The new North-west. [volume] (Deer Lodge, Mont.) 1869-1897, 1870-04-22
TELEGRAMS m BRIEF.

KILOGRAMS IN BRIEF.
To4u1o, Apsn - Prepansisns for the Rid Rissr
expedition are being vigorously pus1ed. sappuo,
tPnts, horsea wagons and other neccssass for a1s-
potattop and oomnissasy purposes, ars already osdef-
ed, and steamer IL chartered to leave on the ID 1t
Nay with men % work the road to Be travesed BY
the troops. s@~-
London, April l2-The nadesv1iten -eommenesd
settling to-day for The steames City Of Boston ~
total loss.
Chicago. April l3-The Tribune's Warrington spe-
cial says that the ipolygamy BILL reported yes
terday BY the Senate Territorial Committee contains
oil to which the House In Culloms melton agreed and
half dozen new sections added Ocicers Of the Nor
mon church not only prohibited from solemnizinS
marriages. but It has made the misdemcanor punisha-
bic by 6ne and imprisonment. Marriages In viola
ton Of the terms Of the bill are declared ncestuous
and void, and oil persons adm: abcttng them arc
to be punished for such misdcmeanors. Spiritual
arages scalin: CONSIDERATIONS aud al ether devices
whereby 1,en get the services Of woman are prohb-
tcd and the so-called spiritual wives may sue and
recover payment for their Labor
The Amador mine Cal, Is on Gre. Stocks aas de-.
clinins.
The Richmond Mayoralty squabblc goes before the
Virginia courts.
Jersey City elected the entire Democratic ticket
The Democratic r,uncip, ticket was elected At Ho-
bokca.
counsel to be heard In the Legal Tender shall be
four, two for each side.
The new postage stamps are now In readiness. On
the cent stamps II the profile bust Of Franklin
co.or blue; two ccut stamps, brown profile bust Of
jackson; three cent stampA green. profile bust Of
Washington There other various colors with the
profile busts Of Lincoln, JcEe,son, Clay, Webster,
Scott, Hamilton, and Commodore Perry.
John Titus has been nominated for Chief Justice of
the Supreme Court Of Arizoua, and Chas Tweed for
Associate Justice
The same special says It il believed that the protests
against the passage OF the poygamy bill in the Senate
will have no effect and that the Senate Committee
amendments will be adopted By the House.
The Fcnian excitement on the border IL increasing.
Lopcz's rop, who IL studying law in New York, re-
fuscs to believe the reports Of the death Of his father
co,inne. April 14-Adviccs from Sidney, Nebraska,
dated today say that the Indians cut the snscrs
the bridge three miles east Of Antelope station, and
threw fourteen cars Of an eastcrnbound freight train
OF tho track, about one o'clock this morning. All the
train men except one brakeman got ON IN engine and
to the next station. After they left the Indians
broke open number VI the cars, when the remaining
brakeman fired upon them few times and they left.
westcrn-bound passenger train was delayed at Sid
ne; for hours. waiting for tic wreck to be cleared
Antelope Is citation the Union Pacific sixty-onc
mics cast Ut Cheyenne.
H., n at rr>uH1sn
was burned April IL with ito entire contents. Loss
sl25,0Co.
Edwin E. Tucker. commission merchant Of Chicago,
has mystcriously disappeared.
90 OF 50cent postal currency was issued last
week.
Marid, April 1.-THE authorities are greatly elatcd
with the from Cuba. The latest official bulletin
from Captain General Desoda announces that the In
surrectIon Is morally. though not actually, ended.
General Old, In his report, recommends that the
Cayotc and many other Apache Indians be placed on
reservations away from minin: lands.
Chicago, April ia New York special says Il IL re-
ported that Prince Pierre Bouapartc arrived this AZ
tcrnoon In the steamer Idaho. He II travelling In co.,
He met by two frends 1t the pier, and went Inn
mdately the New Haven depot and left for Boston
McFa,l .nde attorneys have shaken up Mrs Calhoun,
correspondent OF the Tribune, on alleged improper
expressions In letters to Mrs Mcfarland The Tribune
10 irate and says that when the Mcfarland trial 10
concluded It shall ask attention to the question: 'how
far shall lawyers be permitted to caumniatc ladies who
are not legally charged with any ohense, without
ehadOw Of excuse, and with mourning judicial admon.
iton? 1t also that the sulogstic obituary
on Henry J. Raymond which appeared In it, columns,
was written by Mrs Calhoun.
Louisville April l5-Thc court martial convened BY
General Grant, for the trial Of Drgadcr General Tot
ten Lieutenant Colonel and Inspector General Of the
u g. A. on the charge Of being absent without leave,
met In this city to-day.
Troy, April l5-Nn Emma Willard. the founder Of
the Troy Female Seminary, died to-day, aged s.
indianapolis, April ls-Abraham Henston was fatally
stabbed by Barney Hnshaw, 1t Winchester, Indiana,
to-day. The murderer esca2cd.
Medina, Ohio, April l5-A IRE broke ont At O'Clock
this morning In this village In IN Old wooden build
ing occupied by barber shop and several negro fam
cs situated il the centre Of the business part o the
town. In four hours every business block but two
were burned to the ground Many persons were barn
Cd, some severely, but no lives were lost number
escaped scantiy clothed. The 1rs finally stopped
on the west sdo Of the square after It had destroyed
three entire sides Of the same, including bank and
two hotels the Gazette Office about nfy Arms, besides
other buildings.
Commodore Meade died In New York, Of apop'exI
o. the nth. f.t1 vs.
The Ohio Legislature MS stin il session Apsi 10
and adjourned, after brisk row, q tam
telegram from virrinia City, Nevada. seatss thst
Democrats will make no nomination for Mayor In Op
position 70 tho Republican, but will generally sup
por The coored canddats Whose chances Tor election
ars good
Three inches u snow fcl In Chicago last Saturday
night @ .e sst
General shco1sld = assigned % ths Depaztnant q
the Pscidc.
General Pope goes 70 Lsavenwosth.
(seneral Sfoneman roae "a Arizona.