The new North-west. [volume] (Deer Lodge, Mont.) 1869-1897, 1888-11-16

The New NORTH WEST.
AMES H. MILLS, EDITOR AND PUBLISHER.
The Official Paper Of Deer Lodge County
ENTERED IN THE DEER LODGE, MONTANA,
P0sTOFFfCE FOL TRANSMISSION AS SECOND I
CLASS MAIL MATTER.
CLEVELAND can now do what the Indians
have quit doing. He can Ego to Buffalo,"
GOVERNOR LESLIE has issued q Thanks
giving proclamation conforming to that Of
the President-Thursday, Nov. 20.
IT showed most I'll day election day
Rocky Mountain H~usbandman. Thai seems
to be the general opinion of Democrats.
THE Minneapolis Tribune sent out eleven
special trains containing 7ribunes with the
latest election returns, just after the election.
Dem: "Whos elected ?" Rep: "Harri-
son; that's two Harrisons we've elected
President." Dem eyes it's too harrassin'
for me too ; ''good morning." ~.
BUTTE had . grand ratification meeting
last Saturday night, with Carter, Sanders, {
Hersbdeld, Weed, Burleigb, Botkin, Mantle I
and Bourquin Is speakers. 1t was . grand {
Jubilee occasion for all. M" k
AN Edison photograph was used as the {
medium Of conveying the congratulations of Z
lgnatius Donnelly to Governor elect Mer. i
Ram, of Minnesota, and 1t worked splen. 4
didly. a.
WE thought we just had 4 rousine Carter !
Harrison campaign in Montana, but we .
notice from the kilograms Carter Harrison is t
just returning from Europe. It must be p
case of mistaken identity. II
POSSIBLY the Democratic party may take v
some heed of Samuel J. Randall after this. III
II 1t had followed bis advice it might have Iii
had four more years of power. But it &C
kicked At him and knocked itself out. p
1T Is IN established rule that New York IN
never givea her electoral vote twice In sue. ia
cession to the same party. 1t behooves the tic
Republicans, therefore, to provide for sufi. en-
cient electoral votes in 1892 to be able to
dispense with New York and let the Mug
wumps fight it out with Hill. " co
tel
UP to this writing there Is only one paper hi
We have noticed-the Rocky Mountain Hus- -
bandman-that has had the temerity to We
remark, SNOW that the smoke of battle has cal
risen" etc. Perhaps one reason is that, to leg
considerable extent, it hasn't risen. The de,
Republicans are still firing off their surplus re.
ammunition, and the enemy are burning brush hs'
to hide their mistakes and meagre numbers. the
An
The Chicago anarchists celebrated last mol
Sunday, at Chicago, the first anniversary of crs
the execution of their fellow conspirators. nd,
Two train loads Of them and their sympa. TO
thizers, numbering several thousand, went era
to Waldheim cemetery. The weather ted
was bad and the whole affair was 1 fiat fail the
ure. The Mayor and Chief of Police had to
positively prohibited any parade in the city. Jus
They are very numerous, but seem to be ca
we'll in hand by the authorities. jus
THERE Is = profound regret among Repub- =,
licans oil over the land that so good . man H.
~ Warner Miller was defeated for the Gov. ~,
ernorship of New York by 50 poor . mar Is ho,
B. Hill. President Harrison should ~
lender Mr.. Miller . position commensurate ~
with bis eminent worth and ability. 1t was ~,
probably through his sacrifice that New York M.
was carried for The National ticket, but aside M
from that, his ability, character and services ne
such that there is nothing too good for cou
under . Republican administration ~.
CLEVELAND, to the public ear, pretends :.
be is satisfied with the action of Hill and Wv.
If Dan Lamont was . phono- D~,,
graph for public purposes, what . different ~"
tory we would hear. That Tammany and ~.
he 5000 saloons of New York cared more -.
or Hill and the mayoralty than for Cleve- ~
and, 10 written on every election return in 49,.
~ WV DoV b 0AQ6CL l -:,s
more. He wouldn't back Hill for fear of w.,
offending the mugwumps, and Hill and his 49,
,enchmen had TO look ont for themselves. e.
did. GU.
THE 18th General Assembly of the knights thro
Il Labor met in indianapolis Tuesday. disl,
There were 125 delegates of the $50 present it is
Powderly called to order. Barry was fortl
n the Hall, but was ordered out by Powder. Of .
y and compelled to 60. He claims q hear. ]ustl
ng before the committee on an appeal Just
Egainst Powderly's expulsion, and threatens Viii
be organization of = new order. The Broth. turb
rhood of Locomotive Firemen and Trades
telegraphed good will and prom.
led co operation. 1t is thought Powderly -
ill be sustained and that there will be plain IL
liling. for {
NOTHING succeeds like success and moth. ~"
% fails like failure. In forty.eight hours -,
Cal. Brice was loading the wires with ~.
and "clsims" that deceived every ~o
in the United States (and would ss'S