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The new North-west., 1888-10-19
A model. Temperance Society.
From the Montana Register, October 13.

From the Montana fegtSteT, Oct00eT Ii.
TIE Independent Order of Good Templars
was organized some forty one years ago. Its
object aud purpose is to save the young and
inexperienced from forming habits of dissi-
patton and restore the inebriate to society,
friends and home. It is not . political or
ganization any more than any other secret
society. It contains within its fold persons
of various political creeds, Republicans,
Democrats aud some third party men, or p0-
litical Prohibitionists, but, Is before stated,
it is not in any sense = political organization.
Its members, both men and women, are
united for the purpose Of opposing the great
evil of intemperance. They seek by every
legitimate method to drive intemperance
from thel land, but they expect to do this
chiefly by what is termed moral suasion.
Their line of action is non partisan, and they
are not, as an organization, pledged to the
support of any political party. The men,
bers, IN their individual capacity, if they are
true to their principles, will, no doubt, vote
for temperance men to fill official positions,
without regard to their political predilec-
tions.
The Register believes that the position of
the Good Templars 6n the liquor question is
the right one, and that the methods en-
ployed by them to promote temperance must
of necessity commend themselves to the
judgment of every individual who has the
best interests of the community al heart.
Their methods of work are not as objection
able to the community At large as are those
adopted by political Prohibitionlsts. They
seek to influence men by appealing to their
intelligence. Knowing the evil effects of
intemperance, they endeavor to persuade
and entreat men to fee from the intoxicat-
ing bowl IS they would flee from the face of
the deadly serpent. In this respect they are
in full sympathy and union with the gospel
of Christ, the mightiest moral lever in the
universe to elevate humanity from the
depths of crime and misery to virtue and
happiness. They are actuated by the maxim
-"With malice toward none, with charity
for ALL" Even saloon keepers themselves
cannot help but approve of their methods of
warfare, if such it can be called. The or.
ganization should receive the hearty sympa.
Thy and .eti.o support or Ill VINO Delieve
that sobriety is preferable to even moderate
indulgence in intoxicating beverages. Hence
we bid the organization God speed in its
notle work, and the largest measure of sue
cess in rescuing men from the slavery of
evil habits, and in winning them over to
active Cooperation in the great temperance
REFORM
The new North-west., 1888-10-19

GOVERNOR LESLIE has offered S., 900 re-
ward for the apprehension and conviction of
the murderer of Lewis Sweet, the Assessor
Of Yellowstone county. The Independent
says on the 9th of October Mr.. Sweet re-
ceived q letter which, having read, he
burned. Its contents seemed to give him
considerable annoyance. That night, before
going to bed, he loaded his shot gun and
placed it beside his bed. While undressing
he was shot through the window, six buck
shot lodging in his body, near the heart, and
producing almost instant death. A number
of the best citizens petitioned the Governor
to offer the reward. The matter is . mys-
terry to all.
The new North-west., 1888-10-19
Doing it in Fun.

HALIFAX, October 11.-Naval and mill.
tary maneuvres yesterday attracted great At
tention. Their object was to find whether
an enemy attacking from the sea would
have any chance of capturing the city. The
attacking war ships were the Comus, Pie
iades, Canada and Ready, while the defense
was composed of the West Riding regiment,
the royal artillery, Royal Engineers, the
local militia forces, q company of the Sixty
third Rifles, Sixty-sixth Fusileers and garri-
son artillery. The war ship Wrangler as
sisted in the defense of the harbor. Flag
ship Bellerophon did not take part. The At.
tacking psrty was victorious.
The new North-west., 1888-10-19

m streets or sidewalks, sleeping In that condition
IN my public place within the town. shall be deemed
guilty Of nuisance. and on conviction snal % nneo
not less than two dollars nor more than TWENTY-FIVE
dollsra and It is hereby made the duty OF the mar
.hsI or Policemen to arrest snch drunken or into1i-
cated person forthwith with or without warrant ana
commit him or them to custody until sooer anu 40
soon thereafter as can reasonably be done take sncn
person or persons before the Police Magisrate 10 oe
dealt with according to law.
SEC. a. II any pereon shall appear in any puollc
place in this town in state Of nudity, OF in any IN
decent or lewd dress, shall mako an indecent e1
posure of his or her person. be guilty of any ewd
ar indecent act or behavior, or shall exhibit sell or
offer to sell any indecent or lewd book, picture or
other thing or shall exhibit perform any indecent
immoral or lewd play or other representation every
such person, on conviction, shall be fined IN sum
mt less than one dollar nor than fifty dollars,
and costs of suit.
Passed and approved Oct. Is, 1883.
JOHN O'NE1LL, Mayor.
HARRY f. PETERSON, Recorder.
The new North-west., 1888-10-19

WE noticed in q recent analysis of elec-
tion returns of one of the States that tho
vote for Coroner was taken as the one indi-
eating the party vote. Under ordinary cir
cumstances it is probably true there is less
scratching for candidates for Coroner than
any other, and with we'll established Re.
publican majority in Deer Lodge county,
Mr.. Facer need not borrow trouble about
the result. We couldn't have better Cor
oner, and Garrison, the most central and
accessible point in the county, is where be
should reside. We wish Mr.. Facer we're
running for more remunerative office.
The new North-west., 1888-10-19
The Chicago Street Car Strike Ended.

The Chicago Street Car Strike Ended.
CHICAGO, October 15.-The street car
strike, after duration of nine days, has been
ended completely on basis honorable to
both sides. The question of wages was COM
promised. An advance was secured, but the
scale is materially lower than what has been
insisted upon by the strikers up to the very
last. They got only about one third Of the
increase asked for. On the other hand all
reforms demanded by the men in the system
of working are conceded, and all strikers are
to he re.employed. The men hired by the
company since the strike will also be re-
tanned. A working day is to be ten consec'
utive hours. Traffic on every street car line
is to be resumed to morrow morning.
The new North-west., 1888-10-19

THERE was = great Republican demon
stration in Indianapolis Thursday Of last
week. It was estimated 6O, 600 visitors were
in the city, and $4,000 men in the procession.
Harrison, Blaine, Porter, Hovey. Chase and
others, were on the reviewing stand. One
of the most demonstrative organizations was
the Irish Club, carrying = streamer 100 feet
long, with thousand million welcomes to
Blaine, and . banner inscribed: "Protec-
ton. Its Irish, you know" Mr.. Blaine
said it was the largest and most imposing
political demonstration he had ever Wit
messed outside Of New York city.
The new North-west., 1888-10-19

SPEAKER CARLISLE appears to be having
IS strong opposition in bis district now as
two years ago, when Mr.. Thoebe was his
opponent. Robert Hamilton, formerly one
of the largest tobacco manufacturers in the
State, is his opponent and is personally very
popular, which Carlisle is not, especially in
Carrington and Newport, where his majority
must come from. The Democratic National
Committee sent $1,000 a few days ago to
help Carlisle in his fight.
The new North-west., 1888-10-19
THAT NEW YORK MAYORALlTY.
Grant Would Like to Fix it Up.

New YORK, October n.-Sherif Hugh ].
Grant comes out in an announcement to. day
that he is ready to withdraw as the Tam.
many hall candidate for Mayor in case May
or Hewitt, the county Democrat, will do
likewise in favor of Union candidate. Mr..
Grant speaks of his and Tammapy's anxiety
for the success Of the national ticket, and
an unwillingness to do anything to leopard
ize that by local fight. The Republicans
tonight nominated Joel B. Echardt for
Mayor.
The United Labor party further compli-
Gated the Mayorality problem by placing
another candidate in the field to>nlght-
James J. Coogan. While these nominations
were being made, the new Henry d. Pur-
roy Association of Democrats further in.
volved matters by deciding to nominate a
full county ticket next Thursday night.
The new North-west., 1888-10-19

REV. SAM SMALL is somewhat vigorous
in his style of expression. Speaking at a
temperance meeting in New York the other
day he said:
"The angels in heaven will turn in dis
gust and not care to witness the judgment
of men who will compromise themselves on
the liquor question and vote for high license.
believe such men will be ostrac cised in hell
and the respectable devils will not care to
associate with such disreputable characters" J"
Is this man Christian, or is he merely a
foul-minded, rsnting fanatic?
The new North-west., 1888-10-19

THE New York Herald of Oct. Is prints
double-leaded personal letter on its editorial
page from its travelling correspondent for tho
personal information of the Herald editor.
He is . Democrat writing to Democrat,
and the letter is headed "Warning to Democ-
racy." The writer says unless there is some
extraordinary change before Nov. 6, Harri-
son will 60 down to High bridge with some
thing like 10000 plurality. "It was mis-
take for Cleveland to raise the tariff issue.
can see that now for the first time" There
is very slim show for that ssextraordinary
CHANGE" If Cleveland endorses Hill, the
mugwumps, who are now for Cleveland and
against Hill, will slaughter Cleveland. If
he does not endorse Hill, the saloon men
will slaughter Cleveland by trading him for
Hill. Meantime Tammany and the county
Democracy have each candidate for Mayor,
and while each profess allegiance to Cleve-
land, and the Tammany candidate proposes
compromise in his interest, Hewitt says
he is dying for harmony, but comes back
with an arraignment of Tammany that kicks
the entire kettle of fish into the fire. If
present conditions continue, New York City
and its dependencies cannot begin to stand
off the 10000 majority with which the
herald correspondent says Harrison will
come to High bridge. And it is likely to
exceed 10000. The Republicans are not
likely to blunder again in New York, and 1t
does not seem the Democrats can now re-
cover lost ground. The National contest
seems assured for Harrison.
The new North-west., 1888-10-19

THE Farm and Labor State ticket of Min
nesota, with 1gnatius Donnelly for Cover
nor, has been withdrawn by the executive
committee at the request of Mr.. Donnelly.
The Pioneer Press says the Farmers and
Laborers' organization, which were support
ing this ticket, will now support the Repub-
lican ticket, which will largely increase the
majority of Merriam in the State. Mr..
Donnelly thinks they number from 80, 900 to
10000 votes.
The new North-west., 1888-10-19

The Basis on Which Hewitt will Withdraw.
New YORK, October 16-Mayor Hewitt
has made public letter addressed to q COM
mittee of the citizens mass meeting which
recently renominated him to the mayoralty.
He accepts the nomination but will be glad
to withdraw if Tammany will consent to
let the citizens committee choose q clean
Democrat, other than himself or q Tamma-
ny nominee.
Mr.. Hewitt denounces Tammany as q Sc
cret trust and an organization that seeks
irresponsible control of city affairs for
political purposes.
The new North-west., 1888-10-19
To Utilize the Niagara Power.

BUFFALO, October 12.-At q meeting of
those interested in the giving of the $780,
prize for the harnessing of Niagara river,
held last evening, it was stated that it had
become necessary to get data as to the geolo-
gy and typographical measurement and an
accurate map for the benefit of inventors.
Over 900 Inventors from all parts Of the
world have sent in plans, and there have
been inquiries without number. The in
ventors are becoming impatient, aud 1t was
necessary to organize at once. For this
purpose q committee was appointed, with
instructions to report October 25.
The new North-west., 1888-10-19
Gone to the BAD.

HARRISBURG, Pa, October 12.-Major
Marcus P. Reno attempted to commit suicide
here last night. He placed revolver in his
mouth and was about to pull the trigger,
when friend grasped the weapon and pre-
vented him. The cause is attributed to do
mestic troubles. 1t is believed he is crazed
with drink. A few days ago an order of the
court was granted directing him to pay $50
a month for his wife's support. he has told
friends his income was hardly that much.
self. He is being closely watched.
The new North-west., 1888-10-19

The correspondent of the Helena Record
says Mr.. Clark stated in his speech at Lewis.
ton, that tour population increases
through birth, immigration and other sour
ces." Mr.. Clark must have been reading
the patent medicine advertisement, entitled
"Raised from the dead"
The new North-west., 1888-10-19

Hon. John Wentworth, of Chicago, better
known IS "Long John," from his great stat
ure of nearly seven feet, died there Oct. 16,
of softening Of the brain, At IA years of age.
He was Mayor Of the city, Congressman, and
printed the first paper In Chicago in the
early 40's.
The new North-west., 1888-10-19

Hon. Tnos. H. CARTER, the Republican
candidate for DELICATE, and others, will ad-
dress the citizens of Deer Lodge county dur
ing the coming week, but we have not yet
been advised of the dates or places.
The new North-west., 1888-10-19

The total of the thirteen appropriation
bills for the present fiscal year amounts to
$277, 7,263.051.74 IS against 243,s60, ,879.3 IS.
There were five deficiency bills the present
year aggregsting SIG, 9,561, ,3s252. This makes
the total appropriated by bills purely for
that purpose 1896, 1924 4,434.31. To this must
be added the permanent annual appropri-
ations, amounting to Sis, GAO, ,79s.9o, which
requires no bills. The miscellaneous ap-
propriations for the present year will figure
up SO $780, 900, as against SASH ,991.49 last
wear The estimates nf the Departments for
the fiscal year were 1902 1903, ,164.74, and of
this amount asked for 1926, ,s24, ,434.31 was
granted by Congress. Of this sum but
$2s2 ,363, $40 was in the bills when they were
reported to the house from the various COM
mittees, the increase of $14, ,461 1861 being
added in the house or senate. The estimat-
ed revenues for the year are $40, 563 ,734.32,
out of which must come about 1922 ,O00, 900.
The new North-west., 1888-10-19

If the election in New York and Montana
were to take place to-day, Harrison would
be elected President and Mr.. Carter delegate.
Can the Democrats change the conditions in
ten days? Or will the tide roll stranger to
the divine contamination?
The new North-west., 1888-10-19
SUERIFF'S SALE.
Thompson Campbell, Plaintiff,


Joseph Hazelton, Defendant.
To be sold at Sheriff Sale on Saturday. Novempe., ;.
TO- A. D. 1885, at the hour of 2 O'Clock p. m OF sala
day in front Of the Court House door, in the to" anu
county of Deer Lodge, NJ T., under and BY virtue
Of an order OF sale in the above entitled ca"5f' Su
issued out of the District Court of the Second Jlu
cial District, in and for Deer Lodge county ana
Territory of Montana all right title, claim ana M,
terest Of the defendant in and to the iolo"lns
Being ali that certain lot piece or parcel of "A anu
situate, lying and being in the town Of Granite Deer
and Montana Territory being nnl i, sds Of
tain lot situate lying and being on tne norm d s" one
hundred feet north of Gallick's saloon, the same n
fronting on aaid Main street thirty t3o ieet ana f,
ming back with an equal width one hun"seI tnwn l,
feet and upon which is situated 10y houEe "N0
as the HazeltiDe house. n,,.N
Sheriff of Deer Lodge Co. oos "; !. -
Dated October 18, 1883. 1Wo ~
The new North-west., 1888-10-19

MUCH ado is made by telegraph in the
Miner and Independent over the Democratic
demonstration in Philipsburg Wednesday
evening. We have reliable information that
1t was . very ordinary affair, less than 100
men being in line, and the "enthusiasm"
wholly in the pencil Of the reporter. The
Democratic campaign has been fiat. Ar
guments against the welfare and interest of
the people only result in alternating aud
discouraging them, and no amount of brass
bands and bonfires and torches can deceive
the people Of Montana into believing that
free wool, deprecated lead and An administra-
tion hostile to silver and injured industries
throughout all the land is good for them.
They will not enthuse.
The new North-west., 1888-10-19

The Sioux commission seems, after all, to
have fair prospects of obtaining the sigma
lures Of three-fourths Of the Sioux favoring
opening of their reservation when they re-
sumo negotiations next month.
The new North-west., 1888-10-19
Deer Lodge County Democratic Ticket.

For Council. .........D DIR. A: 81: MITCHELL
For Represent tatives. .......J. G. ROBINSON
and FL. L. RoDaERs
For Sheriff ff...............J. B. MCMAsTER
For Clerk and Recorder. %. .CHAs. AsPL1NG
For Treasurer. T. KENNON
For ASSESSOR. JOHN y. MING
For Supt. Schools. Miss MARGARET WOLFE
For Coroner. DIR. A. HARDENBR0oK
For County Attorney. ....J. r. BoARMAN
For Probate judge. John Y. BATTRRroN
For Public administrator. PHIL. 4. EVANS
For County Commissioner. Jos. A. HYDE
For County Surveyor .........H. B. DAVIS
The new North-west., 1888-10-19

offer for sale, at very low price for cash. n Rea,
and Personal Property in the town of Deer Lodge
consisting OF the China Store and two Warehouses
and the Wash House adjoining.
Also one Spring Wagon and one dead-axe Wagon
also three teams of Horses, one Of which is a good
saddle horse To each purchaser will offer bar
gain In these, il called for soon
also offer for eale, AT COST, at wholesale or re.
tail. my entire stock of Chinese Silks and Japan
Goods.
Please give me call at once and secure bargains.
[1O03 4t] KIM CHUNG LUNG,
Deer Lodge, Sept. 26 1888. China Store
The new North-west., 1888-10-19
Deer Lodge County Republican Ticket.

THE session Of the Deer Lodge County
Teachers Institute of Philipsburg last week
was an excellent one, and was very fully
and creditably reported by the Mail.
The new North-west., 1888-10-19

SPEAKING Of the recent fearful loss ol
life by the railroad collision At Mud Run, on
the Lehigh Valley Railroad, the Pioneer
Press says J. W. Riggs, an employee of that
company, has invented cheap, simple, re-
liable automatic electrical appliance by
which trains approaching within 1000 feet
OF each other, or an open switch or burned
bridge, will be notified by an electric signal
80 that accidents Of this character, even in
moments Of An engineers inattention, or in
fogs or mists, rs was claimed to be the cause
at Mud Run, these accidents need not occur.
The working models operate with absolute
perfection, and patent has been applied for.
The new North-west., 1888-10-19
Estray Taken Up.

Came to my ranch, mlles n, "elo% bsr
n =. 1883, one bay horse, BRANDED at !
IN white Is about or $ years ol,,, u,
W. and will weigh l,ooo po""os VI
The owner is requested to call for him. pay ,"'''
and take HIM away. =, SrSSlONS
oo+ g 1888 1905 At pd
The new North-west., 1888-10-19
ORDINANCE No. 8.

Prohibiting Street Exhibitions.
SECTION 1. Whoever ehall, upon any street, side
walk alley or public square in this city, conduct or
csrry on. assist in conducting or carrying on any
street exhibition or any prize or lottery game or
game of chance, game of fortune. or exhibition
or game of any description whatever, shall be
deemed guilty of committing nuisance. and upon
covicton thereof shall be fined not less than twenty
five dollars nor more than fifty dollars.
Passed and approved Oct. Is, 1888.
JOHN O'NE1LL, Mayor.
HARRY F. PETERSON, Recorder.
The new North-west., 1888-10-19
THE APPROPRIATION BILLS.
The Full List, With the Amount Appropriated
by Each.

WASHINGTON, October 1.-THE general
deficiency bill is on its way to the White
House for approval, and when approved will
close the work Of Congress in the matter of
appropriations for the present season. Bills
have been passed by Congress and approved
The new North-west., 1888-10-19
Hay For Sale.

offer for sale at my ranch near oyanuluI y n.lI
GOO tons of wild hay, we'll cured anu WV
stacked. For terms apply to
,oooat Oyando, Mont
The new North-west., 1888-10-19

CARL ScuURz has written letter to the
New York Post saying if be can get home in
time he will vote for Cleveland. That Is
exactly correct. Schurz and Sparks will
both vote for Cleveland. They both believe
tha people of the Territories are thieves, and
we wouldn't want to see Harrison elected by
their assistance.
The new North-west., 1888-10-19

MAGNUs HANSEN is candidate for County
Surveyor in opposition to his partner, 81. B.
Davis. Whichever is elected the work will
be done by the same officials. But Mr..
Davis has had the Office term or two, and
his modest partner, Mr.. Hansen, is one Of
the most competent, industrious and estima-
BILE gentlemen in this county. Suppose we
all give him boost and get the joke on his
big partner.
WHILE the Democrats Of Montana are
just catching on to the old fashioned country
custom Of barbecues to fill up auditors with
digestible beef as we'll as indigestible ora
tory, the Kentuckians have abandoned the
"solids" and now entertain their assem-.
blages with "Burgoo soup" instead. Soup
Is called "the most logical Of all foods" It
certainly has the advantage Of Carlisle's
speeches in that respect.
The new North-west., 1888-10-19

ALBERT KLE1NSCHMIDT. President,
JOHN F. STRAUHAL, General Manager
c. S. SCHROEDER, Asst Gen'l Manager.
P. BADER, Sec'y and Treas'r.
The new North-west., 1888-10-19

THE Montana Register, Bozeman, which
If we recollect Alright, has been heretofore =
strict Prohibition paper, has an article in its
last issue which we reproduce elsewhere,
indicating 1t has come to the conclusion bet
ter work can now be done for humanity and
the cause of temperance through Good Tenn.
plar organizations than by political parties
and statutory prohibition. The United
States Supreme Court has given decision
which is believed, even by ultra Prohibi-
tionists, to permit liquor to be imported into
even = Prohibition State and sold in un-
broken packages. This practically nullif1es
State prohibition, and may account for the
change of front by the Register; but even
aside from this the best judgment of the
country appears to be that statutory prohibi-
tion is not the best means to accomplish
temperance reform. We are pleased to see
that the principles adhered to by the TEN.
pearance people of Deer Lodge, and that
have resulted in so much good, are now
heartily approved as correct BY temperance
people throughout the Territory.
FRANK LEsL1E's illustrated Paper of Oct.
13 says 'the free trade assertion that the
cost of the productions of country is in
creased by protective tariff, is the baldest
fallaey," and proves it by citing many arti-
cles that are manufactured and sold in the
United States at less than the tariff rate.
The tariff protects our industries from .
foreign competition that would undersell
aud crush them and then put up prices to
extortionate figures. After numerous spe-
cific citations where the American market
price is less than the tariff rate, the article
that the farmer ''can buy everything he
wears of domestic manufacture Is cheap, If
not cheaper, than In free trade England.