The new North-west. [volume] (Deer Lodge, Mont.) 1869-1897, 1876-09-29
NEW NOR'-WES1E ERS

Japan mas iegaiIzed sunday rs y 3ual
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Stanley must now have arrived at1jij
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Six Sioux Indians are being exhibitet
in England.
Governor Beveridge, of Illinois, has
the typhoid fever 8. 4. ,4s,s .5
Trade dollars are worth .95 in gold il
Virginia, Nevada. ~ asLi b3a
Good sheep can be bought in Oregon
for one dollar apiece.
Making sugar out of melons is new
California industry. = sa
The number of day laborors IN the
United States is estimated at 100, 00O, ,OUo'
California has more than a hundred
millionaires, one-half OF whom live in San
Francisco. e.
They arrest and fine people in Freehold
N. j.. for swearing. Fifty cents o ncu1a |
is the price. s
. -Dund,eary, of the Boston Globe, re-
marks that "they've T-t-t-tweed the old
fellar at latht." a.1f
-'sA prudent man" says witty French
man, sis like pin s. his head prevents him
from going too far"
The first prize fight in this country, il
is said, was between Jacob Hyer and
Thomas Beasly, in 1916. t
There are no less than 1900 Christian
congregations in the Island of Madagascar,
numbering 260, 600 worshippers.
AT jumping match at the Twin Noun
tain House Beeeher made seven feet. AT
ter his life's fitful hay-fever he leaps well.
Bears are seven feet long at the Twin
Mountain House, aud even the presence
there of Mr.. Beecher fails to frighten the n
away. <"5f
"A Milwaukeean suggests that the hick-
ory tree be made an emblem of the United
States, as the oak is of England and the
laurel of Greece. y
-Ex- Congressman Jere Wilson, of In
diana, has advices from that State to the
effect that ssBlue Jeans" will be beaten in
the October election.
Several Brooklyn ministers are said to
have protested against Mr.. Beecher's pres
ence on the platform of a Sunday School
parliament in that city.
Samuel G. Lewis, who helped make
the first bar iron in the United States, still
lives in Pittsburg and his friends want
him to hold levee at the Centennial.
The great Eldorado ditch, in eastern
Oregon, is finally completed and furnishing
water to quite an extensive number of
placer mines. The ditch is nearly eighty
miles long, and through bad management
has cost some $500, 900, but should have
been built for 100000. f II
leopold Lichtenburg, a San Francisco
BOY who went to Europe some time ago to
pursue his studies ON tha-,, -,,i4,li.' II -
Ralph Waldo Emerson says: - hoa
nv peace concerning many things, as 90
,ot wish to perplex my fellow-men, ana
I'm content to see them rejoicing at what
rritates me-" ge5-l H4f GE1s#
Medical men say that when man Is
full of whisky he can't freeze, and appear
,nces indicate that large number OF our
citizens are expecting mighty cold snap
saws the Fulton Times.
-Walla Walla supports four brewerles
and twenty-one saloons. There arc TWO
bakeries in the place, but they are not
making much money. The Market IS
oyerstocked with bread. st' GO 1900 .'s
The largest machinery belt in the
world is to be placed in the new gram
elevator of the New York Central and
Hudson River Railroad, New York. 1t is
ss1 feet long and weighs four thousand
pounds. f5,g. f..s. ...e Il
-Hop-picking was commenced in the
Puyallup Valley, Washington Terrlto'y,
Nearly thousand Indians will be employed
in the hop fields. They are nearly al
chiefs. Sitting Bull has not yet arrived.
The medical examiner of a prominen
English life insurance company says III
has to turn away three fourths OF his appii
cants who excel in athletic exercises, oe
cause they have dangerously strained tn
organs of the heart.
There is a level which no In Ian mine can buy
No chenic art can counterfeit;
Tt makes men rich in greatest poverty,
Nakes water wine, turns wooden cups to godi
Seldom it comes. to few from Heaven sent,
That much in little-all in nought-Content-
The city editor of the Cheyenne Ledo
er has blood in his eye. Hear him Ih
cowardly whelp who fired at the city editt
of the Leader on Seventeenth street, at
o'clock Saturday morning, is known an
| will be shot on sight by his intended vi
! tim. a,.ar
| Some murnur when their sky is clear,
| And wholly bright to view,
If one small speok of dark appear,
| In their great heavens of blue.
/ And some with thlnktu love are hlied
/ If but one streak of light
| One ray of Gods good mercY--glld
/ The darkness of their night.
An effort is being made to divide ga
fornia into two States, on the line OF san
| Cruz county, giving fourteen counties
the south for the new. State, with tar
thousand voters and a hundred millions ia
able property.
Israel r. Washburne died at his hor
/ in Livermore, Me-, Sept. 1st.. in his ninef
second year. Among his surviving cilidf
are ex-Governor Washburne, of Main
Minister Washburna at Paris; Cad walad
G. Washburne, late Minister to Paragus
William d. Wasllburne, of Minnesota, a
Algernon s. Washburne, of Maine Son
: body said Lyman Beecher was the fatl
Z Of more brains than any other man IN !
country, and Dir. Washburne was certal
the parent of more politics than any 9th
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