The new North-west. [volume] (Deer Lodge, Mont.) 1869-1897, 1880-08-27

OF General Myers death was Brig hts DIS
ease OF the Kidneys together with chronic
heart disease. These were aggravated oy
severe work.
The Knights Templar cooclave mas
granted charters to one Encampmen1 III
Nevada and enc In Dakota. The appiea-
tiou for a charter for Montana No. at
Butte was conside cd.
1t is estimated that within fifty years
the Congressional Library will require
building as large as the prer mt CAPITOL
Plans are reldy t,ing drawn Tor such
building, which will have 10 be erected az
AN inconyc uient di stance from the preseIt
site.
The R,dical Democratic clubs OF Lon
don ale urging O'Connor, the Home heie
member f. IN GALWAY, to less his motion
to do away with the House OF Loids. far-
neil Ia also moving against the constabuiary
and altogethe" the Gieen Isle 10 stirring up
Britain quite lively.
1t ia repo, ted Ben Bntler will stump
for Hancock. 10 return the Massachusetts
Democracy are pledged to support Butler
for Governor. Now let US hea- from the
Democratic press an adverse opinion Of
HIM they we're pleased for years 10 call
"Beast" and "Spoon Thief" Butler.
Support OF Hancock 10 compensated by the
remissioa o. sin 10 tho Democratic camp.
The next conclave OF Knights Tempiar
will be held in San Francisco. The Bay
Knights propose to do things up In good
style, but they say the Iumor Of paying all
the expenses OF visiting Sir Knights after
crossing the Missouri RIVER was romance
being founded on guarantee that the 2oo
or 400 members OF the Grand Encampment
should be carried from Omaha to Ban Frau
cisco and return, by rail, for $50. This 10
n more reasonable, II less ptincely, story
than the first. ......
Gen, Sherman went over the Northern
Pacific read to the end OF the track at
Green River, and visited the encampment.
He was SO thoroughly impressed with the
Importance of completing the construction
of the Northern Pacific that he felt war
rsnted in pledaiug protection to the work
until both ends Of the road should meet.
He was much pleased with the country, and
oo,s,de,s the road n necessity for the mill
tarv interests OF the government. In fact,
II he had been a part owner in the road he
oouJd not have been more outspoken in its
bebalf - Yello,ostone Journal
The Miner names G. w. Stapletou,
ESQ. as man who will not decline the
Democratic nomination for Delegate II
tendered To him. IL b,s recently beer
harmed upon that no Delegate after being
defeated aver makes his home 10 Montana
Such being the case Il win be but deserved
kindness on the part of Mr. Stapleton'i
mauy friends to see that he is not elected
They would reluctantly see G. w. depar
and AZ " rotation" will demand his de-
parture 10 two or four yeats II sue sessfu
they will feel 10 duty bound 70 irustrat'
apy attempt to emig,ate him by opposing
his election. f.. ..Ir. .#.r gra e.aag
-Appletop IL Co, were to poblish OF
Thursday an authorized biography Of Han
cock with the she,m IN. Hancock CORE
nopdepce Of '7s-7 included. This Is fire.
advertisement BY telegraph. The life O
Garfield has been the principal book liter
allure sold.in the last sixty days, aod, .
,ouo,e a ..stiueer'' got In by one OF the boy
not long since. when the "Life Of Han
cock. was asked for the inquirer was hand
ed a copy OF "The Fools Erraud." Ap
pleton q Go. now bridge the bloody chasr
with "simon pure" authorized" bioa
rapby, illustrated with anecdotes and WOO
cuts aod only marketable from now u
November. Tildeu would prefer 70 tax
the life of John Kelly, bot Tammany hold
him TO high. tsag cav h4g9a sgaw
A correspondent signing himself " RI
publican" is out in letter to the lnds
pendent giving Magiunis "boost" for De
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