The new North-west. [volume] (Deer Lodge, Mont.) 1869-1897, 1884-01-18
NEW NOR'-WESTERs.

Florida is utilizing convicts on turpentin
farms. tt
Twelve hundred lawyers rattle The jurie
of Boston. sE
In Mexico you can make man take $40
in nicksls. s
II Beecher gave his callers no vine On New
Years day. @ fsg
/ Georgia farmers are holding their sottol
for higher prices.
"A New York florist claims to sell 1000,
rosebuds every day.
The average age of French Generalsis un
der 45; Of English, over 65.
The daddy of new boy baby IN BE
hampton, New York, is II years old.
Lawrence Barrett has purchased the righ
to new piece, Gan American Queen"
Beauregard and Jubal Early receive $40,
600 year each from the Louisiana lottery.
After four months study of English, Ma
dame Sembrini has learned to speak 1t we'll
Nearly $4,000, 900 damages has been done
In Louisiana by the floods during the present
year.
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clear for the first time in the history of the
court.
John Browns rooms in Windsor Castle
are kept locked, and no one is allowed to
occupy them.
San Francisco will put up buildings cost
ing 81, 900 900, in Golden Gate Park, for her
Worlds Fair in 1887.
A bill has been introduced in the Virginia
Legislature 10 prohibit the running of rail-
road trains on Sunday.
| "Old Father Time cuts another coupon
TONIGHT" is James Gordon Benefits happy
way Of announcing New Years eve.
A Photographic studio has now been at
tached to most Of the French hospitals, for
photographing the sick persons at different
| times.
Mr.. +. S. SherwIn, although convicted of
| felony, has been granted q stay Of sentence
| by the Albany court. Mr.. Sherwin is a mil
lionaire.
1t is stated that early in the spring the
Coeur d'Alene district is to be supplied by q
newspaper by Adam Aulbach, from the Pa
| cihc coast.
Probably the wealthiest railroad conductor
In America is employed on the East Tennes.
see, Virginia Il Georgia road. He is said to
be worth $4,000.
The board of aldermen of New York have
passed an ordinance requiring the electric
light companies to place their wires under
ground after May l, 1884.
Chicago foots up a record for the year 1883
of 657 unnatural deaths, A of which were
mur ders and homicides and 1876 suicides.
The others were accidental.
Louisiana has 2.557 factories, working 30
OIL hands, with u capital Invested of S1S,-
313 ,974, paying annually in wages, 81 $685.
47o, and yielding annually in products
S24, ,16l ,905.
The current "catch" is to ask your friend
If Christmas and New Years come In the
same year. No. few people will promptly
answer, mo, of course they DON'T" and a
half minute later they feel sick over their
own mental weakness Chicago Euenfng
Journal.
At the recent opening of new CONNER
cial exchange in New York, the President
stated that the annual value of the raw
sugar imported and produced in the United
States considerably exceeded our importa-
tions of tea and coffee, with silk, hides,
hemp and rubber added. The figures for
sugar were stated at $3.50, ,000y000.
Owenby and Elfus, the Walla Walia mur-
derers who escaped from Jail some three
weeks ago by assaulting and overpowerlng
the sheriff and jailer, were recaptured Jsnu-
ary I'd, near Milton, and again placed in Jail.
They had only gone a short distance, got
caught in storm in the mountains and took
N ha hav ofa yuh har thpy nj
Lieut.. Dukes, of Portland, Ore., is the
lover that Mary Anderson has consented to
wed, II she marries any one. The cable
easily twisted thi. into the Duke of Port
land. Young Dukes, who was left fortune
by his father, resigned his commission and
has put in his time in following the charm
ing Mary from city to city, and finally to
England to press his suit.
1t Is stated that the antiseptic action of
copper sulphate is slightly superior to that
of salicylic and benZoic acids; twice greater
than that of phenol; five times greater than
that of alum, tannin, and arsenious acid
aud ten times greater than that of chloral
hydrste aud the ferrous salts. Copper chlor-
ide is from one-third to one-balf more efti-
cient than the sulphate.
Edward Atkinson, Of Boston, says "Fire
Turks in a cotton bale for weeks. The cot
ton which was injured somew what over a year
ago in Biddleford, Me-, was moved TO South
Boston for sale. The fire broke out again
more than once while it was at South Boston
being made ready for sale. It was then sold
at auction. The fire broke out again la one
parcel while IL was on the ears being carried
away, and In another parcel after 1t had been
received at factory where 1t was to be used. |
The latest outbreak was, think, thirty days |
after the original fire."
The New York Sun may not be a very |
good authority on Presidential candidates, |
but when you come to mixed drinks IL knows |
what 1t is talking about. 1t gives some sea- |
sonable advice to that numerous class who |
drink, not because they like 1t, of course, but |
just to keep themselves warm. The Sun |
says: "Dont drink whisky, or rum, or any |
liquor. The heat they afford Is short lived, /
and leaves you cold and weak. They are |
worse than nothing. But drink glass of |
ale and pepper-new ale and common black /
pepper. IL will not affect your head, but it
will keep your blood warm In the keen
wind and coldest RAIN"
Henry Irving recently contributed q s'stick-
full to the New York Tribune. He said
II value so highly the good opinion Of the
American people that II Is painful TO me TO
see any estimate of their education and cul-
ture misrepresented. In your journal of to-
day Baltimore dispatch states that have
said The Americans are not yet fully edu-
Gated TO appreciate true artistic ability.
They are progressing This statement Is
utterly untrue; and while take this oppor-
unity TO contradict 1t, / feel sure that Amer
ca by this time knows me sufficiently we'll
20 believe that l am incapable of ut.ering
such conceited nonsense, or of the bad taste
and ingratitude which the correspondent de-
,ires to fix upon me-"
Prepared to support Husbands.