The new North-west. [volume] (Deer Lodge, Mont.) 1869-1897, 1881-07-29
NEW N,R,-wEsTERS.

Sarah Brrnhart says she Is sick Of come
dy aid that she will play Il no more.
Senator Burnside Is quite III at bis home
In Bristol, X. l.
There are ihiny-two daily papers pub
lished IN Texas.
The first bale Of cotton Of the year 1881
has reached New Yo,k.
Ex-senator Plat Is listening to the sad
sea waves at Coney island.
The national banks now hold over $i00-
000, 900 III 81 per cent. bonds.
Nearly every large school In the South
ern States is said 70 he military school.
There were 10000 negro slaves In Eng
land IN i764. and they wore collars likethose
put on dogs.
Three elephants have just arrived at Bos-
ton from the island II Crylou. They are
valued al $1,000 apiece. 80.
Philadelphia and New York are connected
by more telegraph wires than any other two
cities In the world, the number being no..
-GeneIal U. s. Grant las just purchased
q pair Of Halnbleionian carriage hoIsrs, at
Goshen, New York. lie paid one thousand
dollars for them.
just rs soon rs his haying Is finished,
ex.Goyernor seymour expects to invite 10 q
picnic on his Deerfeld farm hundred lilile
orphan girls from the Utica asylum.
jay Gould works seven days week aud
ffiy-lwo weeks Ia year. Small and deli
cate IN figure, he tolls with tremendous en-
ergy. lie carries nifty millions on his back.
Y MIR. Warner Miller. elected for Sena-
tor in New York, Is a tall man, with good
carriage. blue eyes, pheasant, whisker-d face
and an agreeable voice. He Is q devout
Methodist.
Mrs. General Sherman says that during
tlliny-one years OF married life her husband
has never slaid out later than IL o'clock at
night. The General doesn't know what b.
has missed.
Justice Field, ofthe United States Su-
prein- Court, VIM sailed from New York on
july II, will stop al Smyrna, in Asia Minor,
longer than a. amy other poiut. He spent
.wo and half years there when q boy.
--General Grant says: = Whenever one
man attempts TO a,sassinaie another. he
ought 10 be hung, whether the attempt sue
c-rd or mol" A great many people are Ike
minded with the ex-PIesident.
People dread lightning much more than
they do intensely hot weather; yet In the
United states, July 10Th and l7lh, more peo-
pie were fatally affected by sunstroke than
have been killed in this country IN live years
Ly lightning.
The circuses Of late, have gained some
incidental adverising, but at = large cost.
BariIum has lost valuable ear Ivy fire. Comp
has had tain wrecked. Coles trnis werv
shredded by y ~hirlwind, and Forepaush's
elephants killed valuable trained horse. J.
Some years ago bankrupt Michigan ed
hor offered his creditors warrant for LIZ
acres If land Ia satisfaction Of their claims
and they refused Il, preferring To take otheI
property valued At $50. The despised IL
acres now yields the former bankrupt editoi
an annual income of s60,0O0 or more fon
mines.
The longest stretch of telegraph wire II
the world Is stretched across the Kisluah Ri,'
rr, from hill 10 hill, zach hill being 1910 fee
| high. between Bexorah aud Seer ana gram, Il
India. The span is little over d,Uoo feet h
length. The only mechanical conirivanr,
used In stretching this caoie across the rive
was comm ,n wnlilass.
| "A crowd III side showmen, gamester
and pedlers follow every circus, ai'd pay ~
placps chuse by the main tent. A soap ven
dor refused ,he customary tribute " Fore
paueh's inenaeerie, but persistsntly bawl-'
his wares before the main entrance. MI
Forpaugh whipped him at Black Riyei
| Wisconsin, aud was fined 81. -
AN Isra.lite '.praphet' In Utah says th
comet bet.kens the fosecoming ofthe tribe Q
| Ephraim and half If the tribe VI Mannsssel
with the prophet Elijah n their hsat
from between The icy mountains Of th
nor'Defn regions. whence Inc, =. nov ~.
personal coming ofthe Messiah.
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religious cha' acier, asked nln ''why ne u
10. pun some sn''.n ~ ',D'A 'spns'
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