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The new North-west. [volume] (Deer Lodge, Mont.) 1869-1897, 1882-01-27

Dies MONIES. January ai.-The Lower
House of The Legislature spent most Of the
day discussing the resolution Of Aldrieh's as
10 free passes. The resolution IS In sub
stance that, whereas, the sys.em Of granting
free passes on railroads has grown to gigantic
proportions. including every class Of public
officials: whereas this state of things is
viewed with alarm by The people, as il in
cludes Judges OF all State Courts, all officers
of the s. ale, bo.h branches of the Legisla-
.u'e, and delegates TO political conventions;
whereas, esacting high rates Of fare from
lbe mass II the people and fee transpota-
ton to The favored class is manife-tly un
just: therefore. resolved, that the Railway
Commission Of the Stale be required 10 re-
port To the House by February 10Th whether
free transportation be given any class except
paupers, nnendicants or other objects Of char
ity; whe,ber persons elected 10 Office, mem
beers Of he press, or political conventions
be allowed 10 accept those favors, and
whether railroads be inhibited from grant
ing Them. The resolution passed by q vote
Of 90 20 40.
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A FATAL AFFRAY.
Deadly Encountes between Two Nevad.
CANDLES.

EUREKA. (Nev., } January Is "A sbcni,, .
Scrape occurred here at $40 "'r,m X ,h,s NOR, .
ing between Two sports, George Hill &,
Dick Guibe "sor,. whwh has resulted in ,E.
death of The later and serious woualing 81
he former. The parties me- IN a sal,"
at, er slight dispute at . faro liable IL a
other honse. The mi,und-rs, aniing wa
thought 20 have been ami ably set led. a,
bo'h m"n drank iogeI her att ia. q,arri
On meeting again Hill L. alleged 10 la,,
cried ou': "You can have any kind &C q gam
ou want" A few words wp,e exchanged
when the shooting begar. bu ,hn bysra",l.
e,s are unable 10 say who shot first. Co.
berson fired one sl,oi and Hill six, a. all g..
chambrrs If his revolver were empv, Gu,
bsrson was shot IN ,ir hr.a,t tao incl.
above The right nipple, the hall pa>.int
through him aud lodging III The spine. ~.
lived in great pain until " o'rIr".k II
Vas shot Ia the right lee above The kare. W.
ball seriously SCATTERING the bone. Cutie,
son was WILL known among b.. sporting E u
teruiiy Of San Fianciscn AID Throughout VI.
va,la. Hill is he same MAJ who killed ron
Smith. q noted charaGer,a Elkp few yeas
ago.
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Pc .ress al TIE Lan-I

NEW YORK, January 2O.-Mr. Ci ailrs
C"lh., Srrieiary # line Ia ,ans Ga "a, s..
'"ned ~ ,h,s cay, said To-day tina Nj y.
R"rlus succeeded DR.. Verbri.slr as chiri
'n"in'rr aud will carry uu! ne pls,,s T.
1852 a. lani dawn by the company Ia Pals
iuh approved by the commit et appointed u!
be French A alemy ot S,Ieuce. hes,
plans rontempla e pnshlns AID digging f. III
ColrD Ia Galum, and the cUnsi Ion Il a
roAi dam ~ Ganboa, whiri Is Ia hold IL,
aver of The Chasr-s river There are rlgh
Yea, ai"rs now at work. The earth from Ia
ats being beaprd up for The hauk, at The
a al in ssampy regions m"a the c"as
Nv" la'2e steam dredses are clral ius "u
e mouth If the future canal at C"l"n.
About J.0OO men are al voIk, and Na>l
qahity IT material and machinery Is Oh
way e. m France, sent by the cont a,l-
10 for the work. Mrssrs C"vrreauX X II y
art, The firm which Io"k a., Important par
=" the construction If the SIek Cahal, and
'hch built extensive works al The port If
Niiwrrp. are expected on the ls,hmus be-
fne spriug To Inspect the work i,ae. Some
the material used on the lshm IS 81, the
a ,al work has been bought ~ this city.
Dump cas- and plai form ears To he value #
S4O,OOO were recently made Ia Massachu
,-''s aud sent "ut by Steamer. Two Steam
ii,- engines, bought IN this city, went oul by
he last steamer, brsides fifteen iron riv-ti-rs,
TX portable HOUSES, r"s'ins Sj,pO. ard
ght sailm,als, FIR traffic Oh the CIagr-s
N-r, besides furniture for houses, sr"ne-
usher aud o,her maj erial purchased here.
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wa.ted 70 Wreck a Train.

ST. LOUIS, January 2l.-A German farmer
named August Johanmeyer, living near
Rockville, on the NJ. K. x T. r. r, about
seventy five miles south of Sedalia, Mo-, has
been arrested and charged with attempting
10 derail and wreck special train upon
which Jay Gould aud party were passing
north towards Sedalia on the 9th inst. The
obstruction Was discovered and removed by
the section men only few moments before
the special train passed. Had they been
quarter Of an hour later The train would
hkvc been dashed from the track, and no
doubt number Of persons killed, As il
passed the spot at The rate Of forty miles Al
hour. JohanmeYer was Jailed In default Of
5000 bail. His examination will take place
II Rockville tomorrow. He said he had his
stock killed BY the trains, and that his a.
tempt 10 wreck the train was for revenge.
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'LiSroN (M".). Ja,uuiy ID. THE honse
{ Groig- Z. Smith. NJ Lewis. fur miles
"rh Of here, burned a. 3 o'clock ,hl, m"rn.
-, AMI five If The inmates persisted N ,h-
danrs, VIZ: K tzabe,h Smi u. aged II:
Rachel Smith. aged IL; Ellen SIN h, a..d q;
theodore Smith, aged o. AID the mother.
,-ed 43 Tie lire Is supposed 10 have $ at-d
I I'm clothing hanging by 'h- Kitchen stove.
i f"m coal oil explosion. Mrs. SHilh
\, the I'll ST TO awaken, when she aruu,-d
~ husband. who III ,de his escape with the
i"'le 2Dl ia neighhnI, VIII, was saying
hrie for The nigh, a vi one If his own Is
led s Smiih aud his daughter aeIe severe
y burned. The house wa, a stony and a
alf. aud all were sleeping ON the upper
Ii,nr
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Sharp Pcsetces on Star Route Cases
WASHINGTON, January 20.-The cause of
he delay In The straw bond star route cases
thus far has arisen from the defense insist
Ing upon the Identification of every bond
and contract introduced as evidence. The
prosecution by . clever maneuver had all
these papers examined and identified private
ly by Notary Webster, who originally wit
messed them, and This morning created rather
q sensation IN Court by calling Webster and
Blarkman TO the stand and proving the
papers IN bulk. Strong objection was made
by the defense at this action, but they were
overruled by the Court. The examination
In consequence will be much shortened.
The defense denounced this private examin-
alton as . star chamber proceeding and man :.
ifestsd much feeling on the subject.
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JERSEY City. n. j. January 2O.-Joh
Williams. q shoe maker. died last week Il
small pox. leaving a wife and five cbldr"t.
The neighbours were at aid If he disex.-.a u
when Deputy Inspector Sullivan came :,
fumicata the house, insisted that the be-,
he only one in the room. should he burned.
This moruing the deputy health insp-rt.,
visited The place and found the mot her living
on heap 4 rags and carpet, covered vii
pusi ules If small pox On her right WAS i l,-
dead body Of lutte bay, IN The coruar of ih..
raom was sitting q lltile fellow on whose
face was lie shadow of death. while had
ding close to a cold stove were the Two ~.
.maining children. The survivors were iak-i.
To The nest house, and the dead buried al The
expense Of The county.
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THE final official liable from the Census
Bu~au shows the population 81 the United
States IN 1880. To have heen 50.i55.7s,. Q
gain over 1870 of Il5y7,4i2. or the popr-
ls,ion 25 5ls,Sz0 we're males. and 24.GS6, 063
were females; 43.I7j,S40 were native. aud
6.67G9+i were f,wien; ~. 402 $40 were white,
6.as0. 7gs we're coiored. I05, 4Cs5 were Chinese
and Go 4O7 indians. New York leads the
van with 5.0s2.s7i, followed by Pennsyl-.
vania. Ohio, Illinois, Missouri. Massachu-
sells. Kentucky, Michigan. Iowa, Texas.
T-nprssee, Georgia. Virginia. North Caro-
lima, Wisconsin. Alabama, Mississippi aud
New Jersey, In numbers ranging down 10
i,i3I.0l8, all the other States having less
than one million each. Nevada Is the small.
est Sat. IN p"in. IL population. having but
6a.296 OF the Territories, New Mexico
has the largest number Of people, l43 963.
while Wyoming has the smallest, 2O.7s9
Colorado made the greatest per cent. Of gain
during the previous ten years, running up
firm 30, s6t IL 1870 10 in4.s20 III 1880. Ari-
CANA Increased from 0,GJs Ia Is70 10 40.l40
III 1880. New York has the greatest number
OF foreigners. i.zli .3a7. while north Caro-
lima las ~ frwes,. 3.7l2. Georgia has the
largest number Of cplored people. 725.l33.
her white population being $4,000. Ia
Louisiana. the negroes out number the
whites. the former numbering 4S3, 655, and
the latter 454.g52- The excess u colorrd
people In Mississippi Is still crsater. there
being 6sO,20i negroes 10 47D,39s whites.
white ~ South Carolina there arr but &c.,
i05 whites % to4,s3z coIored people. The
Chinese In California number 1882. and
the Indians Ia the same State 1871. North
Carolina and Vermont ars The only States
that have 40 Chinese. though Delaware hss
but "l,~. while there 70 not State Or TERRI
tory but what hAs Indiana Within IL borders.
Intwenty two STATES The males exceed The
females and ~ sixteen STATES aud ,hs Dls.
trisf III Columbia The rrvrsse y lls~ cas~.
Ill hi sl.v Teuit0ricS inr males exceed lliv
frluxieu, esnuxyliy ~ lsSgs pfvpontvn.
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THE fear has been expressed that the di
vision ~ The larger Territories would make
the small Safes thus formed moie easily
controlled by rich corporations. The fear
we Think Is groundless. New Yoik Is as
easily managed by corporate combinations
as Delaware Is by her few leading families,
or Rhode Island was by he Spr.Rues. These
are the days OF big UNDER skings and the
r'gurs are not step behind The good IN The
magnitude of their ideas. The Idea Of
personal responsibility that has prevailed In
the small New. England states, aud which Is
the cause ~ large legislative bodies In these
States. Is still The safest. The two hundred
or ihr, hundred members that som-l lines
make up those legislatures, are less apt To
be- corrupted than the one hundred
which form many Of the legislatures Of
the large Western States. The closer
the personal relations u the reple.
sentative and his constituents. lie less
oprnio corruption, or "infuence," will the
representative be.
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LEGAL ADVERTISEMENTS.
Admin st. atos's sale.

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General Resscr.ns, sill.

WASHINGTON, January 1.-THE bill ie-
Gently introduced In The House Of Repre-
s-ntaiives bv Rosecians. providing for The
selection aud purchase If . site In the city
~ San Francisco for q new Government
building. does not contemplate removing
The Custom House Offices to the proposed
new building. The bill provides that upon
The site TO be chosen suitable building shall
be erected for Pos.oliice, Court House and
other offices.
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THE new Attorney General, Mr.. Bre~ster,
has not yet been K own long enough Ia
Washington To he known 10 the minor
officials OF The Government. He WAS on
The floor II the House The other day before
The body convened, aud was ordered away
by door. keeper. "But I am Mr.. Brewster,
Attorney General" said he. II have only
your word for IT," answered The irate official.
"That old Trick won't work here" SWELL"
said Mr.. Brewster. m-rkly, "if am violat-
ing the rules, I will retire" A Congress
man appeared at that moment who recn2-
nizad the new Cabinet officer. and he was
allowed to remain.- EIchnnge.
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Dispatch nom Engineer Melv.n-.


WASHINGTON, January 21.-The Secretary
Of the Navy has just received the following
from Engineer Melville, of the lost Arctic
exploring steamer Jeanette:
.siRKUTsK, January lS.-Melville, Danen-
hover aud eleven men are all well. Mel.
willie returned 10 the Arctic Ocean aud found
. o.-book, instruments and four records
left by De Long. No tidlngs Of the second
cutter, Lieutenant Chip. Search is conIin
ued during the winner by the Cossack com
mandapt of Belun and lrkutsk, under the
direction of General Tscherneif. Word
from Kolyma river says that no boat had ar
rived to dsie-November 18Th. l am ac-
quzinted with the country where De Long
ard party are, and request orders 20 remain
with two men 80 renew the search in March,
Danenhower and nine men 10 return 10 the
United States. Danenhower's sight Is par
TALLY recovered. MELVILLE"
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CONES M lat the good news from WASH
linton that the trial Of the aSsa.sin has end
ed and thar the jury has brought in a verdict
OF Guilty n indIcird." The jury required
.bit six minutes 10 decide upon this verdict
which shows how thoroughly the prisoner
himself had exposed the fallacy Of the plea
Of in,aniiy. We rully hope now thar in due
sea on will come the death penalty, aud with
II the warning IL all cranks and notori-ty-
loving people that political a<SassinarionS IN
this country will not he countenancrd In III.
tslightrSt by any party or any class. And with
this also willcpm- u feeling OF qualification
that the guilty man has been punished me-
coriing "a the law of the laud AMI not b,
anv man or set Of men n, eager for notorirts
M Linn, II.
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THE Snplemr Court az Massachusetts, has
decided that the secret mutual benefit ass
ciaiious that are So popular over The
country now, are engaged IN tie III. insn-
rance business and therefore su'y-ct Ia the
laws governing all life Insurance companirs.
The Insurance CnmIt issionrr IL that State
finds that there are II0 of these companies
IN that s. ate aud that they are increasing Al
the rate of one per week. Some, however,
are dying, aud he broadly iniima,es that
many more will die. The largest companies
show heavy proportion Of expense I" loss.
One company reported Si0.Gi0 paid In
losses aud SIT s75 paid Ia expenses. the
number II members being 5,G0S. Anoih-r
c"mnany with I,439 members paid SI2.752
Tor losses, aud Slz,i73 fr expenses. In Ihr
companies with comparatively small
membership the expenses were much less
than the losses.
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Ano,her sesren s,ea mer.

ST. PETERSBURG January 20.-The owner
az The steamer LENA. which aided In the
Nordenskj,ld expedition aud Is now stai ionesl
la The river Lena, has placed The vessel at
the dispo. al "f The sea,chris for Lieutenant
De Long. The steamer will he uiiliz-d by
correspondents In The spring II The diflirul-
ties of j'urnsying beyond Yak,tsk by slrigh
during the winter prove insui mount able.
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WASHINGTON NEWS,
Matters Interesting the National T,eci.,a-
tors and Omcers.

WASHINGTON, January 2I.-Representa-
Tive Deus'er introduced In the House Joint
resolution requesting the President 10 give
notice OF the termination Of the treaty he
tween the United States and the North
German Union Of 1868, which now exists
ny mutual consent, and authorizing him to
app"int commission of three members
10 meet similar commission Of the
German Government, for the purpose of
concluding treaty Of Standardization between
the United States aud the German EN-.
pire.
The commissioner of the General Land
Office has completed new map of the
United States. It exhibits all public lands
surveys completed, railroads, military reser-
vations and much valuable information.
All Of the geographical positions aud dis
rances, etc, are based upon astronomical
data, obtained from the Government aud
private observations.
Congressman Ford, Of Missouri, has in
troduced a bill 10 place the telegraph busi-
ness under the control of the Government,
making the tariff rs cents for twenty. five
words exclusive Of address and signature
for each 1000 miles, and e-fifth that rate
for each additional word for day kilograms,
aud hight messages at half rate. Newspa-
pefs to get special rates,
The Pensions Committee unanimously
agreed to report bill granting Mrs. Lincoln
$4,000 cash available Immediately and in
cirasiug her pension to s., 900 per aunumn.
First Assistant Post General Haiton
has made the following order:
Posimssters will not allow non subscri-
beers 10 lake from tie boxes, nor will they
hand 50 them newspapers addressed TO snh-
-cribers, refused and returned by them into
the general delivery, without q reliable or
positive permit from such subscribers. A
violation of this order will be considered
sufficient ground for the removal of the
posi- master.
A very old claim has been filed with the
Senar- Committee on Claims for ST. 1880,
10 pay the d ate OF Georgia money ADVANCED
by said States TO pay troops ordered into SER
vice for the defense Of her frontiers against
he Indians from 1905 to 1918.
The House Committee on Postof1ices and
Postroads, agreed to report favorably the
bill TO fix the compensation Of postmssters
Of the fourth class and favorshly on the bill
providing the rate If postage on second rate
mail matter at letter carriers office be two
cents per pound.
Bissell, who made the original charges
against Secretary Sherman, on which were
based the contingent fund committee, was
before the committee To- day, but failed 10
substaniiate his charges and was shown up
as adiscrediiable character.
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Sheriff q Sale.
William NeinstrIn, piainufi 4
zee Lee nd IN Jing, detendaat. J

sod Al he,in'sr h 70, =. w., SA l.
MA ~ -. - lSs2 a.. lIo,t ~
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ino'e 4 li"u ,dd'G. trsnei 40 OF the - rtrGt
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lea ,us h - ., Jitidy n. D. 1874.
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ItandiIra As .ssIn.

WASHINGTON. January 20.-As Guitean
was being taken nm # the c"uri room az re-
less to-day. he stopped 10 sp ak Ia Seville,
when haiiitf Tall attempted to move him
along. Guiteau turned angrily To Tall aud
said: Behave youiseif." Come, com..' .
SAID Tall, -Ihphsiirally, irving Ia push the
prisoner. Let me alone" shouted Guiiea 4.
mind your own business" Tall having APP
piled some pressure TO Gni'-su The la ter
with his msnscled hands s,rurk the otii er u,
The breast ~hen he was a once seiz II by he
ffirers and turned Out IL the court room.
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a D.t,nAr 49,

WASHINGTON. January TO- Messrs. II al
aud Bayard made some 81 riclures ia The S-n-
ate in debate On The bill 10 retire jas ~.
Hunt frum the Supreme Court. Mr. Hear
said he woald saw wood the remainder IT
his life rather than permit his father To re
main on the bench il unable la discharge
his duties ar AXE advantage # The Retire
men. Act. This remark Is supposed Io al
.ude to the unwillingn~ss # Hunts family
10 support him. The Senate passed The hill
for The retirement If Judge Hunt.
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Notice Of final Sc ttlt me- nj.

IL the PTooass COurs, aad ior Deer Lodge
DUTY, saSntana lSrGitoIy
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IT is proposed TO make State question
In the next campaign ~ Nevada If III" par
don az roi''ict IN the STATE Prni'entiary,
under q life sentence for murder aud for
whose pardon many Of the leading ci'izrns
have prlilionrd. The man Is Alfred Cha'iz.
was u newspaper man, aud killed Edgar
Kicker. a ,nducior on the Eureka and Pat
issdr ,aIIIoad. The Board f Pardous have
Smed an the question several times aud al.
ways with the same result, two In his favor
aud three against.
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Cruel Oh Miss ckins ~.

NEW YORK. JANUARY 20.-Srversl New
Ymk critics were ~ Rochester last night 10
witness Anna Dickinson's imp .rso,aiion II
Hamlet. The local critics were favorable,
and in some ms anres enthusiastic. The
SIMS crI'ic ridicnl.s her prif'Iu ma ."'-s, say
ins IL rrmaius only To be- said, Thai no nal /.
Ter what designs Miss Dickinson Al d her as.
,onishing umpa. y may entertain upon III,
er plays, they viii never succeed IL, furnish
ing worse performance than III y did This
evening.
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Indiana has 2,l52 women engaged Ia the
honorable occupation Of farming, against
'ics rs bar keepers. The same state u oits
Sky six anthoIesses and So women " Ia"
Az keeping boarding houses. O"e hundred
aud seven lnuIana frmairs sell books, and
veil represented. We notice iba, Indiana
females, when tino@u upon Their own Ie-
s"urrrs, have habit f raSlug g"ou care If
tiIr iIIsrIycs.
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ScovILLE Is receiving many words az
praise from lhe press If The c"nmry for The
ability with which he has managed G"i'ea"'s
case. Ms well rs for the f"rbral aDcr he has
manifested under the erossest insults from
his client aud The biIier-st iaunis fr M the
opp'sing COUNSEL. E'aring The case only
ai the earnest solicit ion If his wife, he has
dope sll 10 his power 10 convince the jury
that Guitsau was an insane man. aud the
failure VI The attempt can not be laid at bis
door.
The new North-west. [volume] (Deer Lodge, Mont.) 1869-1897, 1882-01-27

WAsHIScToS, Jspaary 20.-It Is to-day
believes. IA The best informed Senatorial cir
clrs that Shefman's three per cent. funding
bill is DOOMED TO . certain defeat. The de-
bate this week has developed unexpectedly
slrong opp'sii Ion 10 The measure la lis pres
eat foam, and 10, fear az he adoption ~ OBJ
noxious amendments, either In the Senate or
In the House, L,ciion 10 lay Il ON The table
early next week wilidoubtirss be made.