The new North-west. [volume] (Deer Lodge, Mont.) 1869-1897, 1880-04-30

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o The rules adopted KsSx essn a.s
JOSEPH DAVIS, Secretary.
Queen Victoria ID In bad health.
Tho American relief ship, Csnstsllation,
reached Queenstown on Tuesday Of last
week.
Tho Supreme Court Of San Francisco
has granted Kearney . writ Of habsas cor
pus returnable before the Suprsme Court.
The Democratic Territorial Central
Committee il called to meet in Helena,
Nay 10th, to elect Delegates to the C,ncin-
natl convention. -
General Miles was before the House
Committee on Pacific Railroads few days
ago and favored tho extension OF time to
the Northern Pacific on account Of it, value
- military highway.
up to the present time Deer Lodge,
Gallatin and Chotsau have elected Grant
Dsleg ates-2s. Lewis & Clarke, Madison,
Nsagher, Jefferson, Bsaverhead and Mis-
soula have elected Blaine Delegates-45.
"Ws have got to take tho medicine" this
time.
The Madisonian, in view Of tho excel
lent developments regarding quartz in the
immediate vicinity Of Virginia City advo-
Gates the erection Of . custom mill. 1t says
there has been uncovered within the past
few months orc enough to supply . ten
stamp mill, running continuously, for tho
next 20 years.
Tho NEW NORTHWEST, with its GUS
tomary enterprise, has secured transla-
ton Of the Official narrative Of Nordensk-
jold's expedition TO the frozen North, and
publishes frst installment in tho current
number. The NEW NORTHWEST would
be credit TO any country, and Montana 10
proud OF it.-HsIsna Capital.
-During:a Hospital Fair Ball in the
Madison Square Garden, New York. last
Wednesday night, while the second and
third floors we're thronged with people, hall
the front on Madison Avenue fell outward
the roof fell In and large number OF pso-
pie we're killed and wounded. The loss to
the building Was s25, 900 to $4,000.
Cyclones are unpleasantly numerous
this spring. Scarcely has the horror Of
the Missouri tornado been realized when
advices come Of another In Illinois, killing
dozen CT moro people and doing immense
damage TO propsry, and that is followed
BY ono almost - destructive At Macon,
Georgia, and south Of Nashville, Tennessee
Tho Republican Territorial Convention
With met in Salt Lake city last week de-
posed the old Central Committee and ap-
pointed new one. It also elected Judges
Bennett and Thomas as delegates to the
Chicago Convention instead Of those ap-
pointed by the Committee. They were not
instructed for any particular Presidential
candidate.
Congressman Finley, during consider
alton Of the Indian appropriation bill 10
the House April Is, took occasion to have
read, with all the endorsements, Capt. Ed
Balls report In 1875 Of the pork and -four
swindls attempted on tho Gov Indians.
It led to quite . spicy correspondence at
the time between tho War and Interior
Departments, and, Mr.. Finley claimed, the
charges made BY Capt Ball had never been
Investigated.
--Telegrams give account OF the as-
assassination OF Charles DeYoung. ono Of
the proprieton Of the San Francisco
CAroniels, BY I. n. Kalloch, SON Of the
Mayor Of San Francisco, whom Chas. De-
Young attempted to asssssinats some
months ago. DeYoung had violently ~
sailed the senior Kalloch In the Chronicle,
even unto defamation Of his father. Kali
Loeb, minister, rstorted by trsducing De-
Young's mother. DeYounx endeavored TO
assassinats him, then vent to Kansas, Mas
sacbusstts and other places Kallooh had
resided and procured oil the information no
could derogatory to KAlloch, to bs used, It
b supposed, either In evidence on the trial
or in print. A few days since an anonymous
pamphlet Of sixty pages appeared In San
Francisco, evidently emanating from De-
Young and violently assailing K4lloch.
Kalioch's son, who IL also . preacher, fol-
lowed DeYoung into bis Office and killed
him. Owing 70 the prominent position Of
the principal parties the affair has created
much sxcitsuest. The action OF oil three
he's been malicious, vulgar, rufianly and
oowndly. They have sown the wind and
RAPED tho whirlwiDd. DeYoung was Ger
taialy NOT the right man to control great
paper for good KAlloch 10 not ct man to
b Mayor Of civilized city, and bis son
win better adorn the gailows than the pull
pit The ChrsniclS assailed Kalloch not
because Of his bad character. but because be
was heading the revolt Of the Sand Lot
against the domination Of that paper. The
matter ran into personal fsud and has no
further significance, Tho action Of each
d indsfsnsibls. One has died BY violence
another, II he gets his dsserta, will atone
for IL With his life, and the other will know
peace no moro. .<... -..
L-E TINE NORTHERN PACIFIC BILL.
Lizitations and Restrictions Proposed.
WAsHISeToS, April 2l.--In the Senate
to-day, window, from the Committee on
Railroads, reported with amendments the
hill EXPANDING the time for tho completion
r. the Northern Pacific Railroad. r3
Tbs bill ~ amended extends the time
given the COMPANY for the compilation Of
the main line and its branches six years
from the passage Of the act, subject to the
following ceeditioos.