The new North-west. [volume] (Deer Lodge, Mont.) 1869-1897, 1880-08-20
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ILLS BROS, PUBLISHERS
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On Monday and Tuesday nights there
was frost In the New England States and
Canada
General Grant reached Denver Monday
night and aad hospitablo reception,
which Is telegraphed rather gushingly.
The City authorities Of Cincinnati are
dissatisfied with their eensns and propose
TO have ut least portion OF 1t retaken.
The Yaeger Touring mill. st. Louis,
burned Wednesday night. Loss over $780,
900. The loss OF surrounding property was
$1,000 more.
"A dispatch says over 200 Democratic
speakers will deliver addresses In Indiana
this campaign. And after that Indiana
will 20 Republican. The State will not
Disgrace itself by proclaiming fellowship
with VIM. II. English.
The Treasury Department fnds Alas
ka bill OF expense. The Collector Of
Customs is efficient, but the results OF bis
work Is spending money merely to keep the
Indians quiet. An effort will be made next
Congress TO disestabhsh him.
The remand OF the Connolly, Alias
Pierce, case for trial, is believed to rem
der his conviction again doubtful although
1t was cold blooded murder. We are in
formed one of the three main Witnesses is
dead and the whereabouts OF the other two
are In doubt.
The Utah and Northern Railroad,
which heretofore has run reclining chair
coaches, has just put on two Pullman sleep
ing cars OF the finest construction, having
water heaters, safety lamps and hunks, the
latter being two feet ten inches wide. They
are as fine % the standard gauge.
1t In intimated TO as the Directors OF
the Utah and Northern II. r. have under
consideration the project Of extending the
Road down the Deer Lodge, He'll Gate and
Mlssoula rivers-and further. The obsta-
Gle being considered is whether the cost OF
procuring right Of way over odd numbered
sections conditionally granted to the North
ern Pacific may not DO TOO expensive to
justify the extension,
Tho procession OF Knights Templar at
Chicago on Tuesday was eight miles long
and nearly 10000 Knights were In line.
1t was the finest ever seen on the continent.
The next conslave will probably be held in
San Francisco la 1888. The San Frarciscans
sfYer to pay all expenses Of oil Knights AZ
tor crossing the Missouri river. The
Knights arc lily pleased with the manage
ment OF affairs In Chicago.
The forwarding house Of b. +. White
Mt the Terminus OF the Utah & Northern
has sent north about 10,0co, 900 pounds Of
freight since January. That wonderful
empire OF tho North west, commonly known
m Montana, is taking on quiet and per-
manent boom Of prosperity that is not
equalled by any other section Of the coun-
try. II is not by excitement that this boom
comes to Montana, but simply through the
gradual development of her diversified re-
sources $50 Yankee Fork Herald.
-" Big Nose George" recently captur-
ed ut Miles City and sent around to the
scene Of bis depredations, does not seem to
have had trip Of transcending JOY. A
lady arriving In Deer Lodge . few days
since was on the same train On which he
was brought westward. She says that ut .
station near Rawlins "George" was taken
out OF the cars, run up gallows and made
to reveal the names OF bis scconplices
In number OF murders, etc., in that VI
cinity. On being returned to the car he
was quite cool and saio many men got In
tighter places than he had been and came
ont alive.
The suspension Of y. 8. deputy mine
raj surveyors In half dozen or more cases
for acting ~ attorneys for mineral claim
ants In violation OF special orders from this
Department il causing considerable trou-
BILE, moro especially because oil have BEEN
or will be rslnstated, II being = first Of
fsnse. The trouble IL the delay Of business.
The Surveyors General did not know ex-
actly how TO proceed to restore their depu-
ties, and have had to seek advice OF the
General Land Commissioner. He has d.
rected the Surveyor General Of Montana to
reappoint John N. Marsh and Issue to him
new commission, and require from him q
renewal Of his bonds, the obligations OF
his former bondsmen having ceased upon
the revocation OF his appointment. This
will DO required In all cases Of revocation.
Wash. Corr. 8. L. Tribune.