The new North-west. [volume] (Deer Lodge, Mont.) 1869-1897, 1884-02-01
TELEGRAMS IN BRIEF.

| WASHINGTON, Jan. 28.-Representativ L
w. Mackey, of South Carolina, died this
| morning. The House as mark of respect to
the memory Of deceased adjourned.
SALT LAKE, Jan. T.-Tbe old rates on the
Union Pacific and Denver & Rio Grande
railroads were restored to-day, and all con.
tracts at cut rates have been declared of.
Moscow, Jan. 2s.-The bodies of the vic.
| tins of the Jeanette expedition have ar
rived here. The American residents placed
flowers and wreaths upon the dead heroes.
DENVER, Jan. 25-Frank Dewalt, default.
ing president Of the First National Bank OF
Leadville, was arrested to-day at ri Paso,
Texas. Leadville officers are en- route there
with extradition papers.
LONDON, Jan. 27-The ship Simla was
sunk in the English Channel by collision
with the ship City of Lucknow, and her
crew of 90 persons was drowned. The City
Of Lucknow arrived at Gravesend.
WILCOX, A. T., Jan. ga substantial
pledge of peace was offered by the Apaches
At San Carlos Agency in the persons Of 90 of
their children, who leave Wilcox to-day on
the east-bound train for the Carlisle training
school in Pennsylvania.
CHICAGO. Jan. 9.-The safe in the post.
Office Mt Blue Island, one of the southwest
ern suburbs of this city, was blown open BY
burglars last night. The value of the plum
der secured by the thieves is placed &C about
$4,000
DENVER, Jan. 8.-The Republicans Posita
dispatch says Frank Williams aud John
Gray, who shot and killed a man namad
Hurts n a saloon row, were taken from all
yesterday morning by q masked mob and
hanged to the rafters Of a nsighboring log
shanty.
SALT LAKE, Jan. 8-Last night the Brig
ham Young Academy, at Provo, Utah, was
destroyed by fire, causing . loss Of 10000
No insurance. 1t was Mormon school,
with 400 students. No lives were lost but
there were numerous narrow escapes. The
nitro glycerine In the laboratory was fortu-
nately removed before the fire obtained
much Roadway.
CHICAGO, Jan. GA special to the DAILY
Ns,cs from Lincoln, ILL.,, says Late this after
ternoon the grand jury completed its labors,
and found true bill of Indictment against
.. A. Carpenter. charging him with the muir
der of the girl Zura Burns. Carpenter was
out on $4,000 bail; but the judge declared
the offense not bailable, and Carpenter was
remanded to Jail.
New YORK. Jan. 26.-Jobn Muir, superin.
tendent of traffic of the Northern Pacific, has
resigned to take the general managership of
the oregon Improvement company for a
term Of years, and will reside In Portland.
He will have entire control of the Pacific
Coast interests OF the Company, including
their railroad and steamship lines and coal
interests.
LONDON, Jan. 20-The Times, in leading
article, says the fact that Baron Rothschil.is
has lent the Khedive Il zoo, GOO implies his
confidence that the fnanciers Of England
have taken Egypt in hand aud will see her
safely through her troubles England cannot
retire now without exposing Egypt 10 a
worse condition of anarchy than that which
prevailed under Arab Pasha.
SAN FRANCISCO, Jan. 27.-Sullivan failed
to draw an audience and was Missed while
sparring. He threatened to clean out the
house II 1t was repeated.
Steady rains yesterday aud to-day through.
out the middle section Of the State have ma
terially improved the prospect of the grain
crop. The fruit crop In Southern California
will probably be the best ever had.