The new North-west. [volume] (Deer Lodge, Mont.) 1869-1897, 1873-10-25
EvE.ANoEllcAl CORNER.

II is said that George Sand is about to ge,
her to nunnery.
One fourth of all the members of the
granges in Iowa are women.
Mrs. Edwin NJ. Stanton is slowly recov.
crng from her recent dangerous illness.
Miss Thackcray writes to a friend that
she hopes to visit the United States next
year.
Barnum's "Circassian Girl' was born ut
Olncy, ILL.,, and has $1,000 ready for q
rainy day.
There isn't woman in Milwaukee who
can cook healthy meal Of vic,uals One
Of the papers there says so.
A young lady speaking OF one of her
avcrsions, said: Hes almos. perfect
brute; he only lacks instinct"
A rich old lady in New Haven keeps her
hens in the parlor and feeds them with jel.
ly cake and English wslnu,s.
Bismarck wife, who lately died, was her
husbands secretary, clerk anG messenger.
All private dispatches were fins. read by
Frau Bismarck.
The wedding cake for the marriage Of the
Duke of Edinhurg and the daughter of the
Emperor Of Russia will be seven feet six
inches in height, and weight two hundred
and eighty pounds.
An Indiana woman, whose suit for di.
vorcc mad fingered along until she was out
fpatience, burst into her lawyers office last
week. her face radiant with joy, and ex-
claimed: esquire, the old mans dead"
Notice having been given that "honcy.
moon cars are to b. run on the Pacific
Railroad the Courier .Journ0! suggests that
divorce cars be nd dcd all trains leading 70
Chicago and indianapolis,
The Grecian ladies count their ages from
their marriage, not their birth. That was
because the world had not thcr been bored
about woman's rights, and when people
getting married felt that they were only
just beginning to live.
An octogcnarisn spinstcr IS among the
latest batch of English converts to Nor.
monism, and is on her way to Utah with
the comfortable faith that she will be
"scalcd" to some respectable elder immcdi.
ately upon her arrival
$50 yer mothers dead, Is she ?" inquired
bootblack yesterday Of rather solemn
faced lad, who had come back with his
"kit" after an absence Of a day or two.
"ies, she is," replied the boy. and straight.
cning up, he continued: And dad did
the fair thing by her-sevcn more hacks
than Mrs. - had the other day.-Detroit
Free Press.
Mrs. Hill, who shot her husband at New
Worcester, Mass, on Sunday evening, did
it in an unique way with all the accompani>
mcnts Of fashionable life. She was walking
beside HIM and asked him to take her para.
sol for her. lie took it, and she then after
putting her hand in her pocket to get the
pistol asked him to let her kiss him. He
consented. She put her arms about him and
put u lead bullet in his left lung. His re,
recovery is doubted Ills equanimity is not
disturbed.
The latest English novel. TOO Strange
Not to BE Truc," takes its heroine, ut the
beginning of the last century. to the banks
Of the Mississippi, where she is delighted
views Of the Rock Mountains, and awaxes
to an existence amid the gamboling of
monkeys and .tumbling Of buiraloes She
gathers lotus Il wcrs as she paddles her own
canoe near the Falls Of Minnehaha. She
returns home again to the songs Of the
dusky children Of the forest chanting Hia.
watha The story may bc characterized as
r0mantically ecstalic, but afflicted with
geographical and chronological softcning Of
the brain.
A paper in Johns'own, Pa, contains q
description of a ball, from which We learn
tha. Miss Kate Smith was the esprit du
corps Of the evening" He might have ,ruly
added that hcr dancing was characterized
by an exquisite SINE qua non, and thu, she
attacked the supper with rcsis,less suave
die peut, which made every other lady in
the room seem en- passant. Few women in
society. We arc sure. have that mir Of lc gus.
| THUS non est disputandum which is Miss
| Smiths chief charm, and that nan must he
| wholly lost to u sense uf dc trop who Can
observe the mise en- scene ut her manner
without glow of admiration rarely tc.t in
this day ot nal DC tctc civilization.
eA2hl0n CHAT.