The new North-west. [volume] (Deer Lodge, Mont.) 1869-1897, 1880-03-19
M, do Lesseps is 10 San Francisco.

time to retire from the Diplomatic service.
President Hayes has emphaticalIy requested
his resignation as Minister to China.
-Kalloch and representatives Of the Cit
liens protective union have bad u consul
tation aud it Is said their differences will
be harmonized on basis for the welfare
Of San Francisco.
The grain crop Ia promising in the
West and northwestern States. The Chi
cago Times 10 an estimate based on reports
from eleven northwestern States estimates
the increase this year at 90 per cent
AT meeting Of the John NJ. Palmer
Club in Chicago, Tuesday evening, Gov
ernor Palmer made speech accepting eau
didacy for tho Democratic Presidential
nomination. 1t only remains for him TO
get it.
The St. Louis Anti Grant Republicans
held meeting aud passed resolution OPP
posing hi5n. And then the Grant men got
on top and named the day in the Com.
mittee for the assembling of the State Con-
vention.
Chicago has its Kearney in the person
OF A. Is. Adair who barrangued an anti
Chinese meeting Monday night. Chicago
cannot afford to follow the precedent Of
San Francisco in its treatment OF the Chi
nese question and socialistic demagogues.
General Sherman has employed Matt
ii. Carpenter as attorney to attend to any
further complaints of J. II. Y. BoyntOn in
case that gentleman makes any. Boynton
o.. Sherman is mouse rs. mountain. -Cdpt-
tai.
Which ID mountain ?
Mrs. Christiancy returned from Peru
some months since and is in Washington
It is reported the ex-senator has good
grounds on which to procure divorce
from her, and will make the effort. Per-
haps one or the other of them IS not a
good Christians }?
The Senate Committee on Privileges
and Elections has decided to report in
favor Of giving Spofford Kellogg's seat.
This has alarmed many Democratic Sena-
tors who fear it will be used in the Re-
publican campaign and result disastr"usly
to the Democracy. 1t is considered doubt
full If the Committee will be sustained IL
the question comes to vote.
Tho report OF the Commission ap-
pointed TO inquire into the effect Of Wells,
Fargo & Co. carrying letters on the Pacific
Coast being adverse to W., F. s. Co., Cal
ifornia comes out strong for the Express
Company. II the Express is not better
than the Post, 1t would not be patronized.
If the people pay their monsy they should
be allowed to take their choice.
-Cbas. Cathcart Taylor, better known
TO readers OF the Philadelphia Times as
&C. CATH" and, at the time OF his death,
city editor OF that paper, suIcided last SUM-
day by shooting himself with pistol du-
ring fit of mental alteration. He was n
city journalist OF prominence and promise,
the city department of the Times under bis
control being equal to that Of any paper in
the country.
miners, taking time by the forelock, have
gone on the Ute Reservation and taken up
agricultural and mineral claims while con-
sderation Of the Ute removal was pending.
Secretary Schurz telegraphed them that
no such locations would be respected; the
War Department has troops stationed at
convenient places to eject the trespasbers,
and the Ute Chiefs ut once started for Colo
RADIO.
President Hayes acceded to Major Re-
nos request asking suspension of approval
Of the findings by the Court dismissiog
him from the service and that he might
be allowed TO resign. The President was
considerable of his gallant record and gave
him the opportunity. Then Reno refused
to resign, whereupon the President very
properly confirmed the sentence OF the
court martial Diminishing him. BY this act
Major Reno has alienated many who were
his friends.
-rhe Herald thinks the table printed in
the New NORTHWEST showing that Mon.
tans is entitled to only one Delegate in the
National Republican Convention is errone-
ous-that all the Territories are entitled to
two delegates each. We think the Herald
will tird out 1t is mistaken. The repre-
sentation as we published il appeared in
several Eastern papers, and VIC have seen
none according Montana more than one
Delegate. Still. we have not seen any
official announcement Of the appointment.
The facts can be easily ascertained by tele-
graphing to Secretary Mcpherson.
-Beaconsfeld, on the sth instant, to the
infinite surprise OF the Houle Of Commons,
ordered dissolution of Parliament and on
the oath the House will adjourn and writs
will be issued for o new election. The
main issues viii be Home Rule and the
maintenance of English influence in the
affairs Of Europe. Disraeli evidently feels
q crisis is approaching in which the main
tenanco Of English policy requires strong
majority just from the people. at bis back.
II be cannot secure that he will resign. 1t
Is thought the government will lose some
members in Ireland aud Scotland on the
Home Rule issus, but it Is anticipated the
other issue will rally England to the sup
port of the Premier.
I'm view OF his arrest, conviction, fiue
and sentence to six months imprisonment,
Kearney's speech before q workinguen's
club IN the First Ward, q few evenings
ago Ia somewhat ludicrous. He said:
"Or1 anize, and tell your neighbor to-
morrow or next sunday that when the bell
taps or the alarm sounds that one OF your
leaders Is hung, you may rally round the
flag; you may rally and give the thieves,
rLong continued applause II they kiln
me then the insurrection will commence 10
earnest. They tell me l must shnt.up or
leave the city. propose TO stay here and
follow the same course which began two
years and five months ago. tGreat APP
plarse. claim this an right. [Applause.
The only way they can silence me 10 70 kill
me. They may lock me mp, but II they
keep me from talking they must cat my
tongue out. Even then / want them TO
remember that the Chinese must go;' the
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