The new North-west. [volume] (Deer Lodge, Mont.) 1869-1897, 1870-02-18

on an accident insurance policy. /
,O,J. Goldrick, editor Of the Rpeky kss-
tain Herald, has been elected . the u;oet
popular man in Denver" and - such has
received valuable old-hesded cane sal
Isaac Williams, one of the earliest Corners
to California, a member of the Pioneer, and
resilient at Pajaro Valley, died on. the 2oth,
near Anaheim, in Los Angeles county. Ioof
Lalamie city is remarkably healthy
place. Thcre hasn't been deatlp from Dis.
sase in nine months. The papers do not
state, however, how many have been killed.
An old tsappcr Of Arizona, who has inst
scalped his fifteenth Indian, rays, i'sIs ID
good Staying out here this seascn."a The
| same might have been said Of Baker On The
Marias. i'.u.n 49, EtyTl Acyl 'rssF ST.
A nephew of the wcalthicst United 6ntes
Senator died in Kansas City, Mo-, thso{AM
day, psupcr! " Rum brought hiuA s66aw
thai he woald lounge about bajEsou1sanl
almost beg for drinks. rio q gt<d II
a, A petitioa, signed by over six hundred
women, citizens of Wyoming Territory, has
bccn presented 10 the President, asking the
removal from Office of Mr. Lee, Secretary
of that Territory, on the ground of intcm-
pcrancc and immortality. a5 a1saco7@
It is reported that the government con-
templates the appointment of DR.. Oronya-
tckl'", a full-blooslca Indian, % general di-
rector Of Indian affais In tho Northwest
Tho Doctor 10 highly spoken of as IN edu-
catcd> temperate man, and . gentleman.
! II. +. Prickett, Esq, of Boise, Idaho.
had q 6br0us tumor cut out Of his neck re-
Gently which had penetrated TO tho base of
the skull, and embodied itself in the mus
cul,r tissues Drs Wagner and Ballard re-
moved it, tho operation requiring IS min
utes Mr.. P. Is doing we'll. @"4@
The Virginia Easerprise Of January 9th
says: "Wc understand that gentleman of
much mining experience is contemplating
tho construction Of . tunnel from point
below Silver City up under American Flat
and back under the range of hills TO tho
westward far enough to tap the leads siua.
ted in that locality. 1t Is expected that tho
tunnel will cut many valuable leals before
it has passed Silver City. The tunnel would
only be second to the Sutro in length.
The Pioneer Silk Factory in :;an Francis
co is engaged in making a magnificent silk
flag to float from tho State Capital ut S.cra-
mento. 1t is twenty by ,l,irty-six feet in
size, Of brilliant colors. and every thread of
/ It made of California silk, tho product OF
California worms and California mulberry
trees. The field 10 TO bc eleven by twelve
feet, embcllished by thirty seven stars on
each side, each nine inches In diameter,
richly ombroidcrcd in. golden silk. The
halyarls used in ruising it to tho peak are 70
bo of silk, also, In rcd, white and blue II
will cost, when completed, about %, ,ooo.
JESNY LIND or To-DAY.-FDm letter
describing Jenny Lind's recent appearance
in Exeter Hall, London, we quote the fol.
loving: I'VE waited very impatiently
through II RI Goldscllmid.'s ambitious In.
strumcntal Prelude and through the first
of his jcrky cl,oruscs. II was not entirely
tho fog which made our eyes see dimly tho
sweet faced woman sitting on lis left hand;
thinner, older, saddcr, but Still with tho
same winning, pathetic atmosphere about
every pose, and every expression which,
conquered al hearts twenty years ago, dis.
arms all criticism .o-day, and will continue
g do 20 SO long as Jenny Lind's soul dwells
in Jenny Lind's body. If there be such
things Is perfect grace Of clumsincss, per-
/ feet beauty Of hon,clncss, she has them
and they are more lasting than tho grace of
graccfulncss, or the beauty of good looks
Asst Is with her face, her movements, her
attitudes, 80 it Is with her voice. Sacred
above all it has lost, it has kept certain
something Of such individuality that one
would know Il for Jenny Lind's voice. III
sptaeof the husky chest tones, in spite Of
the strained and hardly reached upper G,
there Is ! peculiar soulful quality in It
which has been rarely heard on any stage,
except wien Jenny Lind has sung. Critics
would say and perhaps by rules Of art,
tlseir assertion cannot be contalictcd that
Jenny Lind's voice is gone But men and
women are still moved to thcir hearts depths
by her singing. ! believe II she sings when
she Is tlirccscorc years and ten II will be the
SAINT" aha3 "s t..A' = '.s ,sAs.
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1PRrNcs BoNAPARrE's CHALLENGE 10
RocHsFoasr. The French journals just
received give the text Of the letter Of Prince
B01apaTtc to Il nri Rochefort; - =
PAaIa Jan. ., 1870
*1fdshrSn: After ootsASng oue after
fanet1qE, epct sfsny. selstiyes, cd ppAsinE
neither women nor children, you insult me
By the pen of ono Of your workmen. Il Is
u natural, ,sas1 ~ NH sAe1sd eomc. Only
| hays, lSsrhaps, an advantage lssR The
greater pareDf ny tasQilE5 NJ 0f being .
plain, private indiyidpal. althQaxh being .
Bonaparta r RtherlfoIV dcmadd 81 yoa, II
your breast Il geAsantsefor yopr conduct,
to ayov, aAss I hite only msd diaass eona.
denesa6 the result Of this step Ile6sn, IN
ehoct, bYA1eg jurDalet tAlaf lyme Donstitu-