The new North-west. [volume] (Deer Lodge, Mont.) 1869-1897, 1877-04-20
NEW NoR'-wEsTERs.
Governor Young of Ohio is twin.

ing to America.
Charles Francis Adams sails for Eng.
land next month.
Heaven comes to every soul that can
endure its presence.
The clients of Hall can now hire an
other, says the Graphtc.
-Beecher lectures on 90 Hard Times -
and charges dollar and half.
| The Postmaster-Gen has thirteen
children. What bunch of Keys.
Mr.. J. Donald Cameron is said to be
worth between $500, 900 and 100000.
st. Louis, according to the new city
directory, has a population Of sol, 400.
-Washburne is coming home to fight
Oglesby for the Senatorship next year.
Grace Greenwood calls the reporters
gallery in the House "the hanging garden
of Bohemia"
A brother of Tom Hood is doing a
flourishing business as florist in Bergen,
New Jersey.
A Pittsburg man bought horse by
photograph. This is getting the carte be-
fore the horse.
A Pennsylvania correspondent of the
New Y York Herald says that 400 collieries
and 60, 900 men are idle IN that State.
Nellie Grant sartoris' boy baby has
been named Jules, which is an adaptation
of his grandmother's name Of Julia.
Mr.. Alfonso Taft will Immediately re-
sumo work with the law firm in Cincinnati
which he left to go intoIpublic service.
Oliver johnson, late Of the Christian
Union, has taken editorial charge of the
weekly edition of the New York Tribune
The Philadelphia Saturday Night says
that joaquin Miller's name is Cincinnatus
Heine, and that he was born in Indiana in
1871.
When the people Of Reno want any one
to leave town they send him letter signed
"GO1." He is the 81" to obey the
5000"
The earth is growing bigger. 1t has
got so big that it frequently rises up and
bumps a man as he goes home late at
night.
Paris has been scandalized by a gen.
tleman at club losing 800, 1000 at the card
table in a single night. The police the
next day closed the establishment.
1t costs but one cent to manufacture a
hundred postage stamps which sell for
three dollars. And yet the government is
in debt.
Tho old question is raised how to pro-
nounce Carl Schurz' name. People vari-
ously pronounce it e'Sbcrz," "shirts or
"Shoorts.' The latter is the correct way.
"A steam-driven type-setting machine
in London is now at work upon nonpareil
edition OF the New Testament, which will
be published in the shape of quarto news
paper and sold at a penny.
Samuel w. Small. the "Old ST" of
Atlanta, Ca, has voluntarily suspended his
two papers, the Sunday Herald and EUen-
sng Tglearaqp, and joined the editorial staff
of the Atlanta Constitution.
President Hayes is doing right in not
being too fast in going forward. What
this country needs is a leader who is not so
great that he cannot 60 below the high tide
of intelligence and who can give his mind
to com mmonplaco without hurting himself
much. T. Heraid,
-. Who drives fat oxen should himself
be fat" Mr.. Bushman, the leading cattle
dealer of Holland, who arrived in this
country from Rotterdam on Friday last TO
buy American cattle for shipment, weighs
about 400 pounds.
-AristiGes-the great red horse-has
shown q splinter in his near fore leg and
has again to be thrown out of training.
This will be a great disappointment to the
many men of Kentucky who were anxious
TO see another contest between him and Ten
Brock.
The Queens state saloon on the Great
Western railway in England is made en-
tirely of boiler plate, and so lined and
padded that if the carriage were to GO
90 over an embankment and roll to the
bottom, the chances are that the occupants
would escape uninjured.
"A st. Louis Sunday school boy gave
his teacher this illustrative definition of re-
sponsibility: "Boys has two buttons for
their s'penders SOS to keep their pants up.
When one button comes off, why there's a
good deal Of responsibility on the other
| button"
The paragraphers, having failed to pun
on Bradley's name, are taking revenge out
of that f8ful, in-tricks and nnfortunS num-
ber 8, and we'll be- elSted when all this
complics fgu,Stive language terminses.
Joe. was tool s, sharp one at that, and its
too IS for us to intimid8 him or frustre his
designs.
Says the New York telegram: A vii
lage congregation in Vermont was disturb
ed the other Sunday, during the momentary
stiffness following the opening prayer, by
a voice from the adjoining dwelling ex-
claiming: .Mary, where's the nails p
Soon the answer came, in the csfee pot,
you foolv"
Strength for today In all that we need,
As there never will be tomorrow
For tomorrow will prove but another to-day.
With its measure of 10y and sOrroy.
Then why forecast the trials oflife
With such sad and grave persistence,
And watch and wait for crowd of ills
That as yet has no existence.
-Senator-eleet Stanley Matthews Wal
once editor of the Hredld, the first anti
slavery daily newspaper published in Gin
c:nnati. He succeeded it's founder, DR.
Bailey, who subsequently established tht
National Era at Washington. His wife il
a sister of Mrs. Watterson, mother o
Henry Watterson OF the Louisville Courier