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The new North-west. [volume] (Deer Lodge, Mont.) 1869-1897, 1876-10-06
A Renowned Stranger.

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.-a He called himself the Nevada Bowie
Knife. ita 4f aioaei.l 3tafa 5s 9iiAa3 Sitiaa
III, He sat in saloon on Randolph street
with fur cap on his head, canvass shoes
on his feet, and knife and revolver N ms
belt. oa4 IS a3a0ns 8 sa aae.s5a pa i'as69ltl
On the table before him was the scalp OF
a Sioux warrior. qqa al9fIw s4tll9
The warrior who used to wear It had
gone out of the deviltry business and be-
come shadow in the spirit land.
d It wasn't the only scalp taken BY Nevada
Bowie Knife. The otacr two hundred were
tl,arreled up at home to keep them away
from the moths. 9
stogro come down to business, N. B. K. had
killed 800 Indians, first and last, anu nf
wasn't half through yet.
fgiHe was drinking good deal of beer q
st,,e crowds expense. and he was on thf
ara,int Of selling the scalp for %, when 7
came a man who surveyed him closely ane
called out: 81 II. III
,r,a Now YOU pull down your vest, old boy
ryo,, work iii . cooper shop on High street
,;vs IN Adams avenue, and that scalp wal
made of 4 piece Of buffalo robe stolen from
! ,;very stable j. Get ont Of here now, Q
I'll tell about your being IN the House 9
Correction. .,l ..a,. 4
The Nevada Bowie Knife didn't say
wordd. ,,,dd Even when stool hit him int in th
bb bback lie didn't raise an argument he |esl ie'
bshlnd, him the scalp, q bead PIP cushion
snd,a bad impression, and ere this e ha
onea ~ more placed himself astrit'e q y p
sl's sssvs M hs.f,rse and shaved, shaved, shave
the plians hoops to further supp'sns'S' Z
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Jay Gould and Tom Scott.

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4 Long Branch correspondent Of the st.
Louis Globe Democrat writes:
Two Of the most notable men here this
season have been Col. Thomas A. Scott, Of
the Pennsylvania Railway, and Jay Gould,
the little magician of Wall Street, who car
ried off the Erie road in his pocket, and
left it there until he, made nine or ten mil
lions by it. Both of them are very quiet,
taciturn, self.possessed ibothof them have
masterly commercial ability both of them
have unbounded1 ambition and an inap-
lpeasable passion for huge operations. They
have been rivals for some time, and it, is
not quite certain yet which Of the two is
the stronger, though the probabilities seem
to be on; the side of Gould. ana s,lt ii .tai |
j. They look very unlike. Il, eesxo sd1 |
Scott is blonde; has an open, pleasant.
very intelligent face, clear, blue gray eye,
side whiskers, and abundant hair, tinged
with silver. He might pass for an ortho-
dox clergyman. He moves, about softly,
and apparently with unconcern /; yet you
can see he is thinking hard, and arranging
for the future. = '55'9'i'1s' '.ss'i''''171.l
Gould is little fellow, . decided bru-
nette, his mouth, chin, and cheeks covered
With black han, and his black eyes bright,
reflective, inscrutabIe. There is something
cat-like in his gait; his expression is calm,
and SO cold that il your breath were to fall
on his visage it might turn to vapor. Put
red suit on him, and place him on the
the stage, and you would swear he was
chosen by nature to play the par55ef Luci-
| fer. He must have immense self-contro1
gigantic power Of combination, wonder
| full brain for mo- one ever knoWsl what he
is doing, though he has the capacityfte de-
range the finances of the country, and would
not hesitate to render the country bank.
rupt, IL it's bankruptcy would intIre' to hit
advantage. aiaa lEssItif5esi ;ts ao vitFei. I
He and Scott have been grapp1ing fol
mastery in the South and West, and there
are reasons for believing chat GonldHas de
signs on the Pennsylvania railway, which )
little time win develop have, seen then
pass one another. They bow politely, and
speak softly, but neither stops Eact
seems to fear that that the other NIGH
read his saind, pluck ont the heart of hil
financial mystery. Plainly there il no low
between them; plainly each is gathering
strength for the next tussel, and taking /
long breath before they grappler again.
| Gould looks as IL he Thought, Scott j
mighty smooth and smart, but yon cal
| never trust him." Seote looks as If b
we're saying, Gould ID quiet as the grave
as sharp as lightning, bat he's an infsrna
i scosiidrel.n aH s1 sa sifoA3o
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P PoETRY
THE TWO ARMIES.

"a AS life's unending column pours, ,i fu-.
Two marshaled hosts ore seen- .Y -t
Two armies on the trampled shores I.....'
That death flows black between. p. s.s..
One marches to the drum-beat's roll, -f
The wide-mouthed clarions bray. tift
And bears upon crimson scroll, ' s31
"Our glory is to slay." .A4
One moves in silence by the stream
; With sad. yet watchful eyes, ts
Calm as the patient planets gleam
That walks the clouded skies. f..s,
Along its front no sabres shine,
No blood-red pennons wave;
Its banner bears single line,
"our duty is to save"
Ea For those no death-bed's lingering shade;
At honor's trumpet call, 5ser .s4
B With knitted brow and lifted blade, &C..
In glory's arms they fall. iewH .gf..fg..s
I For these no flashing falchions bright,
iyu' No stirring battle-cry; + -aaii 80 a
~ The bloodless stabbef calls by night g "
I" 10 Each answers, Here am I!''
Forthose the sculptor's laurel bust, n
aal Tho builder's marble piles, ..,5'-..r, 81.
The anthems pealing Ger their dust q
Through long cathedral aisles. . l.sl
For these the blossom-sprinkled turf =r
''a3 That foods the lonely graves , ral
When spring rolls in her sea-green surf 1H
In fiowry foaming waves. ss -t -
Two paths lead upward from below, ..l.=
And angels wait above,
Who count each burning life-drop's flow,
, Each falling tear of love, p r..f. --.-..ar
Though from the Hero's bleeding breast
Her pulses freedom drew,
Though the white lilies in her crest .ii H.H
Sprang from that scarlet dew '--s So
While Yalor's naughty champions wait M
Till all their scars are shown, . ..s-
Love walks unohalenged through the gate .
To sit beside the throne! rIEl - Ez.
el8as.sesss lr..s %. w. Holmes.
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V4gIug adI sIdia&--~- sfsaiagI BG ba9da
In this city, says the Nirginiaei
Chronscls, Lieus. Wheeler called daon i, =.
James, the we'll known. civil and mining
engineer. rgire III the course Of the converse
'tion,. that ensued between the two gentle
men, Lieut.. Wheeler referred TO certain
section Of Lower California in which Mr..
James made surveys in 1873 for d certain
purpose purpose. In making these surveys Mr..
James mapped . large area Of the country.
Lieut.. Wheeler had one Of James maps
with him while in that region this sum
mer. On the map was marked i large
lake-a lake 150 miles square in extent.
All that Lieut.. Wheeler found Of this lake
was d small pond. The indications are
that Id one or two years this win have dis
appeared. The lake that is thus rapidly
becoming extinct il situated between sig
nal Mountain (coopah Rangs) and the
Coast Range Mountains. Mr.. James found
the lake very shallow about the shores, 1t
not being more than 4 foot ID depth 10Ofeet
fron the shore. Mr.. James filed cam
tssn with water from, the lake and brought
ii nome wxish him He found ii TO DO a
saturated solution Of salt. In drying up
the waters of the lake have left u large de.
| post Of salt. 3. = s. sis assas..'ss s
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5Tweedis Fellow Reprohates abroad.

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aAt the present moment, when the capture
of Tweed is the absorbing theme of social
and political speculation, information re-
garding his fsiends'is of interest," Richard
b. Connolly, ex Comptroller,a resides with
his son-in.laws Joel B. Fithian, at GYeyey,
Switzerland. After an extended tour in
the east, andaa prolonged sojonrn at Cairo,
yshere hewas first nreeognized under the
thin disguise Ola French tourist n he ipur-
chased, jointly with Mr.1 Fithiap, the cha
team iof the ex-Kings Of Ell Hollands which lies
ON the shores of Lake oLeman. Here he
has since made his homes ID The place has
been: fitted up in Che most laxuriant man
ner.g Thee entertainments given are de-
.scribed as generous and lelaberate,, iif not
elegant. Peter B. Sweeney lives in oneiof
the most palatial private hotels in Paris.
The entrance is, at No, p Rue Solferino,
though the frontage lies. upon the quay Of
the River Seine. The windows command
view Of the Tuileries garden, the palace,
and the Place de IA Conoordes The quar-
tar is expensive and aristocratic, the neigh
borhood being made mp largely Of the ..s ED
nobility. Mr.. Sweeney lives very quietly
and is only at home 10 a few siln intimate M
friends. Several months ago he expressed
himself as seriously inclined te return to
New y FORK and meet his accusers. As an
intended proof Of this heroic resolve, he
actually went as far as Lonledo,n, q o,, Az. swee-
ney--foFmerly the wife Of Wm. Page, the
artist, has lately given s0Ine charming se-
lect musicales in Paris, at which the fash fash
| ion of the American colony has been repre-
.sentsd.ru Richard Tweed, son Of William
NJ. Tweed, and more familiarly known k1lns as
Dick, Z has been living in Paris under Dc the
name Of Richard Sands. His apartment,
shared by Elbert A. Woodward, (late clerk
of the New York Board of Supervisors is
in the Faubourg st. Honore near the Bou-
Ievard Haussmann. t9Aaf 9saA.8 9t'Aaes3
- HFIg3 5A------ s24-;s.ss. ---tlsA--.lt 5aguea4
FASTEST TIME ON RECORD. THE noon
train from Detroit, nithe Canada Southern
Railway recently made the run from am
herasbnrg9 to Buffalo, 2s9 miles, in four
hours and fifteen minutesa This time ain-
eludes fifteen stops one Of which wasatif-
teen minutes att 6ts Thomas for supper
1.-TWO stopsfor woed and Iiwatera Theirs
I11a miles, fromls Amherstburg toosSt.
4 Thomas, gwasmades instwe hours and ten
minutes, including five stops. Dedaeting
the time consumed rbg stops, the actual
,l.rnaning time fogthe entire distance was at
the rate OF sixty miles per heurs oa hAd
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nafsahad a..
. q. Her tongue assharp as carpet tacks; .rg..
,Hereyes, dark, bewitching hue
Her voice is pure and high-toned too: 7e
3a9 Her neck, like Annie Laafies swan; na.g
r1aHer words you'd love to dwell upons9t Z
Her teeth so pearly. clear q and white, iii .oH
You almost wish your ear she'd bite.
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