The new North-west. [volume] (Deer Lodge, Mont.) 1869-1897, 1877-03-16
NEW oR'-wEsTERs.
Paris has 81 daily papers.
Russians marry early.

Paris has 81 daily papers.
Russians marry early.
-Longfellow is 70 years old.
Eureka has an opium m-smoking cat.
-Poached eggs are nice in beef soup.
Rice should be cooked IN salt water
-Conkiing's badness creeps round the
ambrosial curl.
-Wm. sabin, of Sexton, Vt, has had D.
s74 fits in s years.
David Dudley Fields eyes are the color
of a pair of scissors.
Canada and Norway ship poultry in
large quantities to London.
Gen. Butler appears contented, and
let's his thin hair grow long behind.
A Mr.. Forbes, of Boston, is said to
be the handsomest man in the world.
The fees of the sheriff of Brooklyn
amount to over eighty thousand dollars a
year.
-Thirty-three out of every hundred
Sweeds cannot tell red from blue 40 feet
distant.
Alexis takes his cocquetayl with the
same industry that distinguished him when
here before
1t appears that within year England
will have imported Cinnamon to do work
in the collieries.
Florida is sending baby alligators only
a few inches long to all parts of the coun-
try as curiosities.
-Demas Barnes is said to have lost $4OO,
600 in trying to establish the Brooklyn
Argus, Demented Demas.
Ex-senator Carl Schurz, whose wife
and father died recently, is now called to
mourn the loss of his mother.
Still another illustration of the truth of
the Pleasonton theory. Look at the sue
cess of Blue Jeans Williams.
-Rouget de Lisle, the author of the
Marseillaise," words and music, is to have
a monument at Lons-le -Saulnier, France.
"A married couple are living III New
Castle, Lawrence county, Pennsylvania,
whose respective ages are 10S and lo5
years.
-Beecher and Storrs are mad at each
other, and they sit side by side in the horse
car without speaking. That's a fine ex-
ample for sinners.
I'm the Servian army bands the base
dunn is pla ced upon two-wheeled cart
and is drawn by trained dog while the
drummer pounds it.
John Chinaman Says that it is more
sensible to take an opium dream than to
spend months wages in singing, wooop
ing and treating everybody in the house,"
Johns sense of convivial chivalry lacks
cultivation.
The Elko Independent, of the 9th ult.,
learns that John Hubbard shot and killed
Dyer French, at Cornucopia, on last Fri
day. French is said to be a desperad do
from Eureka, where he killed man, some
time ago.
EVERY church should be placarded with
the following notice Coughing may be
prevented by pressing on the nerves Of the
lips IN the neighborhood of the nose, by
pressing in the neighborhood of the ear,
and by pressing very hard on the top of the
mouth" DR.. Brown-Sequard says so.
"A Boston merchant recently telegraph
ed to Calcutta at five o'clock in the after.
noon, ordering the purchase of merchandise
to the amount Of 100000. The following
morning at 9 o'clock a response to the mer-
chants order was in his counting room,
stating prices, rates of freights, and other
facts.
The Virginia (NeY.) Enterprise makes
the following assertion /" Forty y-seven
sentimental young idiots in Los Angeles,
Cal, have paid $3 to be vaccinated with the |
virus from the arm of a popular belle. The
first one used it all up, but the other forty
six did not know the difference, and took |
the enterprising doctors word for it.
They have " citizeas' movement in
in Pittsburg, Penn, and it was going on |
very smoothly till one man got UP in the |
meeting and asked: "Ain't nominated |
for MayorP" sNo,'' said the meeting.
sNor for Treasurer9" "No.'' 'sNor for |
Controller 80 "No." "Then damme if I |
don't make it hot for this meeting, that's
all.''
--Dl. Erasmus Wilson, an eminent Lon |
don physician, has taken on himself the |
charges of conveying the obelisk known as |
Needle from Alexandria to |
London. He has made the necessary az
with Mr.. Dickson, a well known
civil engineer, at an estimated cost of $780, |
600. The obelisk will be surrounded with |
water tight and air tight castings of boiler
plates, will have q wooden keel and an iron
deck and will be towed through the Medi-
terranean by powerful steamer, /
A hand-organ is not nuisance-at
least it has been so decided in Belgium.
An inn-keeper at I.acken has been in the
habit of giving occasional 'shops." the mu-
s,c whereunto was furnished by an orehcs-
ira composed of hand organ. Robbed of
their slumber by the rotatory music the
neighbors first entreated, then protested,
and finally wentinto the courts. The local
authorities sustained the inn-keeper, de-
elaring that the exercise of any calling /
within due limits could not be deemed
and that the giving Of balls was
\ legitimate part of an inn-keeper's busi-
ness. Upon appeal the inn-keeper was sus-
tained by the Tribunal OF Louvair, the
Judges declaring that the neighbors went
10 bed too early.
The statement of the fires and fre los