The new North-west. [volume] (Deer Lodge, Mont.) 1869-1897, 1882-01-06
NEW NOR'-WESTERS.
General Keifer is the twenty ninth

General Keifer is the twenty ninth
Speaker. ..... ~....
"A Land League-Three miles across the
country. .a
Ex-Governor z. A. Shaw of New Hamp-
shire, is insane.
Mr.. Goschen is called the dark horse OF
English politics.
Building operations in Chicago the past
year have cost s11, 100000.
Count Won Moltke married an English
lady, and has liking for England.
Mayor Grace says that Hugh Hastings
wants to be Governor of New York.
"A child never sees the necessity Of strict
obedience until 1t becomes apparent.
Columbia College has fund of 4,s00,-
900, or nearly sl,OO0,OoO more than that of
Harvard.
Professor Nordenskjold has announced
that he is preparing for new expedition to
the Arctic.
Mr.. Choate was described by All old
farmer as looking like mixture Of jaundice
and jurisprudence.
"A large boa in the Geological Gardens
in London swallowed a blanket and dis
gorged 1t in thirty days. Bully boa.
Judge Hilton has ordered a monument
for A. T. Stewart from Boston sculptor.
1t will be placed In Trinity churchyard.
An old gentleman being asked what he
wished for dinner, replied: "An appetite,
good company, something to eat and clean
napkin"
-Amssonia has been used with great sue
cess by NJ. Melseus, of the Royal Belgian
Academy of Medicine, in the treatment Of
pulmonary diseases.
In q recent sun disturbance protuber-
ance was thrown up from the surface which
was 255,0O0 miles long, but in few hours 1t
subsidized to only $4,000 miles.
Two Philadelphia mechanics claim to
have discovered device for running street
cars by a series of steel springs. At the end
of each trip the car is to be wound up like a
clock.
The late Siro Delmonico sometimes
smoked as many as 100 cigars a day. HIS
physician had told him that unless he should
stop smoking he must look out for sudden
death.
Sir Edward J. Reed, the English engin-
eer, enc of the first authorities in the world
on such question, has written letter In
which he expresses favorable opinion Of
the Eads ship railway.
Edward p. Fry, an old operate mana
ger in New York, but now bedridden, has
a telephone connection with the Academy of
Music, and is most assiduous opera goer
without leaving his bed.
-Ship-loads of young evergreens are car
red all the way from Maine for Christmas
decorations in New York. The Catskills
used to supply the market, but the supply
there is being exhausted.
During the performance of Hermann, the
magician, at New York, recently, drunken
crank attempted to shoot him by using his
own pistol instead of the "magic" one which
Herman asked him to fire.
Thomas Mast expresses public opinion
very clearly when he pictures Gu'teau in
the cap and bells of clown, sitting on Gar
fields grave with the legend below: 'From
Grave to Gay: Anything to Win Notoriety."
"A man who writes advertisements and
dispatches that he must pay for, acquires a
forcible directness and brevity Of style that
speeches and sermons.-NeU Orleans Plea
yune.
There are 1873 members in the new Ohio
Legislature, which will meet in January.
Exactly two-thirds of the members are Re-
publicans. There are forty mine lawyers,
thirty farmers, two bankers, one minister
and one artist. ....
"A tosl that weighs 10000 pounds has
been made al Wilmington, Del, machine
shop for an Alliance, o., iron company. 1t
is large planning machine, capable of plan
ing sheet of Iron ten feet wide and twenty
four feet long.
-Archdeacon Kirby says when he went to
Red River, in ls52,h met little barefooted
boy and asked him If he waited to go 10
school. He said he did, and went. That
little Indian boy Is now James Northway,
Prime Minister of Manitoba.
1t is always so with the world In the
long run, though it is very hard to make men
believe 1t. "My young friend" said Lanju-
mats, ave always receive an unknown per-
son according to his dress, but we take leave
OF him according to his merit"
Nicholas Longworth, of the Cincinnati
bar, had for his first case the defense of a
horse-thief. For his fee he reluctantly ac-
cepted thirty-three acres Of land. The land
is still owned by Mr.. Longworth, and, being
In the heart of Cincinnati is worth over S2,-
100000.
Opponents of vaccination have nut to
crack In the news that comes from Spring
Hill, Minn., where there is settlement of
German Catholics, no one Of whom had
been vaccinated, and among whom 1e5ca
of smallpox were reported within aperied
of three weeks.
II. Augustus Hoge, representing syndi-
cate of gentlemen from the Manhattan Club,
purchased Booths Opera House. In New
York, for $3.50, 900, from the OaLes Ames es-
tate. The property cost Booth over mil
lion dollars. After the season expires the
building will probably be devoted TO busi-
dess purposes.
"A monster mill is to be built in Minneap-
oils which will turn out five and q half bar
rels of flour per minute, 1888 barrels per hour,
|, 1000 barrels per day, 100000 barrels per
year (30O days). IL will require 100000
bushels per year TO supply 1t, and the value
Of Its annual products will be $4,000, 900.
Il will make one-third of the present wheat
crcp of Minnesota into -four, aud require an