The new North-west. [volume] (Deer Lodge, Mont.) 1869-1897, 1877-11-16
NEW NOR -WEsgERs.
Ogden is to have a street railroad.

The first thing in boot is the last.
The Turk is the clcanest man in Asia
Minor.
1t costs 1863 cents per mile TO run H.
comotiye.
The impending conflict at Washington
continues to impend.
Under the Illinois law there are 81 diff
erent grades of grain.
Prof. Plummer is giving entertain
ments in Salem, Oregon.
The Fall is the LATEST season of the
year. Everything goes on autumnatic-
ally
If had my life to live over again
think would tell the truth every time
TWeed.
A Scotch paper says General Grant
lost thumb and finger at the Battle of
Michigan
Greenland has no cats. Imagine cats
in country where tie nights are six
months long!
A chap who opened q sample room over
theatre. appropriately painted over his
door the word " Dramatic"
MIR. John B. Cough, after an interval
of 27 years. has just been making a lecture
tour through the British provinces.
the most northerly telegraph station
in the world has lately been set up alta Nor
wegian fishing station named Gjesvor, a
little above the list parallel of north lati-
tude.
The following laconic epitaph carved
on Spanish tombstone, should be remem-
bered: II was well, tried to feel better,
took physic, and here am.'
Gen. Harlan is the third lawyer who
has risen from the bar directly to the Su-
p.tme bench. Justice Bradley and Sena-
tor Davis also enjoy the distinction of
stepping to the Supreme bench without
i!aying filled judicial position.
-Grn. Cassius NJ Clay has an estate Of
1890 hundred acres in Kentucky, in the
center of which stands stately mansion.
He has library and many fine paintings.
In tins home General Clay is passing his
old age with his adopted son, an intelligent
young Russian, for his companion.
-Among the cases on the calender for
the November term of the Circuit Court
are those Of Mary Oliver VS.. Simon Came
ron for breach Of promise for marriage,
for which she asks $4,000 damages,
and Thomas higgins VS.. q. S. Grant
for 100000 for false Imprisonment, and
also suits against Orvlle L. Grant and
Fred D. Grant.
Two pounds of alum dissolved in three
Or four quarts of water will destroy most
insects, whether indoor or out-of-door in
sects. 1t should be used while nearly
boiling hot to every crevice of the closet,
pantry, q Dor boards, bedsteads, etc, where
vermin are suspected. If used in white
washing walls or ceiling it will keep insects
away, and cockroaches will not approach
paint washed with cool alum water.
"A new safety cannon, that shoots an
anchor from ship in distress, has been
tried at Bremer-Haven. From cannon
with diameter of eight centimeters Give
inches), an anchor weighing II pounds was
shot along with double rope, 2, 400 feet in
length, and weighing about 80 pounds to
distance of 800 yards, by means of which
stronger rope was pulled on to the ship,
with which ship and men could be drawn
to the shore.
w. B. Doddridge, general agent of the
Union Pacific Railroad Company at Ogden.
advertised for sale, on the 9th of Novem-
Der, $50 tons of railroad iron consigned to
J. Richardson. Ogden, of the Utah Moth
ern Railroad Company, which has been in
possession of the Union Pacific Company
more than six months the freight and
charges thereon being unpaid. The iron
was probably of the narrow-gauge track
variety.-Salt Lake Herald.