The new North-west. [volume] (Deer Lodge, Mont.) 1869-1897, 1883-09-28
1oI 49, NO. IS. = DEER LODGE, MONTANA sEF1EMBER 2s
NEW NoR'-wEsTEHs.

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Bsrtholdi's statue starts for New York on
New Years. 0Ffesr. watt saa5.1E q
Pullman, Illinois, has no saloons, no po-
lice, and no jail. b.. zs'~eeaE assa :
Sir Edward Reec, n. p, owns 2,0oo, 200
acres In America
Friends Of bis say President Arthur spsnds
just half bis salary on hospttsiities. .az7l' 4
Cbambord left fortune Of 2,00o, 900.
The OrleAnists get none Of IL. .s sa7 I
It 10 said that the Assistant Secretary of
the Treasury intends TO resign. Thst's
New. Tl '" a.,
Influenced by temperance leadsr, rich
Engl,sb miller has destroyed cellar OF port
wine. s'Ti h.as=t ~zs #a@t r. =
, In the pest forty ysars a 900, 900 has bean
sPenI IN building snd rsslsrias churches ia ia
| Wales. &c :: s. + s. = : - -
The Iiiinois compulsory education law
provides no penalties and ID, therefore, lnop-
| erAtive. ....s ....
The senior postms of the United States,
Edward Stabler, Of Sandy Springs, Nd, died
"Wednesday. - 60 -. -a~. III -.--5
Senator Sharon says he Is the largest real
estate owner In San Francisco, having SILL
000, 900 worth there. IT." @-5
Bret Harte's new California story, ain the
C1quinez Woods" will be published In .
little classic. c..volume.
Tennyson took his medicine. The bard Of
Ralaklava has written memorial poem on
John Brown, the gillie. -,
Mr.. Rufus Hatch estimates Jay Gould's
alone at II, 100000 . year.
Most of them (laboring men) prefer to live
here In New York ~ beggar rather than to
be nabobs out West.-Jay Gould.
The Producers Marble Company, Of But.
land, Vt, employs more marble cutters than
oil the italian quarries put together.
Ex-Governor Kirkwooc, of Iowa, advises
young men to spend their vacations In the
wild west instead Of going to Europe.
Sol Smith Russell, the comedian, has re-
Gently been afflicted by the death of his SOD,
Willie Russell, lad OF four years.
The estate of DR.. Glenn, the California
wheat raiser, will amount to more than
81 ,00O, 900 after the debts of 81 ,450, 900 are
paid.
hundred feet wide, from Kings river, 10 ir-
rigate 10000, 900 acres Of dry and worthless
desert.
Hurlber., late editor of the World, Is the
guest Of the Duke OF Sutherland, at Dunra-
ven castle, Scotland, and paying his devoirs
10 the widow Of Scotch duke.
Il 10 stated that Henry Villsrd's true name
Ii Heinrich Hilgard, and that be assumed
"Villard"- y nom de plume when he was
writing western letters 10 the Tribune.
Some tourists recently spent n light In the
hest and steam Of the hot rocks near the
crater vents OF Mount Tacoma, Washington
Territory. The crater is some distance be-
low the summit. -.-. .~ If
When m Indian doctor has lost five pa
tients the survivors OF the tribe send him
after than TO zee what has become OF them.
Aftsr al the Indians would lose some advan-
tages by civilization.
During the recent salute fred from the
| Cronstadt forts and ships on the imperial In
spection OF the Russian squadron returned
| from the Pacific, one OF the largest guns In
Fert Milutin, thirteen inch Krupp, bursted.
Ex-Attorney General Devens declines to
bs . candidate for the Republican nomina-
ton for Governor Of Massachusetts. He
now holds life position - one of the Judges
Of the Supreme Court and declines to absn-
don this ofics for the more elevated position.
1t has been found by the Chwehman 10 bs
historically true that the Puritans In Crom-
vsll'g time Esye TO q child the name aIf-
Cbristhad- not died -for-thee thou hadstbeen
damned Barsbones." He became member
Of Parliament, and all his names were
dropped except the lmt; but he was famil-
iarly known ss1Damned Barebones."
II is generally declared In Chicago that the
new postal notes have proven failure. 1t
vss hoped 10 use these notes In the mails to
fli the gap made BY the abolition Of the
fractional paper money. The banks refuse
70 accept the postal notes, and business con-
Germs receiving good deal Of money In the
Aggregate by means Of postal notes, find
themselves put 70 serious Inconvenience and
loss. : ...
The Chinese government recently received
. formal notice from King Kalakaua that he
could accommodate no more emigrants from
the Celestial Kingdom. The Hawaiian ISL
ands wsrs not long ago advertising for an
increase Of population, but when the United
States shut out the Chinese, Honolulu be-
came ) too convenient substitute for the
Hongoiisas, Who crowded thither In such
nnmbsu q 70 thrsstsn the overrun ming of
the klands. s.far HM hr eautf a.z@, .e.
A ship canal IL projected from Bristol
Channel across the peninsula Of Bomerset
and Devon to the English Channel. The
length OF the canal will be 90 miles; the
watsrway will be 125 feet wide at the surface,
5S fest It the bottom, and 81 feet deep, the
Dimensions being similar to the grand ship
canal OF Holland from Amsterdam TO the
Hslder. Such . canal will Accommodate
ships Of 1900 tons drawing Is feet. The
cost OF the new cansl IL estimated ut about
81, ,50O, 900, and IL per cent. annual dividends
on this cost are expected. res
Defective hearing 10 growing more preys-
lent In the United States. So says DIR. Sex
ton. II produces In children at frst the ap-
pearance Of stupidity and then the reality.
They do not hear sounds distinctly, and Of
coune they cannot initiate sounds accurately.
Defects In the teeth are great cause of this
lamentable calsmity In the young, and this
10 fresh reason for avoiding quack applica-
tions of so-called dentists and keeping to
pure soap and water In cleansing the testh.
The Prince Imperial's tomb In the Zulu
country u, u appears, kept In good order.
THERE'S about quarter Of IN acre of ground
inclosed by wall, and within that another
enclosure, whore Queen Victoria's cross
stsnds. The original wreath placed around
The cross ID still intact, though much faded.
The monument vas placed BY British off,
csr In charge Of chief named Sabuxa and
kis clan, who promised 70 take care of 1t.
They have kept their promise well.
Rsappsarasce Of the Great Comet NJ 1889.
It appears quite possible, says Nature,th
. the moon draws away from the morning
sky toward the end Of the present month,
this comet may be again observed with our
larger instruments. Its distance from the
earth kas been Increasing from soon after
perihelion passage In September Last, and