The new North-west. [volume] (Deer Lodge, Mont.) 1869-1897, 1878-07-05
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-Saxony cheese is made of potatoes.
# The state of the crops in Oregon indi
cate All abundant yield of grain.
The odions income tax measure has
been wisely DEFEATED by the House.
Mr.. Bryant was the richest of tho
poets. His estate is worth half million
The American who goes to Paris
should place a boquet on Lafayette's grave
Eugene Schuyler says New York is the
lirtiest city in the world, except Constan
tinople
The latest atrocity Of the punsters is
turning Mr., Isaac Rean,, Of Buffalo, into
! ice cream
| AA attempt Is being made IN Lon.
don TO introduce horse flesh into the mar
ket as a common diet.
Colonel Don Manuel Freyne. the Pc.
ruvian Minister, died at his residence in
Washington recently.
i Where one man makes money at short
hand writing ten men make money by cut
ting their talk short.
George Francis Train says Lady
Franklin did not SPEAK to Sir John for IA
years before his death.
/ Wheeling STANDARD - The latest
double slate for 1880 is Tilden and Hen
bricks aud Grant aud Blaine.
The Detroit Ne,os believes that Zach
Chandler will be the next Republican can
didate for Governor of Michigan.
Mr. Rory has abseonded from Mon
treal because he was fearfnlly in debt and
no one would let Rory owe more.
You may chew, you may swallow the Glove If you
will,
But the scent of your breath is the scent of the
! "stlll."
The Jersey City Journal says that if
you want to pronounce Paul d'Tcheckan-
owski's name you should take dose of
snuff.
General Sherman, it is reported, is
urging upon the War Department. the
adoption of cheese as part of the soldiers
/ ration.
Little boy at the opening Of a proposed
spelling match -'' Let's start fair, grand
mother. You take Nebucbainezzar and
I'll take cat.
Sidney Smith ence rebuked q swearing
visitor by saying, Let us assume that ev-
erybedy and everything are damned and
proceed with our subject"
Bryant wrote in his old age hand as
neat as that of writing master. 1t was
small but it was clear, and the flourish
that Of q man who was alive.
| --Sefor Bilaete, the noted slave. dealer
OF Cuba, has just died, worth $4,000 600,
| the result Of slave piracy. Ke is reported
! to have landed over 100, 600 slaves On the
"A lady who has just returned from a
visit to Washington says of Senator Conk-
| ling that he looks like man who felt that
/ if there were no looking glasses in the king
dom of heaven he did not wish to 60 there.
The Boston Post wants to know why
should anyone growl at the printing of
three hundred thousand copies of the ag-
licultural report OF 1877, eyenifit is three
years old when it reaches the ial,ners. As
Colonel Sellers says, "Whas are govern
ments for?'
Mr.. Beecher, according 50 the Now
/ ia L. t.9rr
outfi5 grow mildeved in i closet or let his
! spurs rust in peaceful inacton. He will
/ lead the Thirteenth Regiment into Canada
on May a, 1875, 9,-not as Fenian invaders
but to celebrate the Queens birthday.
Eight years ago there worked as devil
in the office of the Wythville, Ga, DIS
pdtcl5, a boy apparently eighteen years
of age. He was sboeless, penniless,
and trowseriess when be entered Now
he is commissioner to the Paris Exhlbi-
tion, chief editor OF the Atlanta Constitts-
ten, and one Of the best known humorists
in the country. His name is S. W. Small,
or 50 Old SIP
A long time age Dr. Holland, not
| Timothy Iitcemb, but the editor of the
/ STANDARD, sent challenge to Mr.. Bryant.
/ The provocatioa was political editorial in
/ The Post Bryant replied in note,
| which ended thus: g Were you o gentle
man and not 4 scoundrel I would take some
| notice or you. But you are a scoundrel.' =
Holland quieseed. tits also remem mbered
| that Bryant once cowhided W. L. Stone, of
the Commercial Adeertiser.
The foul most distinguished brothers
in the coantry-Judge Stephen J. Field, of
the Uasted States Supreme Court Mr.
4 Cyrus II. Field, of Atlantic cable fame +;
Mr.. David Dudley Field, the lawyer, and
Rev. Henry Field, Of the NeW York Epan-
gelist, met at Haddam, Conn.,, last Friday
TO make arrangements for the purchase of
a plot Of ground for a public park to cem-
Inemorate the work Of their father, who
for many years was the pastor OF church
at Haddam.
Captain A. D. Payne, an ex-Confed-
crate officer, of Narrentown, Va, met
Gen. G. K. Warren, OF the United States
Army, On The second battle field Of Manas-
sas, for the purpose of pointing out to him
the position of the Confederate troops in
the battle there. Mr. H. D. Gardner, Of
Warrentown, has been retained By General
Warren to MD III the survey Of the field
and the preparation Of q map Of it. The
evidence obtained viii be used in relear-
| ing tie case Of General F'itz John Porter.
BEAcoNsFIEDts HIRED Mex. As no con
ceaiment ii made o. attempted as to tie
pay Of British Emhassabors, We can give
some Of tie amounts. ID Paris, Lord Ly-
.ons receives SO, GOO pef annum; IN Con
stantinopse. Mr. Layard recefyes sao, 900 a
,.za r.,.n paYepc.