The new North-west. [volume] (Deer Lodge, Mont.) 1869-1897, 1880-01-23
The President has nominated some ex-
ee,lent men to the English, Russian, span
;sb and Mexican missions.

The President mas honiu"'ou So".eS
cs,,ent men TO the English, Russian, Span
isb and Mexican missions.
Another Governor is placed on the GU
bernatorial rack Of Utah. Spaulding, the
glue man, is the only one who would
"stick" there. Murray is known as The
bandsomest man in Kentucky. IL seems TO
he the purpose to "mash " M0rmonism.
The Supreme Court made no permanent
changes In the court terms Of Montana other
than to make the Deer Lodge county Sep
tember term full jury term. The law re-
ouires the Records to be kept at the county
seat and any and every case tried else
where by District Court would doubtless
be appealed and remanded ON that ac-
count.
The Miner enters a just protest against
the Helena Vigilance Committee driving
out six or seven incendiares into other
towns of the Territory when 1t Is alleged
one OF the banshed fellows "squealed
and the conviction Of the others was posi-
BILE. If certain men are unsafe to remain
at large Ia Helena they are unsafe in other
towns. Don't Danish the iire-ougs TO
neiphboring towns. II it is done, notify
the authorities, describing them, and
keep 'em moving"
We publish on the outside, a story en-
titled Under High PRESSURE 1t issome-
thing out Of the usual run "A story we pre-
sumo designed to illustrate what scientific
engineering might accomplish in mining
disaster and dashed with a little color OF
romance. II has some practical suggestions
in 1t and will repay p"rusai. Admitting
ali the rest possible, 1t looks weak IN one
respect. How did Greenwood get the coal
dust out OF that pipe dnli tn run the pro-
vision car down to the imprisoned miuers?
The kilograms or tn ,sday contain an
item that will afford qualification 10 the
many friends Of Hugh McQuaid-his ap
pointmert as Supervisor Of the Censns fo
Montana. Hugh, as an old Montauian, nj
honest maa, aud a thoroughly true frient
and warm hearted gentleman. Is deserving
OF better than the apprenticeship. We re
greet u say that we do not believe sloOo
TO which the entire comp ensation is limited
will reauits him for the three or fou
months he will have to devote to the work
involving the expense OF visiting ever
county in Montana to select enumeration
and organize the work which must be done
as far as taking the enumeration is cor
cerned, in thirty days.
That which Is known as THE Hayde
case REV. Mr.. Hayden being charge
with the murder Of Mary Stennard-wer
to the jury in New Haven, Conn. last FIR
day. The judges instructions were cor
s:rued 10 be upfavorable TO the prisone
This case has been running in the Me-
York papers until IL reads like seri;
story 10 solid nonpariel. IL has develope
a large amount of science, experts bein
sworn and testif, ing in relation TO the ev
dences Of arsenic poison, and the aifferer
kinds Of blood corpuscles IN animals an
humans until the jury was "crammed
u
"bus." The witness fees amounted
$1,000, and all the evidence was circun
staniial.
Newspapers, as general rule, are 81
tablisbed to better the financial conditio
of their projectors and develop the later
resources OF the country OF the section
which they are devoted, and while Their
are few instances Of success in the frs
mentioned object, there are comparativel
few failures in the last-named pnrpost
What amount or influence well conduc
ed journal may exert in community car
not be estimated. II is generally found
be the true index to the enterprise OF th
people around about 1t. There are som
exceptions to the general rule, yet we hay
an vet, for the first time, to see d live, enc
getic people, that their local journal di
not partake of some degree Of the energ
and enterprise of the place. Too Offer
We regret TO say, the journalistic enterpris
is years In the lead. -Husbandnan.
There appears to be real distress fro
famine at present existing in Ireland, wit
assertions from the Clergy and civil antho
tiles, that II threatens to assume proportion
even beyond the reach OF individual effo
to alleviate. Appeals are earnestly max
for help. There are many Irishmen
Montana, and many who are not Irishme
who would gladly give of their plenty
Irelands needy ones. We see 1t stated tn
the distress has stricken down religio
differences In that country, and that the
is unison of effort In aiding all famish'
people. We trust some Montanians
whom all people have confidence, will Ia
this matter In hand and institute Rel
Fund Montana will give literally II I
proper opportunity is offered 1t is hi
time TO act Montana need not walt
the East.
The term OF Hon. Henry n. Blal
Associate Justice of the First Judicial ID
trict OF Montana, having expired,
President few days since, appointed
ward J. Conger, of Illinois, Associate j.
tice for Montana, presumably as bis 81
cessor. II was thought at first Mr.. COM
was Edward y Conger, of Carmi, Wh
CO., Illinois, who has been Circuit Jud
of one OF the Southern Circuits of lliine
being elected over John NJ. Crebs Cor Il
position, but later advices indicate 1t is
ward ]. Conger, Lieut.. Colonel OF the
Michigan Cavalry durng the war, and "
the party that captured J. WILKES Boo
the assassin of President Lincoln.
Conger Is brother OF Omar ID. Cong
member 0; Congress from Michigan,
bumorist Of the Republican side. and
miliarly known as !" the great objecto
We have no information as TO his legal
quirements, but trust he will prove an b
est, upright and able judge.
1T troubles Territorial people gener'
for time to find out just who II In the
pointing power at Washington selects
Territorial officers. Sometimes We .
forget State acauaintances until they
renewed m the mountains. AS for instaI
when Judge Galbraith was appointed