The new North-west. [volume] (Deer Lodge, Mont.) 1869-1897, 1875-03-05
NEW NoR'-wEsTERs.


of fame.'' E..4
Brick Pomeroy is dying at his residence
in New York.
There will be total eclipse of the sun.
on the 9th of April next.
The Beecher trial costs the New 3erk
papers about $4,000 day.
New Hampshire farmers have to melt
snow to water their cattle.
-"What can't be cured must be sold
fresh, !" is what they say in PorkopoliS
1t is rumored that the Herald estallisli
ment will issue an illustrated daily tofiVal
the Graphic. .
"A capitalist with ''spirit, mone5 ana
| sand, 2 :-~-ss
1,:Aas "
| Charles Heber Clark, (Max AdeleD las
taken a business interest in the Phila1d-
phia Daily Bulletin.
There are 115 papers in Nebraka.
Out Of that number 10S are Republican, 8
| Democratic and Independent.
| One hundred and ten years ago tlere
was not single white man in what is lpw
Kentucky, Ohio, Indiana, or Illinois.
1t is related Of the Japan disaster hat
one heathen was rescued from coffin upn
which he was floating about the ocean.
Horace White, WHO made the Gil
cago Tribune as statistical as the census,is
to be an editor ON the New York TribW'g.
is is rumored at St. Louis that Genell
Sheridan is to be put in command of an e.
pedition to explore the Yellowstone nett
spring.
Warren Hussey is in Indiana, and il
tends prosecuting his case against tie
Indianapolis Journal for libel. DamaP,
500, -
-"Can't you make any allowancefor
mans being drunk?" "Certainly, ! said
the Judge, EI'l.allow you thirty das in
the work-house."
In Worcester, Mass, the police have
closed several streets Is efdes that TrnI.le
may not be killed by snow-slides from the
roofs Of buildings.
| A Cablegram from Geo. NJ. Pullman
in England orders twenty-five new a@pers
to be shipped Immediately. Fourteen are
now in use there. L
More people have frozen to death this
winter in the United States than are likely
to be struck by lightning this year. Twenty
deaths from cold are reported from Kansas
alone.
The Marquis of Ripon, previous to his
conversion to Roman CatholIcism, had be-
gun the building Of large church for the
Church of England. He has had the edi-
fee finished and presented it to the COM
munion he first intended it for.
When a conductor on & Boston car
shouted ''Ruggles street, " the oSher night,
a fellow who had been doing in the corner
started up, and said, 'Ruggle's treatl
Where is Ruggles? Show me Rusgles,
quick"
-s.J Gray-Pack with my box five doz-
Ell quills." There is nothing remarkable
about this sentence, only that it is 1early
as short as one can be constructed, and yet
contain all the letters of the alphabet.
A Lucas county (Ohio) grand jury has
distinguished itself, and earned the good
will of all the young men in the conmu-
nifty, by presenting church raffles as al ille
ua1i+u md ruicnpna
The Kansas railroads to Colorado have
been blockaded two weeks at time, but
| the Denver Pacific road in Colorado has
been open all winter-which shows that
there is less snow near the mountains than
on the plains.
81 can't say as he went to Heaven,"
remarked q Fort Scott citizen of deceased
townsman, ''but he paid a bill of eleven
years standing only the day before he died
and you can judge for yourself"
There are thousands of persons who
wish to send away newspaper and at the
same time write a few words to the receiver.
To meet this want, postmaster Jewell is
maturing plan of combining the postal
card with the newspaper stamped wrapper,
at two cents postage.
A bar of gold one inch square will sus-
tain weight of fifteen tons net; abar of
silver of the same size will sustain twenty
tons; a bar of copper, eighteen TONS bar
of charcoal iron, thirty tons; a bar of lead
will only carry about four tons.
in the preparation of epitaphs, says
Lord, noted writer, nothing is SO desra-
BILE as conciseness. We do not remember
| to have seen a more concise statement Of a
mans virtues than are contained in the fol-
| lowing, from an Oregon paper
| The Angels tonight, in their mansions ot light,
| Are waltzin' round Anthony Mink:
He was faithful and kind, as any you'll find,
And gin was his favorite drink.
-Vice-President Wilson has kept an au-
| tograph album in which he has obtained
the signatures of all with whom he has sat
in the Senate, accompanied by the dates of
their birth, and the number is now two
hundred and sixty. embracing many of the
greatest some of the worst of public men of
this eventful generation.
Mr.. Beecller read at the morning serv-
ice last Sunday, the 18th chapter of Levitt
Gus. A few persons near the platform
chuckled when he read the verse, s.Turn
ye not unto idols, nor make to yourselves
molten gods, I am the Lord your God. y
/ There was slight emphasis on the word
s'molten. and that probably provoked the
/ merriment.
Baltimore oysters were never better
appreciated than they were by the hungry
passengers ef a snow-bound train on the
Kansas Pacific Railroad lately After being
twenty -four hours withonta square meal, Z
it was discovered that there was car On
the train loaded witt baltimore oysters
bound to Denver. It is needless to sag