The new North-west. [volume] (Deer Lodge, Mont.) 1869-1897, 1873-03-01
Notes OF the pay.

G. 1oors, for many years P. N. At wal'a
Wslla, hes been supsrcedsd by Capt. J. n.
German. Many citizens have signed .
petition that 1r. Moore b re .ins.sted and
hc hes gone east to zee II their request will
be Granted"
Speaking Of Seargent Bates and his flag.
hearing tramp over Ens:and. the GkIyssss
Lssdsr pointedly says: III Seargent Bates
will carry the American flag across the Sioux
reservation, the people Of Cheyenne will Gee
that his scalp ID seat east BY expressC o.
D."
The latest triumph Of native ingenuity
has been developed In the production Of lace
fabrics. Lacss 6ns - tlloss of Nottingham
are now being produced on our shores by
native workers. Not long ago it was deem~
ed an impossibility for American working.
men n make lace equal In quality " that
imported from England.
It 10 said that Stanley received only $500
for his two years. adventures 10 the interior
Of Africa in his search tor Dr.. Livingstone.
and that he demurred at these figures. The
enterprising proprietor of the Herald told
him that 81 500 was enough; that the expen
scs Of the adventure had been heavy. and
that he Stanley would be able to realize .
big sum out Of the enterprise by fame"
Jim Nyc. like other blessipgs, brighteus
~ he takes his flight On hearing Of Mr..
Pstterson's purpose u go before the Poland
committee again and "explsin" his letter Of
Jan. 4, 1872. 10 Oskes Ames. Jim strolled
over 70 the New Hampshire Senator'S desk,
slapped him on the back, aud uttered winged
words - follows: ''Psstcrson, II I wanted
to take out patent for id fool, I'd send
yes 70 das psssss Office a. NY model"
A subscriber of paper in Columbus, Ohio,
has Withdrawn his patronage" because the
editor treated their recent little earthquake
with !evisy.
Al Senator and Mrs. Frelinghuysen have
no daughter by the name Of Gertrude, the
report that = son of Secretary Fish was
engaged to her is premature.
Paols. Kan, has @oo, 900 school house.
Eight thousand coon. skins were received
In indianapolis during January, In exchange
for liquid groceries.
Bret Hsrse's step.father, Mr.. Williams.
was killed in New York last week. by falling
from University Place chr. He was ct
tempting TO jump from the front platform
while the car was In motion, and was
dragged nearly block.
A Yale College student said he had "rn.ter
be boss pancake baker in Vassar College,
than to have Prof. Tyndall's head ON bic
shoulder"
Emma Lazarus, . dark>eycd Hebrew
maiden, Of New York, 10 the coming poetess.
Max Adeler--C Charles Heber Clark-is
editing To-Day in Philadelphia. He will
probably be begging To-Morrow In New
York.
The following new United States Senators
elect will enter upon the discharge Of their
duties on the 4th of March next: John P.
Jones, of Nevada. u. G. Mitchell. Of Oregon;
John ]. Patterson, Of South Carolina; 8.
H. Wadleigh, Of New Hampshire; r. J.
Oglesby, of Illinois; Louis v. B',gy, Of
Missouri; Mcrriman, of North Carolina
Gen. Gordon, Of Georgia; George W. DAM
iels, Of Maryland; Col. Dorsey. Of Arkansas;
and J. J. Ingalls,, Of Kansas;
The Wssssrs World for February pub.
fishes in ito ''of1cial columns" . good article
from Governor B. r. Potts on the resources.
climate, products etc. of Montana
That matter Of Pomeroy instigating
suit against YORK to recover the $1,000 10
rich. Ono or the other Of them 10 playing
bold hand.
It 10 thought the U. P. r. r. will not be
blockaded again this season.
The snow 10 very doep 10 the Wasatch
Mining Districts. ell travel being limited to
snow shoes.