The new North-west. [volume] (Deer Lodge, Mont.) 1869-1897, 1876-10-20
NEW NoR'- -WEsTERs.
Tweed used to be an Office secor. .

helping to edit the st. Louis Repu6licqn.
America is shipping paper to England,
and the Times calls it the best in the
world. ...,F. al. -.4 d.. ,a,,.a~, Il
| When we pass judgment upon our
| selves the prisoner is sure to be well de-
| Tended. M Is 4irsss os zs+.s3 y .HoilaE
1t takes two pounds of sunshine to
cover an acre of ground. Which is not
very expensive. aaI 1aF2 l
| 81 "A. s. Abel, proprietor of the Baltimore
San, is seventy years old, and is said to
possess SIC, 900, 900.
| An Englishman visiting on our shores
inquiries who is this Bob Ingersol1 who is
rnnning for President?
I'm Paris street musicians drag pianos
about, and, stopping before o house, play
| with great self-possession.
MIR. Longfellow asked the English poets
pei mission to use some of his poems in the
series of "Poems of Places" and Tenny-
son refused it.
=" Much remains unsung," as the TOM
cat remarked to the brickbat when it alb
ruptly cut short his serenade. 2sf.H 9at aya
John Paulding, Isaac Van Worts and
David Williams, the captors Of Major An
DIRE, have each been honored by monu-
| ment.
! Theodore Tilton says if there is much
more talk about this sleeping car business
he will sue Henry Ward Beecher for SLAM
der.
The old practice of troops cheering on
charging an enemy, which was abolished in
the British army some time ago, is to be
revived. t4 s
1t seems that the inpatient American
can't even rest while he is travelling. " Bu
siness parlor car" are now run on west
ern road.
People are expected to have from $75
to $3.50 worth of flowers at a New York fu-
neral. If they don't have the mourners
weep out of only one eye. Il o ai..,5 z..l &
And still the Postal Department has
another idea in postal cards something
combining the beauty of an oil painting
and the convenience of a shawl strap.
Perhaps those Mortified bank robbers
won't be hung for the murder Of Haywood,
bnt they will come so close to it that their
necks will will be thrown out of gear.
1t is possible that the time for closing
the Exhibition may be, after all, extended
for foltnight. With thirty or forty thous-
and dollars day coming in. why not2
The editor of Chattanooga paper is
tearing his hair because the intelligent
compositor made him announce that "Rev.
W. W. Simpson would preach at $40. 45.'
New Mexico is to be admitted into the
Union under the name of Montezuma."
A more appropriate name considering the
prevailing weakness of the inhabitants,
would be observation-disclosures.
The st. 10. Herald has changed hands
& Co. and edited by D. ". Wilder, who
resigned his position as State Auditor of
Kansas to take charge of the Herald.
s The Miles Standish Monument, in pro-
cess Of construction at Roxbury, Mass,
is to be massive piece of work thirty feet
in diameter at the base and fifteen at the
top. It's projected height is one hundred
and fifteen feet. I'D
Many people who like broiled salt
maekerel, but find it indigestible, may,
after soaking it over night, stew it wholein
a pan, with just water enough to cover;
then dry and serve with butter and parsley
and stewed potatoes.
"A drunken California miner has kicked
a can of nitro glyeerine again, and his re-
lations would feel a great deal better if
they could find something more of him than
| one boot-strap 1t seems ridiculous to have
| a funeral over only one boot-strap.
The printers hand takes up and sets
| down "a, 600 letters per day, and assuming
/ that his hand moves the distance Of two
/ feet, to and from his stick, y it travels
| 48, 900 feet each day, or nearly ten miles, or
| from here to Europe every year. M
/, Many salmon died in ST. Ma,y's River,
| New Brunswick, during the hot weather of
the past season. They would throw them
/ selves out of the torpid water and die along
the Shore and would seek almost any place
in the debris of the stream where the water
was little cooler. s i9# l'ts q.4s
Despite stagnant trade and bad sea-
son in 1876, as many as 10,073 new houses
were built in London, 1869 new streets and
] four squares were opened and put under
i police protection, covering nearly thirty
miles and 8, IT'S houses were in process of
erection at the close of the year.
To present date nearly $11, 600 has been
received at the First National Bank of st.
Paul, in response to circular to banks,
asking donations to the fund for the benefit
of Mrs. Haywood, widow of the bank CASH
ier killed by the robbers at Northfield, and
so far responses have been received from
but one tenth of the banks of the country.
A recent visitor to the Centennial Ex-
hibition writes to the London Times that
the Americans are training bothsmen and
women to become the most skilled work
men, and are importing the best and newest
machinery, and that the present CONNER
cial chaos may result in an order that Eng
land may be totally unprepared for. ne
One of the finest collections Of precious
stones in Europe belongs to Cardinal Anto
nelli, who is reported dying. Among then
are diamonds ofthe purest water, emerald'
Of great beauty and yalne, and pearls ant
tut quoises of large size. Heis also said T.
be- worth about $s0, ,OOO, 500, aside from
these; and, though he has several nephews
: the bulk Of his wealth viii be given to CHI
Pope. S.
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