The new North-west. [volume] (Deer Lodge, Mont.) 1869-1897, 1871-07-29

greatness where he g'es. MessrS. w. >.
Scribner and Hugh ON sill came over on
Friday from Helena. and have gone to Mis-
soula. Mr.. Henry Klein, of GAM s. Klein,
Is over to have y look at their splendid new
Store -. d. Col. L. J. Sharp. Mr.. D. p. New
conner and MI. Jas. H. Brown, were passen.
gers for Helena yesterday We under.
stand Major Maginnis, of the Gazette. will
Oe here next week tO make few campaign
speeches. We cordially welcome the Major
on his projected first visit u the West Side,
and trust he will be accompanied by his
estimable wife.
Mt. G. w. COuld0ck. the unapproachable
actor Of English domestic drama, left Salt
Lake City June 3Oth for New York. and
thence to London. to appear on the English
stage Miss COuldOck will remain some
mouths In Salt Lake City, and then prot.
ably rejOin her father in England. They
have the best wishes of thousands of Mon.
tanixns for Fortunes smiles and Fame's
brightest wrcathes.
Speech ut PlsMeer.-We are requested
by friend in Pioneer to state that Mr..
Clagett will speak in that place at 10 O'Clock
(no0n) on Saturday, July Goth. We do not
know what the authority is, but prcsume
Mr. Clxgett has authorized the announce.
ment.
River ROute.-By advertisement in to.
days paper it will be seen the steamer Miner
is at Cow Island and will receive passenger
ut very low rates from Benton. II you want
u 80 to America ut low rates, now is the
time.
Passengers North.-John Barret, G. O.
Copeland, z. jackson, A. Lassen and -
Mclnes"n lett Corinne for Montana on
Fridays coach. John MackelsOn, Samuel
IYIaan Mat Au,,I.,r..,sn NJ lIunol. T.,
Ellis and G. L. Gurlcy were MOntana puy.
sengers on the 22l.
From Tuesdays Daily.
Samuel L. Hughes lardsned. 1t will bo
recollected that 1t the December term of
1870 Samuel +. Hughes plead guilty to 10.
sault with deadly weapons upon John
O'Neill. 0f Pioneer, in tile Fashion Restau.
rant, and WAS sentenced to ONO year in tl,e
penitentiary. Some timc since. judge
Knowles, District Attorney McMurtry,
Sheriff Jones and Deputies. and . number
Of other citizens so represented that tho
Executive has granted pardon to Mr..
Hughes, which was placed in the hands Ut
Warden uilchrist, and he 10 this morning
restored to liberty and civil rights. Mr..
Hughes has, We understand, determined "
never hereafter touch intoxicating liquors,
which led to the offcnse for which hc plead
guilty. Ills many friends appreciate the
exercise Of Executive clelncncy ~ well be.
slowed.
The Dinercuce. artillery which met
Mr.. TMle ut Sheridan and accompanied
him, was loaned u the Democratic purity by
Governor B. F. Potts On the solicitation Of
Democrats. A few days since the llepubli.
Owen the use of his field piece, then ut
Missoula, to fire salute on tho arrival Ut
Mr.. Clsgett. Major Owen refused u let
them have it. Now. We think u great deal
of Major Owen, and there may have been
extenuating circumstances. but on the face
Ot the representation made ~ uy, Is apl)ears
he has allowed the Executive to get the l,est
Of him in matter Of courtesy, aud W. hope
he regrets It.
The Sale.- The sale Of furniture. ETC., Of
the McBurncy House yesterday, attracted
great many persons to Masonic Hall and the
sales were heavy. There will be sold this
morning stoves, pipe and cooking utensils,
belstessds, bedding, queensware, furniture,
carpets, lamps, curtains, tables, etc. II ID
the hest opportunity ever offered here to ges
good house. furnishing outfit at reasonable
prices, and the purchases evidence that the
fact Is generally appreciated. The sale will
be resumed ut 10 u. m. to-day.
PIONEER p. O.--By notice received
last evening from Assistant Postmaster
General Maar, we learn that the p0stOfllce
Ut Pioneer is u be re.establishcd and Gen.
Perry appAinied Postmaster. GcOrge IL st
present acting in that capacity ard will make
\ good officer
From Wednesdays Daily.
Helena ltems.-The Nrak3 Of the 24lh
says there arr l2 Or Ii dcssrters from tho
United States army at present in Helena,
and they are believed to be the persona who
have committed the recent burxlaries and
robberies. A reward Of 30 each is offered
Mike Rcinig's horse. saddle and bride FROM
lenbargs party of N. p. r. II. Engiuecn
left for the Yellowstone route on Monday.
>. Col. Baker has rcturnel to Fort Ellis
There was big demon stratiOu ut Silver
City in favor Of ClAgeit aud the Citizens
Ticket. Harvey English. Colonel Sanders
md Messrs. Hilgsr and King each made
earnest and forcible speeches. il. COL w.
Minor Roberts, in the Oassess. nccOrds the
eminent h0nors u Edwin 7. johnson. for
,is effDrts in behalf Of tho Northern Pacific
Railroad. NJ one knows better than Col.
Roberts the ability, energy and services e
NJ. johnson. and 1t waa one Ut his greatest
ervices TO the enterprise when on retiring
u recommended - lis successor Colonel
I ,berlA
Persaal. J. r. R,ycs Ia here on
cute u Hslsna. - Aessra A. Hanausr and
dr. 9ensenderfef, Of helena. srs here ~
OvGs TO Cable; also. Msasr& Wm> A. Chess.
nan and G. B. Hunt, oe Helena, going up
o the Butte country,
Narveylag Psrty.-Mr. Roberts n. p. n.
( surveying party lett Helena for Deer
1odge yestenday, and will arrive to-day Il
heiI teams are not to balky.
Cry of The West Side Toole puty-rM
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