The new North-west. [volume] (Deer Lodge, Mont.) 1869-1897, 1880-04-23
NEW oa.'wESrERs.
Moody is going to Leadville.

only so pounds.
"A wag says Of topper His nose has
passed the rubicon.
Recipe for making your own eye-wateri
stick your finger in it. IL
"A man without enemies is like bread
without yeast, he never rises.
General Garfield is building himself
handsome and picturesque HOUSE at Men,
tor, Ohio. "
| Con giessman Aiken Is mentioned as a
possible candidate for Governor Of South
Carolina.
1t is said 1000 loaded cars are side
tracked between Davenport and Council
Bluffs awaiting shipment.
John Russell Young wanted to be sent
to China, but the President entertained an
Angel unawares-to Mr.. Young.
Hoop Sing is Chinaman who cleared
SO, 900 out of an opium den in Denver, and
is now going back to China to enjoy life.
Theodore Tilton offers his Brooklyn
house for sale, the price being $1,000. 1t
has two bow windows and $500 mort
gage.
Senator Thurman has been forbidden
by his physician to smoke more than two
cigars day. He has been persistent
| smoker.
1t was Thacksray who answered an
American friend who asked, I" What do
you think of Tupper as poet'" al don't
think of him as poet"
Pope Leo has coffee and rolls for break
fast soup, boiled beef, stewed meat, fruit
and half bottle of wine for dinner, and
for supper contents himself with coffee
soup.
Gath says that no Presidential candi-
date, not even Bayard. is more ohary Of
doing anything to promote his chances
for the Presidency than is General Han
cock.
Five immense blocks OF stops have
been removed from the Great Pyramid Of
Egypt lately, by consent of the Khedive, |
for the purpose of being used in the con- |
struction OF a mosque.
General Imboden, the ex-Confederate |
cavalry leader, who represents large num- |
Der of northern capitalists, has bought A. |
600 acres of mining land in Scott county,
Virginia.
Queen Victoria, having visited the vault |
where several of the royal family Of Eng
land are buried, is reported to have given
orders that one or two of the velvet cofins
which were falling to pieces sh ould be
placed in oak covers, and that in fusu oak |
cases should be used Instead OF velvet at
funerals.
"A. T. Foote, who is partner with Brick
Pomeroy in the publication Of Pomeroy's |
Democrat, has been arrested at La Crosse, |
Wis, on the charge of attempting to set
fire to the Democrat building. The struct-
ure was largely insured, and The purpose of
Foote, it is alleged, was to obtain his share |
Of the insurance.
AT the age of II E. B. Washburne was |
apprenticed 10 the primers trade in the Of |
fee Of the Christian Ints!ligencer at Gardi- |
ner, Maine. 81 am satisfied" said MIR.
Washburne, at later period, that
learned more in the one year I was in ths |
Intelligencer Office than ever learned in |
any one year of my life." More what?
President Jewett, of the Erie Railway,
receives $4,000 a year; Colonel Scout,
President of seven railways, draws $780,
900, salary. There are fifteen general man
ayers of railways in the United States
whose salaries run from SIC, 0C0 to SIS, 900;
nine general superintendents with salary
OF $1,000 to $4,000 yearly, and number
of officers in the same rank who receive
over $1,000.
is the Pacific ocean higher than the
Atlantic? A dispute on this question hav-
log arisen the editor of the Scientific Amer
scdn was asked decide. One argued that
the Pacific was higher, and that If canal
were cut through the Isthmus an immense
current from the Pacific to the Atlantic
would result. The answer given was that
there was no difference of level between the
oceans at mean tide. The tides on the Pa
cific side are about three feet, but on the
Atlantic side they are FIVE or SIX times as
great.
Next to MIR. Beecher, DR.. John Hall. Of
New York, it is said, is the best paid min
lister in this country. He gets $4,000
year in gold and has house worth $3, 900
year free of rent, which makes his salary
$4,000. Mr.. Bcecher is paid SEQ 900, but
receives nothing more. Next to DIR. Hall
comes DR.. Potter. of Grace Church, who
has salary of $4,000 and house to live
in besides. DIR. Dix, of Trinity, is paid
$4,000. and the pastor Of St. Thomas
Church receives $4,000. There are others
ia New York who have from IS 600 to $i0,-
900, but the minister who goes above IS, 600
is considered lucky.
The Now York Tribune says It has
been reported that after the battle Of An
tietam Dr.. Hammond, of this city, whoj
was then surgeon general Of the army, was
going over the battlefield caring for tho
wounded. when he encountered DR.. Garce-
Ion, recently governor Of Maine. The OPP
erations OF Gaicelon upon the wounded
were 80 brutal and so unlike those of
physician that Hammond was obliged to
remonstrate with him and to ask him to
leave the battlefield. Hammond, being in
terviewed by reporter yesterday, declared
the story to be entirely true and character
lied Garcelon a butcher.
Professor Nordenskiold il man Of 46,
short and broad-shouldsrsd. He has .
. largo nose, mouth drawn down at the
corners and pair OF almond-shaped Fin
nish eyes which look out At the world
through spectacles. His small. dropping
mustache and his abundant hair. which ID
fiastsned down and parted on the left side,
are Of light color. His expression 10 said
70 combine something Of d,sdain and
great deal Of sang Jroid. The Professors
t;ti> l. v.s,relv hoporarv--bo has never acted |