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The new North-west. [volume] (Deer Lodge, Mont.) 1869-1897, 1881-08-05

LEO HARTMAN, the most noted, perhaps,
Of all the Nihiilst leaders, arrived In this
city yesterday. Since bis attempt, which
came 30 very near being successful, eighteen
months ago, TO blow up the Moscow train,
and with II the late Gar and his imperial
rr,inue, price has been on his head There
is, perhaps, no man In the world to-day
more obnoxious To the Russian government
than this latest political refugee from the
old 10 the new hemisphere. IL will be seen
from the interview with him In another
column that he comes 70 us MS the accredited
agent Of the evolutionary society which 10
Sc ding to sverturn the existing order OF
things In Russia. What he has to say will
be read with curious interest. lie intimaies
that his stay, In all probability, will not be
very long, and that be will again return ~
Russia. IL 10 not impossible, however, that
he may change his mind on this subject when
he looks around him and discovers how we'll.
rs = rule, political agitatcn aud refugees
contrive to get along ON Manhattan Island.
--Heic York Herald, July 20.
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PORTLAND, Or, July 2D.-The Standard
.ays: William Reid, manager Of the mar
row gauge rsiIroal, has received telegraphie
instructions from Henry Willard to proceed
withou, delay TO securethe right Of way for
the road from Junction City, Lame county,
10 Portland. The terminus of this road. IN
Kings Valley, Polk County, Is TO be named
Airlie, after Lord Airlie, the old President
If that compaIly.
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Expiosionis;s Sentenced.

LIVERPOOL. Aux. 2.--McGiath and Me.
Kaviii, having pleaded gully To the attempt
to blow up the Town Hall, the jury found
them guilty Of causing explosions, with the
intent To endanger aud damage the Town
Hall, and MeGrath MAS. found guilty of the
knowledge If the explosions al the police
office in May last. MeGrath as sentenced
=, penal servitude tor life, and McKavit for
fifteen years.
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An-rc by in Arkansas.

= LITTLE Rock, Aug. affairs in Perry
county are reported as being IN a terrible
state, and the story goes that Judge Harris
streets to-day. Communication is diificalt.
frnps have lrft for the seat If war by a
@'ai, reaching the place this afternoon. The
city Is Wild with rumors. More lfoups have
been ordered ta P-rryville.
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Cowboy Highway men.

SAN FRANCISCO, Aug. LA dispatch from
Tucson says party Ut Mexican h. riders ON
the way from the interior II Sonora. Mexico,
were zinbusled by cowboys July 18th, near
Las Animxs. While ealing breakfast they
We're fired upon. Five Mrxicans are sup
posed 10 bs killed, the rest ned, leaving the
pack train and $4,000. a large force II Mex
lean ircops are In pursuit II the COW boys.
The new North-west. [volume] (Deer Lodge, Mont.) 1869-1897, 1881-08-05

The French do not seem TO be getting
along very we'll In Tunis and their Contest
with the natives 10 likely to prove IS tedious
ss Eagiands establishments Of 3 scientific
frontier In Afghanistan. Ia fact, the one IL
believed 70 be - much Of . political scheme
as the other. An exchange says: The
possibilities Of redistribution VI political
power In the Mediterranean are beginning :"
attract the attention VI Europe. IL ID mo
mere question now Of the annexation Of =
few square miles Of bandit-haunted noun
taIns Ia remote and well-nigh inaccessible
reigns. The changes which are Ia progress
are taking place along = coast which skirts
the highway Of British commerce with the
East, and they point 70 m eventual extern
sion III French influence over regions The
neutrality u which l. Indispensable for the
interests alike Of England and u India"
With this fact underlying the surface events.
Il i possIble France may lind that when she
o., s,chcs Tunisian she will find an Eng
iisha.n. just = England thinks that behind
ths Afghan hordes theirs y Russian intrigue.
The new North-west. [volume] (Deer Lodge, Mont.) 1869-1897, 1881-08-05

CALIFORNIA fresh fruits are being shipped
TO London and net $500 per car load for IL.
The freight from San Francisco TO London
10 only hfiy cents . box, and the price In
London for pears and peaches Is So per box.
A car carries four hundred crates. The fruit
u all overhauled In New York. That which
Is unripe or unft for market is canned, and
the shipping fruit sold to E,glis dealers.
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Notice Of Final Entry.
UsiIED ora - i.Asp oyrus,

UNITED STA ~ land OyrHE,
HELENA. NJ T.. JAY 18Th. Isl.
Notice ir hereby gi..,, tuat the tollos ing named
ltr hs- d I'd notice Of h application 10 make final
inoof "a rnport vi hI- Claim and secure nual vui,y
hcrrsf. and tha rnid prtot will be- ie fore 81
en- rrcn. fr,,hat. Judge Ut Deer Lodre County, N. r.
u bis M y IN The town at Iodgc. a. n. IN Sat
uday he " b ds, OF August A. d. 1881, VIZ. Brazil
sncIi, H. Mel Prescription ID cia ator, Statement
Sn SSi7 f"t che Nv \ az > M: anu ire WV ai Mex
,e. No ia IT,. y" ~ X 10 " ana III. sW 4
sw y III SIC. NJ "a p. Ma. 5 N "a Il NJ ~ " |,
'ni Ne uanee thr 10 !osing wthetser Ia prove bis
a,ntinn',u- r,sii np,n and caItIvati,n 1T -aid
ir.t VIZ: liam Net, William y. Thomas, Peter
Jc~se and Fsaishn lhtrlErid- all al " i,n syringe
r"rt.iice, nssr Lod 20 ounty. Nuntsns TT iilsay
J. u. Muk,
u b. OBS Mn, Register
AIT. tui laimant. a2Sbt
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THE reported examination Of the North
Pacific Road by an agent Of the Oregon
Trauscontinentsl Company Is doubtless cor
Pct. Mr.. 0skes stated here a few days
since that II was the purpose Of the Company
TO form rail connection from Portland ia
San Francisco, and this road would be avail
able with that object In view.
The new North-west. [volume] (Deer Lodge, Mont.) 1869-1897, 1881-08-05

THE President was carried from his room
last Thursday while The carpets were re-
moved aud his room ventilated. The ply
sicisns say the carpet absorbed the impuri'
ties of the atmosphere. Strips Of carpet are
oaly placed now in the most frequerted parts
Of the room.
The new North-west. [volume] (Deer Lodge, Mont.) 1869-1897, 1881-08-05

Asst. Louis dispatch says John 4. Jost, q
German, Oh reading an account of suicide
In a paper, ut once drew revolver and shot
himself In the same manner as the deceased.
Will somebody hand Guiteau sausage ma
siire and an account Of party deliberately
crawling through IL.
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IT may be rs well to state that the story Is
not true which has gained circulation that
the President, upon hearing that Judge
Lapham was elected rs successor to Conk-
ling, said, Thank God" A gentleman who
was In the sick ROOM and who heard the
dispatch announcing tbs result read to the
President, says that the President merely
remarked: "weli, l am glad IL 10 over.
am sorry for ConkiIng. ! should like IN
give him q foreign mission. Ogden Pilot
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Malaria in New York

New York, August 3.--The rapidly with
which children are dying this summer in
New York and Brooklyn is The subject Of
considerable concern. Mala,aA on I'll sides,
however, Is very prevalent, aud iho,lsai,ds u
Adults are suffering WIN never f.lt It's effects
before. Everyone y ASKING. .v4st h ths
cauts /"
The new North-west. [volume] (Deer Lodge, Mont.) 1869-1897, 1881-08-05

THE movement to secure the appoint ment
Of Asa ii. Stebbins, Of Tombstone, native
Of Deerfield, As Governor Of Arizona, is an
influential one. He has the almost unani-
nous support Of the newspapers of the Ter
ritory and Is advocated by many journalists
and prominent men Of the country. There
Is every rcason why fit man on the ground
should be preferred TO an Eastern politician.
-Sprindfeld Repubticdn.
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The Pho, Frustrated.

ST. PETERSBURG, August Lit Is an
nousced the p.ot for the assassination of the
Gear has been discovered and frustrated by
the police. A la,iy Of high family WAS
chosen as the assassin. Her accomplices
have been arrested, but she herself has es-
capped. The Gar and family left Moscow
secretly ON Sunday for Mini Noygorod.
The new North-west. [volume] (Deer Lodge, Mont.) 1869-1897, 1881-08-05

THE Oregon Improvement Company have
lust had launched at the ship yard Of John
o.eh, Philadelphia, new steamship of b.
90 tons, 1926 feet long, and 5000 horse power
engines. She Is 10 be lii with electric lights
aad Is called the Umatilla. This Is the third
Of Ave splendid vessels being built by the
company TO ply between Seattle and Sar
Eraueisco
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Tn Alra.y ASA sin

Troy, July ze.-SleIean. arrested In Al
hany yesterday an charge of threatening to
shoot Governor Cornell, leil Whitehall this
week, he said, TO find the sunkcn treasures I
Captain Kidd. He Is regarded as insane.
He says: " We have too many Governors"
He has several documents from the pension,
office, and claims the British government
owes him $4,000.
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THE German Government has notified th'
Crsr that Il has discovered another plo
among the officers Of the household TO assas
sinste him. The best thing the Gar can d.
Is to come out TO Montana aud build char
coal pit In some canon. The business II
HEALTHY aud he wouldn't need any disguise.
The new North-west. [volume] (Deer Lodge, Mont.) 1869-1897, 1881-08-05

Prominent citizens Of Butte aud Helena
DOUBLE did much good for their respective
cities and the Territory by showing Messrs
Cakes aud Gamble the mineral resources OF
the vicinity. IL would be regretted II loca
newspaper strife should tie allowed to neu'
tralize this good impression.
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BEnLaS, July Bismarck has received
threatening letter p,,stsnarked Hamburg.
which, The North German Gazette says, was
Insptrrd = the result II bis sienuncIstian "
tie rrxression'ss Press. The Progression
- ~ the letter y puslisled : N electoral
toies,
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Order to Show Cause.


the Matter Of tie Estate OF rorne "a p. DIN,
Dvceas q.
Notice u er,by yiren, that ,ddis0n smith, the Fx-
rnto oi IN. E-tatr oi Curn-lia +. uh decaas, d,
asing rendered and presented Tor settlement and al
nthsr otn his hpal account hi, adm u strait on
Z rsid e. ttte AID pt ton Tor the d-tibu Ion there.
-, aud hat saturday, the 2fh da Oft August. 4. ID.
sa>l bringad yM rrm 10 ~ Court, tuw viii: IT
y. july Term. a u. isSl NJ ten u'eock n M Mt the
ort hoou Ut rain Court, a the Court HoIlse In the
Town a'u County Ut deer Lodge, has bten fixed by
'a'd toort Tor the n airing 81 III hnai count. aud
et'iem, u, Of raid t-iaie and f,r tb. d.tI.hu;ion
hereof NJ With time and place any prrsaB inter-
e' IN ssid ertaie may appear and al. his esce lions
wr IA To the -rid account aud OF the distribution
% rot, ami oolles the rame.
okRBI EMER-oN, Clerk.
Dated July a,th. 1881. 63S5t
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Anopvpou. Thr..,..

CHICAGO, Aug. "A special from WASH
ington says: The authorities here intend To
make IN example of certain persons who are
suspected IT wiring threatening letters to
prominent officers Il the Government, II suf-
ficient evidence Of their yillainy can ba OBJ
tanned. Several are discovered or suspected,
and they will be made uncomfori able.
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Slmonton's Restoration .

NEW YORK, July Thames W. Simon
ton. who has oc'upiru The position Of Gen
erai Agent ~ the New York Associated
Press for the past fourteen years, to-day tell
dered his resignation, and James {. Houston,
nj present London agent If the New York
Association, was appointed TO succeed him.
The new North-west. [volume] (Deer Lodge, Mont.) 1869-1897, 1881-08-05

The Internal Revenue Collections last
year were sisi,22e,O 600. During Commits
sinner Raum's administration 5000 900
have been collected without loss or defalca-
tiun.
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Death q Bishop H.yens

SAN FRANCISCO, August Bishop E. o.
Havens died u Salem. Oregon, ytsterdsy II.
ler,H.on. The immediate csssss Of deslh wss
usaeuls, AGED ".
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RAILROAD NOTES,
As They are Picked up Promis-
cuously.

From Mr.. Fairchild, Of the Northern Paci-
Hc, we learn that at last successful negotia-
lions have been make with the Crows, and
their reservation. Work will, consequently
b. resumed again and the grade At once push
Cd through TO Coulson, which, by the way,
promises to BE- an important point in the near
future Yellowstone journal 4
Mr.. Ed Stone Is reported to be on the list
for position Of trust and responsibility for
the Northern Pacific Company In Montana,
and win return to Helena or Butte AFTER 90
ing to 81 Paul, and locate. Mr.. Stone " a
gentleman Of excellent character and good
Judgment, and while the interest Of the
company win b. carefully looked altar, Mon
tana win be grasi6ed thas ons u her old citi-
sens IN selected ~ represen taaive Of the Conn
pany In business matters that win materially
adect them.
Mr.. Morgan, Superintendent Of Constrnc-
ton has been empowered by the Northern
Pacific Company tosrttle with farmers on the
He'll Gate Contract for damage done to crops
In constructing the road. The question rs to
compensation for lan.ls, still remains In abey-
ance.
Mr.. Keiths surveying party which ran the
line from Bohemian via Butte 10 Little Black
foot, In aisbandsd. Mr.. Keith will, we under
stand, locate Al Butte ~ Civil Engineer. A
number OF the surveyors have reported to
Mr. Morgan and win continue work for the
Company, while number Of workmen de-
clined to continue at the rates paid those oc.
cupying like positions In the other surveying
partier Of the n. p. In Montana, and have
gone TO Butte.
A great source OF revenue to the Northern
Pacific Railroad Company, will he the mag
nifceut belt of timber that commences fift,
miles west of Deer Lodge and extends to
Cheney, ffty miles beyond Spokane. From
Bear Mouth to Horse Plains, a distance oil
10 miles, the timber and prairie lands are In
terrpersed, but from there to beyond Spo-
kane, q distance Of over 100 miles, the road
traverses q magnificent unbroken forest OF
the finest varieties Of soft timber, the best be-
ing In the vicinity NJ Pen fOreills Lake,
and on the Immediate line Of the road. Lum-
DER u lu uetoahi IN Moulana NJ from Do 10
$50 per thousand, and the cost 10 the Com.
pany being merely that Of cutting, 1t will
nay enormous profits for transportation even
when sold 1t greatly reduced prices. The
timber lands west of us win supply the mar
ket TO where those Of Minnesota cornpetes In
the east.
The Herald says the Mullan Pass grade win
not exceed 10 to 81 feet; that the estimated
length OF the tunnel N 400 feet, and that the
cost Of the tunnel Is estimated at saS 900.
The following are the freight aud passen-
ger rates on the Northern Pacific from AIMS
worth TO Spokane. s
Fare from Ainsworth to Rifzvilie $500
:. Spragne 600
Cheney 800
Spokane Falls 300
Local rates ceutx per mile.
Fg't per ton Ainsworth to Ritsville $50
e Sprague use
!" Cheney SEQ
800" Spokane FAlk 80
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Ill per-oas Knowing tn m-clver indebted 10 me
.ifnrr ny rash or note need nor VI and all ac-
9nnt- MT settled a- shve will i~ lett With IN atior-
10y t,r rr,cetiJn q. r BiELENBkRG
ne. Lido v y fsavarv = fes,
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5ani Of sha D f,r Sale.

FIR sffirnlars ral II nv ,Hnsh IN LOST CREEK,
d xr,ts u VICTOR uoRY. warm springs. Dcsr-
VIA s>iAs1, aASAaA. sAM
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The 2:25 summary is as follows

Maud ). was then brought out, and after
jogging around the track, was sent "h Oh the
hrs, heat. She reached the quarter in 33tt,
the half In I:l5a. tile tlrre-quarters In 1894.
snd completed The milein 2:l2, without tie
slightest Indication of a brak. In the Sec
ond heat she reached the first quatter IN b /.
the half In l:03s, and the thtee-quariers ia
f::5s. Here she hssits'ed, swersed, and
finally matte a had break. hat recovering
came under the wire III 2:I3.. The ihiid
aud lasi heat was almost repetition IL the
tiIsi, being troiied clearly and squarely,
without even skip. She reached the first
quarter In 33ss !, half in i:05. three-quarters in
f:3ss. and made the mile in 2:iZi. These
three consecutive heats are the best even
lrotted by any horse in the world. Van,ier-
bilt was present and watched the race from
the judges stand.
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Maud S. Does Some Fine Trot,ing.

BELMONT PARK, Pa, July 2s.-Ten thou.
sand pc pile saw Maud 5. try I" beat her best
record. The crowd MAS the largest erercon-
pren ed al Ibis lrark.
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The Herald says the Mullan Pass grade win
not exceed 10 to 81 feet; that the estimated
length OF the tunnel N 400 feet, and that the
cost Of tn. tunnel Is estimated at saS 900.
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Mr.. Morgan, Superintendent Of Constrnc-
ton has been empowered by the Northern
Pacific Company tosrttle with farmers on the
He'll Gate Contract for damage done to crops
In constructing the road. The question rs to
compensation for lan.ls, still remains In abey-
ance.
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The following are the freight and passen-
ger rates on the Northern Pacific from Aims
worth 70 Spokane. ~
National Republican., 1881-10-25
Au,usements Enst Night.

The persistence of his admirers had
gradually prepared the way for the verdict which
the Washington public agreed upon in Mr.. Keene's
favor last night. The house was filed from the
pit to the dome literally with throng composed
in part Of the tragedian's old friends. who came
with nervous hope to encourage him, and strangers
OF genuinely skeptical frame of mind. The
friends were overoyed and the skeptics over
whelmed, and there was no difference as to the
conclusion. If Tom" Keene is not great tra-
gedan. America never produced one. Compare
lively, his Richard III produces surprise like
that Of one who, wandering through gallery of
faded Autographs and tedious mediocrity, sud-
denly comes upon an old master, glowing
with immortal color and breathing in
every stroke of the brush of divine
genius. The impersonation has certainly never
been equaled in Washington within the memory
at least of our middeaged play-goers. We are
ready to accept the praises so literally bestowed
during the past year by the Western press upon
Mr. Keene and to re- echo 1t. In the support Miss
Johnston, Mrs. Allen, and Messrs. Learock and
Lloyd were especially good "Richelieu" to-
night
Lincoln Hall was we'll filled last night with an
audience who thoroughly enjoyed the entertain
ment provided by Callender's Georgia Minstrcls.
The company, all c0lored and artists, were espe.
cially happy in their old time plantation and
camp-meeting melodies. The performance will
be repeated tonight and tomorrow at matinee
and I'm IN
National Republican., 1881-10-25
VIRGINIA NEWS.

The new Presbyterian church at Goshen was
dedicated ON Sunday.
The Valley Railroad Is advertising for bids to
extend the road to Lexington.
The Virginia Midland Railroad now builds its
own freight engines In Alexandria,
Mr. J. Andrew Smith, a well-known citizen of
Petersburg, died suddenly Saturday night
The barn and carriage house of Mr., A, b. Davis,
of Hamilton, Loudoun County, were destroyed by
fire on last Thursday
W. A. Compton has been appointed clerk of the
Circuit and County Courts of Warren County, vice
Ewell Baker, deceased.
The Cedar Grove farm OF General james II. Car
son, IN Warren County, has been sold to John
Johnson for Sl3 per acre.
james b. Bradshaw has been nominated for the
house of delegates by the Democrats of Allegany,
Bath, and Highland Counties.
In some parts of the State the seeded wheat,
after sproutng has died for want Of moisture. The
necessity Of resceding puts the farmer to u double
expense.
Major Heaton, for the Democracy, and Colonel
Giddings for the Readlusters spoke TO large and
attentive audience at Waterford, Loudoun County,
Saturday night, the 22d instant.
Chestnuts are becoming quite an item of export
bushels were shipped and this year promises TO
exceed that quantity. They are worth about S275
per bushel In New York.
IL Is stated that the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Company will erect upon the site Of the Mountain
View Hotel Harpers Ferry, which is to be removed
In the spring, holel OF larger proportions and Of
modern accommodations
Norfolk was thrown into some little excitement
Friday night by the murder of Jacob Glemm pro-
prieOr Of the Mint saloon, corner of Hin and Tai
bot streets, by man named sydney ). sanford,
claiming TO be from Richmond but who has been
there for some, engaged IN rool.painting, The
murder was the result OF quarrel and light IN q
| bar room on uill street.
National Republican., 1881-10-25
-
WHAT MR.. WALTER SAYS.
New Works water suppIy-EIis Opinion
of the Irish People.

Mr.. John Walter, proprietor of the
London Times and member Of Parliament, in
an interview in Albany, referring to the
short water supply in New York, said: "The time
will come, think, when New York will draw
It's water supply from Lake Eric. 1 make
this statement In all seriousness. Lake Erie
is, should say, about four hundred feet above
the New York level, and water supply from
the lake is perfectly feasibe-just as feasible in
fact, asan Erie canal 1t would be expensive l
grant; but one years saving in New York
city jobbery would, 1 am convinced, cover
the entire cost, II contracted properly, OF
course" When asked about the situation in
England, Mr. Walter replied. COMPRISING his lips
menacingly: Force Will he resorted TO If other
means fail. The Irish are fractious, turbulent
people. They are SO by temperament individually
and collectively, Take, for instance, your own
country. Look ut the Maryland and Pennsylvania
riots some years ago Who were the prime factors
IN those disturbances? The Irish; and so you
been and always will be a different people to
deal with" He saN If the English gov
ernment should concede one of the privileges
the Irish demand II would mean dozen more,
and so on dd iRJiRitum. Give in on one point and
the whole Irish people, from Port Rush to Killar-
ney would raise II clamor for those that re-
main. Reason, persuasion, self-govcrnmcnt had
oil been tried with them, but they amounted To
absolutely nothing, and only made confusion
worse confounded.