The new North-west. [volume] (Deer Lodge, Mont.) 1869-1897, 1871-02-03
BRIEF MENTION.

BRIEF MENTION.
The Carter troupe il playing In Corinne.
Bourbaki's army has not entered Switzer.
land.
Garibaldi has escaped the pursuit Of Man.
tcuffcl.
Ad. Kuhn, Of Corinne. is in Virginia,
Montana.
Emperor William will -remain Ut Versail.
les during tho armistice.
It is reported that General Forney, of the
French army, has suicided. - 49,.
A decree in Paris abolisles the disqua!ifi
cations Of the Bordeaux decree.
Samuel Cullen is nominated Revenue
Collector for Washington Territory.
Downey, Cherokee chief, is not dead by
suicide, hut lives by pap in Washington.
The bids for bonds on Wednesday rang
ed from 1851, 10 100. Tive millions will
he sold. - s.rr '" at4>'.:
j L. Reggsl, of Corinne, shipped six wagon
loads of dry goods and clothing for Montana
Jan. q. ...s = va :.
The Senate Committee has summoned 80
witnesses, on the Ku Klux outrsgcs in
North Carolina
The New York Chamber of Commerce
resolves to send . cargo of provisions to
sufferers in France
Lieut.. Alex. Grant, LIST Cavalry, and
Capt. Parker, 12ih Infantry, arc assigned
to the Pacific Coast.
The Senate on tho 3rss debated withou.
actionthe appointment Of Drummond to sue.
coed Wilson in the Land office.
Buffalo have already commenced return.
ing to the north. a"sure thing" the trap.
pers say. ofan early spring. -PIck and P1ow.
The N. Y. 7ridune's correspondent to.
day says, the rumors of Cabinet changes
are sensational, and old rumors re vamped-
There is nothing new in the situation.
/ A train laden with one hundred thousand
pounds Of freight pulled out from the ware
house Of Creighton q Munro on yesterday
and started for Aontsna. Cor;ans Repsrse,
Jan. 81.
The German Consul ut New York ap-
pca!s to American Germans for patriotic
contributions. Beside her own wounded
Germany has $50, 600 French prisoners to
support. -
The Langrishc Company was received
back in Denver with many kindly words Of
welcome. Couldock and daughter are still
on the bills, and his Louis Xl lauded with
superlatives. ..
England has conveyed : desire to settle
the Alabama controversy. Schenck has
therefore been detained that his instruc.
tons may be put in shape to render his ne
gotiatiohs successful. rt.E f.B.E Z
| The French elections will held Feb. S,h.
The regency families since 1850. and all ex-
Imperial officials or candidates, are disqual.
ified to sit IN the Assembly, by decree OF
the Bordeaux Government.
The officers in charge 1t West Point, and
Cadet Grant, arc implicated in the cxpul.
sion Of the three Cadets. The first class
stand by each other. It is said an effort
will be made to remove al the officers, and
expel the entire first class.
The Methodist Recorder objects to pet
names for adult women. 1t says: " How it
would point verse of Scripture to have it
put in modern style, thus: Now certain
man was sick. named Lazarus, of Bethany.
the town Of Mollie and her sister Matte"
Officers Of the naval, military Of civil ser.
vice in Montana, will please notice Morrill's
bill. tits designed to supcrcede whisky
bills with ruch persona, designations for
warded to the respective Departments should
be written legibly, to secure immediate
and favorable consideration, i
There is = rumor that Mr.. Ferry, the
newly elected Scfator from Michigan, is to
become the son-in>law Of the other Senator
from that State. Mr.. Chandler, and that
this prospective relationship gave him m
advantage over his competitors Love thus
became > positive political forco. III
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