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The new North-west. [volume] (Deer Lodge, Mont.) 1869-1897, 1877-08-10
WHAT THE WITS SAY.
The heated term-.s All fired. ~ Boston

The heated terms All fired. ~ Boston
Globe.
An old fashioned watering place--a
pump.-P Phtla. Bulletin. ..a
Cinnamon ara arriving here fast. In
fact they are regular queuenarders.-N 7.
Herald. 5
Y is. the 4ih Of July.-GrapAte. OF
course it is, and Jul is the other three.
fourths. Yonkers Gazette.
The farmers are making de scythe-ive
movement on their hay fields.-Belfas
journal. Hay ?-Boston Post.
When General; Grant arrived at that
seaport town he was loudly cheered. He
liked the Folkes' tone very much. Graph.
ac. ss.t
The Graphic says of DIR. Mary Walker
f" Honi soft qui NAL q pants Look ou'
there for some more breeches OF peace. -
Com. Ad0. - El 6
Beauty, like frosting to IA cake, is oi
little value unless there is something solid
underneath the surface. - Whitehall
Times.
The young son of Mrs. Colonel Smith,
nee Greeley, will be named Horace Greeley,
the Smith patroDymie being dropped by
general consent. +.,.,...s.-...
Claw-hammer coats are SO short in the
tail this season that they will hardly draw
a ten-penny nail out of garden or lawn
seat. Eaaton Free Press. r..
A New England philosopher says lie
can't find out where the earth leaves of
and the air begins. Let him fall back
wards from {. fence and he'll soon find out.
Free Press. #s'a d, 4~
Always take a rope into your room at
u hotel. 1t may enable you to slide out
even if there is no fire. A big board bill
is just about as bad as d confagration.-
HarJord CLARION. -si yi4st
Ancient Egypt had forty gods, and yet
when an ancient Egyptian stepped on a
spool and fell down stairs with an ash pan
in his hands, there weren'U half enough
gods for him to swear by three minutes
Hawkeye. .'- . r a
We decline. with many thanks, the
. nocturne" ," entitled T" Mothers hand is ON
my forehead. We think it would be more
lifelike and taking if the author would
change the title to :" Mother touched me
with slipper" r."-Burlngton Hasehsye.
Hobart Pasha, the commander of the
Turkish fleet in the Black Sea, is an Eng-
lishman, and when he gives directions for
an attack on Russian town, with a name
containing four or five H s." three times
ent of five his men go off and lombard the
wrong town.-N r. Weekly. .f;
The good man reclineth at his ease he
covereth his hend ssitl, s.Ise he I'd ssz.
his rest, and his snores are heard in the
land. The house-fy is not SO, for his heart
deviseth evil continually, and when he has
crept under the paper, he will tickle the
good mans nose. Verify, all this is vanity
and vexation of spirit.--Er.
A. paper published at -Hendersonyille;
NortIhuss -se'sls, essIia I ssl uits. hant .,s,.,,
Courier. Well, if that isn't cheek. We
are mad enough to go to Salem: Oregon,
and start paper and call it the Star Of
the East. We would go, too, if we had
pass and money enough 20 start the
paper when we got here.-Bur1ngton
Hasekeye. -szg
The new North-west. [volume] (Deer Lodge, Mont.) 1869-1897, 1877-08-10

Ii must be rather binding pn Charles
Francis Adams to sit down anl reflect on
the fact that Of the first seven Presidents
Of the United States there were only two
who were not reelected and these were
both A6amses.
New-York tribune., 1877-03-13

about IL TONS and the work Of raising 1t was necessarily
slow 1t was moved only few feet at time anu u
was O'Clock before It drawn out and placed III INC
narrow alley which separates the ruins frOm 'e ware
room OF Wilcox Gibbs. 1t contains diamonds vaiu-
able iewclry and money and will he removed TO Her
rings factory to-day Tie heat had been so intense that
the knobs and plates entirely melted OF. About
the same time safe belonging to Jacob Gerard ono
OF Herrng's make, was opened and the contents, con-
ssiInr of "A large number Of watches and movements
amonning In value to $4,000. were found TO De inln
ired except I'm one or instances where the steam
had left small Spots upon the works. These however,
be easily removed, =. .. 49,. -, =, A..
i'hc work OF removal viii be continued until all the
safes ara recovered The Marvin Safe and Scale Co. HAS
about 20 men at work. All OF the Marvin safes mat
have been taken nave been opened and the contents
found perfect order, Including one belonging 70
TAYLOR Brothers, containing their books, ana Two owned
by Milford & Hale filled with valuable jewelry. one OF
the latter safes cOptalncd tnc lace shawl that cost
~ 900 in gold. THIS taken out ~ good rs new.
When ali the safes have been recovered an accurate st
of the losses and iusuTuccs will be prepared by tie per
sons who were burned out and submitted to the FIRE
Marshal II will probably be the Latter part OF the week
before the work VIII he completed
New-York tribune., 1877-03-13

days gone by. A simple story enough, like so many
others by which so many " "iinanciers" OF the En-
langer pattern have proted. Here is property for
sale at e55,000 Eranger hears of it, gets together
syndicate to buy Mt E55,O00, getting up at the
same time company to which the syndicate sells
the same property at 100000, the difference gong
into the pockets of Erlanger and his comrades
composing the syndicate The prospectus issued to
the public did not Of course state who the real ven
dcrs were nor what they had given for the property
and the pubc took shares on the faith of statements
and concealmcnts made by a board of five direct
ors of whom says the Master of the Rolls in giving
Judgment one was the actnal agent one the mere
puppct of tie promoter, Baron Erlangcr and the
other three purely ornamental prrsOnages. styled
believe, in Stock Exchange slang "gulnea-plgs'
BY and by the facts leaked out, and the company
filed bill TO set aside the sale. 1t failed before
Vice-C Chancellor Malins. whose views on some mat
ters are peculiar and have perhaps affected his posi-
ton with the public. The Court OF Ap-
peal has now unanimously reversed his
decision declaring for the first time since
"promotion" became a trade that promoters
of company stand i'll fiduciary relation to the
company aud are bound to make full and far dis
closure of all circumstances when about TO sell prop
crty in respect of which they stood in that relation
That IS the general principle, and the application oh
il to Baron Erlangers and his friends transactions
lacks nothing of cxpcitness. "Was 1t far III them
as promoters of the company to omit to STATE
that They had Just purchased this property-ior TIE
purchase of which from them the company was
formed-for half the amount for when Trey "eie
going to sell it ~ The lay mind never had any dli-
culty in answering that question. The lnaphiN
of tbe iudical mind 10 answer it, or perhaps only
the delay in answering it, has cost the British pun
lie some millions of pounds sterling "Ihe contract
itself" continues the Court, "wasln0t really sane
TONED by any one acting independently on behalf
of the company. II was nothing more than mere
prctense or sham-a thing enteredintO between one
agent Of hc promoters for the purpose of selling ana
another agent Of the promoters for the purpose ot
buving" as result of all which the Court DEGREES
that the contract be rescnded, and that Baron
Erangcr and his little party are jointly and scveIay
liable to pay back the f110,000 with interest; and
are advised to pay it back and will have to pay 1t
back The air is cleared to that extent. This case
bears | suppose, some relation to the action by
which the Emma Mining Company are now seeking
i'm a United States Court to recover from Mr.. lTenor
W. Park The money paid for that mine. And hope
we shall not have to hear that United States
Court adopts lower standard of morality nan the
English The decision in the Sombrero case is likely
TO cause good deal of promotion money and other
ill-rotten gains to be disgorged. q. W. 5.
New-York tribune., 1877-03-13
DISCREPANCIES OF EXpERTs.

In the suit of William d. Andrews and others
against william Ryan the plaintiff, see TO the de.
feuant from removing house their land. Ths was put
up by Ryan and jenkins during lease to them ending
May 1875. Ryan IL took another year. At taat
time he made claim TO the building IN subsequent
suit the property on these facts Judge Van nt
decides that Ryan had abandoned what rights he had in the
building Judge Van Brunt tlen critcises the expert
testimony before him. one Of the defendants experts
mated the building lumber amt condhaGd lumber
that at 90 900 another estimated It at $1,000 The whole
building material labor ami ALL only 5000. Tho Judge
concludes that experts gave Wiiully false testimony
either in saying that they knew the YalEc
4 pant expert was 10 better ior hc
70 certainly would De-
wood The udgr adds the inference necessarily OL
IOy that expert testimony 10 BE- Relied Ou"
New-York tribune., 1877-03-13
MORE SAFES FROM THE Rims.

GENERAL GOOD CONDITION or THR CONTENTS.
The work of removing the safes from the
ruins OF the Waltham buidDg was continued yesterday
large safe belonging to Carter, Howkns & Sloan WITS
fi hoisted 70 the street and Or,d. Tic contents CON
sisted u books and papers silver bars about
100 $40 gold pieces $4,000 in bills, and silver coin,
amounting In all about $4,000 The contents were
in good condition. The next safe taken ont the
property OF Domlnck Hof who had occupied an Office
on tnrd floor OF the bnlldug 1t contains books and
papers only but has yet been opened The great
terest, however. was concentrated upon Immense
HerrIngs safe belonging 10 Thomas G. Brown II weighs
New-York tribune., 1877-03-13
THE yrW-DEDF0RD STRIKE CONTINUES.

Nrw-BTpFORD, Mass, March lO.-The Wam-
srlte and strange it may seem. they give no out
ward sign of ali intention TO work until their de
,nnnds are acceded They willing, however, TO
have the difficulty settled by arbitration aud To this end
have written letter to Board Of Directors OF the
Wamsutta Mills to have it adjusted in that way They
are ing 10 meet the mllOwners half way, and have
snfed their intentions tO appoint six OF their number
70 wait upon the directors. Their letter has not been
answered as yet ahd it Is doubtful II the mlll-owneH
viii make any further negotiations with the help ThS
made the concession by restoring the cudown be-
fore tine operatives lcf the Mills Dut the operatives were
Diet .luiucd the cuOGns Of the past year rt stored
aud were of the opinion th tAe conpfny had re-
treated once they would do again. From the nst the
company have been firm and have repeatedly declared
that tncy would uphold the conrse pursued by thelr
eIp,rinrndcns ana thai under no circumstances would
tht. grant the demands Of their employees.
portion OF the help would gladly resume work, rs
Their mea are by large but for the fact thar
tipy are IN fhe minority. The relief committee have
rcates scattered all over England raising money
among the for the reliei OF thuS" connntted
10 their charge. Everywhere they have been Wen
received and have raised handsome amount OF
be,d, having promise, for AZ the next pay day.
Fall River grGg over the STRIKE Tor the mill
ow prrs in that place of the opinion tat should the
striker, in their nciut here their help will press their
claims for the increase OF 10 Per cent 10 Their wages
winch they asgcd for few weeks ago OF the 1000
Oncratves employed at the Wamsutta Mills. only 1000
remain As a general thing the single help have found
work I'm other places while those having families nave
been obliged remain and await the result OF che strike
They cannot afford to move away and viii undoubtedly
remain here unfit they Sec Immediate prospect OF the
mills starting up IA yet Of them nave been sent
OF tie mill tenenents ana only rev nave bten Ie-
fused credit ut the stores where they nave pech aecus
nI In fra6a
New-York tribune., 1877-03-13
THE RECENT GALE on THE OCEAN.
FXpERIINCN OF TlIE HENMAN LININHsION- Ch
or lIK BRITISH BARK BETHANY.


or lHR BRITISH BARK BETHANY.
The steamship Herman Livingston which ar
rived m this city on sunday night from savannah, re-
port fbe e,lo cxrcrrnccd of iat-cas last week the
ycrcet known FOR SO years The galc began to blow on
Tburs,ily morning at 4 o'clock, coming from ire
southeast aud lasting fiy hours. during when
time Capt. f. q. Mallory remained at the
wheel. Tho Passengers speak highly OF the
ability ana soamaL mp OF tie captain and ohiceFs'
and also roin.cua rurcr Young for couh-elin+ le pas
srr.er, agaip,i becoming panic stricken ana lor his a
i,tauc 10 the captain. The heavy cross seas which
were ma hcul high, swept away the port pailIe DoN
entire Or. kc guard braces which h'l mp 'he SHaiH ana
prak, away the king post. The sia.hoard p"lWe DoN
was also badly broken, and thc vessel otLs'"i'o dah
aged The ship was hove to but it was rhloSshie 10
bri, her mead tho Heavy falls ana oihe: a>h
ia, y, rL-c 80 support h, ouooard bearings OK the
psiIIe-.ha't. and to secure the guards.
Tho efforts t. move the steamship Amoille rom h'r
sand bed n s.a'rignt have been coltAncd sn'e ne
ulht she went ashore over two months ago ha, 'he
clrrs Of thc Coast Wrcckng Company want now u. y
, i . moderate south cts. bow, and thaa the vessel
viii la noatrd of While the vessel lies where she Is, ;he
c, .l-.,rIs of the beach bar around her null,
must an le disloged before the vessel can De
,,,. .f,l l. IS claimed t!at IN" vessel IS ts sound
~, nm s, ,..,r q lole and If she should 'Ic IN nrr
present position iur the E"Nt t"p }til ~ ht ""' .S
s-ntl! Il a., -. .,3 c,u III frr strongest ga,s.
sd tr is o G,ubi nu, just the weather tlat Das been
NnrI ,, vii -rryc the wIctk..s ttg,. fouIoH srl-
oor leaves Ar ship. aud never permit. hlns.i Z" los
...r. of her and Can't. Merritt, VINO l. IN c"lE' OF '
,tcl-o-s Keen, NJ MS spIits in The confidence al !hS
mems ~ Lot ting tie vessel claiming that Il IS Only Il
question Di lIiit ... -. e-, ,r,,u
I'm. Grft.E Errb Bethany. wlcn went ashore on In;-
c Gut bar i0ui miles below Cane My, aDoHt ''I1ch
an IiG.. IA rui2 last, is deeply Hhbtltdtl IN ih'
s-i ;igt her. IS no PROBABILITY OI eve: gcttH& Aef on
Her -t Is cutlrc. broken on ana Inc tit 9'' f1u
tn,,. in urr ana Las damaged the cargo considerably
Thc Coast Wrrr- Company have two steamers az worn
f1xi,,g or, an" cargo. and bringing mp 10 thN t'l.
II
il rtcrtri day. The B'tIaEy cargo CONSISTS l '2'
t,J. and general merchandise valued al otcr S-p''V'
Tie tr-c! let HouG hpnS or Hc"- i"f ~ =, - @ .'
when 70 DAYS on. spoken by TIE DIRK Reviewer
ana supplird with provisions sac "dH o"hc" ~ D. u
purrE 1f syducy EcW Sydth Wales, aHi WdH bu.it III
-rudrrlana in 1870 she was cdascd Al IN LIoylh
register III feet long, - feet beam, ana II eet dcph
OI hOtd . = r,.. :. -,,,,.o
Tic bark sarah. from Newlork for London is ashore
near Wort Hhia-tJu. ana VIII probably be tOta loss
New-York tribune., 1877-03-13
PROMISED DIVIDENDS WHICH DID NOT COME


comflaiut Amanda iaght against James VI. ODOnncl
N, NJ Flies George Tracy, ana John ~ Mackay. She
,es IL en- false ations getting her excianye
tousc for stock Of any value. She says that
FANNY reasons she 10 exchange her hon,es FOR
propfrtv which would pOlucc large and regular income
she yg brought through agent into cGircspoDlcnce with
O-Doncl Who rcprs ntcd thai he had valuable fuPil
stock IN n James ODoDncl o. X. Dsji ~ Company
C,ipg,op Ky This paid 10 per cent dividends, bat he
would exchange Il 81 no lie referred 10 Ile7 and Tracy
officers Of the company and they urod her iha G'DonDc
,,rervauel the stock. II worth 100 Finally she acr d
o one orsc Tor subject to FOR slG0Oo
and The other for 473UuO When the time came 10 carry out
the act cement e became SUSPICIOUS AMI refused 10 complete
n Then .hc saws pOHHel tn Etr with iGcFay as lis
rourr ihcy threatened H. wlth rr1rairi NuPauOn ~
sstri on her CGmpeimg Acr contract Ghd hnti brHh -i
she bel sick M great Cl-ifes1 dt'it tcE
The a-ieC:atm 50 far 81. tA' less
cO.CrrlcG they c'n1 up nc otcI ana
ahc nature o when stt dll TOT KNOW,
u which She believes 90 have been Tcle7e oAr got 2lU
sr,s OF thc am N1tei FOR nor dvlrnls III MWt!.
None came she made inq Ttes am was Put ch - Ap H
ihr 10 May the gr3"ine IN unf 70 he Sht .htn m
cur. n" C0HpaH aI- SAYS she ls informed Us 'aht
m ,rOprfV auuIt 5lF0bN Hnt Owls Hirdd" secret
mon aged for OOyD and ia sock 8 S7jbrnD
J.i.. Van Rllin. holds This compliant gonI cY though
ce1,c Gf atilrn, Ysc sli D. common l"sut i1
az ont II trdnslciioI. cO1Iun
law and equitable Of acOn may under the code ie
New-York tribune., 1877-03-13
ny wuoM ~ Lo.frn rRINcE srAnrEDl

Joseph Prince of no. II Princess, Newark,
was elected from q train of The Newark and Nr"-Nork
Railroad t'Els ErIy-.., on Friday night by { ndn'
TOR George Il. McYcy, for mdccen, .coIauc'. he "f-
tonutod 10 walk Oh the track when hc was struck hy
train for Ncv-Yorl lie taken TO the German Hos
I.aI where lie died ou sunday night iOm the effects OF
his injuries. JIc made statement Ieior. hS death.
charging the conductor with stabrinc hin. In the arm
II. said he WIS stunned by the al .r5m the cJrs or hr
would not have boon run ovcr'by the train ior Me-
York Tie conductor appeared at Police headquarters
70 surrender himself, but no complaint was D.adr
against INN lie was moi h,i1. When Pr', was exam
ind at the police station by Police surgeon Reed ~
marks or stan tn wcr seen. County PhEsci9H
Ward Yesterday viewed the body. ana loInd nat P1n""
had been stabbed in the right arl3 ana that there We
.rycrc yclnd on the head He dIcctcd Coroner Bas.yU
10 hold an inquest and viii him5 II make posInortcn
cyniraIioa Conductor NIcNcy, who h.a.s cNcelicnt
rpI,ntiou says tAat Prince elected from the train
without using any violence
VG,rc seems 10 ne doubt that Prince was dhOrihg
under temporary arrangement when he made his state
rurut lie sad tNa; hc strdck almost !Dmo od0try
cr heg cjectgd rom tic train while the tact Is lat
he walked nearly Madson-St, ten blocks, before he
WAS struck.
New-York tribune., 1877-03-13
cn.rnrNG A cnvsrIRAcY.

An offer OF Mr. sshcrmgn, counsel for the Govern
mon, n m crooked whisky casrs 70 put in evidence the books
of oscn and Eastman the Chicago rtcnTs Tor TIE purpose
- styre Bcyd aud Hs alleged connection Win the west.
m i,t,c yo ulc ont Yesterday by Iudc Batchford on Tie
und that the Government cond not show agency until
- had moved a conspiracy. TIE question whether or rot q
o.Urrv hal bttu established discussed at length by
C'eel oflou any conclusion ntihg reached Nj Sherman
contends he las proved pfim arr case Vi Conhpu''
and tbe whole subject viii be argued 10 day.
New-York tribune., 1877-03-13
TIE FATAL LuDLOW-sT. FIRE.
INQUEST CPON THE TWO NlCIIMo-lHh PRACTICE Oh
rA,V,NING sCUTrLEs oE TENEMENT HOUSES
CONDEMNED.


INQUEST CpoN THE TWO VICrlMo-IHh PRACTICE OF
rA,Y,NING SCUITLES OF TENEMENT HOUSES
CONpEsINED.
Coroner Flanagan yesterday held inquests
uon the bodies of Abra Levine, az >, and Mary Mar
ca, oc 10 months who 5ullOraiod ~ the iIc on
sunday night IN the iyc-story tenement house at 40 -
ur,ovr-st The testimony showed that the smoke poured
in yoluucs up the stairs, rendering passage down ihehl
.r.i,r and cutting OF all means Of cercSs III ina
rcr;ion Israel Levine father Of one II the Victims
.tidd li,t wien hc reached the room where hs wne
v,s tn,.r ch:ldrcn were gathered about her He TOOK
m c ;Id in each arn and calling To her TO follow hm'
.p nm stair, 10 the roof IN moment he had reached
h ron nf tine stnfs and u turned 10 assist hiS "e
dr. volume of stnnae roiici upward nlnoSt suiioc"hg
,,c,, Then ne gropcd his way to the door opcsing
,,o tc roof which was the only mode of escape, anu
,,uJ il locked with all his nngnt lie threw himself
,coip.f The door, bursting II from - hinges HIS wife
and be idran with hcr then ascrndod 10 the rooi and
10 ,,,,, "a. for the tyO chHdion who had been left be-
o, bui Vas driven back by tine Gm"so. Cnief Miller
and sotc of the frcnen testified to finding Mt. Loyine's
t,y, children IN the bedroom. one O them, AbrdnI. was
lead iu, other lnseusibic The iiVlnS chlli,
l., he case ~ little Mary NansOD the testimony showed
rln h.r sister, Hattie Manson, ag" 10, was gwen t
,,1r. al the and tscrndrd with II 20 the top iioOr
and turrc being oNerlUWcfcd by smohc, covered hcr
I'ad vI opi clofhrs aud order save the infant
Iad n ,ndrr the bc,l-rlOthug. Hattie then DtcaIr nm
,l,.ci.r- and was found by Fireman Dwyer, Who had
de-ceu1rd through toe seattle Attrl ule hle Was eA
Mrs. Manson was tOoaing Tor hcf missing
halo and found n dead under the ."tciOthlng.
The ju.y brought in verdict that me children came 10
their deaths fIVm sufOcatiou, caused by eht NO II
Iudow-st fron overturned Kerosene lamp ana cen
.re, The custom locking the scutrr, considering
dangerous, particularly In large tenement houses
New-York tribune., 1877-03-13
THE SUPPOSED MURDER or MR.. NORTON.
PROBABILITY THAT lie DIED FROM \ FALL AND
srnsEorENr EXrasrer.

SUBSEQUENT EXPOSURE.
The inquest in thc case Oi Samuel =. I;. Nor
ton who was ound dead the ui D., bail at Far
RockaEay Sunday Iuorn- has been adjun.ucd until
to morrow. Dr. Auerbach made u post-moTtcm cXam-
nation yesterday ana decided that thrrc was
clisson Of the BRAIN not sufficient. however,
death under OrdUay Circumstances and that the real
cause death exposure. There indentatOn
al the left temple which, from the position IN wlch the
body ound, y is Judged was caused by idil This
dscs the idea OF fOul play and relieves the
Francis suspicion having his fathers
death The blush discuiOGat.ons undcr the jaw and
chm first observed. result Of natural
FrInci, proved that lett home Fiday aud ys-
lied Janaica East NeWYOr and this city nlt return
ing nome until Saturday, and tnat his i"l at
home after his departure Mrs Norton stated before the
Coroner that her husband expressed MS int TO
visit NcW-IoTk Friday. AID thai she thtn gave him
-JC. When the body iOaHd there was ,>s 4aH Sl2
upon IL stated. however " h'r thIt his
father did intend 10 visit the ciy saturday.
Tie body lay thc barE The hHrn i!um Friday after
until SUNDAY morning, AMI IL Sc-ms remarkable
that no one SbOaG have seen ii, rs all the doors
open. 'front.' and rear lhcr. a Eiruu- wind Ffi-
AID the IIOht doors the bar blown ~.
Thc old man snnnunrn assistance 20 clOs the others,
bIJ persuaded % leave them OpcI. II b. HLpIG5cG
that hc vent back Win tue Intention of closing the doors,
wien NJ was -rlZcu VIII fal,IuS spll ana li, and,
being unIbo recover himself, IerIsned. The body
was TOLcn aJlff Wnru found TLr soh Erauci. was the
first tp discover A. and Immediately the aiIru
M Norton was known ludu Ul strong Will violent
ten aud l.i-0,l~ disposition Francis REGARDED
Il d1ngcroU3 man To b, at irg ne has appar,ut,
StPouS tendency 20 insanity At ;ny rimc surveys
being prosecuted Iof ne i.btAaWa' rdfru ut tl south
crr Kaiwly, >oiar y"ais asu, shot ana severely
wounded liOn-r White, VINO clga rUUiu line
through Mr. %OitohS property. ~. X known To have
ly threatened n'statucrs he and only short
time ago tnnitd old man ol liz was III IL
lnnutc asylum short time aft.r shooting NJ. White,
t,ftf yyQs Il il-ri1. a rffl y III