The new North-west. [volume] (Deer Lodge, Mont.) 1869-1897, 1880-03-12
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al-George Alfred Townsend has written
4 a volume of !" Tales of the Chesapeake"
!. king Kaiakaua has had $50 900 pal
ace voted him BY the Hawaiian Legislature.
- No Ute Indian is admitted into good
society in his tribe unless be keeps at least
is dogs. n .fsis, ...a.. ..s. ..y NJ. t,s,.. ,8
London has s72 Anglican Churches.
In New York there In one for every 26l3
iphabitznts. p rif s Afi5e,t .In354 -t-! 81
The Roman Curiaa have placed the
translation OF Paradise Lost in the Index
Expurgstorius. ald0 gesiames.tg ialaliaii ya4
king Humbert Of Italy is fond of
farming. He likes to sit on the fence and
see others do the work. ssI,1,''., s..,.,;ls..
General Grant has been invited by the
City Of New Orleans that city on his. re-
turn from New Mexico I, as..,.as ...fss
/ Gents have begun to appear i 10 San
| Francisco Hitherto five cent pieces have
been the least coin received. 80 ~ -,l.f
Dan Rice don't draw well as n lecturer.
1 On n recent occasion his audience consisted
| of the janitor aud the local editor.
Archbishop Purcell lives at the Brown
| County Convent in Ohio, and is reported to
be completely broken down in health and
spirits. llalf ,a,. . u ,.i W. ~. .,... t.
Delaware is the only place where they
| hold hornipg bees over newly married cou-
pies. There is a, lack of shotguns ia that
State. '..i5 q ~ 7,1." ,'l 70 ~, go "g.'
An effort is being made to secure tele
graphic communication between PARIS and
the principal cities OF France by a system
of underground wires, a,uH GOO -..gr,s .ur.a q
RESOLUTIONS in memory of the late
Bishop Haven have been passed by more
than so churches and other ecclesiastical
organizations. r..sr l.. .,t.. -..l 81. af.. ..,
Cyclones are observed TO sweep across
vast areas of the suns surface with n veloc-
ity two hundred times greater than that of
a cannon ball. '' ." "+. ' ''F" i..le Hin.5
General Grants not-to-be-fo forgotten
third term letter to General Harry White
Is now being exhibited IN glass case az q
Kansas City loan exhibition. -s E.IaH .aasE
aa As a result Of many and apparently
carefully conducted experiments, Kirchner
arrives at the conclusion that the cream of
milk deposited in tin pans rises better than
that of milk placed In wooden vessels. ot
s.il-Gen. BaLcock as well as Gen. Grant
has received legacy from the late ex-S.c-
rstafy Borie. 1t amounts to 5000, and
is to be paid 10 yearly installments of ST.
ESQ. 81 'e''' ..' .'l b" '"7.'''.'"t.1, .r' a.a s
Siemans, the eminent scientist, has
estimated that the entire coal supply Of the
world would be required to furnish suffi-
cient power to pump back the water which
flows over Niagara Falls In year. .;,..
rv--ft Is estimated by those in position 10
know that more miles Of railroad will be
built during 1880 in this country than, du4
ring any other year before. About 5000
miles of new road are already nnder con-
tract, stH. .,tttrlfgU riI rt,l J8 5HH4. . t.,y f4
pr. E. II, Licks OF Pittsburgh, Pa.
has asked for g patent for so-called telop-
iticah or diaphote, by which he says it will
be possible for one OF the two persons using
u telephone u perceive distinctly at the
same time the image Of the person with
~oofh 20 30 s@iAfhs'H nrla sfBft-8 bon. I.-..s -