The new North-west. [volume] (Deer Lodge, Mont.) 1869-1897, 1880-10-15
.TxE Noa'-WEsTERs.

Yale studsu,s have orgssized Gar
field Club with a membership of 600.
Moody and Saukey will shortly go to
California TO hold a series Of revival meet
ings.
OF sight daily papers started in Paris
last year four had disappeared before the
year was out.
eninently respectable to DO arrested for
debt, because 1t showed that you once bad
credit.
Thomas Mast is wo'th s260,0 and it
has been estimated that sec, e;a'y Schu'z's
legs a,e responsible for about 81 600 of the
auount.
-Colooel Dooau's newspaper work in
Dakota has ceased, ard be has gone 10 Mn
peapolis to take editorial charge OF the
journal.
"A brass baod composed Of 1900 pieces
serena led tbe Enperor Wilhelm at Berlin
the Other day. Uueasy res:s the bead that
listens to b, ass band.
The man who said be would net shave
or have his hair cut until Fremont was
elected is living in Maine. He has kept
his word up 10 date.
-Tbe National Republican Committee
shows its appreciation OF Senator Conk-
ling's lase speech by priotiug an edition OF
$50 900 copies for general ci' collation..
but for the execution of Hale" said
Thurlow Weed, 10 1879, "Washington
would not have executed Andre. So sad
Lafayette. That declaration heard from
his own lips"
Polk Walker, the Confederate Secie-
tary Of War. is likely TO be tbe new United
S,a,es Seua, or fon Alabama. By and by
we sball get a majority Of M. Davis Cab
met 10 Congress.
-Bio pste ue Bjorosou, the Norwegian
novelist aud poet. has arrived 10 New Yo,k
IN cowpauv wrh Mrs. Ole Bull and ber
mother and daughter. he proposes le-
msiuiog in this county several nooths.
| Some bows recently dragged out of the
bed Of tho river near Saltwater village, n.
Y, oos OF Dur goyne's four-pounder iron
cannops, which bad lain there for nearly
1903 years. IL IS in good state Of preser-
vatioD.
An iusepious Rhode Island man has
discovered a use for the despised milk weed
and Ibis fact gives rise 70 the hope thai
soue bepecacror OF his race will And use
Cor rbe small but diabolical boy who a.
ways wants 10 sit in the parlor when yor
call on his sister.
THE heads of the two great partie!
have been easured by hattsrs, who hav'
Tailed the results thus: "J. A. Garseld
II; Chester A. Arthur, "a. Total Repub
lican head, 10. w. 8. Hancock, u; "
H. Eugl,sh. 81. Total Democratic head
IA. Republican majority, I.
Robert Bonner ia evidently considera,
blv disturbed by tho recent renarkabl
psrSormances Of Maud s. and st. Jalier
, and claims tha. Rarus and Fdwin Forres
have been frequently driven in 10. Nj
, Bonner also claims that he has twent
r horses in his stables that can beat 2
: any day.
= The correspondent Of the Hartfor
Pos. conversed recently with Mrs. Hsr
s cock. She said she read Republican pape
9 exclusively, because the Democratic paper
d which spoke only in praise Of her bu
Q band. were too monotouous besides, al
9 wanted to know what her husband hs
s been doing all these years. General Hal
Q cock. since the ofice-seekers began Il
# hunt for place, has lost thirty pound
r avoirdupois.
% Great excitement has been caused
D. Australia by the discovery of the Temo
10 gold field, near Sydaey. The rush of pc
= pie into the township. says the Sydn
10 Morninq Herald, increases daily, men
c' irving even from Victoria. The gre
H. drawback 10 the development of the III
I'd In want of water for pudding purpos
D Gold is being struck very freely.
The pational debt Of New Zeals
- now exceeds $3.50, ,0OO,O while almost
I'm of its principal towns are also heavily
~ debt to Eoglapd. Altogether New Zeala
owes Eugland nearly S1I5,O00,0 900, wbi
.. at five per cent, is $3.50 per head
:, appum interest on its population. TAX
ho that at $50. 900 souls. London fipaec'
ok look grave over these figures, especial!
IL view of the falling off Of the land sales
for -"Tbere is a good story told OF
n President" says the Washington Star,
,be connection with the recent appo'utme
[i.- made to fill vacaocies in the Uni
to States Army. A gentleman who is dis
,eo puished in social life was extremely anx1
TO have the son Of a warm friend design;
hip for one of the vacancies. He called u
,,se the President and made known his requ
ais ,You see. Mr.. President said he. in ad
he eating the young mans claim, his ia
rim I, a distinguished ex-aimy officer, his q
by praodfa, her was gallant soldier OF
of army, aud bis great-gr eat grandfather
au- An officer ia the Davv DUNG the Rev
ced tiouary War These points were pre-
ired with force upon the attention of the T.
was dent. All of saddsa the President
bids And this yong mans father, great-gr
en-. father, aod even more remote glano
be ar have all been officers of the Vi
ter statesp Yes came. the reply. "
,tic- replisd the President with merry chu
pur- don't you think 1t ABOUT time 'ha'
the one in that family earned living for
fas- selI2" .-..
oPou Two Fearless Public Characters
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