The new North-west. [volume] (Deer Lodge, Mont.) 1869-1897, 1880-07-30
aIJe Hen Nortb=Wtsl
MILLS BROS, PUBLISHERS,

IF Jere Black had returned 1t would DO
about time for Hancoek's letter.
There Is always field for new news
INTERNATIONALLY the potteI's field.
The latest political developments are
rather more favorable TO Maginnis
lis Il not about time for the calling Of
the Republican Territorial Co iventionf
A smart shock Of earthquake started In
Canada at 7 o'cl,sk. July Goth. and got
down through number OF Nes Hampshire
towns before the Custom officers heard OF
it.
The Philadelphia NsW NorthUest says
cit ought not TO be, at the latest, over three
years before the Northern Pacific Road In
completed from Duluth 70 the Pacific
Coast"
Col. John b. Neil, recently appointed
Governor Of Idaho, was formerly the pri-
vate Secretary Of Governor Hayes aud
lately Register OF the Land ONCE In Salt
Lake City. Governor Brayman's term
had expired.
The Benton Record claims that one
settlement ON Milk river containing over
700 half.breeds, besides several other
camps, was omitted by the census enume-
rator OF that district, and that the returns
OF Choteau should show population OF
1000 instead of 5000.
Tho population Of Utah is l43,6so; Tn
1850 1t was II, $50 In 1850 1t was 4o,273,
and In 1870 1t was SO, 1856. The Tribune
says the enumeration has been thorough,
although In some districts the enumerators
encountered more strange tongues than
the devil found In Wales"
The sand-lot In becoming cosmopol itan
In it's character. Kalloch now exhorts 10
his faction therefrom; the Democratic
workingmen follow and derounce Ksllech,
and then along come the Grsenbaokers
and sail into both Of yhea. Once in .
while fanatic Of some other school gets
up revival on the side, bat, having no pc.
litical influence he 10 soon nabbed by the
police. No temperance speaker has yet
had the temerity 70 face the sand lots.
The United States has granted the
troops OF the Mexican government permis
SION to follow Victories band Of Indian'
across the United States line and punisi
them. II this concession 10 reciprocated
Indian depredations will soon cease on th'
Southern border. There should be th'
1890 u.-~~x.rnorr vr.da NTH thu Euul N
government ~ 10 the Northern border. ant
the horse stealing and marauding eIpedi
tions would terminate 10 short time
"The Line" with the refuge IL affords
practically neutralizes oil otherwise effect.
nal plans to hunt down the devils Of th
border.
Tho Mining and Scientific Pro" Of
6,n Frsacisco suggests by . fine illustra
tipn an elaborate and beautiful ornamep
taaon OF the Washington Monument Tt
monument was commenced In 1848, an,
after $3.50, 900 had been expended had onl
reached height Of 174 feet, and so IL ha
stood for twenty years. In 1875 Congress
appropriated $500. 600 moro, to run it ul
TO height OF 470 feet-as 1t 10 nov IL -
plain oblisk 70 feet square ut the bsse, an
taper.ng gradually from the base. Tn
design submitted BY the Press proposes Il
enclose the present shaft with the orna
mentat,on illustrated. As 1t will not prob
ably cost over four or 1--we millions dollar
to complete IL In that style, 1t might b
well to shut down on the Indian appropris
tions year or two. or not build IN iro
clad or two, and put the money into th
monument. IEE
The Albany Lav Journal having bee
appealed to whether there WAS any Law :
stop such exhibitions - that undertake
by DR.. Tanner, says there II no law agains
= man making an ass OF himself, and th
best way to stop such idiocy ID for otbs
idiots TO stop running after him. On tn
other hand, IL 10 indisputable that man
serious ills of the fesh can DO cured By III
stipenoe from food for length Of tim,
which otherwise prove fatal. Again, tier
10 much depends upon will power and u
knowledge that existence IL possible unds
Tss.... o., nav. ,harssor. ..vs nanv
life that would otherwise be surronders
unnecessarily. II he can live thirty or 10
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