The new North-west. [volume] (Deer Lodge, Mont.) 1869-1897, 1883-11-02
15, NO. 49, DEER LODGE MONTANA, NOVEMBER 2, 1885,
NEW NOR'-wESTERS.

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Good running watches have been made oil
iron.
Asia Minors earthquake took one thousand
lives.
Uncle Samuel has s407, 1856, ,ss4 in his trea,
sure vaults. a
Joaquin Miller Is going to build log cabin
In Washington.
Gen. Hancock intends to 60 to Mexico 10
seek better health.
The crop of Florida oranges is estimated
at 102, 100000 boxes.
| The socialist convention at Pittsburg failed
| for want Of numbers. tr#
| Hoadley's plurality over Foraker Is 1853.
His majority over all Is ], ,443.
Barnes, the evangelist, has sent from Loh-
don for his big Kentucky tent.
Mr.. Irving, the actor, will make his first
appearance In New York in "The Bells"
Bismarck has lost forty-one pounds in five
years. He still weighs over Two hundred.
Bill Nye has quit fooling with journalism
and is going to live soberly In Hudson, Wis.
Mr.. Harte, son of Bret Harte, Is playing
with Boucicsult in San Francisco theatre.
The Rev. c. <. Burdette, brother Of the
humorist, has gone to India as mission
| ary.
Work Is progressing on the new silver
vault. It will hold 100000 daddy dol
lars.
Ex-Speaker Keifer being asked by repor-
ter what he thought Of Ohio, replied, "D-n
Ohio"
Captain Mayne Reid, the novelist, died
recently in London at the age OF sixty-ive
years.
A Cleveland boy, paralyzed from birth,
has been almost wholly cured by electric
treatment.
The Presidential bee IN General Buffers
bonnet has developed into red hot yellow
jackets nest.
Lawrence Barrett is about to publish his
"Career on the Stage" 1t will be issued by
New York house.
A two-hours' sale of Bismarck capital lots
brought $4,000. Prices ruled much higher
than was expected.
The only amusement of John W. Mackay,
the wealthy silver miner, 10 two hours Of po-
ker playing each day.
There were 500, ,6jS pensioners at the end
of the fiscal year. The average drawn by
each was $l06 q year.
George Scoyille, the unlucky man who
married Guiteaus sister, has gone to Colo
RADIO TO recover his health.
The Society of the Army of the Tennessee
elect Gen. Sherman President and General
Grant orator for next year.
A vocalis. says that eating raw oysters will
cure sore that. This sort OF medicine does
not require to be disguised.
General Managerv anHorne says the Cana
dian Pacific will be at the summit Of Its
Rocky Mountain pass this fall.
There are 1886 Americans In Italy, and
not one of them grinds an organ or sells
fresha peanutta at street corner.
New York shopmen have been driven
nearly crazy by applications from ladies for
scraps with which to make "crazy quilts"
The Midland Railroad Company, of Eng
land, have purchased Pullman rolling stock,
and will introduce American train service.
Frank Preston Fremont, son OF the Path
finder, Is to be mar ried in November to Miss
Carrie Townsend, New York belle Of high
degree.
Angora cats are becoming fashionable, and
are taking the place of pug dogs as ladies'
pets. They sell at from fifteen to fifty dol
lars each.
A man cannot be bad long In Boston. An
ex-conductor of street cars there has Just
conseientiously returned $500 that he had
stolen In fares.
Each curl on the bead of the statue of
"Liberty Enlightening the World," destined
for New York harbor, Is three times rs large
as q mans body.
Philadelphia Is to have street car with
patent spring motor. The inventor says
that after the spring Is wound up It will pro-
pei the car eight miles.
BARLEY Campbell Is out with q warning to
the evil-disposed not 10 appropriate to their
transforming and other uses his two plays,
the "Galley Slave" and "White Slave"
During the last thirty years the Church of
England has raised $3.50, 900, 900 for the
building and repairing of churches and
cathedraIs, and $500, ,0OO,OOO for endow-
ments.
Lord Coleridge visited the U. s. Supreme
Court Friday. 1t was the first time In the
history of the Court that any one not mem.
Der thereof ever occupied seat upon Its
bench.
The Goyernor-elect of Ohio Is fond of sit.
ting down to the German lunch of glass of
wine, loaf of rye bread and dish Of cot
tsge cheese sprinkled with salt, pepper and
minced chives.
There seems to be 0 turn In the tide Of
the demand for indecent publications. Sure
ly It has gone sufficiently far. After while
the people will get enough Of fspdoodle So
ciety person ais. ..#.
The corner stone Of the church which Is
to be built on the spot In st. Petersburg
where Alexander ii. was killed, was laid by
the Gear and Czarina In the presence Of
vast concourse of people. .a ...-. ..
The New York "Elite Dictionary" for
1888 contains about 30,e00 names Of the
weslthiest families In the city. The sacred
volume Is printed on rose.tinted paper and
bound In ornamental calf.
~ So we'll has nature cured the wounds and
concealed the scars OF the great civil war
that veterans who now revisit the battle re-
gions often find 1t difficult to identify the
scenes Of their valor twenty years ago.
New York City hss $40, 600 invested
In the oyster business, and last year ate OF
home 5000, 900 bushels Of the toothless fish,
A Washington Market woman is getting rich
selling 500 bowls Of soup day at 10 cents .
bowl. # --rftt@ a5 H
Mr.. John r. French, formerly Sergeant
at-srms Of the United States, In his lecture,
"Ten Years Among the Senator'S" ranks
William Pitt Fessenden IS the greatest mem
Der of that body he ever knew, but says
that he went In and out Of the Senate cham
ber with less pretension than the man who
opened and shut the doors.
Ten thousand people perished in the earth
quake on the southern coast of the Gulf of
Smyrna, and twenty Thousand more have
been rendered homeless. The houses nearly
oil fell with the first shock, and the inmates
were crushed and buried under the ruins.