The new North-west. [volume] (Deer Lodge, Mont.) 1869-1897, 1872-03-30
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| Itf5I 61est EArshassks. : TLG
Nov -Yosk-, Mash 1As=1usopsan mai
advices stats That the town OF 6ckemakef, !!
the Csucsese6 wAs almost destroyed ny
killud was ~. asd The destruction OF .pr,p
rrty very lAege. A Considerable portion Of
the country 70 coSyerted into desert waste
and the inhabitants reduced u great misery
BY the destruction Of the csOps. ~ %'''"
- Msves.e1ts q ~ g Ustesyiled." w.
New York. March 3e-A Washihxtou
jispstct % the Herald nys that August
Bslnsopt Chairman Of the National Demo
cratic C0mmntee. reached Washington ye:
ierday morning, and had % informal poltel
at sth6 Pstaeipal politicians Of both hOusee
The Q,septlQa Ut hohline . Nsiiossl Coaxen,
tion - freely discussed BY Casasrly. Frsnt
Blair, Stockton, Bsyard and Others. TIKI
feeiiHx W. unmissakable" against calling 4
convs1sal6S 1T this time, Or indicating any
poaislEe ps,liey until after zths Ciacinnsu
Convention. Il wss advised that no Demo
crat, participate In the Cincinnati Conven
thsH!' There kas less disposition 10 endorse
Ju6Eo DsSis than was e1pee4ed. 1r Tha
nanles Of Senator, TrumbQll and Charles
Francis Adams discussed. and also those oil
Gen. Logan and Gratis Brown, IL. " '' s'''
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Cincinnati, March 80 The committee at
arrangements for the May Conventions have
,seued . circular inviting votess, without
djslncti0n OF party, " join In sustaining
The constitution - Il ID. securing civil services
reform. and tariff f,.r revenue only. - WE
Washington, March ga number 1T
leading Republicans frum North Carolina
ars inOw here and have agreed. after due
consultation. to urge the nomination ut Gen.
Joseph Admit Of that State, fOr Vice Prsi.
dent ut the Philadelphia Conventi6n. They
claim this act in behalf of the Republics
party of their state, and assert that the
North Carolins delegation will use ito ut>
most endeavOrs to urge General Abbott .
chances. .''.. ...'-
the Literal Republican Central CNmmiitee.
lest evening, . resolution was adopted CD.
posing the re-nOmipa patton of Grant. and ex
pressing believe that the Convention 10 be
held 1t Cincinnati ID she only political bs,dy
That can acceGaplib The Ohject A commit
lee MAS appointed to secure Copper lnaaitu
and invite Carl Schurz to address the Lib.
ersl Republicans. ~" =. ...> II ,''4,@
A mass meeting AZ cps0sed men MAS held
last evening to perfect arrangements to
celebrate the passage Of the 18th amend
ment. The POlice Commissioner Promised
protection to the parade. The procession
viii be . large one. o-J,7'a ~T'1scy r.,i
rs. 49, OrdereA - Sheet. +" t:ars:
New York. March 90.--It y ruu.oretl that
the ordering Of the steamer Wyoming IL
Aspinwall hss reference 10 the case of the
steamer tiIg inius. and that her commander
has OrlerS To fire on the Spanish msn~a,t.
war should he attempt 70 modest the vir.
xinius. "..ft. II, ..,..a.. - ,.;.,
Exaa:.ing - EARNS Recsrd." ,ia.,
New York. March 2ssh.-ls IL c.ea,,abIy
reported that in the first or sec0nd week 1T
January the Msquis Do Chaanbruu t,ld
ge"tl':ma" Ut this city that he went psrson
ally to President 0rart regarding the Frencl,
cess IT, the actOunts Ut the War Department
The President treated him very cordially.
and not only gave him On order III examine
the accounts but to take copies If he dssirxd.l
'm- - Cesoel Durue1. 10 III nr a"..,
New York. March 26-The bark Nimrod
was burned off Bermuda on thu 10Th inst.
OF the seventeen persOns On bosrd only ten
were saved The vessel was loaded With
Usspss" OS~s WVSsCCusOs OsSV SUO VAuWb<WUs
from s',ne unknown cause. took place In ne
bold behind the main hatch. Ills believed
the cap'ain's wife and daughter were in the
cabin 1t the time Of the explosion. When
the fire was aeen from the l,art'Or Of Bermuda
It was too late to render assistance ""T
1880 uexlca, 1araudefs sf Vert. 70. -
w..h;nv,on M.rrh o. S.I....,..
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