The new North-west. [volume] (Deer Lodge, Mont.) 1869-1897, 1882-03-17
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DUYHAM, March l4.-All the imprisoned
miners are rescued.
NEW York. March 14.-Alonzo Toilet,
banker, 0 Wall street, fatally shot himself.
GREENsBURa, Ind, March 13.-Mrs. Nc
Elroy, aged l0J, was burned to death yester-
day.
CETTINGE, March 1.-The Austrians lost
200 men In an engagement near Jankow yes
terday.
PHOENIX, Arizona, March Of. A. Trittle
has qualified, aud entered into the duties ~
Governor yesterday afternoon at Prescott.
WASHINGTON, March 12.-Lord George
Montague, Secretary of the British legation
at Washington, died shortly before noon to-
day.
Boston, March 13,-Sarah L. Howe, pres
ident of the woman's bank swindle, was
sentenced this morning to three years i'm
prisonment.
The Times Washington special says:
William L. Chandler Is after Secretary
Hunts place and openly announces that he
will have ii.
PHILADELPHIA, March l4.-The Penn
syleania Railroad has since 1850 paid $50,
100000 in dividends, equal to Oh per cent.
per annum.
CHICAGO, March 13.-The Times WASH
ington special says VIM. E. Chandler is after
Secretary Hunts place and openly announces
he will have it.
ST. Louis, March 10.-Miss Louise Ar
mando, the champion lady bicycle rider,
started on ride to-day to make 600 miles in
six consecutive days.
Specials agree that the Rosecrans- Garfield
matter Is in great doubt and that the stories
are too conflicting at present to give credi-
bllity to the Chase letter.
DUNHAM, Eng, March 14.-The shaft of
the Lumley colliery has fallen in; $50 mi
ners are imprisoned; but faint hopes are EN-
tertained of their recovery alive.
WASHINGTON, March lathe Senate
Foreign Committee will report fsvorably
John Russell Young as Minister to China
and G. A. Logan as Minister to Chilli.
BosToN, March 11.-There Is a steady de-
mand for wool, and under the influence of
favorable advices from England, prices are
well sustained. The sales of the week have
been $500 bales in all.
WASHINGTON, March 1.-THE Senate
confirmed Col. Rufus Ingalls, Quartermaster
General; Butler B. Strong, of Pennsylvania,
United States Marshal for Dakota; Freder-
lex Solomon, of Missouri, Surveyor-General
for Utah.
LITTLE Rock, March 10.-A Texas spec
ial to the Gazette tonight says: The mate
rial of the Dallas Daily Gazette, the defunct
Republican paper started year ago by
cousin of General Grant, was sold to-day by
the Sheriff, under execution for S1,0s0.
BANGOR, Me-, March 14.-Strickland, Re-
publican, was re elected Mayor by over 1000
plurality over Brown, citizens Greenback
and Democrat candidate, and 900 over all;
total vote, 1880. Last year the Republican
majority was twenty-five in total of 2,76S.
The Smithsonian Institute received from
Prof. Foester, of Berlin, announcement of
the discovery, before Palisa, the 10Th of
March, OF planet of the 18th magnitude, ii
hours 10 minutes, right ascension, degrees
IL minutes north declination; daily motion,
four seconds.
LONDON, March 11.-Captain Cunard, of
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the steamer Catalonia, at Liverpool, from
New York, reports that when off Point Linas |
on her outward passage, his vessel came in |
collision with an unknown barkentine, owing
to dense fog, and he believed the latter
sank with all OH board.
LONDON, March ia correspondent at |
Killarney says it is believed matters are rap
idly mending In Ireland. Numbers of ten
ants are coming forward to claim the adyan- |
tages Of the land act. A farmer named Cor
nell and his wife were shot in the legs at |
Feeie, county Glare. 1t is expected they will |
die.
DENVER, March 10.-The Tribu,e's dis |
patch says: A Denver & Rio Grande engine |
became uncomfortable and ran down the |
heavy grade between Malta and Leadyille. |
al about nifty miles an hour. 1t jumped the |
track about fifty feet from train full of
passengers and was smashed to pieces. No |
one hurt. The engineer and fireman ESCAPED |
by jumping.