The new North-west. [volume] (Deer Lodge, Mont.) 1869-1897, 1884-03-21
TELEGRAMS IN BRIEF.
HUDseN,N. Y, March 13.-H. A. Tilden,
youngest bpther Of Samuel j. Tilden, died
q New Lebanon last night, aged %.

HUDses,N. Y, March 1S.-H. A. Tilden,
youngest bpther Of Samuel J. Tilden, died
New Lebanon last night, aged 90.
FORTRESS MONROE, March 17.-Genersl
| Grant and party left this afternoon for
Washington to spend couple of weeks.
SAN Francisco, March 13.-The report
of the desth of Governor Stanford's son ID
confirmed He died yesterday st Florence,
Italy.
BERLIN, March 17.--It is alleged that Sar-
gent ha been allowed by Secretary Freling-
huysenthe option Of remaining In Berlin
or becoming Minister to some other Court.
ST. PAUL, March 14.-Sitting Bull is in
the city tonight. He is here with Agent
Mclaughlin on good behavior, inspecting
civilization. He expressed q eat surprise at
seeing houses on top Of each other.
LONDON, March 16.-Advices from Berber
nakeno mention of the uprising of Arabs in
that ,esion. The country Is reported quiet
as far a. Shedny. Dispatches from Cairo,
howeve, state that the government Is sup
pressin, bad news from Khartoum.
DUEIIN, March IA railroad train,upo
which Michael Davitt was q passenger, was
to day fired upon at Dungannon, County
| Tyrols.
Plseards have been posted about Skibber-
reeA County Cork, announcing the outbreak
of civil war In March. The police are re-
| moving them.
LYNDON, March 17.-Rumors are current
| In the Hobbies of the House of Commons that
the resignation of Gladstone and other MEM
hers Of the Government will be under con-
old
msjUnty of the Cabinet favor prolonged
occupation of Egypt, TO which Gladstone is
opposed.
SAN Francisco, March 1.-THE con-
/ tinued rains are rendering the situation
alarming. This storm Is worse than 1t first
supposed. The southern country is flooded,
telegraph interrupted, and the railroads
again washed out. It has rained necessarily
for the last SO hours. The signal service an
Iounces heavy rains along the entire coast.
KANSAS CITY, March 14.-The wholesale
drug store of Woodward, Faxon & Co., Un-
ion Avenue, West Kansas City, burned this
morning; estimated losses on the stock, $75,'
900; insurance, $1,000. On the four story
building which was valued at $4,000, insur.
ance was $4,000. A young man name
Alternately, sleeping in the building, jumped
hohi WIG iOuibh stoiJ "ihNo"t eho ihJu
ries are thought to be fatal.
NEW YORK, March 14.-O'Donovan Rosa
was interviewed last night regarding the ex
plosion at Fulham, England, and declared
that he knew three days ago the explosion
was to take place, and said he could tell
when the next one would take place, but
would not do so. To day the fact comes
from London that the Fulbam outrage was
simply an explosion of toy belonging to a
child. Much amusement is theIeby ere ated
over the pretensions of Rosa.
NEW YORK, March 15.-The steamship
San Pablo, on her passage out, struck on a
bar, but proceeded uninjured. She will be
the first American ship with cargo to pass
through the Suez Canal. Few vessels built
of late have attracted more attention among
freight shippers. on account Of her superior
carrying capacity. She has the largest and
most expensive cargo ever carried from
America to China, 1t being valued st $780,
600. She has full cargo of tea engaged
from Japan to San Francisco.