The new North-west. [volume] (Deer Lodge, Mont.) 1869-1897, 1880-05-28

MILLS BROS, PUBLISHERS
"A dispatch from Moberly, Mo-, Thurs
dsy. SAYS the indications are the State will
be anti-Tilden.
The steamer Monterey went ashore
near Fort Ross Tuesday night total loss ;
crew, passengers and baggage saved.
The last beard Of certain State Con-
yention IL was head over heels In row. 1t
Is scarcely necessary to say 1t was Louisi-
ana.
WHITAKER, Of Oregon, has bill In the
House to reduce the price OF railroad
lands to $1.25 per acre. All right II Con
gress thinks 80.
Colorado on Wednesday elected solid
Grant delegation to Chicago. One OF tho
Blaine delegates kicked because be had
been excluded from the Grant caucus, but
he seems to have been quietly covered up
with tafy and sat down on under the she'-
tering wings Of Grant.
Some OF the Blaine organs are making
suite windy protests because Grant may
receive large element Of strength In tho
Convention from States that will cast Dem
ocratic electoral votes. And yet We have
not heard any Grant organs repine that
James g. Blaine gets nearly all the Terri
torisl Delegates and the Territories have
no electoral votes whatever. The pot Is no
hiacker than the kettle.
VICE President Wheeler Is reported to
have said, when speaking Of Mr.. Wilson's
stroke Of paral ysis, that /" almost every man
who has held the position has had en- at
tack Of the same kind" Perhaps that's
tho reason Vce-P Presidential timber Is 80
far up IN tho mountains this campaign. II
Grant Ia nominated look out for Hamilton
Fish or Senator Edmunds dropping into tho
second place, paralysis or NO paralysis.
The dispatches indicate tho hostile
Sioux have tired OF being British subjects
since the buffalo have como southland
arc negotiating to surrender a. required by
the military authorities. II they are really
British subjects, a. held by tbs United
States government, It seems the British
Lion will necessarily feel his tail somewhat
twisted BY their volunta y surrender TO
Uncle Sam. 1t would be just rs well II
they remained abroad until the Northern
Pacific IL built up the Yellowstone, but
xhey have perhaps had unhappy experience
enough TO render them approximately DO
Gle.
New York Ii TO be congratulated or
Postmaster James declination Of the Post
masters eneralship, although the rest o.
the country must be oondoled with. Th'
man who has made the largest Post-ohc'
In the United States model Of system ant
precision would doubtless make the very
best possible Chief for the Post Once De
parsment, but unless We can get some Ger
tain assurance that his successor here will
prove fully equal to continuing his gooe
work II is too much TO ask MS to part will
him without struggle. For the present,
1t seems, the metropolis is safe.-Ns~ Yor'
GrapAn.
AT Chicago, October 10, 1872, Jams'
@. Blaine said General Grants admin
istration points to its facts and to its acts
not 10 Its professions. II points you to TN
four years Of magnificent prosperity; i
points you to peace and to rospectabilit!
abroad and to pease with all nations OF the
earth; It points You to higher standard o
diplomacy than has ever been known, Will
moro brilliant results than with the cannon
and the sword; 1t points you to domestic
policy and . foreign policy animated D!
the higher Christian principle known Il
mon; IL presents, in other words, a. mode
of an American Administration 6om'
of Mr.. Blane's friends are now intimatinl
the Grant administration was very ba'
one. Which shall we believer
Professor Tice has been investigating
the Marshfsld tornado, and among oths
things reports: "The following is vouche'
for BY George Gilbert Of this place: a
and his wife ana four children were on
visit eight miles In the country, and th
center Of tho tornado passed within Eve Q
six yards from where they were. A wav
OF water, apparently IL feet high, rolled
the rear Of tile point Of contact Of the clou
spout with the eartt. 1t rolled over the'
in second, and was Icy cold, drenchin
them thoroughly. About two miles NORTH
east of the town, stones weighing frol
500 to 100 pounds were lifted out OF th
earth and CARED along some distance
the track OF the tornado. ]. b. William
presiding Justice Of the County Court an
residing In Panther Creek valley, tells n
q stone fell In the center OF field beloni
ing to 81. Roe, the weight Of which vi
estimated at two tons. It is not know
whence II came"
General Sherman does not often use b
pen TO ssch good purpose Is in his lett
TO the Secretary Of War as to the usefr
ness OF the Northern Pacific Railroad to u
government. The Ge neral Of the Arm
knows whereof he speaks and 10 qui
within the bounds OF truth In what he o.
on this subject. This line Of railway h'
already saved the government great de
of money, and its extension viii % OF Dc
at almost incalculable, not only in dolla
and cents, but In promoting civilizatio
Increasing the authority Of the governme
over the Indians and by developing . regi'
rich In resources, opening homes to tho
sands OF tho emigrants now focking to o
shores. II il o burning disgraco that q
fortunes Of such an enterprise, OF who
value to tho country there 10 now no d
pute, should DO made thu football Of Co
Rressional stock jobbers. Legislative trici
however, will noe permanently impair
value OF the property, and there In some GO
ISOLATION In tho thought that those y
have had their fingers burned recently
generally mere spectators and not inve
ors.--Phil. Times.
San Francesca Items.
San FRANcrsco, May A.-Ths impeat
meut case Of Mayor Kalloch was proceed
with to-day In Department No. 4 OF
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