The Montana post., 1868-12-18
ENKLANGS.
Oregon is building six railroads.
Bryant has sold out his POst.

Christmas and New ears uay fall on
Friday.
The leg business" is declining IN
Paris theaters.
England was supporting 0l9,Os4 pau
pers last July.
Gen. Prim was the son of butcher.
OberIin has eleven hundred students.
The Gar is the best sovereign horse
man in Europe.
Thaekeray's daughter. Mrs. Stevens,
is i'm Boston.
Base inhospitality-turning out your
toes.-,JudV-
The vote OF Illinois has increased
100000 in the last two years.
Powers. the sculptor, is sixty-three
years old.
Yale has more students than ever be-
fore.
Forty dollars dozen is the price for
cows in Texas.
There are fifty private telegraphs in
New York cry.
a New Tork Trinity choir boy has
bdcome y "nigger Minstrel
An Indiana yumkin vine and branch-
es measures eleven hundred feet.
Mrs. Henry Ward Beecher is TO edit a
new monthly, the Mother at Home.
The Indians are now gathering thou
sands of bushels of wild rice in upper
Minnesota.
Capt. James y. Brown, the-cattle king
OF Sangammon county, ILLINOIS, died on
Monday.
Littel's Liciag Age enters on its hun
dreth volume the 1st ot January.
Blind Tom is beating his melodious
tom tom in Philadelphia.
The --latest" song Out-"We won't go
home till morning. Judy.
A st. Louis lady is circulating her pc
tiuon for the Post Pffice in that city.
A Frenchman recently drank eighty
four cups of coffee on wager.
The corn crop of Ohio this year is es>
timated at 141 ,O00. 900 bushels.
Chautauqua Lake is said To be the
highes: navigable waters in the United
States.
1t is stated that Eugenie is going to
give the Napoleonic dynasty another
chance for perPetuity.
The st. Paul Dispdtch says the
white Fawn ballet girls in that place
were "barefooted up to the neck"
The Nescs says the patent for the Den
yer town site, was received at the Land
Office in that city, Nov. 2S.
The Dominion had Governor Gene
raj, which his name wrs Monck. Now
Monck is gone, she has nun.-Chicdgo
Post
Queen Victorias s cousin, the Duke OF
Cambridge, is obliged to scrape along
on a salary of S130,000 year.
Spurgeon tipples. He says he cannot
get through his arduous labors without
his wine and beer.
Manton Marble. it is stated, now owns
nine~tenths of the World. He enjoys
al SO the glory thereof.
Squib, of the Lowell Courier. thinks
the tune, when the morning stars sang
together, must have been common me-
| teOr.
The Philadelphia fashionables say
that Miss Emily Schonneberg. the cele-
brated belle of that city, is engaged to
a Mr.. Butter6eld, of Paris, a widower
Cleveland proposes hospital for
women who have become disgusted
with their husbands" Where have
they got room for itg
The daughters of the late Chief Jus-
tice Taney, il is said, earn their living
ing in Washington by copying reports
and papers for the Secretary of the In
| terror.
The female clerks at Washington re-
solving that they won't be "retrencEed'
out of their situations, are making the
heads of departments unhappy by an
organized raid.
Kate Reynolds, the actress, was cross
ing a theatrical drawbridge in Birming~
ham. England, when il gave way, se-
verify injuring her. The audience was
much excited, but thought it a piece OF
the play.
The Memphis appeal INDUCES in big
headlines over the election, among other
things calculating, Sound the Loud
Timbrel DER all Tennessee, Leftwitch' s
elected, the Eight district is freer"
Mr.. J. Mccullough. Madame Scheller
and Mr.. and Mrs. George B. Waldron
with the best of the Mormon company
for support, were playing in Salt Lake
City on the 9TH inst. 1t is O fine com
bination for any theatre.
Mr.. Stenhouse, of the Salt Lake T6E-
egraph, having visited both the L p
and c. p. X. RS. thinks. considering the
contingency of snow which has since
fallen. that the meeting point of the
will be near Ogden city.
The new Democratic paper, the Den
yer Daily Times. appeared November 26.
Mr.. Charles III. Lane is editor The
Nesos gives IL a genial welcome. Den
yer has now four dailies-the Nelcs.
Tribune, Herald and Times. Too thick
to thrive.
Galusha A. Grow, William III. Kem-
Bile, j. h. Moorhead, John w. Forney,
Andrew &. Curtin, John Cessna, VIM.
ID. Kelley, and several other Republi-
cans, are proposed as Senator Buekalew's
successor.
The distillAries of the conntrv nra