The new North-west. [volume] (Deer Lodge, Mont.) 1869-1897, 1877-09-07
EvE-ANaEL1cAL CORNER.

Mrs. Commodore Vanderbilt is residing
in the Berkshire hills
DR.. Mary Walker takes exception to the
truth of the proverb that man proposes.
Mrs. Tilton has once more put -on gay
colors and is as happy as . bobolink on
pump handle. ..t
The s0-year old lady who went up to the
summit of Mt Washington said it was
summit of a journey. E6
An intelligent paper in Switzerland says
Miss Mollie Mcguire, of Pennsylvania,
has been hung for misbehaving." +
Alexander Dumas daughter, Colette,
aged II years, is soon to be married to NJ.
Louis Denayrouse, the well-known French
author.
1t is rumored that Anna Dickinson has
been writing comedy. Bet sixpenee it
is satire, and ano. her that there is crit
ic in it.
The daughter Of N. Blanc, the Monaco
gamester, married the Polish Prince Radz-
will, who was immensely pleased with her
dowry of 100000. r. ..
Mrs. Schlieman is described as possess
ing wonderfully sweet, delicate beauty.
and musical voice, that utters the most
delicious broken English. .z.. .
The Empress of Brazil, when leaving
Paris, forgot casket of jewels worth
100000; Dom Pedro thought of it in the
nick Of time and it was recovered.
Two women fought a duel a few days
ago in the forest of Chapultepec, near
Mexico. They were separated by two
coachmen before much damage had been
done.
The Green Mountain girls volunteered
to serve the tables at tho Bennington ban
quet, and the unmarried invaders fell by
scores under the eye-shots of the rosy
checked militia.
Ann Eliza isn't making much noise these
days, but she is alive and we'll. She rode
in the same seat with General Sheridan the
other day, and the domestic lecture he got
kept him thinking week.
Miss Agnes Herndon, who was compelled
by the condition of her health to abandon.
her Eastern tour, will remain in St. Louis
during the fall, and expects to give read
ings and impersonatiops here in Dscem-
ber. ..-.. -..
A New Orleans lady of good family is
anonymously invited to avoid trouble by re-
turning pocketbook containing $50 and
valuable papers. She was riding in horse
car when gentleman dropped it, and an
other gentlem;sn handed it to her, thinking
it was hels. -- ..
Mrs. Grape, ii, crossed the ocean with
her husband III a small boat, describes the
most violent storm as lasting from Satur-
until Tuesday, adding that on the next
morning God spoke to her AMI said: 81 am,
with thee; do not fear. Trust in me, and
will land thee safe on the shore" But
nothing, she says, wonld tempt her to un-
dertake it again. l
+ " Mrs. Grundy" writes of Madame Man
tilla, the beautiful wife of the Spanish
Minister at Washington :'She is an exam
pie of industry; she superintends the
housekeeping herself when i'll Washington,
and makes diligent use of her needle daily
wherever she may be. have seen a light
cloth dolman which she covered with en-
broidery and made up herself.
Ida Lewis, the Grace Darling of New
port, is ill, so i'll in fact that she thought
she could not leava her couch. A gale blew
up, and a party of gentleman who were
sailing in the harbor lost control IF their
boat, which careened on one side and half
filled with water. Ida arose from her sick
bed and was pre- pairing to lower her little
dingy from its davits, when another sail
boat went to the rescue Of the imperiled
men.
A young and pretty lady caused consider
able curiosity. and no little merriment on
Broadway, New York She wore new
fall hat, which had evidently just been
purchased, as it bore pl card, marked
sic on the ribbon bow, which the careless
s,lopkeeper had neglected to remove. A
great mauy people gazed at this curious
ornament as the lady walked down Broad
way, thinking herself admired Of all admi-
rers.