The new North-west. [volume] (Deer Lodge, Mont.) 1869-1897, 1880-06-25
-prs,idsut Hayes il visiting in Ohio and

President Hayes is visiting In Ohio and
may journey to California In September.
Nevada expects to record a population
OF 500, 900 in 1880 against i2S, 900 In 1870.
What population will tho census Of
Montana show We make Q gaess At 49,
900. In 1870 It was 2o,505.
The Icelanders, who emigrated to Win
nipeg, In 1866, have gwen IL up and are
moving en- masss to Dakota. They have
had enough Of Lake Winnipeg.
Tho Secretary Of the Interior says:
"The Interior Department cannot give au-
thority 70 work . mine within military
reservation" This does not refer 10 mill
tary mines.
Our Information on which We last week
made the statement that Montana's two
Delegates voted for Blaine on the thirty
sixth ballot was incorrect. Both the votes
were recorded for Garfield.
Talking OF the " terrible" cyclones
that have visited the United States, what
stj ,ctive would apply to that which visited
Bengal, Oct. /, 1885, creating wave that
submerged the islands and destroyed 2lo,-
600 persons The year preceding Ben
gal cyclone destroyed 10000 people.
Now the festive woodcut ragsth and
Presidential candidates are portrayed like
Road Agents. A poor picture Is bad enough,
but when an exchange tries to palm of
cut of the Vinegar Bitters man Tor pic
ture of "Ben Batter, the Workingman's
candidate" 1t 10 too thin deceit 70 pre-.
vail.
The South American Governments
having made tho requisite concessions for
the Istbmus Ship Canal, Admiral Ammen
having the matter still at heart, the Amer
lean people desiring its construction and
General Grant being at liberty now, 1t is to
DO hoped the great undertaking will soon
be commenced.
The Cincinnati Chinese plank ID As
follows: Amendment OF the Burlingame
"Treaty: No more Chinese immigration
Except for travel, education and foreign
commerce and therein carefully guarded"
Doesn't 1t seem, even 70 the Pacific Coast
srs, tina: tho National Political Conventions
Of both parties have got down on their
marrow bones humiliatipgly to catch the
Pacific Coast voter
This issue completes the eleventh yeal
the NEW NORTH WEST. The publish
rs take the occasion to say: they have moth
ny to complain Of that the paper Is in tb'
njoymeut OF fair BUSINESS, with large
ubscriptioulist than II has ever had OF
any preceding anniversary to thank ou
atrons for their liberality and indulgence
and to express the hope that under mutu
lily agreeable con iitions we may note thu
close Of many succeeding volumes.
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Just while the pop-gnns arc nnnR ,"'o
Garfield For compi'o,ty 10 some OF the col'
'gressionai scandals the following "asn'ne
ton dispatch Is OF interest IL toe De"o
Gratis will not believe Jere. black tney wiz
not believe anything a letter mas oeen
produced from Jere. BLACK dated IN ioo.
In which he completely vind'cates aaihe'o
from any wrong In connection win inc
Credit Mobilier matter. Mr.. BLACK says
Garfield was evidently dHceived Dy hmes,