The Montana post., 1869-06-11

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The North has 6,441 cotton mills and
the South 80
Malice-a blind mule kicking by
guess.
Il is believed that p. T. Barnum is
worth about million of dollars.
Who belong to the first set -
early chickens.
st. Louis owes over twelve million
dollars.
| Napoleon has set the style of a one
| buttoned vest.
Senator Morton delivers the GRAFTON
at Gettysburg. July 4th.
/ Dickens Is said to be writing anothe:
novel.
IL Is reported that Anna Dickinson is
worth 100000.
Garibaldi's physicians believe he will
never again be able to leave his bed.
! Philadelphia has 156 miles of terri-
tory and population of $4,000 souls.
In Iowa Judge Williams declines the
candidacy for Senator Grimes place.
Theirs, at 72, has begun to study bot
any.
New York has 500 marriagable heir
esses.
Illinois has zoo Masonic Lodges, with
/ about 40 600 members.
A Cuban agent offers SEQ (goldl boun-
1 ty for recruits in Ohio.
| New York is TO have "Women's
| Parliament" next fall.
The Count De La Roche, OF Paris, was
married at Pittsburgh. recently, TO Mrs.
Mary c. Price.
! The city bill poster Mt Lowell stuck
the notices to milkmen on the public
pumps.
During the year 1868 there were 1885,
156 births. and 4S0,677 deaths in Eng
land and Wales.
/ 1t has been suggested 20 Anti-Cruelty
Berg that he ought TO interfere TO pre-
vent the practice of beating eggs.
General Butler is said to be already
at work for Summers place in the Sens
ate.
Henry Clews, the largest gold dealer
in New York, made several millions by
the late advance.
Gen. Hancock has authorized a st.
Psul paper TO deny that he protested
against being sent to the Northwest.
Edwin Booth doesn't allow his little
two year old daughter to attend the
theatre.
The Louisville Journal advises Scores
tary Fish to weigh the chances of n tor
eign war with all his scales.
The Huntsville Democrat says Gen.
Joe Wheeler has no politics now. ex>
cept the Shovel and the hoe"
The Boston Adcertissr suggests that
lO'Baldwin, the Irish giant, be engaged
to beat the mammoth drum at the Peace
Jubilee.
In Buffalo, a few days ago, a woman
7S years old, named Leppy Woeleben,
committed suicide by hanging herself
with two twisted skelns of thread.
Edwin Booth and Miss Mary McVicker
are to be married early ia June at the
house Of Mr.. J. II. McVicksr, Long
Branch.
II is said that Fisk, Jr., has lost over
$4,000 in his operatic and theatrical
enterprises, and will soon abandon
all of them.
! 1t is said that Brownlow Is disg1sted
with Washington, wants TO give his
place in the Senate TO Horace Maynard,
and wishes to be Governor again.
A London street preacher irreverently
sang the hymn, Come to God" TO the
tune of Tommy Dodd," and was fined
for 1t by police magistrate.
Mrs. Mary c. Vaughn, who was well
known as a contributor TO several mag
azines and story papers, died at Pekin
ILL.,, last month.
Judge Conover. OF Delphi, Ind, is four
feet two inches high, FIVE feet one inch
around. and weighs 400 pounds. Evenly
balanced justice that.
Thurlow Weed has bought farm six
miles south OF Canandaigua, N. Y, and
intends TO live there.
The Legislature of Indiana has passed
bill introducing the German Language
as branch of instruction in the public
schools of that State.
The Journal Official is losing money
and the old Paris Moniteur. relieved o.
the Incubus of Government patronage
is doing finely.
A correspondent of the Hartford. Conn
Times thinks divorce should be made
cheaper, so as to bring it within the
reach of the poor.
The managers of the New York Ele-
vator Railway hope to have the entire
road in running order by September
next.
The New York Sun says: I'VE re,
ceived few days ago a message from
Mr.. Young, desiring to withdraw his IL
bel suit on any terms consistent will
his honor"
The New York democracy have spill
on the organ" question. The Gov.
ernor and his Cabinet advise their
friends To take the World" The Sen.
ators and Assemblymen advise heil
friends to take the Albany Argus."
The mammoth bass drum for the
Peace Jubilee has arrived. 1t is 7I fee
in diameter. The heads OF the drum
were taken from two whole hides o.
cattle! On either head OF the drum i,
inscribed the motto, Let US have
paaca