The new North-west. [volume] (Deer Lodge, Mont.) 1869-1897, 1870-12-16
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A writer in ~ Lepdee; l6seiqavi4 besvi.
E10uy .knsy Bassi,s waN II Aexioo lai4aa
him - > senlA end ,tysachssess, naA ~
a'so Siyee ~ following eseccsnt q ~ g.
ploits q ihe ea9i,g tells; e,.a.g cit 10 81,
A. General, Ne sah ahat Narl1el 1ec
zaine ia fraud. La4 the s4adsat e history
prove anything to .he eoalrasy. We kaew
that abanqset > scview day, = gaming t.
bic, are his favorite modes Of epastina.
These occupations, with opaa, and tkss-
TIE. constitnts ~ pleasure. ard Of, The i've
psstimss, gaming bad Rod t,e szeatsr shase
for years. A. . single exanpls: Sabbath
evening. December Z, Count and CepnAess
do Nauc, occupied box In he Imperial
Theatre Of The City Of Nexica, Juan Ri.
va, the great slonls desler and banker,
with his wife and beautiful daughter. Sc
noritas Juans and Leooora, ~eccnpisd box
sixteen. When the play was- half over, b.
zaine rose, bowed hin,aen out Of The box,
leaving Count De Noss to escort his wife
home, and proceeded to tho home Of Rivas,
2 Gale de Capucbinas. Half IN hour later
ono of The SERVANTS Of R,vas hYrriedly en-.
tered the Imperial Theatre, g&snt to his
nassess box, ard whispessa IN epanish 70
Don Juan, '.Narshal Ba1aips, and Sssss
Baron tbe great English banker sinee de.
ceased) are playing ~soste, and are winning
heavily" s 800 ?
Rivas rose, threw hss cloak overhis shout
ders, and left for his home. The play q
the Theatre was concluded, W went to see
thc game Of Msass, for on another eccasion
We had witnessed immeuss fortunes change
hands in that palace Of gambler in single
night Gambling ia respectable calling
in Mexico and . yxSsder's family associates
with the elae. provided they are wealthy;
Bazaine, Baron, several foreign ,nescbsnts,
and . number Of pabob Nexioans were
playing. Qh man RiYas vas dealing. Two
banks, al he money pisced on the tabh
for play bed been 'stappeaTiby Baa1ins and
won, giving him tloQ 900 winnings. Mr..
Baron had won about 81, 600 The va
gess 11ese NOT lcss than u, 600 gold, end
twice Bazaine wascred 80, 900 against the
banks >s0,0oo Kivas, put oat . $loo. oot
bank at twelve o'clock, al in gold ounces,
Bazaine's fortune turned until five O'Clock,
4 m, Monday morning, he Was >lo90 o(
loser, and Baron IS, 900 winner: The gold
lost by the Marshal vas sent to Rivas's
home the same morning At . O'Clock. ....,
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Or GREAT LAKEa-The latest measure.
u,enss of our freshwater seas are - fol.
lows: ~: 3 q ..5+.-s s-.. -.." ~ ''-
The ereaisa length at Lake. 0upcster Il
7S5 miIcs the greatest breadth 1G0 miles; it,
mean depth, 6se feet elevation, e27 feet;
area, 81, 900 quare miles
The greatest length Of Lake Michigan ID
500 miles; it, greatest breadth, l06 miles;
mean depth. 100 feet; elevation, sol feet
area, % 1905 square miles ~ . '7''' ''', :
The greatest sugsh Of Lake Huron ID
500 miles; itsRecatsst bscslth,, lso mikes:
its mean depth, 600 feet elevation, 674 feet:
area, z, 600 square miles. d, IL , h. ~ W
The greatnt lcssth Of Lake Eric 10 $50
miles its greatest breadth, l3o:milcs; its
mean depth, "a feet; elevation, - feet
ara, 5000 square miles. a' GA p t.. 81.
The greatest length at Lake Ontario il
l8k miles - greatest hrsadsh, IS miles; its
mean depth, 500 feet elevation. ~ feet;
area, 6,00o square miles. II s-.
The length Of al i've lakes b SIS miles
and they cover ~ ases Of 10000 square
mileA -......-. ... ..-