The new North-west. [volume] (Deer Lodge, Mont.) 1869-1897, 1872-04-13
NORsWESTERS.
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The cost of the Tichborn tr,al was
e500, 900 -.'. '.#'
The Hon. &. Tails band Of braves are
- lively - before they froze to death
London is known to have existed a. a !
town more than two thousand years ago.
The Detroit River tunnel excavation is
now under the river distance At 1S5 feet.
Prince Bi.mark has half brother in
Albany, New York. named N. Lilienth"l
Mr.. Bergh has gone to Cuba for his
health. He will lind there more cruelty to
man than to animals. e..
MIR. Glyn. the wealthy English banker.
has sat in Parliament for fifteen years and
he's just made his maiden speech.
The newest style ct coffee.pot has
little steam whistle attached which warns
the folks when the coffee Is ready.
An Indiana wife worked four years to
piece quilt, and then her husband got
drunk and tore It up in four minutes. 1
-25O, 900 francs is the value Of the cigar
stumps picked up annually In the streets OF
Paris, and sold 10 the tobacco lnanufactu'
rers.
The elaborate granite monument 10 be
placed over the remains of General Rod
man has arrived at Rock Island, in six
pieces.
"A witty doctor says that tight lacing is
public benefit, as It kills off the foolish
girls, and leaves the wise ones to grow to
women.
1T Is believed that for more than two
centuries between the years 1884 and 1885.
no single Japanese voluntarily LETT his
0cean>Louud home.
SHERMAN has interviewed the Pope.
A western editor says it 10 not known
whether he kissed the Pope's toe, but that
he once kissed Harriet Beechcr Stowe.
From l79e 10 1880, 1s,so4 patents were
issacd y, Washington. Since 1850. 100000
have been issued The annual average in
the United States is 1900; In England,
4.O00
"A romantic young man rcproached the
girl who refused him, by stealing her bell
rope and hanging himself Herewith to the
bsnisters of the stairs, opposite to her
d,or.
An Eastern paper aays that Dr. Liv'
ingstone is travelling day and night 10 keep
away from the New York Xsrutd corres-
pondcnt, and that is the reason why he
cannot be found.
"A lady vi Bath. Maine, has boquet OF
flowers which she picked from Napolcon's
garden on the Island Of st. Helena in 1859.
Though no extra means have been taken,
they are in fne state Of preservation.
-.
. toast. He gave the following:
.sAn hail the American a'sle
Proud bird Of freedom. all hall
The fowl that no one can invaigle,
Or put sslt on his beautiful TAIL
"A gang of burglars, eleven in number.
were getting along finely with bank safe
at Manchester, Ohio, a few nights since.
when their keg Of powder exploded. killing
two, wounding one, and somewhat d's'
couraging the Others.
Ono of the present New Zealand Par
lament was, when an infant, carried on ny
q large female monkey in Cape Colony
South Africa. Three months afterward he
was rescued by party of hunters. who dis
covered him being carefully tended ny tue
animal which stole him.
In Cashmere one hundred thousand
persons are employed in the shawl manu-
fucture. The wcavcrs are oil males; most
of the spinners women. A female spinner
earns about seventy FIVE cents month
The weaving of shawl of ordinary pattern
occupies three weavers for three months
! The more elaborate and costly from twelve
I to fifteen months. .-. ...,i.q... Fl
| "A Syracuse genius. hes discovered
me,h,a by which a water. wheel can be rur
without water For water he substitutes
snmll iron bslls. which run into the DUCK
eta of the wheel, and l,eing discharged 0s
low into receptacle provided for the pur
pose are carried up by an elevator proper
| led by the wheel, to DO service - long a
the turning of the wheel is desired.
--Jan,es Gordon Bennett, ST., leaves fo'
Scotland 10 May, to visit two sisters tina
are living there. James Gordon Bennett
Jr. takes charge Of the New York dera1
i during the absence Of his father. He vii
also visit Europe sometime during the Sum
mer. and wait there for the arrival OF h'
1yscht. and then proceed to St. Petersburg
axresb3e 10 an invitstion from the Gram
Duke Alexis. .y''.,9aa.ss e .... s~a .u ..
The remains of John Harris, the founde
| of Harriabpry, are buried urder ." o.
mulberry stump in front of the res'dencs
0snersl 3 Cameron, Front street. "ne
| tina. tree w.s aourishing. in the year l1s'
the Indians of \ certain tribe attempted
burn Harris. but were foiled IN their q
sixns BY the approach Of friendly tr'o'
in canoes, from the opposite side u u
river, II ,-.yya at' If z-.. . -". H"
-rboes's nae&hiug like mining life
In ouy trade Or art,
h.. That hriu9 to neht ~ forcibly #u4yaL