The new North-west. [volume] (Deer Lodge, Mont.) 1869-1897, 1876-12-08
NEW NOR WEsTERs.
Cardinal Manning is going to live ii


Cardinal Manning is going to live ii
Rome.
-"Stewart's Castle" in Washington j
for rent" -.....~
The Democrats will not win if the.
Louisiana. .-.- E. ....ss .-... 5.l..,
Paris will soon be provided with stree
clocks run by electricity. ---i9 fy
The N. o. Bulletin, an Independent
paper, suspends publication. @@4ai -7
Two hundred and eighty-six newspa
pers are published in New York city.
The frontier of the Eastern States hal
been estimated to advance nine miles 9
year. -s ...,-.r.r ....a, 81.
San Francisco, with it's intense soeia
and business life, is the champion city fol
suicides. r.....-a|
There is no burning zeal for intellect
ual cultivation in the English middle classes
Saturday ReeSew.
An Irishman named O'Keefe has died
in India leaving fortune of $25, 900, ,000
with no immediate heirs.
Peter Cooper says "Try it again
that's the only fair way. All but the three
highest ruled off the track" @
A Nepauli Gndian) pony, alive and per.
feet in every feature, is only eight inches
high. So says Lahort paper.
Wheat is quoted in Portland at $1.55@
$1.57 with an upward tendency. Ten grain
ships are in port, four of which are load
ing.
-ReY. Walter Briscombe, of the Wesle.
an Church, England, has accepted an Offer
of $500 to prove that man has a never-dyine
SOUL ....
in writing to one whose letter you have
long delayed to answer it is well to charge
the correspondent with not having answered
your last letter.
I'm Scotland the landed proprietors are
shutting out the common people from foot
paths over the hills, along the rivers and
across the moors.
1T is claimed that Georgia negress, IL
years old, is the mother of five children,
having first had triplets, and eleven months
afterwards twins.
Darwin says that areas of coral reefs
are gradually sinking, and that the Polo
nesian islands are only the higher parts of
a submerged continent. IT,.
The town of Reno, New, has month
ly revenue of $400 from faro bank licenses,
which suggest the change of the r for K
in the name Of the town.
Before Cortez conquered Mexico Tez-
cucan poet wrote
For although life's pleasures are aeeting,
Lifes bitterness also must leave us.
The Edinburgh Regieao says that George
Eliot's great characters are Hetty in s'Adam
Bede," Maggie Tulliver in s'The Mill on
Floss" Tito in 'ERomola," and Rosamond
in ''Middlemarch."
A Democratic paper out at Vanceburg
last week expressed "pride" in the fact
that "Tilden has carried New York--the
most thieying city in the country" And
now it has the audacity to say that it meant
thriving"
A Washington dispatch says: If Hayes
is elected he will probably be inaugurated
On the 4th of March, Notwithstanding the
lay falls upon Sunday, because any inter-
regnum under to circumstance might be
fatal to the country.
The American eagle was never SO much
Ill abroad in his life. Between the two
standards frantically waving ON either side
Of him, be has no place to perch, and pend
ng the official count, he and victory roost
IN undignifed bewilderment on the fence.
Almost parallel with the present
public suspense occurred in 1874, when the
candidates were Clay and Polk, and not
until November 13 did the returns decide it
n favor of the latter, the decisive vote being
made by the State of New York.
Kellogg was born in Vermont in 1880.
He removed to Illinois in 1s4S, and was
Presidential elector in that State in 1860.
In 1861 he was appointed Chief Justice of
Nebraska commanded the Seventh Him
bis Cavalry during the war, and in 1855 was
appointed Collector of the Port of New Or
cans.
Since 1882, Al wrecks of Japanese YES
,els have stranded on the American coast;
,S since 1885, only 12 deserted, and all
,wept across the Pacific by the great cur
.ent at the rate of 12 miles an hour. In the
great past, it is said, America was thus set
led, the more recent Indian coming by way
If Behring Strait.
And thus the Albany journal summa-
ICES the event of the month j:
When my boys were playing the other day
At game of checkers I heard one say,
ssYou'ye got in the king-row and won't play !"
IA recall the childishness today,
When heard powerful party say,
sfYou'ye got in the king-row and won't playl'
M. Boisemfrey has been buried with
unusual honors in Paris. He was a cattle
merchant, who had endeared himself to the
people. of Paris by his conduct during the
,iege. He was indefatigable in providing
'ood for the masses, and left Paris in a bal
DON before the, wal. ended for the purpose
if reyictualling the capital the moment it
was practicable. He was extremely liberal
% the poor, who turned out in thousands to
follow the body to the grave.
Chicago Tribune =" This" said the
private secretary TO the railroad manager,
i is a letter five pages long from the editer
IF the Bungtown Banner, asking for some
statistics and miscellaneous information
the road, which he desires to in
corporate into an article soon to be publish
ed that cannot fail to be of great interest to
his readers, and will possibly be Of value to
the road. The circulation OF the Banner
is-' g Skip that said the manager;
q turn over TO the postscript and see how