The new North-west. [volume] (Deer Lodge, Mont.) 1869-1897, 1884-01-25
TELBGRAMS IN BRIEF.

PRESCOTT. Ar, Jan. 21.-Highwaymen
robbed the Wiekenbey stage last night, but
the mail bags were not rifled of letters.
ANTIOCH, Gala, January 2l.-A fire this
Hotel. John Griffin, q son Of the proprietor,
SPRINGFIELD, Mass, Jan. 49, Three
masked men entered the county treasurer's
office this evening, bound and gagged the
treasurer, and robbed the safe of $500 in
cash.
GLOUCESTER, Mass, January 2l.-The
schooner Kunizford, has been given up rs
lost. There were fourteen men on board
who will leave seven widows and nineteen
orphans.
CHICAGO, Jan. 20.-A Times Ottawa spe-
cial says: A rumor is in circulation that the
Canadian Pacific road has asked the Govern
ment for additional assistance to the amount
of sl40,0O1000.
SAN FRANCISCO, Jan. 1S.-The orange
crop of California has been ''coruered" by a
combination Of three local firms which has
already secured nine-tenths of the total crop.
The idea is suggested by short crop in
FLrida.
PORTLAND, Jan. lit is generally I'M
derstood here that the Northern Pacific
stockholders elected Robert Harris President
Of the Northern Pacific as a recognition Of
the Willard regime as against the Philadel-
phia faction.
LONDON, Jan. 1S.-An attaehe of the
French legation, when interviewed, said that
France had determined to take Bacninh at
all costs. When that object Is accomplished
shewill be ready to accept the mediation Of
England or the United States.
OhENBURG, Russia, Jan. 17.-Lieutenants
Harder and SchulZe, with the bodies of
Lieutenant Commander belong, DIR. Am
bier jerome Collins, and Others of the JEAN
netts expedition, passed through here yesLer-
day, Ell route for the United States.
LONDON, Jan. ia leading member Of
the Chinese legation was interviewed aud
states that China has not declared war
against France, although her memorandum
TO Premier Ferry declaring that an assault
or Sontsy, Hunghea or Bacninh will be ca
sus belli and be carried out TO the bitter
end.
BEgLIY, Jan. 1S.-The coronation day,
the one hundred and eighty-third anniver-
sary Of the Prussian monarchy, was observed
oday with general rejoicing. The whole
city was decorated with flags. Emperor
William, with imposing attendance, vested
Prince Frederick Leopold with the orders Of
the Black Eagle.
CINCINNATI, Jan. 20.-The Bricklayers'
International Union has just closed its SEES.
sion of several days, and will meet next in
Jersey City in January, 1885. They voted
to urge the passage of the pending bill in
Congress to prevent the importation of alien
labor. The matter of S hours and days
work was referred to.
Leadylle special says: The city bank of
Leadville made an assignment to-day for the
benefit ofcreditors. The bank has been in
difficulty for the past year. The failure ere.
ates great excitement. The loss Is confined
almost exclusively to stockholders and di-
rectors who will get 80 cents on the dollar.
BOSTON, Jan. 19.-An explosion (probably
gas) occurring last night in 157 ana $50 Han
ovor street completely destroyed the build
ing blowing out the front aud sending the
roof across the street. The windows of al
most every building on both sides of Han
over street, for distance Of two squares,
were broken. Nobody killed. Loss proba-
bly, $4,000.
DUBLIN, Jan. 20.-The Nationalist meet
ing ct Boyle to-day was attended by at least
800 persons. The speakers were O'Brien
and Kinney, members of parliament.
During the riot at Enniskillen on Satur.
day the police charged the mob aud were
met by the Nationalist with shower of
stones. The Orangemen also stoned the
police and afterwards stoned the Catholic
school houses.
WASHINGTON, d. c., Jan. 2l.-The Re-
publican campaign committee met this even
ing and appointed the following executive
committee: Senator Hawley, Chairman;
Senator Allen, of Iowa, and Miller, of Cal,
end Rspressntatiycs Hicock, Washburne,
Peele, MCKINNEY, CamPSell, of Penn, Petit
john, Cobb, Davis and OIIara. The execu-
tive committee will meet at the call of the
Chairman.
DENVER, January 22.-The Republicans
Leadville special says: The First National
Bank Of this city closed its doors after
heavy run this afternoon. At midnight 1t
was made public the bank would not open
in the morning, and TO prevent an attach
ment the bank has asked for receiver. 1t
is thought the deposits will reach over $500.
300. At this hour (midnight) the streets are
lined with excited depositors.
WASHINGTON, Jan. 1.-The President
leaves Washington to morrow for New York
70 attend the reception of the Union League,
Wednesday evening. He will be aceompa
MED by Secretaries Frelinghuysen, Folger
and Teller, aud probably other members of
he cabinet. Attorney General Brewster
will join the party at New York.
Four thousand Winnebago Indians, now
upon their reservation in Nebraska, have Pc
itioned the Secretary of the Interior to
allow them lands in severalty, so they may
lcquire rights of citizenship. .t-