The new North-west. [volume] (Deer Lodge, Mont.) 1869-1897, 1872-07-06

Democratic Motto: "Sick, send for
k0ginnis."
AT many cities In the South the 4th Of
July was celebrated on Thursday last for
the first time In twelve years
Mrs. Drake Mills, Fernando Woods
mothsr.in.lsw fell out of window in the
Metropolitan Hotel and was killed.
"A telegram from Mr.. Clagett, dated
July 4tb, informs US he would leave on the
9th by coach for Montana Should he
come directly to Deer Lodge he will he due
here or. Mondays coach.
On Saturday, 4P. ~, June oath, the
work,ncn on the State Capital at Sacra.
n,ento suspended work because the Their.
lnometer Stood 1879 in the sun. Possibly,
as the Bohemian said in New Orleans. If
they hal had longer thermometer 1t would
have been hotter day.
Col. Wall, Superintendent of Indian
affairs returned from Bitter Root, where .
Council was held with the Indians and the
action Of the government in relation 70 their
taking farms or removing to the Jocko was
formally communicated to them. Quite q
number of the citizens of the valley were
present. The Indians appeared to have .
proper appSecia' lon Of the situation and the
belief 10 confirmed that unless bad advice Is
given them there will be no trouble.
Cavanaugh said there was deal of
"fustian" in the Dcmocr attic platform. We
shall take occasion next week to show it IL
ths poorest kind Of skoddv 1t endorses
Greeley but Greeley wouldn't endosse it by
. good deal. 1t 10 the Cincinnati Hamlet
With Hamlet left out, and the Liberal Re.
publicaRs will turn !: over ~ Condemned
Hlorcs" on frat inspection.
We understand it 10 the programme Of
Me Democrats to send Mr.. Maginnis out to
speak his piece, then M. Clagett 10 to fol-
low on bis arrival, and then Mr.. Csvsnaugh
will. be sent after him, thus ssndwiching
Clagett and virtually ''double teaming" him.
The programme 10 splendid recognition of
BillyI 0rstory, - was the host of speakers
thrown In the field against him last year,
but we anticipate Messrs. Msginnis and
Csv"n.ugh will have an opportunity to dis.
cuss the matter - they 60 along" with
gentlemen competent ~ handle them grace
fully.
Among the visitors to the West Side
this week was Hon. Jas. N. Cavanaugh, Elk.
Delegate of Montana In attendance 1t the
r..r ill., 1.~s,
been kind to him, and set lightly on form
of gubernatorisl rotundity. He has been
tho toughest candidate aud the most expert
politician Democracy hes had here, and
although they have shclvcd him they ne'cr
will look upon his like again. However,
there are fresh fields and pastures new"
Jim 10 isrepressible, and Il not appointed
Governor Of Montana by Mr.. Greeley, he 10
liable To turn up again anytime In Congress,
although II may not be from Montana
Major Hammond and Mr.. Cohen, TWO
distinguished railroad men, identified with
the Central road. arc now In Montana look.
Ing up the situation with reference to the
building Of the U. I. h N. r. r. We IN.
dersssnd their trip II with the double pur-
pos Of seeing what Montana IL, and 70 see
what local assistance will be extended to
tho project They came the Pleasant VAL
ley ruute. and ore highly pleased with the
route. There can be no doubt whatever, Of
their favorable judgement Of Aontans's
resources. and We anticipate their report 70
the company will strengthen its determi.
nation to push the road Northward o. nap
IDLY q possible The gentlemen were In
Helena this week. and We sAould b glad 70
have them extend their TIP 70 the Western
Counties. s. 1#a .H' aa.ts
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