The new North-west. [volume] (Deer Lodge, Mont.) 1869-1897, 1870-02-04
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A Piouses correspondent seys: Our peo'
PIE ore delighted with the prospect OF hav.
1T } ND waesl I'D y ps6 Lpdge end
1eleaa, 1hlah MIN eaanset WITH TIA 1kn0oA1
Road q rNat, Cyeek .'bssiA " hope 1t
Win give 10 mail facilities - yst unknown In
Pioneer, for the poss-odacs b q Gold Creek,
i've miles from town. At present We have
to pay On expsessnan I've cents for every
lseser. We sincerely hope that the rad YIN
b completed q IN early dsy; and we hope
every man, and business men especially,
win contribute promptly and handsomsly
toward II construction. t. '..-' III -.
, o. 20 ;g3r Capitol Tineh SeA ys[ iajra 81
The theatrical Company l. drawing good
houses, Nm. Stones Lady Isabel and NJ
dam Vine IN Ea.tI.ynae ass highly extolled,
A Mngolmansled the nose Of = dEsnksa
rowdy yesterday. ia, noc* 10 r2i ri 9ni
Prof. Swallow contributes - Interesting
nater on FOeesta III ,GHfmh1' ~ ih9
ne latitude Of virg,nis u y DEF. n
min. n; longitude Ill Diet. 4sinis. - rec
s. W. Altitude 5.4el feet The sempe'a'
turc Of the week ending Jan. q. Wa seve.
ri degrees below the corespoadhg weeks
of the past four yesrs. "a $40" ~" :-''" 90
tr r; cfa;r1r OasssA .. od fsr..f,, s-.r ud
Do Roachs's Variety Troupe i perform:
ing in the bnsement Of Hathers + Crockers.
n" ip . communication, condemns mid.
night trials end sxecuiionsI I'D ii rn. ,s.,
The 0ss.sss says Of the 1sdiaa expedi'
ton: The expedition was organized At
Fort Shaw, where They wdted Two weeks
thessult sf the recent allenpCaa treaty
with the Blaekteee The chiefs ID council
1t that time promised Gen! 6uliy that they
would deliver up the stolen Aossea and
make their best ehoses to deliver! Up The
principal murderer. Two weeks wss;ths
time stipulased In which the Indians were
TO fulfil their promise; and the chiefs re-
quested that their promises should not be
made public, for fear that tho murderer
would 90 across the British line. and drive
the stock with them The two weeks grace
was granted and the requisite silence kept
But after the two weeks had passed away Il
was asccrtained that the chiefs had made no
efforts to carry out their promise-to return
the horses. or to capture pete, "Stsr" and
others. Then the order was given for tho
troops to move, and the expedition, consist
ing of the second Cavalry, detachment Of
mounted Infantry, and two companies OF
Infantry with tho wagon train moved. Il.
Nat. Carroll, ESQ.,, of the Firm Of Carroll
& Steel, Of Fort Benton, arrived in town
last night From Mr.. Carroll NO learn that
quite IN excitement exists Ill through that
portion Of the country since Colonel Bakers
fight with the Indians on the Marias. Cut
]ip John, the half breed who formerly lived
with William Kennedy, came into the scttse.
ments and gave The information that The In.
dams had sent their old people, and their
wives and children across the British line,
and the young warriors, some two hundred
strong; wege eneamped upos the Teton, nd
intend u burn every house. and murder 81
IN VT ytSo7 s;vl a ab. JOIN, and s:
though NJ. Carroll does not place much
confidence in the story, he thinks there 10
danger. . 52.'. 20 81 ~ 'G& =" a."
d41rr n- fJal.! Il l-ign . aty rr...t
..-a,a ,-rsA Herald, n ,...
A terrific hurricane swept over Helena
between the hours Of three and five O'Clock
this morning. Much damage was done.
The chimneys Of the Court House were
blown down, nearly striking MI. Reynolds,
who was sleeping in one Of tho roorus, and
the wind stripped of two.thirls Of the root,
carrying It : distance Of sixty feet. Dam.
age $500 or $4,000! A new frame build.
ing on the west side was waited some dis
tance, and several small buildings in the
gulch were moved or blown down. The
Territorial arsenal was demolished and SCAT
tered toward the Missouri river. It con.
tanned the U. 8. arms and ammunitiou, and
cost 200. Jeffreys new blacksmith shop
was demolished; damage $50. Signs,
windows, fences, ii town and valley were
badly treated. The total loss i estimated Il
from $4,000 70 $4,000! SD Il h''no no"
L. !. Airo# ''u-Hu 9a
i...0 tGar- 5u' Qasst>s. ~ ail -yl...r 1T
Mn Rose Kelley, 7o2, Broadway, st.
Louis, wants her son John A., who was last
heard, of in Montana gag ltoY weI oft II;
The Opera house ms ctowdsd9sn Saaur
day night on the occasion OF the debut of
Mrs dPinney In the part 1of CIari. The
fair dsbutante fully justiasd Ill the expecta.
lions formed BY her frisnds, end The audi.
ence were more than pleased and gsalifsd.
:. The Helens Library Associa,iouwill give
I masquerade bah Feb. ed. mad bns yaa
. In the gale . pstarday one Of The chin
neys Of st.syiassnt's academy was b,ewn
down, ! portlo1 Of the weather roof Of yls
Oasstss building sailed out, snd Lehmnii6l.s
new house lost 4 chimney. On Of ne
chimney Or ~ Whitlasch baildiitks went
down tAroagA Billy ccyns's bed, "wiicA
nAds Ceyns . circulating medisa without
previous potica The burning out 81 .
cospjs q Aass dusisg iths stosm created In.
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