The new North-west. [volume] (Deer Lodge, Mont.) 1869-1897, 1880-10-08
NEW NOE -WESTERS.


have died SINCE the 1st May.
The spelling s'catalog" is obtaining on
several Of tho Eastern literary publica-
ton.
1t is said there are 1900 prospectors
operating in the Saw Tooth and Wood riy-
or country. aa
Just a. . jury at Troy, N, Y, the 9th
or day reported that they could not agree,
the prisoner rose in his place and pleaded
guilty.
Senator Lamar has % far recovered
his health that hs expects to take the
stump in Mississippi before the Presidential
election. . .,-, ..s, o.,
Ono of the Republican candidates for
Presidential elector In Ohio is iucligible,
having been appointed o.. 8. Comnis-
sioner In '67. - sep as.G .s.a-'saf ssl
The portraits Of the Governors Of Ore,
gon have been painted and the artist is
now ready to dispose Of them to the State
for $500 each. I'D
Tho Democrats Of Arkansas have built
10 schoolhouses in 25 years. The Republi-
cans in the same state built 1852 school
houses in 8 years.
Tho Texas Republicans have put fnll
State ticket into the field. As tho majorI-
ty against them in IT'S was 70, 900 they have
chance for some lively up hill work.
"A western young man dressed mp ~ .
girl and got half Of tho beaux Of town
that he visited in love him, until he gave
himself away by not fainting at the sight
Of mouse.
Sir George Ellioys expenses in unsuc-
oessfully contesting the Parliamentary
borough OF South Durham arc rerurned at
about $50, 900, although some Of the ac-
counts are disputed.
! The citizens of Yanktop have subsori-
bed $4,000 far the experimental srtssian
we'll, and tho boring will begin IS soon As
the contracts have been concluded. Great
interest is taken in the experiment.
1t is stated that both Jay Gould and
| Wn. Il. Vanderbilt, who own nearly two
| thirds of the Western Union Telegraph
| Stock, are anxious to have General Grant
become President Of that company.
-Wm. q. Vanderbilt's income from bis
investment in &51, ,OoO, 900 Of four per cent.
Government bonds is represented at $5, 900
daily, which is $aos.25 per hour, $s,47 per
minute, or over five cents per second.
The New York Sun, in speculative
kind Of way, thinks it is not unlikely that
when tho next Congress comes together
the spectators in the galleries may see the
one familiar face Of Hon. Elihu B. Wash |
burne.
Rev. .. B. rockingham writes to the |
Nee Rslgion,a: 81 have finally relin-
quished my post and abandoned my pro
---ri-Af~----~~----'~A-- -
know me again. He will remain in Eu-
rope year or two.
The New York Pests financial article
saws the leading Cslifornians are becoming
Of the opinion that there is no possibility OF
floating new mining enterprises OF any
magnitude in this o,ty and have abandoned
the field and gone homo. D.. 49,.
1T Is singular General Butler should
| s.,ouse the cause OF Gen. Hancock, after
| haviux in '67, in Congress, attempted 70
! deprive Hancock of his rank and emolu-
| ments as Major General and defeated in the
effort by General Garfield.
Jay Gould has paid the travelling ex-
penses from the Indian Territory OF six
teen young Indian girls, who are 70 be
placed in Mr.. Moody's Seminary 1t North
Geld, Mass, educated at the Federal ex-
penss and returned home.
"A two-story well is among tho curios-
tiles OF Erin, N. Y. The two parts are ono
\ above the other and separated By ton or
twelve feet OF hard pan. Water can %
pumped from either we'll, and the lower ono
pumped dry while the upper one remains
full 1 .' -@"- .f.f..7'
| -Heistsr Clymer, the chevalier, without
reproach, on the Democratic side OF the
House of Representatives, been beaten for
reuominat,on by . man with the dreadful
name Of Ermentrout. Mr.. Clymer Is " the
most popular Democrat in Congress and
will ,ps sadly missed. .as $40" sataaaJ .s.aa.s .
1 There we're in tho whole world In tho
| wear of '79 about 21o, 900 miles Of raiirosd,
with l05, 900 locomotives, representing 2
I force equal TO 80. 000. 600 horse power The
force Of other steam engines in use for: va
rious purposss DR.. Eagel sets down - ct
least ls, ,0OO, 900 horss power. ..oass g,s.rl
The Democrstic party goss back fifty
years TO tho days Of jackson to and some
thing 70 boast Of. and goes back eighty
wears to find mud 10 fling at the Republican
| marty bat when tho Republicans parade
the record OF the Democratic party during
the past four yeaIs, 1t moans and snivois'
"Ob. don't take MP the psst."l4
A good deai Of interest b created IN
Wi,ooosin by tho announcement that I:ast
sloan has abjured bis Democracy and VII
1 .npport Garfield. He 10 former Repuo'i
can Who went over TO the Dsoocrats visi
Groeley.. He Is IN able and indususis
man and an orator, and win take the ssuml
! Tor the Republican candidates, q
+ -"Dar ain't no use oh tryia' TO hide ye
.in. under fins clos, TO- dc Lawd can 90
.. .liok froo broadslof.' Y said the, Rey. Jane
: | .Delsvsn C Kansas camp nesting. Da'
Kirbv. I well-drssssd gambler, ooustrue
IN. words n . personal insult and whippe
! ths preacher after the services. .r.yss...i7
a A Band OF Sheep Stolen
- Z" - Nevada state Journal. itA7 20 p
III Oscar Tharp and George Fferce sre eoo
= ones. Tho Evans Bros. acntrustsd 20 sns
: care not long sgc bssd of shssp, ana no
! the Eyans Bros. monrn ne lsss 81 s.e !. :.
tire baad, which thsy claim b. ossn - s.o'' =
! .pd spirited svay by thaas hsrdsr.. !.
SUPPOSED tbsv moved thsm svss mon :
= r.ne. near Reno aboas the sSth' q Ausn'
: epd novsd north With thsm. peesa' p,,an
= through s,sra aad .Plumas eoartast Y