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The new North-west. [volume] (Deer Lodge, Mont.) 1869-1897, 1880-04-16
CUSTER COUNTY.
Yellowstone journal, 3D..
CH0TEAU COUNTY.


EIoih tAC
Hopeful feelings are expressed by our business Den
in regard to the commercial boom this season
The demand for building is great that leathsr
houses tents will have to be set up for the accom
mediation OF the public.
The Episcopal Church fund has reached the peyb-
borhood of $4,000 and the Church Committee p,a,'J
building brick church 3OxG0,
We are pleased to learn that MIR. W. II. Todd ,o,.
business manager Of the Benton branch Of Aurrh,
Neel il Co.'s grocery establishment, has purcha.e5
a. interest in the House and is now member of the
arp,
The new North-west. [volume] (Deer Lodge, Mont.) 1869-1897, 1880-04-16

MADRID, April 12.-Otero, the regicide,
will be executed on Wednesday. He WAS
placed In the pillory twenty-four hours pre-
vious to his execution, according TO Gus
tom.
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DEER LODGE COUNTY REPUBLICAN
CONVENTION.

The Republicans of Deer Lodge County are re-
ouerted 10 meet IN Mass Convention at ONeils Hall
Deer Lodge, Montana, on Saturday, April l7th lsso
al ~ O'Clock M To elect delegates TO the Territorial
Convention, to be held In Helena May list 1880
BY order OF the Republican County Committee Oh
avn FRED, K. GLEASON,
Secretary.
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The Rev. w. II. III. Mesray will soon y.
turn TO Boston and again b talked s'ou~
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TERRITORIAL.
BEAvERHEAD COUNTY.
Atlantis Tth.

Auantis Ith.
Three wagons containing forty pilgrims ,r.,.,
Sunday. They were destined for various part, q, ~,
Territory. tue
IT'S said that there are over 500 immigrants o
transportation at the end of the track tn ya.'"
parts of this Territory. u'
DR.. Beal the jovial host of the Centennial H.,
Butte, left Sunday evening for San francisco wi
The Hecacompany is replacing their seeo,a
small furnace with alarge one of the most np,nus,
pattern capacitated to smelt 90 tons per day I,
made In Chicago.
The Rochester mining camp 10 reviving,
CUSTER COUNTY.
Yellowstone journal, Sd,
Miles City is attaining an unenviable record Ras,-
Hail, chore boy, recently attempted to OUTRAGE h,'
employers wife. After celebrating on the punsn
ment the employer finally gave him coed covh,s
ing.
DR., Lebcher was acquitted in HE examination f..
killing Reece.
The General Terry was to leave Yan kton for Nil.
City April LIST and is expected up by the 10th or ,,s
of May.
Fourteen lodges of hostile Sioux belonging 1, g.
ting Bulls band have come in and given them.el,..
up to Gen. Miles, Buffalo are scarce and thew ass
that large number are soon coming in to do IT,
Wige
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SOUTHERN DEER LODGE COUNTY.
Ernnfinr 1nHnr

j. D. Cameron, Secretary of the Workingmen',
Onion, has accepted the position of chief clerk in
Denis DrIscols store at WalkcrvIe.
Messrs. Hathaway & Brown have struck l7-foOt
vein of high grade ore in the Cataract district Rich
discoveries being made daily in that region and
general stampede is anticipated.
new boiler has been added to the works of Gagnon
mine. An addition will also be erected to the pres
ent building, in order to afford more room to tn
hosting works The ore body continues to Increase
in richness and quantity as developments proceed
Eight old Montanians have crossed the shadow
vale within the last two weeks Dan Hammond, Ted
Sweeney, Capt. p. T. Williams, Capt. A. Dasold
Otis Strickland Mrs. Rosa Engesser, Joseph Fossen
and William Tuhbs.
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GALLATIN COUNTY.

zkFuh4t NV''fIN't VtI
The first German" in the Territory was danced nj
Chestnut Hall on the evening of The 3lst.
There is considerable excitement in town over tho
favorable news recently received by sy Mounts and
others from Yogo gulch.
Fox and Rogers, two of the prisoners who broko
jail and fed recently captured at or near Hunt
ley, Custer county, Sheriff McKensie having them in
charge.
The Sawtelle Company is PLAYING in Bozeman.
I'M. Lindley this week purchased Of Jas. whiteot
this valley herd of about 200 head of stock cattle al
present on the Yellowstone range. The consideration
was $3.50 per head.
Many persons in Bohemian believe the Public School
building dangerous slthoug engineers and mechanics
say it is perfectly safe.
SOUTHERN DEER LODGE COUNTY
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REPUBLICAN, TERRITORIAL coNvEN-
TON.

The Republicans Of the Territory OF Montana are
requested 10 meet by delegates or aernates In con-
vention NJ the Court House In Helena on Saturday at
II O'Clock a. m, May let, 1880, for the purpose OF
selecting two delegates and two aernates TO atteno
the Republican National Convention TO be heid I'D
Chicago June Sd, 1880. The several counties are en-
titled TO representation az follows: .o
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In more familiar with the wants OF peo-
pie of this Territory than other Congress-
men and some of his services In alternating
them are not prominently mentioned in bis
"boom." He has done the Territories
some service In Congress and the Terrific.
ries make acknowledgment thereof. But
II Il Ia not deemed that he is worthiest to
DO placed at the head of this Nation, 1t does
not follew that this service should compel
support a. against those who are preferred.
Sherman is not 10 the contest to degree
that renders consideration Of his claims or
qualifications Of moment.
Il looks to rs the wiser choice OF the Re-
publican party Is outside the trio Of aspi-
rants above named. The machine politi-
clans have put their men forward. The
country may accept their selection but in
Its heart 1t turns from them to hope for
better things. Tho desire is for wise,
pure, steadfast Republican. experienced in
the world OF government, in fortune be-
yond the allurements Of gain, In years past
the influence Of unsettled ambitions, In
character unblemished and of the best " %
OF American character and manhood.
Among oil who are eminent in these re-
spects, possessing national good viii and
international reputation, we know Of none
surprising e. B. Washburne. 1t is not
necessary to eulogize him. His forty years
Of public. life arc without bjemjsh from local
to Cabinet snd Ministerial positions; ser.-
Ing well bis neighbor constituents or stand
ing grandly Ia turbulent Paris the. reprs-
sentative OF tho American goyernmept as
snceessful arbitrator between nationalities
rcnsed 70 fercest hatred. Z. B. washburne
has bean. equal to every occasion and hon.
ored the nsps Of American citizen. The
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1880-04-22

sentimental naturally strong prejudice, a
race acknowledgements the man of the
oueu, who lives on rat-tail soup and works
for starvation wages; and he is wise enough
TO know that it is not because OF
his declared enmity to him that Kearney
has been punished, but because he threat
ened the lives and property of the people
of great city, because he Yves an inccn-
diary, fre-brand, who prostitutcd the bal
lot-boX to nefarious purposes, and de-
stroyed the confidence of the people by ar
raging class against cass-threatening an
archy, confusion and dislntegration of So
clety itself. Kearney has been justly and
properly punished, and it is earnestly TO be
hoped that his will be an example to re-
strain frothy demagogues everywhere in
the future, to restrain them within the
limits of a decent respect for the rights
which the constitution guarantees to every
citizen of the republic.
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RICH CONGRESSMAN.
Washington Letter,

see a paragraph floating around the
newspapers TO the effect that Senator Henry
g. Davis is the richest man in West Vir-
ginia. ! guess this is true, and, like all
rich men in congress, he did not inherit,
but earned his money When he was
seventeen years old Senator DAVIS was q
brakeman on the Baltimore & Ohio rail-
road. He was promoted from one position
to another until he became man OF con-
siderable importance upon the road, when
he found more lucrative employment as
superintendent of coal mines in West Nr-
glnia. Here he began to grow rich, until
by able management and wise foresight he
has accumulated an immense fortune.
Senator Davis is man Of some oddities,
and often annoys his fellow senators with
the persisteney with which he pursues
whatever he undertakes, whether il be an
ignus fatuus or something practical but,
leaving the hobbies out of consideration, he
is an excellent man and useful senator.
The rich congressman are Newberry of
Michigan, Morton and Starin of New York.
Loring and Russell of Massachusetts,, Sin
gleton of Illinois; and the rich senators
are Sharon and Davis of Nevada, Don
Cameron, Davis of West Virginia and Da-
Wis of Illinois, Mcpherson of New Jersey
and Baldwin Of Michigan; and, as stat
ed, they all commenced life in poor and
humble circumstances.
Senator Baldwin made his money in the
mercantile business, commencing in small
way in Detroit in 1888, about the time the
late Senator Chandler commenced.
Congressman Newberry made his money
in manufacturing. He has been a jack at
all trades. railroad man, civil engineer,
lawyer and a manufacturer. He is now
president of thirty-fve corporations for
manufacturing enterprises.
Judge Davis, of Illinois, made his By
wise investments in the early history Of
that state. Gen Singleton made his in a
similar way.
Morton, of New York, commenced early
as a merchant, and moved from New Eng
land 10 New York just in time to catch the
food time at the commencement Of the
war Mr.. Starin was a clerk in drug
store when he was boy, but got begin
ming as boatman and now controls more
water crafts than any man in the world.
Sharon and Jones made their money in
mines.
Mcpherson, OF New Jersey, in cattle
dealing.
Loring and Russell in manufacturing
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MOMAN'S RIGHTS BOOM.


Woman's rights got tremendous boom
the other day in Cleveland, OHIO. a young
lady was passing along a street in this city,
swinging her purse, containing twenty dol
lars, in her hand. 4 thief caught her hand
and made off with the purse; but She,
nothing daunted made after him. Her
feet were a trife large-No. shOes-but,
nevertheless, she made such rapid progress,
shrieking in the meanwhile, that the fel-
low dropped the purse, but kept on the even
tenor Of his way. She loosened her over
skirt Of poplin, as il caught too much wind,
and let it 60, Her bonnet slipped of her
head on to her shoulders, but she took out
a hair-pin, and away it went, Her back
hair came down, and a $3.50 blonde switch
fell into the gutter, Still she kept on,
Her mind was made up to catch that thief
Oh the perseverance Of woman! Her
front hair was streaming over her face. She
lost both her garters; her striped stockings
were down at the heels. Though the thcr.
mometer was at twenty-four degrees, yet
her tight lacing and the exercise brought
out the pcrspiration fearfulIy. But she
was determined to catch that thief; and
she did Just as the hooks in her under
dress gave way she grasped the thief, and
once having hold, nothing could shake her
of. She handed him to policeman and
then retraced her steps, gathering up the
lost toilette We venture to assert that
that girl will maintain her own rights, and
the man who marnes her will have to sup.
port her.
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The Chicago Tribune offers prizes for
the solution Of Logan's speeches with
about the same recklessness that character
lied the author OF the 13.1j-14 puzzle. 1t
will give the first person who unravels the
following passage from the last round Of
Logan's Chicago battle with the Anglo.
Saxon tongue, the choice between a sewing
machine or ticket to the races
"Grants four years to come, with his ex.
perience, will cement the union together as
to-day il is, or ought to be, considered as
being cemented 10y the blood Of patriotism.
Iron bllstered IN passing through fire and
steam, should be considered as wine from
the trodden grape; as gems from the Col.
condas, and each and every lake and river
in its ripping should murmur paaus to the
grandeur Of this mighty nation Of ours
and it should be preserved, and Will
Grant at its head, with our flag floating OF
every part Of this land and whitening ever,
sea, with our commerce floating every
where, with the man at the head of ON
government whom every nation knows Wi
preserve the rights OF this country agains
all foes
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TIE USElESSNESS OF PREACHING
AGAINST FASHION.
Rev Henry Ward Bppchpr

There is no faculty in the human soul
that is not right IN Its primary nature, but
it is in the uses to which we put them that
that they are right or wrong OF course
there are some things which are true that
miAister should not talk about. There
are moral morasses he cannot pass over,
and mountains right in the way of the
preacher that he cannot get over, and one
OF them Is fashion DO you suppose that
am such fool as to suppose that anything
| could say against fashion would make
one ribbons difference If 1t was the
fashion TO turn the Toe under the heel YOU
would 90 on tiptoe for all that could say
and If wOsp.like waist is the fashion,
though the physicians may talk against it,
and say il is destructive to health, and if
some Partisan harlot had got up that fash.
ION, 1t would go and all the world would
have IT, Fashion is even barbarc, gro.
tesque and uncomfortable, but to lis be.
nests You must all conform. don't say
ms to help you any; | say il to relieve my.
self. "Do not conform TO the vanity of
fashion" IT is my duty to say but say II
with the consciousness that am a voice
crying in the wilderness.
|
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KEEP your bowel and kidneys ID healthy
state by the of Kidney-Wort.

GIVEN UP BY DocroRs. us il possible
that Mr.. Godfrey is up and at voR, ana
cured by so simple remedy"
~ assure you it Is true that tla he is
entirely cured, and with nothing bit Hop
Bitters; and only ten days ago his doctors
gave him up and said he must die"
"Well-a.day! That is remarkable! |
will go this day and get some for ny poor
George know hops are good." -Salem
Post.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1880-04-22

TURKEY is suffering from misrale and ma
tional bankruptcy, There is no money in
the treasury, the army and navy contract
ors are unpaid and a shutting off Of sup
plies is imminent The porte has shown
itself so incapable of governing the empire
that the better classes hope the great pow
ers will soon make change OF some kind.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1880-04-22

MEssRs. CARPENTER AND BLAINE made
speeches on the Geneva award bill in the
senate, the former paying his respects to
the latter at some length, and sabauing his
cxuberance not little, \ large crowd had
assembled in anticipation Of heated con.
troversy, but nothing Of the kind occurred
The debate on this question, freely partici-
pated in, as it has been, by the wisest law
yers Of the senate, has not afforded Mr.
Blaine the best opportunity to exhibit his
peculiar powers of oratory, a fact which
he, at least, seems to appreciate.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1880-04-22

KEAREEY has had his head shaved
and in a striped suit, made according to
the regulations Of the California penitent.
AIRY, was put to work for that state. China.
town should have been illuminated, and,
no doubt, would, IL its inhabitants did not
have great fear Of the prejudice which
Xcarney excited, and which has not been
@Ycd by the trial and condemnation Of
me hid sand-lotter. There is strong
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OFFICE RS:
WILLIAM STRATTON, PRESIDENT.
ROABD OLE MANAGERS.

J.J, GORDON. Physician. ......... Cairo, III
Mr., A. =. TAYLOR superintendent OF
Schools, Alexander County............
j, a GOLDsrlNE Of Goldstiue x Ros
enwater. Wholesale Gnd Retail Dealers
IN Staple and Fancy Dry GOods.....,... " -
y. b. THIsTLEWOOD, Of Hiukle &
ThistlewOod Commission Merchants,
Cotton and Tobacco Factors. "
:. d, AYkES, Of Ayre- Il Co, Commits
sion Merchants OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. % "
THOMAS LEWIS, Insurance Manager
and Attorney ~ Lsw....,....'''..,,....... " 4"
WV. sTRATrON Of Stratton BIRD
Wholesale GrOCers DO. .,...,,,.. ...,...,., g. "
GEO NJ. ALDEN, Commission Mer.
chant, Is Ohio Leyec.,................. "
JAS. $ REARDEN, Agen, Mississippi
Valley Transportation Company ....,.... " "
CHAs r. STUART, Wholesale and Re.
tail Dry Goods and Notions. ......,..." "
EDWARD 4. BUDER, Manufacturing
Jewer and Wholesale dealer III Watch.
Makers Tools and Materials .......... "
CHARLES LANCASTER, Lancaster IL
Rice, Lumber Dealers ............. ,..,.,,.' 4" a."
c o, PATIER, c. o. Paticr & GO,
Wholesale and Retail Merchants ........ " o..
REV BY GEORGE Pastor Presbyterian
= THTrf: insn;snce iS,s;:.I:;;'.
q. W MCKEAlG, Po-tmastef........... " "
5. =, WHEELER, Attorney ard Counsel.
or at Observation-Disclosures. - -
Mis-. LOUISA FlsHBACK,,,.......... 4" "
OSCAR HAYTH RI, Wholesale ard
Retail Boots Shoes and Dry Goods. "
A j, BIRD, Merchant and Steamboat
liPrOprlttOr ...,,.,,,.,.,. ...'''',.,. " %
WILLIAM KLUGE, General MerCh disc "
Drnpgi.t . '.,...',....,,,.,.. d" 80
j, Y. RENNIE, Foundry and MGcbiui.t "
ALBERT LEWIS . ....
Mrs. l., A HOWARD, Boarding House. "
W. i, PITCHER Insurance Agent. "
A. HALEY, Dealer in Stoves. Tin and
nNrONurt ,'.,,,''''.,.. ,,',,t.'''s'' w
l., w. GREEN, Green, Wood & BcunC.
MllItfs,,, .,,.t'..,.,..' ',s,,,',''.,,'''
u +, POTTER, Editor and Publisher
ArgnsJournal Mound City, "
Mrs :. A. ,...,,........,..Nilla Ridge, "
A. j. FRENCH, Farmer ...........Blrd Point, NJ
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1880-04-22

THg Rhode Island women are clamoring
for suffrage ION the same terms as men.
If they get the legislature TO give them
such terms, very small portion Of them
can vote, Tor one-tbird Of the voters Of the
state are DISTINGUISHED by Rhode Islands
peculiar laws.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1880-04-22

A GREAT DISCOVERY BYA G,EAT MAN.
This, primarily, is what Waner's Safe
Nervine is. The great man isone of the
most famous living physicians. He found
harmless remedy for all kinls of pain,
Others improved il. and the iina. result is,
the Safe Nervine now manufactured by H..
II. Warner e. Co,
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1880-04-22
VIeYAux, the French billiardst, will not
again accept a challenge from Slosson.

THE London Times attributes the propo-
sition to abrogate the Clayton 'Bnlwer treaty
to De Lesseps. It can understand the ieal-
ousy Of the Americans in the matter Of for
eign interference, but thinks the treaty
soon 10 be set aside foTbids in express words
the very thing they seek 10 guard against.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1880-04-22

ANOTHER VICTIM OF KERos NE. Last
night while Miss Jenny RobinsoL of 1858
John street, was trying to light the fire
with kerosene, the usual consequences fol-
lowed. A prompt application o Henry's
Carbolc salve relieved the pain, and her
recovery, which was al first doubtful, is
now assured.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1880-04-22
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The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1880-04-22
HOPE FOR THE DEAF

GARMoRE's ARTIFICIAL EAR Drums
PERFECTLY RESTORE THE HEARING AND
perform the work Of the Natural Dram. Always In
position, BUT INVISIBLE TO OTHERS All
conversation and even whispers heard distinctly
We refer TO those using them Send for descriptive
circular. GARM0RE EAR DRUM co, ClNulN.
NATL ONO,
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1880-04-22
LEtiAi..
GALE OF Personal PROPERTY OF
SAMUEL u, HALLIDAY, DECEASED.

Notice N hereby given, that under and by virtue
OF an order of the county court Of Alexander county
on wednesday the 18th day Of Mny A, ID. 1870, be.
tween the hours of ten o'clock n, IN, and five
o'clock p, m, of soid day, at No, G3 ohio Lcyee,
Cairo, Illinois the personal property OF Samuel u
Halliday, deceased consisting OF purlsr, bed room
and dining room furniture, carpets picurce, piano
and many other artiCce win be sold ut public sale.
Terms Of sale cash.
ADA G. AISTllORPB.
HENRY l., HALLIDAY,
Guardian minor heirs Of $ u, Halliday, deccased.
Dated, Cairo, Illinois, April pth, 1880
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spruce ST. where advertising contracts may oe
maze for il in New YORK.
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The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1880-04-22

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should buy Carriers Little Liver Pills,
Forty Pills in u vial; only one pin dose,
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