The new North-west. [volume] (Deer Lodge, Mont.) 1869-1897, 1884-01-18
TELEGRAMS IN BRIEF.

TRENTON, N. j., Jan. 15.-Gov. Abbott
was inaugurated to-day. snow storm in
terfered little with the parade.
VIENNA, Jan. 13.-It Is stated that China
has decided not to recall the troops from
Bachnih where decisive battle 10 expected
| shortly.
COLUMBUS, Ohio, Jan. 15.-Henry B.
Payne was elected u. s. Senator to-day
without opposition, the Republicans Of both
houses voting blanks.
BERLIN, January 13.-It 10 stated that
Emperor William has refused to allow . d.
vorce between Prince Frederick Charles and
his wife and separation has been mutually
agreed upon.
| MAIDEN, Mass, Jan. 15.-Mrs. Valera
Stone died this morning from the effects of q
fall four weeks ago. During the past few
years she has given colleges and schools for
girls over 100000.
PANAMA, Jan. 14.-Men continue 10 ar
rive, by every vessel, for the canal company.
The number now employed exceeds $4,000.
The dry season has set In and IL Is hoped
much progress will be made this year on the
work.
LONDON, Jan. ia Hong Kong dis.
have been sent to Hanoi. The greatest &C.
tivity prevails in Canton. Barges have been
sunk in the Canton river to block the chan
mel.
VICTORIA, b. C.. Jan. IA stringent
anti Chinese law will be introduced into the
house. 1t declares 1t unlawful for Chinese
to enter British Columbia. An annual tax
will be fixed by the house on Chinese over
ii years of age.
PETERSBURG, Va, Jan. 4.-The hands
employed at three of the largest tobacco fac
tories here struck to day In consequence of
a reduction of 25 cents per 1000. The strike
disemploys between 5000 and 10000 men,
women and children.
PARIS, Jan. 1.-Two attaches of the
Chinese legation from Spain and the United
States are visiting England and France and
the Figaro states that the visit Is connected
with the offer of the United States to medi-
ate between France and China.
LONDON, Jan. 13.--Earl Shaftesbury, In
accepting the presidency of the international
arbitration peace society, says despite advan-
cling years he cannot incur the responsibility
Of refusing to accept the presidency of an
association the object of which Is so noble,
so truly Christian.
DUBLIN, Jan. b. One garrison at Ennes-
killer is ordered TO make preparations 10 &C.
commodate 1000 additional troops, which
will be sent here In view of the Nationalist
meeting announced for the coming week.
One at Cavan on the 10Th and another at
Boyle on the Goth.
CHICAGO, Jan. ia Davenport, Iowa,
special says: A baggage car on the Rock
al
yesterday by train wreckers, injuring Bag
gageman Bidley. The express safe was
broken open and robbed of five money pack.
ages, but they contained only small amounts.
BosTON, Jan. 14.-The produce exchange
adopted resolution calling upon represen-
tatives in Congress TO urge the passage of a
measure prohibiting The importation from
Germany and France of adnlterated wines
and other articles injurious TO the health, In
view of the interest placed by those coun-
tries on American pork.
SAN FRANCISCO, January 13.-The Alta
will publish, to morrow, that from the stock
of wheat on hand az this date 1t Is evident
that California cannot export to Europe
over 5000 tons, exclusive Of the quantity
now loading on ships. Should no rain fall,
probably none will be exported except to
dispatch the loading feet.
MADRID, Jan. 15.-At a banquet last
evening to the free trade leaders to celebrate
the conclusion of commercial treaties be-
tween Spain and various other countries, the
ministers Of foreign affairs, finance and inte-
rior were present. Great stress was laid on
the beneficial effect the provisional treaty
with America will have upon Spanish trade.
NEW YORK. Jan. 14.--In his sermon YES
terday Beecher said: 81 believe In the Trim.
ity; not that | understand It. have been
very foolish man In many things, but have
never yet been such fool as TO say that
l understand the interior nature Of God. /
believe that Christ Is living and that there 10
no jealousy between Father and Son and
Spirit; but don't understand the mystery"
ST. LeUIs, Jan. 13.-Advices from Mobile,
say the late cold snap caused immense dam
age IN that section. The loss to orange
growers is estimated at nearly $1,000, 900,
and the value of vegetables killel In Mobile
county alone reaches the same sum. Great
damage was also done TO the orange growers
Of Florida, but many growers profted by the
signal service warning and built fires and
that saved their trees.