The new North-west. [volume] (Deer Lodge, Mont.) 1869-1897, 1872-01-27
THE WOMEN.

cEortv.seven young ladies aee .applicanss
for clerkships in the Iowa Legislature.
An Iowa girl has contracted to cut and
clear SEQ scres Of timber land this winter:
~, The ''best safety match 10 said hy t.s
New York Ezprtss to be ''naa1rylag 4. rich
wife" t-,,.-n .irN
e.. Home" says some one, '"'msans a meer.
schaum pipe. u lady's workbox, candle
and : doll" ...... ..,,.tm.,., -,
P..rrpps Rosa is making drs. clsss prima
dona out Of au Irish girl she picked up IN
a hair cloth factory. '' rs-u..,
Grace Greenwood acknowledges that
''man Is grand creature, even II be is =
little stingy about the franchise"
iThentlorc Tilton Is SAID to BE- making ar.
rsneements to bring out Helen Mansfield as
: lecturer on the w,man's rights question.
N Madame Rsdstsky, one Of the Russian
no0lesse, Is convict \, Sing Sing, and has
recently become hciress to large fortune
in her native land. r. '-t
The latest Improvement IN lady's artistic
''make up" Is to cOlor the palms and nails
IT the hand delicate vermiiliOn, which is
I pretty contrast TO the delicate white of the
outside. a" a
Some western churches have adopted the
plan Of having the collections taken up by
young ladies of beauty. They look smil'
ingly at reluctant victim and give him
sly wink. This process always wins.
"Whst would you do if mamma should
der asked lady with whom we have the
honor of an animate acquaintanc, of 4 1T.
tie three. year old girl that We wouldn't take
hundred dollars for. "Well, mamma"
Was the melancholy response. Il 'sposs I
should have to spank myself!' .ss' u..@
''Gcueral' Ryan iu the Xeshes Of the Law
Again. ,., ,.n|,,
tr'rom the New York Standard, Jan. ~
In the suit Of Oliver D. Taylor against
WIN. A. G. Ryan in ,hs Common Pleas, a
m0,ion v.s sa"le yesterday before Judge
Loew todischarse Ryan from arrest. Af
Il The plaintiff chrgss that tho ''Gensraa"
passed on him check for @l40on the Union
Square Bank, knowing he hal noe funds to
u,eet II. On this statement On order of af.
| resa was issued. Ryan Gays that though he
had an ACCOUNT there, he had not enough
money To NICE. 1t thcst; but the check was
/ lx,st .dxte.i. and on the day when t. became
due he took money u meet it. but ths cheek
had been presented early in tho day.Q He
says that the plaintiff had accommodated
him in similar ways before, and intinates
that thus is malicipu; trick Of the plain
tiff's, inspired by the fact that certain lls'
vana business Of the plaintiff would 10 in.
jured by the success Of the Cuban patriots.
T. In reply. attidavits were read that. this
was not the only transaction Of the kind IN
which the defendant was concerned. Com
ing 10 one affidavit, counsel, for plaintiff
though, perhaps It was better not to read i,
and submitted II to the Count Johannes,
Ryan's counsel. The Count insisted that il
should bc reed. Gen. Ryan Informed him
it was On ntrocious slsnder. and if it affected
his (,hc Coun,'s) honor that it should bo
read and answered. .~. .-.
The affidavit, when read, was to the effect
that Ryan. calling himselfa soldier was ono
Of class whose residence was doubtful,
though his claim to that title was doubtful.
IN view of the fact that he had been dishon.
orably discharged from the United Statet
army IN 1868 by sentence Of martial.
A week was given tho defendant to an.
swer this, and the case accordingly went
| over.