The new North-west. [volume] (Deer Lodge, Mont.) 1869-1897, 1875-05-21
NEW NoR'-WEsTERs.
Cardinal McClosky is 65.

'-Cardlnal McCl0Sky is 10.
-Tennyson charges e1O0 for lyric.
The stamp of ciyilization-The postag
stamp.
When money is plentiful it overflow
the banks.
The dearest spot on earth is the ac
that loses.
indigestion is said to be the remorse o
the stomach?
"A COW in Iowa, by the name of Maud
brought $1,000.
A musician and sailor should Away
know how to sound the G.
-Barnum owns over seven hundred
horses, and he is a Mayor himself.
The next Fourth of July comes on Sun
day. Two good days melted into. ane.
MIR. Joseph Goldsmith recently offered
| $12, 600 for the trotting gslding Rocket.
The man who trustingly took off his
flannel last week has got damp bad cold.
"A Lynn sexton always closes the large
doors of the church with the benediction.
The New York Herald. of recent
date, contained 5,400 separate advertise.
ments.
When 1t player maker makes "kiss y
shot i'll billiards now he calls it "Brook.
lyn carom.''
Senator Jones, of Nevada, has bought
land and is about to build an ice factory III
Atlanta, Ga.
The Sutro tunnel is now in a distance
of 9,070 feet, or ITO feet less than one mile
and three-quarters.
England reads eighty-seven bags oi
American newspapers every time the mail
from this blarsted country gets in.
When Moody and sanky began their
London meetings it rained, but they had
seventeen thousand people the first night.
Santa Fe, New Mexico, is more than
three hundred years old, has an exhilirat-
ing climate, and is the paradise of gam
blers.
No man has reached so high position
on the New York Tribune staff as Thomas
Weeks, who scaled it (257 feet) to adjust
the vane
The narrow-gauge railroad between
-Wallula and Walla Walla, Washington
Territory. will be completed by the 1st of
September.
There are more 5uffaloes ON the Texas
prairies than for many years past, in spite
of the theory that these animals are fast
becoming extinct.
Senator Andrew johnson will bring
suit against the New Orleans Times for
libel, IN asserting thet he made use of
money to secure his election
The locomotive "Andrew Johnson"
Oh the Chattanooga railroad, has painted
on it huge pair of shears with an accom-
panylng inscription, "From Tailor to Pres
ident."
The buildings of the Centennial Ex-
position in Philadelphia, will cover twenty
acres, and it is proposed to erect an ele-
waited railway therein for the benefit of
visitors.
-Epitaphs were discussed before a fellow
of twenty-five, who though they were too
complicated, and gave the following as
what he would like to have on his tomb:
JOHN THOMPSON, 1950-1950.
Another Of those nice little black-and-
white animals was mistaken for a cat and hit
with brick in suburban Chicago cellar.
"And for three days we couldn't even smell
the river p said Mrs. Smith, telling about
it.
The Memphis Appeal urges Kentucky
to elect John c. Breckinridge Governor of
the State, quite forgetting that, by reason
of the Fourteenth Amendment, Ger.
Breckenridge, who could carry the State
almost en- masse, is ineligible.
President Grant and his cabinets shave
opinions - on the great scandal case, and
are divided on the same as follows: Grant,
Fish, Jewell and Bristow are for Beecher,
while Belknap, Robson, Delano, and Will
liams believe the great preacher guilty
When one looks around and sees hun
dreds of dough-heads getting rich doing
nothing, while he is working like slave
for his daily bread, we tell you what, it
makes fellow feel as though the butter of
this world was spread by step-mother.-
81. Loais Globe
Two States have yet to hold elections
for Congressman. California chooses
four members in September, and
six members in November.
Six vacancies have been caused by death.
After this year elections for members of
the lower house will be held in all States on
the Tuesday after the first Monday in No
vember
Cincinnati has prize boot, made seventy
years ago in Edinburg by William Fergu-
son, and shown by the makers son. It is
not often that an old boot can fairly be
called a work of art, but there would be no
mistake in SO denominating this. Some of
the stitching looks like engraving. and ex-
perts who have examined the stitching say
that in some Of the seams there are sixty
two to the inch
Dan. Bryant has died, holding me
largely in his debt. owe him for refresh
nent of my brain when I was worn with
work--for lifting with his joyous humor
heavy care from my heart--for melody of
song and rhythm Of dance, and for taking
me for whiles ont Of age and putting me
back into youth with complete abandon to
frolic and pleasure Wilkeson.
The postmaster at Monticello, Georgia,
performed the feat of reading
etter without hearing its contents. An
Did woman, who had never been to school.
got letter one day, and asked the post
master 10 read it for her. She did not want