The new North-west. [volume] (Deer Lodge, Mont.) 1869-1897, 1885-07-10
NOTES OF THE DAY.

Gen. Wolseley and staff start at once from
Cairo for England.
The population of Buffalo, N. Y, Is 202,-
s1S, against 1855, $50 In 1880.
An order for 800, 700 copies Of Gen. Grants
book has been received from Paris.
Mrs. Hopkins new residence in Great Bar
rington, Mass, will cost $2,000,0OO whe Ii
completed.
Ex-Secretary of War Lincoln will resume
his law practice in chicago with his old part
ner, Edward S. Isham.
Three artesian wells were recently bored
In New Orleans, aud pure drinking water
was obtained 400 feet below the surface.
1t Is believed by the publishers that the
Grant family will get 81 100000 out OF :he
Generals book before the demand ceases.
A friend of James d. Fish says the latter
"has not got . dollar to his nance and he
will probably never come out OF prison
alive"
The social standing of the "Jersey Lily
is established. Her Majesty has invited Mr..
and Mrs Langtry to state ball At Windsor
Palace.
The new residence for Bishop Seghers will
be the handsonest building in Victoria, b.
C. Its cost will be somewhere in the neigh>
borhood Of $4,000.
The paper to be used hereafter for United
States checks will be distinguished by wa
ter mark Of the letters "U. S. T. D." instead
of by silk threads, as formerly.
As Mrs. L. B. Buell., of Rockford, Ill. was
sitting Sunday, her left hip bone snapped
| in two. Last year she broke her right arm
while tanning flies from her head.
The Boston Journal says 1t Is fully au-
thorizsd to state that Governor George ID.
Robinson will be the standard bearer Of the
Republicans In the next gubernatorial cam
paign.
A New Hampshire dog carried the scarlet
fever into five different families. The name
of the enterprising undertaken who owns
this intelligent animal Is not stated In the
report.
As an evidence of the magnitude Of the
business, 1t Is stated that fifteen hundred
large manufacturing establishments In this
| country are engaged In producing mining
machinery Of different kinds.
A lady of charitable disposition asked a
tramp if she could not assist him by mend
| ing his clothes. ayes, madam" he replied,
I have q button, and If you would sew q
| shirt onto 1t you would greatly oblige me-"
A New York dentist says that women who
| gossip great deal lose their teeth soonest.
We doubt 1t. Thu women who lose their
teeth soonest are the ones who leave them
| lying around In wash basins, on window stills,
| etc.-Briington Free Press.
Hon. r. M. Dsggett, late Minister to Hon.
olulu, has given out that he intends to sue
coed Senator Fair in the United States Sem
ate. John w. Msckay will back him. Dag
gett edited the Virginia (Nev.) Enterprise
| for years, and has written novel.
Little eight-year old Kitty Stephens, OF
| Poughkeepsie, N. Y, was buried last week
In accordance with the provisions Of her
"will," in white, with her doll dressed ia
white in her arms the casket, flowers,
hearse and horses being white, and five little
girls IN white acting as pail bearers.
A lady who had been abroad was describ-
ing some Of the sights of her trip TO her
friends. "But what pleased me as much as
anything" she continued, "was the wonder
full clock at Straasburg." ''Oh, how should
love TO see !" gushed a pretty young wo.
man in pink, 81 am so interested in So CHI
things. And did you see the celebrat ed
watch on the Rhine, too ?"--Drakes Trar-
eler's Magazine.