The new North-west. [volume] (Deer Lodge, Mont.) 1869-1897, 1881-09-02
Tel egrams in Brief.

BERLIN, August 31.-The Emperor has
thoroughly recovered.
WASHINGTON, August 24.-George w.
Riggs, the banker Of this city, died this morn
ing.
SEATTLE, W. T., August 22.--The run of
salmon has begun and promises to be very
large.
ST. LOUIS, August 27.--A privatetelegram
says the business part OF Piano, Iexas, was
destroyed by fire last night. Loss not
stated. t4
BERLIN, August 27-The Boersen Courier
reports the health of Emperor William bad.
He is suffering from severe attack OF indi-
gestion.
CHARLESTON, S. c., August 31.--Reports
from Al rice plantations show the crops are
greatly damaged and the works in some cases
destroyed. ..
PARIS, August 31.-A new Journal found
ed by Gambetta, and Significantly entitled
La Rerision, will make its appearance Sep
TENDER 10Th as the mouthpiece Of the Revis-
ionsts.
LONDON, August Silt is announced
that in the approaching consistory at the
Vatican Monseignor Frephel, well-known for
his hostility to the French government, will
be renominated for Cardinal.
LONDON, August 25.-The dory, Bath
City, which arrived at Falmouth, lost her
only cargo overheard week ago. The boat
| is very cranky, but they intend togo to Ham,
burg and winter at Atlantic Bay.
NEW YORK, August 31.-Dr. Hamilton
this morning said he was well satisfied with
the Presidents condition. Theprogress was
as great as could be expected and there was
Il IL, e.. haliaf in,
WASHINGTON, August 31.-Guiteau writ
ing to Corkhill expresses increased regret
that he was unable to kill the President In
church, and thus secure instant death. He
| is sorry he suffers so much and good deal
more sorry he is not dead. '%-
New YORK, August 31.-Arthur receives
but few calls. The Republican State Com
mittee met to-day. Some thought Arthur
would resign the chairmansh!p. He was at
his sea-. however. Ex-senator Plat presided
II was decided to hold the State Convention
at New York City, Oct. 9th.
| CuIcAeo, August 31.--Heavy rains are
reported from Omaha to Kentucky, which
has broken the backbone of the long dry
spell. The temperature has been greatly
reduced. The benefit to the corn crop will
be great, although not enough to repair
wholly the damage done by drought.
SILvEKToN, Col, August 27.--Last night
d. G. Gasbury, City Marshal, was killed by
two roughs, Burt Wilkinson and Dyson
bridge. The whole town is aroused and the
murderers will be lynched If captured.
bridge is a notorious desperate and large
reward is offered for his arrest for other
crimes.
New York, August 24.-The Under.
ground Rapid Transit Road on Manhattan
Island, which has been so long talked of
would seem to be at length In fair way OF
accomplishment. Vanderbilt, 1t would ap-
pear, has already secured franchise, and
promises ere long to have trains running
from the Battery to Forty-second street.
| LONG BRANCH, August 31.-General
Grant denies the stories of his visits to Vice.
President Arthur to talk over the prospects
In case Of the Presidents death. He has
seen Arthur but once, and then nobody was
present. He did not believe there had been
any sach consultation with Arthur. No
sane man would intrude such subject upon
Arthur. ~
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