The new North-west. [volume] (Deer Lodge, Mont.) 1869-1897, 1873-11-29
Che At~ Aorth'1t'est.
Saturday. November 90. 1873.
OBSERVABLE a S.
Ev MAN ADELLE.


IY MAX ADELLE.
GInm M rniuiGav E,"niG. i"~i.
Gillilyllam va. ia Wiliains!"'r t':c "trr
day. and while attending to his business
there he had :: strong pyc,n"ni'i"n that
something was the matter at home :" in
order to satisfy himself. he determined I"
r,n down +" Philadelphia in tn" next train.
In the meantime his In"tlri-ili-l:'w >''l'
him a dispatch ~ this effect. Another
daughter las just arrived. Hannah j. poor
IL come home Ut once. The lines ""i"
dnnn. however. and the di>pa,'l, was i"li
over. and meanwhile Chilling ham arrived
home. and found his wifi. doing pretty well.
and the nurse tumllin" around with AN
infant Il day odd. After sia!in: twenty
four hours. and iinliis. that c'cr!h"iy wa>
,ol.rally ,oinf"rahlr. h" returned I" " H.
IiamS,.,I, without anything being said ah"u,
the ,i>,airIi. his mothcr-iI-law surprising
..i course that ln. had received il. Til" day
after his arrival the lines were fixed. and
that mi.hi he received dispatch from IL"
,rlrsra,pl, office dated that very day. and
.ruyr\ruw lac follow ing intelligence:
"Andirr daughter li;t. just arrived.
Hannah j. poorly :: com" home at once.
s;illmglt,in was amazed and I"wlid"r'l.
lie couldn't understand il. Daughters al'-
rard 10 !.i in lc y"t,in. entire is t."
thick. He walked i!n' i"r' li> room all
nirll, irving t" ...i ilr hang .f the thing.
and the more lm considered the subject the
more lr l,anu alarmed ~ Tie rN;ia"r-
binary occurrence. ~" tool, ia" early train
for the city. and hnrn. Il" journey was in
,..ndi,inn Of frantic l"w i!.''Imrni. Nlnn
he arrived he jumped in II cab. drove
turm,>l, tn,!m house and scared hi, mother
i-law into ."m>ul>i".,+ hy rushing in. in Il
tmnZy. and d,malrliuy viva: oI earth had
ham. u. Il. ~, M.iS great Y relieved I" lind
thai thea. we're un;wim. in the nursery.
and 10 learn low he ,n!>'ah" occurred.
l,u, lr j. hooking now for ia" telegraph
nl.rLtnr WHO changed the dat" Of that dis
patch. GIlim.lam is anxious t"m".i linn.
lie wants I" -" him about >"m thing.
oar nri.hnu. bradbury. after lr had
gotten IN bad the other nighl. remembered
that he had lcit his watch IN the sitting
room nn the first floor. lie accordingly
rose. and lighting n candle end. he went
down stairs. lie had no randlr>iirk. and
he couldn't find his watch Immediately. he
wanted Ia stand the candle somewhere Willie
he moved the papers from the table I" look
for il. just then lr saw his gun standing
IN the corner. aud lr placed the candle in
the muzzr of that. II was Il home. made
candle. and Of course much less in diameter
than the g,,n-barrrl. 80 when Bradbury let
go. the candle suddenly disappeared. For
4 moment there was imi"nct iabr darkness.
Thcma tremendous cx pln>i"n was heard, and
ia the ul,am "f the discharge Bradbury
could sec the iirrarm dancing around the
room in the most extraordinary manner.
Tw" seconds later "A wild. uncarhly scream
cam. from Mrs. BI.lbury's bedroom over
head. Bradbury rushed up I" ascertain
what was the matter. lie found his cher
ishrd spouse rolling over the ti""r with
handful of birl->lot in her left I". while
the ceiling over the bed was perforated
viii, small holes. The charge had come
through, the floor. through II" bed. and
settled im tn"rilin.. and IN Mrs. i'Iadbury'>
left leg. WHEN Mrs. Bradbury is able t.,
walk witI,ui her rilltrlrs. she will =" down
stair. herself at night when anything is
wanted. She says Bradbury j, fool enough
to pat ,ln. light in Il l'arr,l"f .ump"w'lcr if
lm j. l"f, T." himself.
We are somewhat r.l,r,au, 1" give our
opinion upon the question. lately discussed
y" generally. whether the President should
or should not use til. forty -four millions of
reserved yrcrnh:Wk>. We II" not profess to
have very pr"iul,nd knowledge Of finance.
and We cannot say precisely what iii" duty
have" u very distinct idea Of he course which
W. would pursue if We had forty -four mil
lions Of gurIarks in reserve. We are
certain that We should have 4 mysterious
impulse '"rirrulatc them. Not all ut once
mo-, suddenly. lnt gradually. rs We wanted
a shirt collar. si,SI"nl,rS, socks. and such
things. Perhaps II is not necessary to say
that We have not the amount ut hand III
prrs..m, and are therefore unable to give
practical effect {" ni,r theories Of political
economy hui We mention it ut any rate.
mrnl, ~ n matter of public interest Any
.,i" VIII" has an odd fort y-tnur millions that
j. moi in list will u" given lessons in the art
"f circulating currency 10y calling ut this
office with IT." none: IN his l""kt.
if il j. true ~ Prof. Huxley says. that
the world is daily growing lighter. =" that.
s,oilcr ar later. its momentum through
space will m lost. il becomes u matter Of
importance /" do all We can to check the
decrease. Here We are digging coal out Of
the mines and cXcavating cellar, and carting
dirt away. and borin" tunnels with IN
insane disregard of the fact that W. are
Fastening the day when We shall lose our
momentum. People had a great deal bet
ter bc cndcav"riny to collect things I" add
I" the worlds VT iglt than /" bc r"bbiny 1t
If its av"irlul"is. There ought I" bc IN
act "f congress to prevent boy, from throw
ing stones and (" forbid hallo"ning unless
every rr,l,ut deposits pig-ir"n I" the
amount Of his own weight before he leaves.
We were never present when any world
lost its momentum. but ii is easy to conceive
that il must bc terrible thing. particularly
rs there is u" l.lac" an the outside where
We can go and stand while We give it Il
shove (" start il again.
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