The new North-west. [volume] (Deer Lodge, Mont.) 1869-1897, 1876-10-13
NEW NOR -WEsTERs.
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I Mr.. Belknap win make his future home
| in California. = q ssT t5-s9y.-'t asz5'
-f' Unmodiffableness = il one Of Georse
Eliot's new words. ..l,.s- '.-.. 80
! Goldsmith maid has won $12, 600 in
purses this, season., N t,,s, -.Is :, ,sfago
IA suit Of clothes is advertised for sale
in Paris for three francs uut ii #l,ag SIC
We send hundred million pounds OF
cheese year to England. BEL Us d
The run of salmon ON Puget Sound
will be very light this season. '.-' r. -
George Eliot hasn't toiled in vain. The
"Gwendolin Polonaise'' is among the fall
fashions.
london policemen are dressed in cork
helmets. They look ON parade like rows Of
bottled stout 5s9F-.,l $50 .atlat.ll-
Pennsylvania employs over sixty thous-
and men in the work of mining and ship
ping anthracite coal. l
The Hartford Accident Insurance Co.,
| in which Mark Twain was heavy owner,
| is winding up it's affairs. * ..l ..."-
"A dispatch from Rome reports the very
serious and even alarming illness of the
Pope and Cardinal Antonelli. 'f
Here is the verdict Of Kansas jury
"Died of kick in the stomach from his
wife, and he never knew what hurt him."
1t is claimed that the Western Union
Telegraph lines, which represent capital
of $45, Cos, ,S35, could be rebuilt for SIS, 1885,
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of the five newspaper men in Wyo-
ming, two are postmasters, one is county
attorney and another is assessor of Uinta-
county. .a. .ut 9l. e'.-.l5L =r5
The Khedive is about to discharge all
his American officers. The result Of the
Abyssinian campaign has not given him a
high opinion of their ability. %34' II, IA
1t has been discovered that hen held up
by one leg will not squeak half as much as
when both legs are grasped. The Ameri-
can mind is ever marching on.
The Colorado beetle has arrived at
Bremen, Germany. He crossed the Allan
tic as stowaway in a asteamship from New
York, and will next summer make the tour
of Europe. e. 'ts
The New York correspondent of the
Louisville Courser-Journaz says the statue
of Mr.. Seward in Madison Square is firmly
strapped to it's chair for fear it will get up
and make a speech. .
There are about one hundred and sixty
two driving parks in the United States
owning property estimated at $5,000,000.
The horses entered in a single year are
worth 100000. ..oi: e.as. er.,i.dI
Captain Thomas Crouch, the author of
" Kathleen Mavourneen, " IS still living at
his Southern home at an advanced age. lie |
served through the war in the famous
i" Richmond Howitzers." gaad5s. 81 s 4
The Walla Walla IFatehmaB estimates
the population Of Walla Walla county at
between 5000 and 5000; Columbia at be- |
tween 5000 and 1000; and Yakima, Ste
vens and Whitman an aggregate of 4,000.
MIR. Allen says in card that he shall |
--+;-e ra.., +hn ri.,dr as IL is utterly impos-
sible to obtain fair play in this country Z 4.
was Mr.. Allen who struck Mr.. Goss three |
times when the latter was down.
A tremendous g Amen from his vast |
followed Mr.. Surgeons /
prayer the other day that the Turks might |
soon be driven out Of Europe, and the /
whole of the Mohammedan power swept |
away from the face OF the earth.i6O ,s.,1.v
=, IS, G.. Gilmore, of Escanaba, Michigan, /
advel tses reward Of $500 for bis runaway;
wife, who took with her their little boy. /
The advertisement concludes: The re-
ward above named will be paid for the
recovery Of the boy--and the woman can
go to thunder. " gsig8rslH sanr- & 9gaa i
--On the first of October mail service
was commenced on about 100 routes, which /
were let under regular advertisements, ON /
the 31st of July last, thus completing the
entire system of mail transportation in
every State and Territory of the United /
States. " Hr ~vt bass % /
"A printer named Humphreys took off 7
the first prize at the type-setting tourna-
m,nt at Montreal, Canada, recently. He is
a compositer on the Montreal Star, and
"slings up'' "stickful " of type from
editorial copy in twelve minutes and fifteen
seconds. The type passing from the case
to his stick" looks like a visitation of
or a storm Of shingle-nails
firing at mark. f's'f 4'53 -4'3' I
During the course Of some proceedings
instituted BY the Society for the Suppress
sion of Vice in England, the point to be
decided being whether or not certain pho
were indecent, the judge observed t
that it was difficult to determine how many
inches women might exhibit themselves
without coming under the notice of the
Society for the Suppression Of Vice. He
had seen portraits of ladies of rank in the
Royal Academy more exposed than any of /
Cne photographs before MIN. "a fsf.
The establishment Of Krupp, the great
gum maker Of Germany, covers an area Of
several hundred acres. Twelve thousand
workmen are employed whose wages an
nually amount to over s400, 900. When AL
good workman is found it is desirable. TO
retain him, and SO far as possible it is made
worth his while to remain. as considerable /
skill is Required TO manipulate the steel
largely used in the construction of the
guns. Al pension fund has been established
for the workmen's benefit, TO which EACH
one must subscribe small fractioniof his
wages. TO the money thus collected the
proprietors add half as much more q The
grounds are traversed by railroad five
miles in length. eaa atil 8bsn .gsb4s3
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