The new North-west. [volume] (Deer Lodge, Mont.) 1869-1897, 1873-09-20
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0yenk,r.s are Anins q.
IL scc 10 The fan tssnmi"g
b',a9f .'l's.,oTs skin 10 the latest
Corn dodxers-o sensible folks who wear
big boots.
Glass cards 70 new idea, started in ban.
gor, Maine.
Gold has-tesa- discovered IN tho vicinity
Of Rutland VI.
Ea,dps i.uppDr. i.so. ,,A...'s.' i The
present time. -.
The laoies arr wearing their hair low on
The neck again. " - ~
An indignation mss.iss q grass widow.
ess 10 to be held In Lafayette, Ind.
A California paper discharged ito local
editor because he was 20 much occupied in
trying TO throw -four sizes against some
bar keepers tray full. ...'.. .
II Chang and Eng, the Sismese twins,
should get intoxicated, what . picture II
| would make. We should probably see
Chang high aud Eng raving ..
A British man Of war, armed with oil the
weight of metal and Ut intellect that the
Queen and oil the scientific societies OF
England could provide, has just csptured
and sent home shrimp with four eyes.
A Western paper says that "along tho
sidewalk the watermelon and the underta'
ker 90 hand In hand; typhoid fever sails In
On invisible shsllop on the lake Of the green
scum; and cholera morbus familiarly swings
on the front gate" -.s.-a..a...
Only four members Of the original anti
Slavery party are now living-Wm. Lloyd
Garrison, Of Boston; Benjamin c. Baker,
Of Beverly, N. j.; the Rev. Moses Thatch
e., of New York, and Oliver johnson editor
Of the Christian Uajen.
John g. Hesnan, the famous pugiliss, II
coon to visit San Francisco. the scene Of biz
early trumphs in the noble art of black,
sm'tl,ing. John has pounded good dsa
since, but of late he has confined his talents
70 running faro hank 10 upper New York
i General Lewis Wallace, who makes BIZ
Iebxs In literature this fall In novel csllet
We 1.-THE Fair God, )" 10 native Of Indiana
he was horn In 1897. studied law, served il
the Mexican war and through the rebellion
and since the peace hss seausned to the bsr
His nev. Sensussis Tale Of he Conques
of Mexico. 1@.s"
A man about 40 yesrsof sseand womsl
seemingly 20 years old were 1t the Detroi
and Milwaukee station yesterday, waiting
for train, when the imam strolled out o.
the dock and caught sight Of one of the cit!
Mfe preservers hanging on it, hook. Il
asked what ii was, and laborer told him
and then he asked: "How long will
ave feller's life ," The man told him
hundred years, and the information stag
, gered the stranger. Walking around feV
minutes Is If medisating, he stepped TO hi
. informant and sasd: "Sec here, strange,
III take ono Of them prescrvers, and II
wouldn't be akin 90 much Of you. I'd lih
: you to tell the old woman in there that 70
, hsvnt another one for sale. and that til
|, machine which made 'em has busted. ID
srois Free Press. 5'+
! Mr.. VIM. Atkinson, foreman Of Clayton
American Flag Mine, yesterday br0ke
, block of ore for the Industrial Fair At Dsr
, yer which 10 eleven feet long. four and on
half feet wide, two and onc>hah thick, On
will probably weigh about fourteen tom
The mass h 20 immense - to completely q
/, tho level from wheel. u was taken. @
], course II ID too heavy 10 be taken out in.ac
: and will have to he considerably reduce
Z before II can 10 raised to the surface. Thi
We believe, is the largest single piece {
. vein matter ever seen in Colorado. &C olesas
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