The new North-west. [volume] (Deer Lodge, Mont.) 1869-1897, 1880-07-23
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the Black Hills has been decided by Judge
Moody In favor Of that Company.
Denis Kearney left San Francisco by
overland train on Wednesday Of last week
lie said be was going where he would not
see man or woman for month. IL he had
left for all time how happy San Francisco
would be.
That "taffy" was not lost on Tilden.
He tapped the "bar'l" for hundred
thousand dollars and has more friends In
the Democratic party than ever. Behold
how reprehens,ble 1t 10 for Republican Of
fcisl to contribute few dollars 10 the
campaign fund, but how blessed are the
ways Of Democrat who placeth hundred
thousand "wbere 1t will do the most good. "
I'm 1868 Foruey published, In the Phil
adelphs Press, the following: Hancock,
o LoLnson General, assumes command in
the Fifth Military District-Lpuisiaua-
and forthwith down go the coIors Of the
Nation. Alas. for the
loyal men OF Texas, with Sheridan thou
sand miles away! And
now that Hancock comes In to turn the
military against the Reconstruction acts,
We must look for dark days IN Texas and
louisiana" The man worshipper has
chopped.
Under the act Of Congress making APP
propriatlons for the fiscal year ending June
80, 80, there are 30 more special agents OF
the Post Office Department. The act which
abol.shes the title Of special agent provides
for the continuation Of the Office under the
title OF Post-0fice Inspectors, aud all -
serene. L. IL presumed that the change IS
made with the organic atom Of the frat
European postal departments in mind, 10
which this Office Is designated as that OF
inspector. In fact, nine tenths Of tho work
Of this service Is regularly inspecting Post
Offices, and not in ferreting out depreda-
tions.-Ex.
Incidental to the Democratic strife for
the Delegateship nomination Maginnis has
been alluded to o. the Oliver Twist OF the
Democratic party asking for more" We
do not think the point we'll made. In the
first place Oliver Twist was brutally beaten
and starved and to ask for "more" was
simply 10 get enough sustenanoe TO hold
soul and body together. This has not been
Maginnis' treatment. And then he don't
ask for "more." He merely wants to hold
fast 10 what no has got. He has good
thing and the Apostle Paul has advised and
counselled him to eight 1t out on that line
prove all things: hold fast that
which Is good"
Gen. Ruger's report Of the Musselshell
and Judith country will be forwarded 70 the
department within the next Is days, from
which the permanent location will be chos-
en-. IL Ia expected that orders will then be
issued forthwith for the construction OF the
post. It 10 to have capacity for four COM
psnies, bat It is not supposed that more
than quarters enough for one company will
be built before cold weather, in which
event both 1t and Fort Logan will be oc-
cupied during the coming winter-oue
company at each post. Il will DO of great
advantage to the country to haye the new
post constructed and occu pied without de.
lay.-Rocky Mountain Husbandman.
The Conserpatipe Of July 9th, declares
that the process Of Mr.. John A. Robinson,
formerly OF California but now Of New
York City, at an expense OF 90 per ton ex-
tracts all the gold and silver from rock and
does away with all expensive reduction
works, $4,000 being sufficiently to pur-
chase machinery to reduce ~ tons per day.
Robinson first hears the ore to . cherry red
color, then plunges 1t into cold bath FORM
I'd Of strong brine, sulphate Of copper and
cyanite Of potassium which utterly disin- |
tegrates the ore, when 1t Ii amalgamated In |
the usual way without loss OF the precious
metals and with only trace OF loss Of
quicksilver. The Oonssrpatius gives the
names Of some thirty companies which |
have contracted to use the process.-a L. |
Tribune.
Tho Benton Record speaking Of the in
creasing depreciation Of British Indians who |
oome south Of the line 10 steal horses says
The ofiense 10 increasing to unbearable pro. |
portions and that II 10 likely to result In |
war. 1t says: &" They understand what |
The Iron Line boundary LineJ means,
II they have been drilled TO Il by the half
breeds, who give them TO understand that /
The Americans cannot follow them for horse |
and suggests that "some ar
should be made between the
United States and Canadian Governments
70 that Indian murderers and marauders
could DO followed and captured from either
tide. and by either party" That Ii good
dea and although difficulties may present
themselves II would be q good project for
bur Delegate tn hammer on In the State
Department. As the frontier settles up the
-efuRe afforded by "the Line" will work
disastrous results unless "the sauctity OF
he flag " 10 suspended 20 far a. relates to
Iavages.
Tho Democracy have taken not little
omfort out Of what they deemed the alien
Ition Of Conk!inR, Cameron, Logan and
3raut from the support OF Garfield and the
ops that they would "chuck him In the
smpaiRn. Although worn out by . long
essiou Of Congress and the manipulation
the Grant campaign which broke ut
'hicago. even many Republicans begrudged
he Senatorial trio needed months rest
sfore entering on the great political CON-
ut, and tho Democratic citation was but
10 complement Of much Republican dis.
'ust. Within the past few days, however,
roy have stood forth able, earnest and de-
,rminsd ~ ever and even the Silent Chief
n spoken his purpose Of hearty support
, Garfield. Il Ia about an equal chance
lst Grant will take the stump for Garfield
sfore the campaign progresses much fur
Ter. With thia unity prevailing among ,
10 leading friends OF Grant Forney, Pear
IN and such other few " dead ducks " must :
'el that their spostssy ID rather Contempt.
10. The Republican party 10 solid aud !
lat means victory. - ,