The new North-west. [volume] (Deer Lodge, Mont.) 1869-1897, 1879-11-07
NEW NOR -wEsTERs.

and has taken studio for the winter in
New York.
Hon. Alexander 81. Stephens has made
$35 .O0e on his book, "The War between
the States"
Reno, Nevada, has precious boy OF
nine who has chewed and smoked vicionsly
for SIX years. ...I
-Murat Halstead is nominated by the
eubenville (Ohio) Democrat to succeed
Senator Thurman. ...Ez --
The St. Gothard tunnel will be finished
by the beginning Of December. It's length
will be IA, 920 meters. 1fa.
]. -Kearney is described as being soft and
languid as a summer breeze since Grant
landed at San Francisco.
The sentence of B. G. Dale, defaulting
| Sheriff Of Yamhill, Oregon, is five years in
the penitentiary and fine of $4,000.
Senator Bayard is expected to return
from Europe very soon. Senator Edmunds
will not arrive before the middle of Novem-
ber. @ "
Sir Garnet Wolseley's travelling equip
age is of the lightest, consisting, as rule,
of nothing beyond a toothbrush and clean
shirt.
Brigham Young's estate has been set
tied finally, and the seven heirs have d.
vided $75, 900, the sum total of the old rep
robate's wealth, among them.
1T is reported that General Grant has
become stockholder in the American
Steamship Company of Philadelphia, and
that he is to be made director.
Wade Hampton wants to be counted
with the Democrats who believe Bayard is
the man for 1880, and he would complete
the ticket with Senator Mcdonald, of In
diana.
"A proclamation recently issued by the
King of Siam declares that hereafter every
man shall be allowed to worship God nm
molested and according to the dictates of
his own conscience. This means that con-
verts to Christianity will not be forced to
worship spirits or to work on Sunday.
1t will take two or three years to cast
Professor Schilling's colossal statute, "Ger-
mania Victrix," which will be set up as
national memorial on the heights of the
Niederwald, overlooking the Rhine. The
work will be done at the Royal Bronze
Foundry at Munich, and 500 centners OF
bronze will be required.
-Ex-Governor Hubbard, of Texas, has
gathered statistics to prove that there is
less crime in Texas in proportion to the
population than in one-half the other
| States. He thinks the next census will
open the eyes of the world to the fact that
before the end of the century Texas will
have passed up to the head, the foremost
| State of the Union.
General Grants plain, comfortable
/ brick house in Galena has been thoroughly
repaired. and is ready to receive its owner.
This is the house which was presented to
| him by his Galena friends at the close of
the rebellion, and which, he found COM
pletely prepared for occupation--even to
the dinner smoking on the table.
Says the Louisville Courier Journal:
I'VE may lose Ohio, and We may lose New
York, and If we do Heaven help us But,
In either event, or both, the necessity for
the old [Presidentiall ticket is rather in
creased than diminished. 1t will be for
| Mr.. Tilden to say whether he can afford to
make the sacrifice of another campaign
The Mormons living on the Little
Colorado, Arizona, own everything in COM
mon, and have first-class tannery In full
operation and doing excellent work. Soon
a boot and shoe factory will follow. and
portion at least of the boots and shoes
needed by the people of Eastern Arizona
will be manufactured by Latter-Day Saints.
/ Miss Josephine Deland, aeronant,
! writes from Ithaca, N. 7. to the editor of
the New York Clipper, that the body of
W. a. Donaldson, who was lost on a bal
loon trip from Chicago, several years ago,
has been found near Muskegon, Michigan,
the man who found the body having two
letters, watch, and ring which belonged
to Donaldson. sf-i
The champion fat steer of the world
was on exhibition at Neosho Falls this
month. This animanl weighed $500
pounds and il to-day, by the cattle records,
the heaviest animal in the known world.
| Exhibited with this animal was an Arkan-
! sas dwarf steer, between two and three
| years old and weighed only 100 pounds. -.
Douglass (Kansas) Enterprise.
-Ttis singular fact that not one of
the Imperial Napoleons has died in France
or on French soil. Napoleons I, the founder
of the family, died a prisoner at st. Helena;
his SON Napoleon III, died an exile in Eng
Hand, and now his granddaughter, the young
man whom the French Imperialists have
! hoped would one day rule France as Ma
poleon Nv, has met his fate at the point of
Zulu spears. in South Africa.
"A German doctor has, 1t is announced.
discovered means of dying The eyes Of
animals in general and of man in particu-
lar any color that he pIeases. He has q
dog with rose colored eye, . cat with an
orange led eye, and monkey with a
chromo-yellow eye, His most curious
specimens are negro, with one eye black
and the other blue, and . negress, with one
eye gold-colored and the other silYer-white.
i -Ex-Judge William Z. Marshall, who as
one Of the Union men of Maryland was
conspicuous in the early days of the civil
war, died in Los Angeles county, Califor-
mia, . few days ago. Judge Marshall was
q near relative of the distinguished Chief
i Justice Marshall, Of the famous Tom Mar
| shall. OF Kentucky. and brother-in-law
of General Robert g. Lee. The latter con.
nection made his unvavering adherance to
the Union cause of great value in the
border State of which he was an influential
citizen.
| "A private letter from illinois states:
issAua just back from little rsin to North