The new North-west. [volume] (Deer Lodge, Mont.) 1869-1897, 1884-06-27
NEW NOR'-WESTERS.
Mr.. Blaine Is Congregationalist and Gen.

visit for short time In Germany.
A Pittsburgh astrologer predicts that ia,
Gould will meet violent death within eigh
years.
Oscar Wilde's full registered name in hi
marriage was Oscar Fingal O'Flahe-ty
Wilde.
The total csst of the Lendon police fol
the year ending March 31st last was Sc,
1890.
Stoneman and Rosecrans are being pressed
for the Vice Presidency by correspondents in
the World.
"Telrherage," It is said, is the word tha,
will be used to mean transportation by mean:
Of electricity.
Mr.. Robert Laird Collier finds that Henry
Irving has strangely nervous, uneasy eye.
How about the other one?
In and around Philadelphia fancy cows OF
the Jersey breed have become more fashion
able and valuable than fancy horses.
Mr.. Ruskin declares 1t to be high time that
the public left off praising his manner of
saying things and began believing something
he says.
John Russell Young, according to a private
l iObbCiy iHtChoo W Luc pOolIlOu VI 1ll-
lister to China, of which he has grown tired,
and resume journalism in this country.
Since the withdrawal of Tilden the Atlanta
Constitution admits that another Republican
President in the person of James G. Blaine
becomes very much more than possibility.
| A patent de, ice for fastening neck-tie has
| just been sold TO q company for $1,000, 900.
A sure way TO riches Is In the invention of
simple, useful, cheap articles for general use.
The Duke OF Rutland has taken so heavily
to heart the removal of the Duke of Yelling
| tons statue from Hyde Park that he writes
"lf 1t were possible, l would resign my
peersge."
The New York Herald says: "Good old
Bishop Whipple, in his forty years of mis-
sionary work among the Indians of Mime
sofa, has ridden horseback over thirty thou
sand miles"
Lieut.. Schwatka, who explored the Arctic
regions without accident, was not so fo1u-
nate In exploring his own parlor. He fell
over rocking chair the other day and broke
bis right arm.
Charles Dudley Warner intends making a
tour of $50 miles on horseback In North Car
olina this summer, which will furnish him
with material for magazine articles for the
rest of the year.
In order TO impart dignity to the town of
Maroa, Ill, forty of the merchants have
signed pledge TO wear high silk hats, in
stead Of the de-brimmed slouches that
have been In fashion there. -s@.
The scene of Mr.. Howells' and Mr.. Hen
schel's forthcoming comic opera Is steamer
In mid ocean. The libretto 10 said to sparkle
with extremely comical verses and some Of
the music 10 very captivating. The work Is
getting on rapidly.
A colony ~ O..L.iIa ssoftcrs from the |
Highlands Is about to be established in Man |
itoba. It will consist chiefly of crefters, |
who, owing to the pressure of high rents and |
the barrenness of the soil, found existence |
most precarieus at home.
The little Republic of San Marino, in |
Italy, with Its army of forty men and its |
public debt Of Sl,0S0, does credit to the sys- |
TEN Of self-governmsnt. The roads are nu- |
merous and well kept, the land is we'll culti- |
vated, and the villages are clean and orderly. |
Mr.. Joseph Medill, the editor of the Chi
cago Tribune, Is described as a man having |
q little the appearance of the typical Mormon
elder, with white locks falling from his |
straight, rigid, almost bald head, and with
red face, warm blue eyes, and some folds of
fat. He would now pass for 10.
The grog. shops of the city of Mexico have
such titles as "The Birth of Venus" "Ths
Kiss Of Love-" "The Life Eternal" "The
Bacchus," )" "The Shipwreck," "The Delrum
Tremens," and "Little He'll" Mexican
topers are determined TO know the name of
the road 10 ruin on which they are travelling.
Among those prominently mentioned for
Democratic nomination for President are
Cleveland, Hewitt, Dorsheimer, Bayard,
Flower, Randall, Thurman, Pendleton,
Hoadley, Payne, Mcdonald, Holman, Hen
bricks, Morrison, Carlisle, Trumbull, Pal
ner, Justice Field, and Butler.
Walla Walla has a municipal ordinance,
which Is strictly enforced, prohibiting any
boy or girl who is under ID years of age from
being out alone after dark. A child sent for
Q physician must be given permit to do so.
No tobaeconist can sell tobacco or cigarettes
to children less than IA years Of age, and
Sunday liquor selling Is punished by $2s
fine for each offense.
A writer In the Medical Times and Gazette
recommends the use Of hot milk as Q resto-
rative. MIX, when heated above 100 degs.
Fahrenheit, loses Its sweetness and density,
but has most beneficial influence over mind
and body when exhausted by labor or men,
tai strain. Its effects are more invigorating
and enduring than those of alcoholic stimu-
lants. .a
IL has been decided that II policy upon
mans life Is taken out In favor of his parents
or his brothers and sisters, the bene6ciaries
thus named In the policy, and not the wife
and children who are his natural heirs, will |
D.xss l
his life for the benefit Of his estate, the pro-
ceeds, like other personal property, will be
divided among bis heirs at bis death.
Few, II any, Of the Chinamen In the East
ern cities have any name. They are Of the
vagrant class, the lowest OF the low. A
Chinaman Of any prominence, even an arti-
ceives . name from his father as an infant,
be gets book name when he goes to school,
and he receives his true and official name
when he marries.-Philadelphid Times.
Col. David G. Cowand was specimen Of
he real Southern fighters. He went In as q
private. Wounded at Gettysburg, shot
through the lungs at the Bloody Angel 20 i
Tears ago, again hurt at Petersburg, he COM !
handed brigade at Appomatox, and there ,,
ed the last charge made by any portion of
Col. Cowand's death at Norfolk few days /
lgo.
Mr.. Gid Bells little boy Freddie, who Is G
,nly about four years old, ought TO wear the /
blue ribbon for the best fish story Of the sea-
on. He went home the other day with the
ear portion Of bis pants missing, and his r
ather began to chide him about It and to Q
question him IS 10 where he had been to tear 4
lis pants into such fright. The little fel-
ow as quick ~ thought told his father that
le had been down To the creek, and while
,e was walking along the bank . fish jumped Il
,uf Of the water, bit out the seal Of his pants,
md got back into the water before he had
ims 70 catch it.-Montezumd Record.
The London Nautical Magazine says: :
The name borne by the largest number OF
'esscls Is Mary. There are over 200 sailing 2
'essels and five steamers named Mary, over '
90 Mary AIMS, and about 100 vessels In q
which Mary is the FIRST word of the name.
yext TO the Marys como the Elixabeths,
lanes, and Sarahs, and then the Williams,
vhich alone Of male names exceeds 100. A
cry large number Of the names In the list Il
ire Christian; and perhaps next 10 them is .
lass Of names In which the word Brothers
,ccura indicating. donbtlosa + nartnershiu y