The new North-west. [volume] (Deer Lodge, Mont.) 1869-1897, 1876-10-06
NEW NOR -WEsTERs.
Mr.. schurz is very lame from isrecent

Mr.. Schurz is very lame from his recent
fall.
The roofs of Vienna must be covered
with tiles, slate or metal. .,ze.9 IS tgef.ess.
i -Hepworth Dixon says that solomo's
Temple was small edifice.
"A fall Of rain Of one inch in depth
sends down hundred tons of water on an
acre Of ground. L1@+ I.'s9 's 2f2" s:s''.a
George Eliot:-'s A great deal of what
passes for likelihood in the world is simply
the reflex Of wish. - -. ~
THE difference in numbers between n,
those who go to California and those who
leave it this year is inconsid derable. ~ f,st
That's the way to GO at it. Give the
Indians big dinner, talk sweetly to them,
and supply them with scalping-kniyes. al
Lord Palmerton, once said, speaking of
of the Turks: "What energy can be ex-
pected Of people with no heels to their
shoes?" 2.lt 5aa saaLaf to ngli93t3 odi
I'm answer to an advertisement in the
San Francisco papers for boys pick hops,
no less than 1900 youngsters presented
themselves. e-@a45y'Ja&at ,s7li2599]
s.-Lieutenat Governor Hubbard, who viii
succeed Senator Cooke as Governor Of
Texas, weighs $50 pounds, and is six feet
four inches high. -
-"Deal me three of a kindly. Cheer
my young heart. Pll follow the blindly,
Wherever thou heart" is the way poker
player puts it. 5 Fs1' sa'tsE5 y'ta5fa s1z
THE Baxter Steam Canal Boat Com
pany, which has been in financial trouble
for more than year past, is to be closed
out at public sale. o.''.
Congressman Gilbert G. Walker, of
Virginia has purchased the residence for
merly occupied on rental by Secretary Bel
knap, the price being 10000. Ii 4, cess9
Prof Wise has all the lightning rod
agents in the country barking, at him, but
he keeps right on declaring that lightning
rods are swindle ON the people. 10 za.eeg
Judge Hilton says that 1900 persons
are in the employ Of, A. T. Stewart & Co.
in this country alone, and that the family
each averages five, making $4,000 persons
in the United States dependent for their
sustenance on one firm.
- Pail Mall Gazette:-" If our judges
cannot or will not assume as part of their
existing general discretion the power OF
forbidding questions to be put which are
useless, offensive and cruel, it ought to be
conferred on them by express enactment"
Waco, a frontier towntin. Texas has a
sensational mystery. 4 horse recently
dashed into the town with the body Of a
dead man strapped ON his back, in the Ma
zeppa style. But the Waco Mazeppa didn't
come to life and tell his story. Hence the
mystery. @2ss5 a@a-&k9aA
"A pious but uneducated judge closed
sentence with the following touching
reeproach: "Prisoner at the bar, nature
has endowed you with a good education
and respectable family CONNECTIONS; instead
of which you go prowling around the coun-
try after. ducks. ,r.@ .s. @r !, i,s.
Indiana is picking up. Twenty years
| ago she did not own q school house and
now there, are 10, 600, school buildings in the
State. ON which has been expended more
than $40, ,0O0, 900. There are Il, 900 teachers;
and last year more than $3 00Q GOO was
paid to them as salaries
The New York sGommseresag imagines
that !" these letters signed A Friend,S = that
come east from the Black Hill, stating that
such poor fellow was killed by Indians
last week, and asking his family forrnoney
+ to pay for his funeral expenses, are getting
too numerous to be reliable.o 9d I53R
IF you put a hot coal in your pocket it
will burn it's way out: Aye, SO win q bad
deed that is hidden, make itself known. A
| fault concealed is q fault doubled; and SO
YOU will find it out, all through life. Never
| hide your faults, 1but confess them, and
seek through Gods helpto overcome them.
Prince Louis Lucien Bonaparte is r,l-
| lining the family's name for fighting. lie
is engaged in the peaceful occupation OF
/ traanslating the English version of the
| Scriptures into the various dialects spoken
in England and Scotland, and dtrayels about
Britain collecting information about these
dialects. ff. ,g.s,..t ,,a;t.f,,o.,f, >,
1.-THE largest shell-heap OH this continent
lisa at Damariscotta, Maine. No oyster has
lived in the river near there within the
lmemory of man, yet an area of land con,
tanning one hundred square rods is covered
with 100, O0O, 900 shells, which are supposed
to have been thrown down by human eat,
ers.. Stone, bone and copper instruments
are found among them, but their position
! shows that no great geologic change has
occurred since the heaps were formed. .saT
I,46--That famous old cannon, the. fSwamI
Angel, of whose exploits at Charlestonwt
used to read so much during the lates war
! has been sold for old iron, somewhere owe
in. Jersey. g Alasl to what base uses, etc
The story was told that when this louf
mouthed sssAngel u WAS to be placed in po
sition in the Swamp. whence it derives
its name, the officer first detailed to per
form that duty reported that it was impos
sible to place it there, on account Of tn
soft nature of the ground, Men, he said
could not work there-they were CONSTANT.
! sinking out of sight in the swamp. H
!, was told that gun must be placed in tha
identical swamp; TO go ahead do t, ami
make arequsltion for whatever be needed :
accomplish the work. The first reqnisitio
, he made was forts one hundred men fifteel
II feet long. Whether he obtained men 9
the required length or not the |" Angel
became q permanent resident ofthe SWAMP
and used to pay its compliments to Charles
Iiton, ave miles away, almost daily Ne
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