The new North-west. [volume] (Deer Lodge, Mont.) 1869-1897, 1874-01-10
NEW NOR wEsTERs.

The key to Cuba--Key West.
--Generally speaking-woman.
Hush money-Nurse's wages.
London has So, 900 homeless ones.
This is Tweed's off year in politics.
Cough has leetured 1000 times in thirty
one years.
The Nation doesn't like Mr.. Blaine's
Committees.
Kaiser Wilhelm has to be trundled to the
dinner table.
There are eleven candidates for Gov
ernor of Kentucky.
Gen. Stanley has an interpreter who
weighs 400 pounds.
1t requires $4,000 lamps TO illuminate
the streets of New York.
If a Bedouin should lose his teeth,
would he talk gum Arabic?
-Ex-Boss Tweed will really publish his
recollections of rascally life.
Mast, it is said, viii clear nearly $780,
600 from his lecture season.
The Salt Lake Tribune calls Brigham
Young the Boss Tweed of Utah.
The Palmer House, Chicago, has Or
dered 800, 900 worth of furniture
The superstructure of the new Philadel-
phia post-office will cost $5, 300, ,0OO
The debt of Alabama is officially
announced as amounting to So, 40, 496.
"A Maine toothpick factory has con-
tracted for five hundred cords of wood.
-Forty-one candidates for the office of
Postmaster in Denver. NoDents or Burts.
There are 42 Democrats, Al Independents
and 81 Republicans in the California Legis-
lature.
They are talking of running General
John c. Breckenridge for Governor in Ken
lucky.
Mr.. Fish has kept his skirts CLEARLY
taking no Polo-nays for an answer.-N. 7.
Conn., Adc
japanese editors are allowed to carry
swords, and common man has to take off
his hat to them.
1t takes sixteen men three days to
engrave full page picture for Harper' s
Weekly.
The new constitution to be submitted
to the people of Michigan provides for an
appointed judiciary.
Train up an engine in the way it should
go, and when the proper time comes it will
run into another.-St. Louis Democrat.
| Sundry members of the Randolph family
intimate Mr.. Parton has drawn largely on
imagination for his facts in his "Life of
! Jefferson"
-"Hard times'' sociables are fashionable
in western Pennsylvania. The guests are
compelled to appear in patched clothing,
and the refreshments consist of mtlsh and
milk and baked potatoes. .z4
Wendell Philips, in q lecture entitled
"Glances Abroad" delivered at Association
Hall last Saturday night, said: ''God forbid
/ that we shall ever return to the delusion oi
| specie payments. IN. Y. Post.
--Biornson, the Norwegian writer, is
coming over with 700 Of his countrymen tt
settle in the United States. The aggregate
means of the party is about $500, 600. Two
hundred of them are young married men
1t is reported that Mr.. Disraeli intends
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his plan be carried out, he will have waitet
to mature age before it's execution; as h
completed his 6sth year ON the 21st o
| December.
Now that the long winter evening
have come, there is nothing better than
good entertaining work to read. We woult
. recommend the Sc Koo Tseven Choo-th
national encyclopedia of China-which is il
$50, 900 volumes.
General Charles P. Stone and Genera
) VIM. w. Loring, American officers in til
service of the Khedive of Egypt, have eac
been advanced to the grade of Major-Gen
eral in the Egyptian army.
1t was bad enough for the Bosto
Aduerttser to say of Wilkie Collins as
lecturer: fThe London intonation is notice
able in 1attening Of the vowels." But
was worse when western eompositor mad
1t read ga tlattening of the bowels
Upon Joseph Arch's return to Englan
he was at once interviewed, and he mad
some astounding declarations. I" / inten
to 90 on, he said, ''until / have draine
L the country of agricultural laborers. Whe
the last man of the last ship-load quits tt
, shore, then, and not till then, may nj
Arch take his own final leave of his natiy
land.
8 -"A New York paper says that q bal'
+ | headed man will marry three times to an
q other mans once, all things being even.
:, The gentleman who runs the bald-heade
! department of this concern requests MS
i declare that he can whip the New Yol
9 paper that says it, no matter which it is.
: The best thing which has been said
a the death of Judge Nelson by anybody, ar
d what we think would have been most to II
d taste, is the following obituary, comprise
/ in single sentence, in the New York Sta
|, 9: Tie sudden death of Judge Nelson w
y take many by surprise; but the grand 0
,. man soas ready
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