The new North-west. [volume] (Deer Lodge, Mont.) 1869-1897, 1881-08-12
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"rhe last rose of Kansas is negroes
Kansas paper.
In the South the cry is again heard, 'Raise
what you eat"
The number OF deaths in the world in one
day is nearly $4,000.
Mrs Iron Horse is the name of bride
groom Tibble's new mother-in-law.
Twenty children died in Salt Lake City
last month from cholera infantum alone.
The Empress Eugene has gone to Baden
in the Swiss canton of Aargan to take the
waters. N&ts- = ->@
Weather prophet Vennor is II years of
age, wears moustache and parts his hair In
the middle.
The men who cornered opium last year at
$50 are not happy, the price having fallen
so per cent.
Chicago paper wants to have GIiiteau
talked TO death by George Francis Train.
1t might do. a@
Mrs. Frank Leslie has assumed exclusive
control and ownership of the newspaper
properties bequeathed her by her late hus-
band. ~ .........=.
The average age of Senators In Congress
is 50 years, the oldest being Go aud the
youngest 43 years. A few die and some re-
sign. .
A belle of Narragansett is writing novel
in which the hero is found in a desert chain-
ell to the bare back Of bicycl, .-Bditimore
american. ..'+
An exchange says that the combined cir
culation Of all the daily papers in the world
| is 2O,OO0,O00, or the stupendous total OF
6,000, 100000 every year.
Henry Bionne, one Of De Lesseps' right
| hand men i'm the pauama Canal scheme,
| died at sea while or his way from Aspinwall
to New York lately. ....-r.t ...
! Years ago Sara Bernhard ordered her cof-
| fin. She has now drawn the plan for her
| tomb, which is to be of black marble, under
| a Canopy, with a large bust of Bernhardt OIL
! 1t. . ....5-. ..
| "Hazel Kirke was performed at Carson
recently, and 50 affected the audience that II
| was necessary to mop the ho"rof the theatre
between the Virginia city, Ner., En-
terprise.
John Quinlan, financial editor of the New
York Times and for some time CONNECTED
with the Associated Press, died August 9TH
after All illness of five weeks. He was high
ly esteemed.
Ex-Secretary SchurZ, as a journalist, sticks
TO his post. He has edited three newspapers,
all Posts. The Detroit Post, the Westtcht
Post, Of st. Louis, aud now the Erenins
Post, Of New York.
Mississippi county, No., is the greatest
watermelou region IN the world. Over foul
Thousand acres are this year devoted II
watermelons alone, and the yield Is about Z
car load an acre, so that 4 900 car loads viii
be shipped 10 ST. Louis, Detroit, Cinrinnat
and indianapolis. Contracts have been made
with many farmers At SlI0 car. The gen
eral price runs from $40 to $3.50 car LOAD
during the.season.
At q London theatre not long ago the audi
ence was electrified by the sight Of q leader
of fashion sitting In box, apparently robet
In he's night gown. II was soon discovered
though, that the lady, in her desire to appea
odd, had enveloped herself in white SAITH
uls.er, with cuffs aud collar of white. Thu
freak viii doubtless be followed over here.
The New York Tribune, founded by Hor
ace Greedy, is forty years old, having beef
started on the 10Th Of April, lS4l. EiGh
years previously the first issue OF the Sm
appeared. In 1855 Bennett began the publ
cation Of the Herald. The Times was estab
lished IN 1857 by Henry J. Raymond. TIL
World, which appeared ten years later, wa
first published as a religious daily. but ayea
later united itself with the Courier and En-
guirer. The Graphic, the only illustrated
; daily paper. was started in 1873. The old
est of the New York Journals Is the Com
mercidl 1drertiser, which was established II
the year l7p7. The .EUening Post was found
| ed n year LATER