The Livingston enterprise. [volume] (Livingston, Mont.) 1883-1914, 1884-12-27
NEWS OF THE WEEK.

In Saratoga county, N. T., many cattl
have been frozen to death.
The lost Charlie Ross has again lee
found, this time at Rochester, Pa.
Five squaws voted in Ghel,alis county
Washington Territory, at the recent elec
ton.
The Lapeer county. Mich, poor hous
burned, all the inmates except one bcin
rescued.
Nihilists recently attempted to wrecl
railroad tram conveying the czar to s.
Petersburg.
The people of Bloomington, ILL.,, vii
erect monument to Litta, their prim
dona, in few days.
At Mitchell, Dakota. the residence O
F. G. Lucas was destroyed BY fire and
three -ycar-old boy burned to death.
An armed mob of one hundred men al
tackled the court house of Roberts county
Dakota. and carried off the safe and con
tents.
At the sale of the Syston library in Lon
don recently 'Psalmarum Code Of 1859,
printed by Faust u Sclloiffer, brougll
$4,95O.
Valuable anthracite coal fields hav
! been discovered ON the line of the Cana
dian Pacific in the Crowfoot Indian rcser
walton.
From Jan. to Nov. 30. the total num-
Der OF immi grafton into C,na,l.. was ] a..
900, against 1000 ;or the sam" pcri.n
last year.
In obedience to the order from the in
terror department, ranchmen all owe
Wyoming are removing their fences from
public domain.
At Hazlehurst, Mass, three negroe
called VIM. Somerville to the door ant
shot him dead and stole his trunk con
tanning $4,000.
The Mackay- Bennett commercial cable
was opened to the public at midnight or
the 23d at the offices of the Commercia
Cable company.
Rev. Robert Jones, pastor of the Parl
Baptist church of Ithcca, N. Y. has beer
arrested for illegal voting at the late
presidential election.
The St. Johns Home for children al
Brooklyn. N. Y, was burned causing con
siderable loss of life. Seventeen bodie!
have been recovered.
Licenses have been reissucd to tin
gambling houses in the City of Mexico
which were closed recently ON the entrance
of the new administration.
General Hazen has preferred charges
against Lieutenant Darlington for disobe.
dience of orders and neglect while in
command Of the Proteus expedition.
Harry Jentger, resident Of Wahpeton
p, T., was found on the 22d inst. frozen
solid, where he had probably fallen in q
drunken condition the night previous.
At the sale Of Ferdinand Wards libra
ry in New York ''The Birds of America, ~
by Audubon, brought 81, $50. His collec-
tion Of paintings brought nearly SEQ, 900.
A San Francisco special of the 18th
lust. says, Maj. VIM. F. Howell. brother
Of Mrs. jefferson Davis died at the county
hospital in that city friendlcss and desti-
tute.
S. C.. Lander, A. Jeanson and DR.. Brad
ley, judges of election at Miner, Dakota,
charged with falsifYing election returns,
were arrested and bound over to the Unit
ed States court.
Lieut.. Abercrombie, who has just re-
turned from Alaska. reports having ex-
pl0red the Yukon river for 2,7OO miles,
and found gold plaeers paying $50 per
day to the man.
A Mexican Central freight train was
wrecked, near Silao, by armed bandits,
md much valuable merchandise stolen.
The robbers belong to the revolutionary.
md American party.
A desperate fight occurred betw cen de-
putty marshals and moon hiners in re-
note part of Hall county, Ga. Anderson
Grant and man named Praters. moen,
hiners, were killed outright.
SE William Vernon Harcourt, secretary
+ state for home affairs, Is said to he hor-
ified at the frequency and brutality of
,r1ze fights in England. He has resolved,
Q suppress them in the future. =
Governor Pierce, Of Dakota, partloned
Nm. Decker and Wm. Smith, convicts in
he Sioux Falls penitentiary Monday.
They had served five years on life sentence
IS for the crime Of stealing SOL.
Another great, cave-in occurred ut the
4anc colliery, Plymouth, Pa. A heavy
eport was Leard by the residents, who
uslled from their homes to find three
cres Of land sunk nearly five feet.
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