer Der Sdiefer.
srubsn. Hiemano psiB parum Der Damn
t9 bas 2sbsn nabm.
Sm ben beIsii6en Irbeunen
tlast man nod INNER iber bic Nfafe
S6nee, bic bort lieSt.
&rIon, Is. Ssb. Der Saitenbirten.
brisf Ses be5p'iten Yiidofs uou Ramiir
banbeIt bisiss Sabr uon Der 9riltIi9su Gr;
sisbuns. IS piro meiiterbaft bariu mad.
scpieien, baB bic @rsiebuns relisiSs unb
driftIi1 iein ioI i'm elterIi9sn Sauie, no
bic @lteru pom ibren Sinberp uae @essns
itanbe entfsrn.n ioIsn, peI5e ben RinSsrn
elm aerserniB iein fonnten, no bic gltern
ieIblt ibre &inbsr iolen in alsm @uten
unterri9tsu, i5re 5ebIer uerbsferu, ibusn
init sutem Seiipiele uoranleud.su, ibnsn
nit sutem Static bethlehem, ~bsionbers penn
IS fi9 I'M bic Srase banbelt etnen 2sbsns.
bsruf gu wd5len. @s ptrb bsrnad &C..
seist, wie bic grsiebuas rsIisiOs isin M f
in Der S5ule unb auf benz @%pmnuFum,
Der bo9w'ite Sii9of iisbt ss an pon Der
duBsriten @i9tistsit, baB bic 2sbrer drift.
LID unb rsIisi0s isien. SIM sntssssiesteu
Sale psrbsn bic &tnber aud sIeidsiItis.
talt unb sottuerssfen pie Der 9sbrsr, ben
fe aIIessit unter ben Iusen baben. gnos
lid brinst Der bo9w'ite Bii6of nit 6eitiss
tstt auf bic Yft9t Der @ltsrn, ibre climber
uur tn quite anitalten 81 i&ideu, bamit fe
ui9t uerborben wsrben.
Metis. Die aus Srantrei3 u~srtriss
bsnen Germ Yatrss Wariften babsn bas
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1888-03-13
Surembursii6es aus Sranfrei6.

2uremburs, 81. Ssbr. Ser 2ursms
burger tn Der Srsmbe - bas lit stn &apts
tel, wsIdes fi3 10 Ietdt ui5t sri96pfeu
lieB. unb es freut uns, conifatiren 3u
tsnnsn, oaB fid uniere 2anbsIsute In fat
allen @sltsesenben bur9 5leiB, Snteat,
sens ODER @eie6riamteit Entertaining err
perben. 8ie uns Elm Brief aus QIgerisu
beIsbrt, t0uueu mir au9 bort, an Der @rense
Der 8iite Sabara, Qursmburssr septfsrs
maBeu OILS Yioniere Der Civilization treis
fen. SIM Spdtberbit 1885 bssa6 fi5
6err @rnef BarbIe aus StraHen iiber
Utarletle mad Ilster bebufs @rbauuus elmer
Sscunrd,bubn I'M auftruss Der Barrier
Compagnie des chemins de fer departe-
mentaux; nod usri9ieoene aubsre 4ursms
burger iino hort unter istner 2eitIng nit
ben Nrbeiten I'M B.lreau &C. bei9dftist.
Die gu erbauenbe Sabn i9IieBt it9 an Die
Qtnie 4lster:S Dram, wel1e ie Bel Der Stas
ttou &eliiane trtfft uno sebt pom ba in bas
Snnsre bis SiotsNltsbens 4mar. Der Bau
bat nit sans auBerorbentli5sn S5misris.
feiten ,u tdmpfen, weI9e gum EbetI in ben
Observation-Disclosures, gum sr0Bsreu .Sbeil
aber in benz sefdbrIt1sn &Iima unb bem
Rangel an trintbarem Wuiier Itessn. Bis
gum Ausuif bisies Sabres iousu Die Nrbsis
ten poIenbet ietn. @ir batten @elegeus
beit, Brisfs zines iunsen Iuremburser Refs
fen Oss Serru SarbIe, grnif 5ilser's, ems
suisbsn, weI9e man1e tntereiIante Wits
t~Seilursen ::entbaItsu. Ser iunse Wann
1T slei4faus aIs 3ei9ner bel benz l1ntsrs
nebmen bei9dftist unb bat bis iset benz
5tebsr unb ben Strapasen bran getroSt.
Ills Irbsiter werben Warottaner, 4rabsr
unb Heser p%eruanot, bic uobl aIein in
ienem Rlima fi9 gu FOLDER Grbett etsuen.
sic perbienen 2 Sr. 80 bis 8 Tranten
tdsli9 unb udbren fi9 III uon 8roo. Ssts
gen unb benz parmsn 0aisr bss 5lufes.
0abet fino man9e Rarottaner 10 abges
bdrtst aesen bic slibenbe 5ise, oaf ite bel
ibrsr i6wsren Irbeit taum einen Sropfen
SdusiB uerIisren. SIN Ssssmbsr seists
bas Ebermometer 30-35 9raS StSe.
Sine beionbsre S5pieristeit bietet au4
bic tbsiIwsiis iebr fetubieltse 5aItuns Der
4raber; namentli4 3ei4net t4 in oieier
8ssisbuus elm Stamm. bic Slitta's, aus,
pel9e iinsit nod sinsn barmIoisn iunsen
5ran3oien auf Der Saso binterrids eri9ois
fer uub beraubten. BON melt wiIberer
Sinnesart ioaen basesen bic arabiidsn
6rauen ietn. sic perbetratbeu ft1 i1on
nit 1914 Subrsu, wsrben aber islten
1870 Sabre alt. SIM Stublif auf bas
8lima bat Der @urcpder barauf su iebsn,
baB feline &oft cine mdBise, absr burdaus
nabrbafte tit. Safir 1T oenn aud seiorst;
gu &eliiane bat man i'm 9affbof bereits
cine iebr quite Yeuiiou fir nur 3wei Sran,
ten. Stets sibt es meme &artoffslu unb
ale @artenipeiien, Salat, Rsttis, Bob
men &C., I'M Winter wie i'm CONNER.
SranseH srbdIt man 4-5 Stid fir l
Sous, Jeisen bas 8funb gu Sous, aIses
ridden rot5eu 0ein i9on gu Sc SOus
bic Slai9e. I6er bas &lima pirt bur5
Sie itdRoise Sisbers9 Iase 10 ssfd5rli9, baB
audi uniere 2anbsIeute Seoermanu pars
neu, binibersutommen. 0absr farm man
ii3 benn lei6t ertldren, baB ie ibrer 9e'z
matb nt6t usrssiIen, uno gar oft lafen iie
unter ibrsn urabiiden 3elten Die beimii5sn
@eilsn bss ,Feierw6n" ~erttinsen."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1888-03-13

9, &. q. 8ies, 90 &, aus Ramer nod &ernien,
Soma; Nidel girnbaum, 10 s, aus Ramel'
binseu mad Dubuque, Soma; Warie Robert,
90 :, aus Ramelbinsen na9 Batavia, Rew
gort; Gusen Sonsbrif, 10 8, aus Soitsrt mad
8eib, a5 s, Rat6tas 3eimet, % s, Sutob
@ @afHisF 5rt 20 SS !; S,,s S p r ao map Set rot.
bad, 80 9, gilbert Solba9, 4 z, aus Olinsen
nod aurora, sSu. Jticolas gn9elS, 20 s, aus
Srintiusen mad ytorfolt, Rebr. Heter @arfer,
33 8, 9dtb. @artsn, 81 &, Sobn Barten, 6 8,
Rars. @arteu, 8 s. Better 8artsn, 4 s, Nran3
Warteu, II W, aus Utuui6eder, @pa Oibier,
43S. Yeter Darn, 81 s.. anna Sarp, - s.
Rarie Sarp, s. &oia Darn, IS, aus Nans
terna9 mad Dapib Gitp, Tebr. ; gliie Reun, IS
8. aus Serbori mad Nsp gort gusel Bill
latid, 1S s, aus e6terna6 nab aarOra, sd.
Dait Der v&sb Star 2iuis" tebrten i'm
2aufs bisier Wo6e IL 9erioaeu ibsr
pen Babnbof aus 4msrita suriit. Oas
funter befano f9 tetn Quremburger.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1888-03-13

Spirituoien irseno usl9er art unb ibers
IdBt es ben Staaten, 9icensen auf3uerlesen,
wenn IS ibnen belisbt. Sie neue Sorlase
TT ~beionbers sinftis fir bic tlsinen Srsn'
uereteu i'm Slbeu.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1888-03-13

lin waren Iesten Sreitus In Serbian. Der
S9eriff piro wabri9.inlid oas 0asli9e
nit benz ansenebmeu psrbunben babeu, 10
leien mir IN einem Rinneiotaer Blatt.
81 @eiIanb Elm 2uremburssr2
8 er rDietirdsr 9anbuirtb" mslbet:
Ob%erfeulen, IA. Sebr. SIS selans benz
Srn. Hitolas S6aul, Sotelbeiiber aus 9entars,
Soma, amerita, ~9esenmGrti9 aut Seiu6 bier,
bel elmer &relbia9O auf piloe S6petne, etnen
tiidtiaeu Seuler BON 322 9fD. nit eiuem pobls
9~eSielteu S6uiie gu erle9eu.-Srapo benz iibers
ieeii6en Sa9grsmann!
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1888-03-13
s 6ur8t(&es s.
Hereiniate Staaten.

&ep. @buarb @oIbi9mibt,
btsber 9ilfSprisitsr an Der ct. PauIuss
Rtr@e IN Gbicaso. 1T In sIsi9sr gtssns
f9aft an bic ct. Sran3istus atr9s psrisst
worbeu.
S@eriff WeiIanb nebit @emabs
Butte semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1886-1890, 1888-04-21
ANACONDA I
Grand Ball of the Select Knights--Repor-
torial Notes Picked Here and There.

Grand Ball of the Select Knights--Repor-
torial Notes Picked Here and There.
Dave Evans has fourteen subpenaes TO
serve to-day on witnesses in the case OF the
Territory vs.. E. IL. Staiton.
Yesterday some ffien.is OF Thomas Pen
ninpton lodged a ~conD.alnt against hlni 1of
lunaey. Deputy Evans went down to
Gebb's ranch and arrested him and brought
him 10 this place and lodged aim in jail.
To-day he will be taken to Deer Lodge and
be examined before the Commission on In
sanity.
Judge Fitzpatrick sent William Davis up
for twenty days for yagrancy.
The Anaconda Company's special depu-
ties were contemplating a raid on vags that
were in the habit of sleeping under the hay
stacks at the company's stables, but the
sleepers got wind OF the scheme and skipped
out.
DR.. Douglas, Chairman of the County
Board of Health is up from Deer Lodge.
Attorney Whithill, OF Deer Lodge, was
here yesterday.
C. E. Sawtelle, OF the Silver Chain mine
goes to court to-day as a witness in the case
of the Territory VS.. Stanton.
BALL OF THE SELECT KNIGHTS.
Last evening the first annual ball of
Copper Legion No. 6, Select Knights, took
place at Evans Hall and was a complete
success. The hall had been handsomely
decorated for the occasion, and as early as
8 o'clock guests began to arrive. The
members, clad in their handsome uniforms,
entered in a body. Promptly at 9 O'Clock
the orchestra, under the direction Of Prof.
Linden struck up the grand march, and in
Il moment seventy couples were circling the
hall. The sight was a pretty one, and was
enjoyed by the lookers-on, as well as the
participants. The programme was an ex-
cellent one, and the dancers enjoyed it to
their hearts content. The festivities were
continued until an early hour, and the
bali was unanimously voted a success.
Butte semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1886-1890, 1888-04-21
Vessels Dramatic Companx

Monday evening next the melo.dram.t;o
VIII mold the boards at the Grand opera
House and a se' les of plays are billed for
'ne week that cannot fail to fill the bonso
eacn night. TheWessells' company is surely
one OF the strongest in the country and &C.
cordlng to press reports Mr.. Vessels bos ~
peer In the passionate line of no
IN the land. Their repertoire is a strona
one M;a including the celebrated melo-dramas
Paris also "A Celebrated Casen H The 60 OF
be; bernadino Courier has the folloml
,ng to say regarding their app la
sells Dramatic Company has Wes-
perhaps contrary to the expeetatio no De;
MAN, many OF our theatre patrons, the ]stronses Of
T Th,pany mat has visited us this season.
aneir repertoire consists oil a nnmhsr =:
m~elodramas full OF life, snaper o.
I 40 : and intensely interesting situations
a a. noor mpa there does not appear to he
poor actor among the humber tbo pe
eipais being exceptionally fine Ohe prin-
Butte semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1886-1890, 1888-04-21
FOUND ALL RIGHT.
The City Council Canvass the Vote and
Find 1t .. K~.-Arranging for the

The City Council Canvass the Vote and
Find 1t o.. K.-Arranging for the
Election.
A special meeting Of the City Council was
held last night for the purpose of canvass
ing the vote at the election held Monday.
After waiting for a quorum for some time,
the City Marshal and the Chief OF Police
were sent out to huntlup some OF the absent
ones and Mr.. Jahriess was captured at the
theater and brought into the hall. The
council was then called to order by Mayor
Kenyon, Clerk Speer being at his desk. The
following members answered roll call:
Messrs. Lloyd, Jahreiss, Loeber and
Forbis. The first business in order was the
canvass OF the. vote which was done, and
on motion oil Mr.. Loeber the act OF rein
corporation was declared duly carried.
The Mayor suggested thai before an
election could be called it would be neces-
sary to redistrict the city, and in his
opinion it was a matter OF considerable
Importance and it should receive due con.
slderatlon. Mr.. Lloyd made a motion |
that a committee be a%ppointea to 20 over
the ground and examine into the matter |
and make a report at a meeting to be held
tonight. After a debate it was decided |
CHd0 ohe committee should consist OF the |
Mayor, Messrs. Lloyd, Jahreiss, Loeber. |
Forbis and City Surveyor Harper.
Upon being questioned the Surveyor said
that he knew the boundaries of section IL
but that it would take a little while To
make a survey. He added that it was his
intention to make thesurvey and on motion
OF Mr.. Lloyd he was instructed to do 40
MT. Lloyd suggested thatcertain prominent
points other than the corners should he
clearly marked with monuments. which mot
general approval.
Marshal jolly called attention to the fact
That there were no police stats in the nos
session OF the department, and they would
probably be necessary with a change of gov
eminent. The badges now worn were
claimed as the individual property of the
members of the forse. As it was probable
There would be a change in the personnel of
the force with the incoming government he
thought it would be policy to prepare them
IN Time. No action was taken in the
:" JIG
Qn motion OF Mr.. Forbis the account of
Y: W.; Pope for services as Secretary of the
Clty Fire Department was allowed and a
ordered to be drawn for tho
mount. The committee on redistrictinc
Will meet this afternoon at 8 O'Clock and
a tour of the new limits in convey
ances and a meeting OF the Council will he
aeid at 1870 sharp to hear the report and
orange lor the call for the election.
Butte semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1886-1890, 1888-04-21

The following documents were fled with
the County Clerk and Recorder yesterday
Mining ~locations-J. K. Jaco by, W
Crowell, G. w. Cooper, Vidette, Sunni,
Valley district.
John Mcbride, VIM. Gleason, Chas. M,
Edwards, Iron mine, Highland district.
Tula lode claim, three miles south OF
Stuart, by Christian Kruiter; Anna lode
claim. same locality, by Geo. Kessler.
VIM. Gleason, the Gladstone in Camp
Creek district.
Deeds VIM. Lorenz to Maggie NJ. Morris.
lot on Silver King lode, 3Ox11O. Con.
sideration not stated.
K. M. Cobban to Jennie Day, half inter-
est in lot [, block IL, Noyes & Upton's
Railroad addition, $500.
W. B. Shamberger to M. K. Howe, lot Ia,
block 3, Kemper's addition, $3.50.
John Noyes to John A. Leggat, one-half
interest in the Ottawa lode claim, Summit
Valley district, 50, 1000.
Il. Nj. Cobban to Jennie Day, one.half
interest in lot 2, block II, Noyes & Upton's
Railroad addition, 500.
Q. <, Larabee ct al. to David Lewis ct al.
l.SO acres surface ground of Chicago lode.
81.
Joseph Ramsdell and wife to James A.
Murray, west half of the Maud Slode claim.
SO. -
Butte semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1886-1890, 1888-04-21
Probate Court.

In the Probate Court yesterday the fol.
lowing business was transacted:
A marriage license was issued to c. w,
Higgins and Miss Annie O'Brien, both Of
Suite. u
Il. +. Passage was appointed administers
or OF the estate OF Edward Burgess. His
bond was filed and letters OF administra-
ton were issued.
Letters OF guardianship were issued to n
r. Cosgriff OF the person of James Cospriff
his brother.
In the A. W. Pike estate BRYAN Irvine
Ell. Irvine and DIR. Gleason were an'
pointed appraisers. up
In the estate OF j. C. Orton ct al. 8
w. 81. Young and Lon p
smith were appointed appraisers. Inven.
tory and appraisement OF said estate was
filed. vas
In the John Mcbride estate, T. NJ. Carr
Godfrey Layell and George Paseoe were ~,
appraisers.
administrator, George II. Tong. fiIad ond
letters OF administrator issued.
Butte semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1886-1890, 1888-04-21
MONTANA STOCK GROWERS.

Eastern Owners Assemble in Miles City il
Annual Session.
MILES Cry, Mont, April 17.-TSpecial tc
the Miner. "A rather lightly attended
meeting OF the Montana Stock Growers oc
CURED to-day. Eastern owners we're vel
represented, however, and railroad men
were in attendance. The meeting W
called to order by President Joseph Scott.
The report of the secretary and treasurer
showed 8 foarishing condition in relation
to membership and finance. The member
ship is over 300. Routine business occupied
attention until the noon recess. Repre-
%sentatives of the Street Stable Car Com
and the Ripley Car Company were
called upon to state the merits OF their re.
spectiye cars and a committee appointed
to inspect the cars and report which is best
to adopt. The committee will report in
OF Streets car. The election of
officers will take place to-day, most of
whom will succeed themselves. Railroad
rates and transportation were discussed.
OF the Manitoba and Milwaukee
spoke on the subject, generally non-commit-
5al on rates. Other roads failed to re.
'pond. A resolution was offered that the
withdraw from the National
Association. The depredations of wolves
IN range cattle will be a matter of future
They will adjourn to-
Butte semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1886-1890, 1888-04-21
THE OMNIBUS ADMISSION BILL.

THE OMNIBUS ADMISSION BILL.
The Independent has a Washington
special dated last Monday which, speak
ing of the omnibus bill for the admission
of the Territories, says it is pending in
the House, "but it is doubtful when it
will be reached for consideration, If at
all" The action of the House caucus
committee about ten days ago settled one
thing-that the omnibus bill will be
passed by the House at the present SEES
sion, and that in time for its consider
alton in the Senate. II it can be got be-
fore that body for action at the present
session, it is said that Senators Stewart
and Sanford will both vote In favor of it
which, with the united Democratic sup
port, will ensure its passage. The caucus
action Of the House commits the Demo-
Gratis in Congress to doing their utmost
this session to secure the passage of the
omnibus bill. The opposition will come
from the Republican Senate, where the
attempt is now made to create capital by
holding up the wrongs of Dakota" to
commiseration. If Dakota wants
statehood she can get it this session by
off the Senators that are arguing
In favor of division.
Butte semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1886-1890, 1888-04-21
III ROWAND CASE.

why the Defense Demand a New Trial
for Their Client.
Yesterday County Attorney Dewitt was
furnished with the application for a new
trial made by Jack Rowahd through his
counsel, Messrs. Teele and PeHaberteH.
The 2Sth inst. is set for a hearing OF the
application. which will be held before J Judge
DeWolf at Deer Lodge. The document sets
forth:
First-The jury received evidence, papers
and documents not authorized by the
court.
Second-The jury has been separated
without leave of the court, and have been
guilty of misconduct, tending to prevent a
fair and due consideration OF the case.
Third-The verdict has been decided by
means OF other than a fair expression OF
opinion on the part of all jurors.
Fourth-There is newly discovered evil
dence which could not with reasonable dill
gence have been discovered and produced
at the trial by the party making this APP
plication.
Fifth-The court has misdirected the
jury in a material matter OF law.
Sixth-The court has admitted illegal
and excluded legal evidence.
Seventh-The verdict is contrary to law
and the evidence.
Eighth-Some of said jurors had formed
and expressed an opinion that defendant
was guilty of the crime charged.
Butte semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1886-1890, 1888-04-21

THE MINER yesterday announced Dele
gate ToOle's retirement from the race
next fall on the same day in which it
was announced in the Independent.
Everyone in Butte to whom it was a
matter of interest was acquainted with
the fact through the West Side organ of
the Democracy at the same time the an
n0uncement was made in Helena. This
is in strong and pleasing contrast with
the indifference with which the Inter
Mountain was allowed by Chairman Nc
Cutcheon to fish out Of its exchanges the
notice of the Republican Territorial
Convention. But then the poor little
inter Mountain is Of no consequence to
its party, some OF the members of whom
have been heard to say it will soon be
time again to read it a lesson similar to
the one it got two years ago.