The new North-west. [volume] (Deer Lodge, Mont.) 1869-1897, 1881-09-09
Notes OF the Day.

The total salmon pack this year is 535 900
cases.
The Union Pacific will soon have fifteen
new sleepers between Omaha and Ogden.
BENZ. dIsreli Butler, son of Gen. b. +.
Butler, died in Boston September /, aged q
years.
Henry Ward Beecher says that God keeps
list Of the rich men who cheat their poor
neighbors.
"Where's my room ?" asked Maud S., as
she glanced through description Of the
Vanderbilt palaces.
Smallpox is spreading in Washington and
Oregon, and there is considerable anxiety in
regard to the disease.
Two new engines, Nos. IS and 80, for the
U. & N, have arrived from the factory and
placed on duty.-Puot
Maud S. will be turned into pasture to
rest. She travelled over 1900 miles and won
$4,000. The season was only half finished
when she retired.
The Massachusetts Greenbackers are en-
deavoring to keep the rag baby alive on
mild enemata composed of thin platforms
and weak resolutions.
In consequence of low railroad fares the
number Of people visiting New York is so
great that all the hotels are crowded con-
stantly to their utmost capacity.
The annual retreat of the Catholic clergy
men Of the Archdiocese of New York began
August Z9th. Inc retreatsnts numbered 10,
Corrigan and yicar-General Preston.
Lieutenant. Commander Edes and Lieu
tenant Spaulding, of the United States Navy,
were blown 10 atoms couple OF weeks
since by the explosion OF torpedo with
which they were experimenting at Newport,
Il. 4.
The late Jesse Meharry, Of Lafayette, Ind,
provided in his Will that TO namesakes, open
TO all corners for one year, the only limita-
ton being that the parents shall be OF good
moral character, $50 each should be paid
from his estate.
DC. Ogsbury, Marshal of Silverton, Col,
was murdered August 18th by Bert Wiikin.
son - anu Tyson - E, INT anu ssU rswara
, NV s tha a,o,nt aa;n@ - n,,.r.h for ,ha;,,
bodies dead or alive.
Al ola pannsy,v.,;.n wos fo,,d d-ov,od
T., S.r..I aa; ,onn s;nc, Tha.a n,as
rye ;,,s,,r.ncs on HE Ifs !, favor If nor-
sons who had no natural interest I'm him. and
now the body Is to be exhumed and examined
for marks of violence.
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d.,i,hia TO-; Sa hana an 49, ,,onnh. ne,
,ha .n.a ,naen, nre,,v aooJ lind 80 h .m~s
'"1 W" $50 p9 So y De.
woodland, 700 county, Cai., Is 10 SAD
SITUATION. according 70 correspondent the
Town is oVerrun Win cou1esahs, ana the
social evil IS ten times greater than the
aanad - , p; 4, an saor. - shoi;sh rsos.i'
s,,;oa W 1'e - 80 S.' " "'A p'o''''
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Governor hawkins, Oh tennessee, on oat-
urday iast sen. c'rc.,ar Ietser 70 the gov
ernors OF the states anu lerrl.ories suggest
Ing Una. III case vi .he lIes'usus .es'n,
Regular BUSINESS W s"9pelueu IN .no nay u
,ne iuhe,a', anu ,hs1 msnloria' SerVices pe
neld III tue several cnufcnes'
James Z. Scott and Robert Il. Campbell,
two young lawyers OF Warrenton, Va,
fought duel couple OF weeks ago. the
quarrel resulting from political diferences.
Seoli "a III rs "pp'nent's ball IN The palm
OF his leu iiaiid. al itsai 81 i-i'rd the honor
OF the bloodtiiifsty gentlemen.
A tornado in South Carolina and Georgia
the latter part of August did great damage.
Several hundred persons, principally colored,
were killed and drowned. Houses on the
seacOast and Islands were swept into the sea.