The Livingston enterprise. [volume] (Livingston, Mont.) 1883-1914, 1885-02-28
LIVINGSTON, MONTANA SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 2s 1885,
NEWS OF THE WEEK.

NEWS OF THE WEEK.
Senator Don Cameron is seriously sick
Frank James is free of all charges il
Missouri.
The Peruvians have an Indian war or
their hands.
The Prince and Princess of Wales are
,, about to visit Ireland.
Mrs. J. B. Raymond, wife of the dele
gate from Dakota, is dead.
The Marvin Safe company's factory in
New York burned; loss $230,000.
A fire in Chestnut street Philadelphia
destroyed 100000 worth of property.
The Granniss block in Dearborn street
Chicago, was burned. Loss $15O,O00.
| Colonial troops for service in the Sou
dan are being hurried forward from Aus
tralia.
Three thousand carpet weavers Of Yonk-
ers, N. Y have struck for an advance in
wages.
Failures last week in United States and
Canada 900 as compared with 27O the
previous week.
An explosion of natural gas at Wells
burg, w. Va, destroyed one building and
killed six persons.
It is understood that Gen. Rogers, men,
Der of congress from Buffalo, N. Y, will
be the next public printer.
At Bluewatcr, Arizona, railroad COL
lision killed John Breed, Jr. and Morris
Barth, young merchants.
An avalanche IN the Selkirk range on
the Canadian Pacific killed two men and |
seriously injured three more.
Mormon migration from the southern
states to Utah is beginning. A party of
100 started few days ago.
The house of Neal Shanks at Nashville,
Ohio, was partially destroyed by dynamite.
1t is believed to be the outcome of local
feud.
Edward Vogely book-keeper in the
Butler, Pa, Savings bank speculated in
oil and is missing along with $4,000 to
100000.
John L. Sullivan's wife sues her brutal
husband for divorce on the ground Of cruel
and abusive treatment and confirmed
Capt. R. F. Hughes of the 3rd infantry
and Capt. f. NJ. Heyl OF the 4th cavalry
have been appointed inspectors general
with the rank of major. /
Granada is greatly alarmed by fresh
earthquake shocks. Several land slides
have occurred. A portion of the famous
bathing place has fallen in.
Hal. Casting, U. s. marshal for the
western district of Texas, and his deputy
were killed at New Braunfels, Texas,
while attempting to arrest robbers. /
At Las Nariss, Mexico, Jose Gallegos,
maniac, murdered Don Miguel Montana
and his wife, wealthy residents, and then
cut the throats Of his own wife, two daugh-
tiers and son.
The Texas Pacific land grant forfeiture
bill has been passed by the senate and
now goes back to the house for concur
rance or n0n-concurrence in the amend
ments. 1t forfeits the entire grant.
The trial of Cunningham and Burton
suspected of having caused the late dyna-
mite explosions in England has been post
poned until Monday next. The govern
ment claims it can convict the prisoners.
Bya collision and subsequent fire on the
Virginia Midland road five men were kill
I'd, $75,OO0 to 81 so, 900 in cash in the ex-
press car safe burned and the largest loss
n mail matter suffered that ever occurred
in the United States.
Cleveland's inaugural address is nearly :,
only needing few touches to !,
make it complete. 1t will he short not
,ver 1900 or 1900 words and will clear
y define the position of the president on :
public matters.
The Chicago dyamiters held meeting q
N Sunday afternoon. The most violent /,
speaker was Mrs. Parsons who said if the !,
men wanted leader she would fill her :
.pron with dynamite and lead them to :
lie work of destruction.
At the investigation of the Philadelphia
insane asylum fire Joseph Nadine, one Of Il
he in mates confessed that he had been 1
supplied with match by Peter Schroeder 9
,ne of the attendants, with instructions to t
yet fire to the building, which he did. t
Nadine is an imbecile. |,
The trial Of Joseph G. Mackin, William t