The new North-west. [volume] (Deer Lodge, Mont.) 1869-1897, 1876-03-24
NEW NOR WESTERS.
Mo sunshine but hath some shadow,

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No sunshine but hath some shadow.
| The Tallahassee, Florida, markets are
overstocked with green peas. ,..... ....#e
Ernest Longfellow, son of the poet
has recently realized So, 900 from his paint.
ings. a'&ssit "oi5a @s7i453 -ss@ 70 att= f.-3
DIR. Joseph Hooper, editor of the Mich.
sgaa Odd Fsllds0, died at Bay City on the
2Sth ult. si1 m91l saGfE5a w3H ans tuI
ss--Bristow parts his name in the middle
| with Helm. The whisky ringers think
| he is raising Helm most of the time. 81
-schenck has engaged William M. Ev-
| arts as counsel, and will insist on sscutting
| for the deal and counting straights. :"
.ai--This will be busy, year. Just think
of it-366 days, 53 Sundays, leap year, Cen
tennial celebration, and the Presidential
election, and perhaps the millennium. m ~
-Minstrelsy, which has faded out OF
France and Germany with the extinction OF
the treubador and minnesiRger, still sur
wives in Servia in all itslmedhsVal yigor.y
Indians raid for horses in the embryo
towns along the Union Pacific Railroad.
Yet the government is more tender of an
Indians feelings, if he has any, than it is
of the white pioneers horses. I. Her
aid. atUG ge] WI = Ve1 u3 eB9ae 35t9 ta
"A new Eldorado has been found ameng
the New Hampshire hills. Thirteen mines
are said to exist within radius of eighty
miles about Pittsfeld $45 to the ton is
the estimated yield in gold, beside silver
and "copper". gag 8aI .9zaa s#. II fgas
The President has appointed new
postmaster at Vineland, N. j., in place of
Lands, the man who killed editor Carruth,
and was acquitted on the ground of insaE1-
ity, and then declared sane by the verdict
of medical commission sEl taa8 s..E
Sir Samuel Baker, speaking of African
exploration, said recently at Plymouth,
England, that though the Egyptian gov
ernment had faults, it was a noteworthy
fact that it was safer to travel throughout
the enormous district of Soudan than to
cross Hyde Park after dark. sa r.... r.l...
The subcommittee of the Committee
on Pacific Railroads yesterday heard argu-
ments by G. B. Wright, President of Che
Northern Pacific, and other parties, in IA
vor of extending the time for the compile
ton Of the road. Eleven thousand bond
holders are said to be interested in the
ad.-Phstddel,hSa Times, Sd. ~
The largest soap boiler in the world,
probably, may be seen at Babbitt's soap
works, corner of West and Washington
streets, New York. 1t is made of wrought
iron, and viii hold 100000 pounds of
soap. 1t was built in 1879. 1t extends
from the ground floor of the building up
through five stories, and is quite acuriosity
in its line. .s ..a sirr ..-l .......t ... s....
In England they tell how Sankey walk
ed up to grenadier, and taking him affec-
tionately by the belt, said, Young man, I
likewise soldier-a soldier of heaven"
sold 'un," returned the grenadier, "you
are long way from your barracks, any,
how" Well, there was very rough young
man staring around at the close of the meet
ing, and he kindly asked, "Young man.
are you looking for salvation?'; "No,"
was the reply, "Pn looking for Sail Jack
son." {" Let us sing hymn,' said San