The Livingston enterprise. [volume] (Livingston, Mont.) 1883-1914, 1885-03-14
NEWS OF THE WEEK.

Gen. Lew Wallace, American ministe
to Turkey, has resigned.
British troops in the Soudan are suffc,
ing greatly for lack of water.
John L. Sullivan and Patsy Ryan ar
J arranging for fight for $4,000.
The senate confirmed Clevelands cabi
net appointments without debate.
After heavy fight the French relieved
their garrison at Thuyenquan in Tonquin
China.
Gen. E. c. Walthall has been appointed
to the U. S. senate to succeed Secretary
Lamar.
The Prince and Princess of Wales viii
reach Dublin April 9Th on their tour o.
Ireland.
A large number of arrests have been
made among the new batch Of Okalahama
boomers.
Paddy Ryan and Jack Burke are to
have a prize fght-perhaps at Butte,
Montana.
Edward D. Clark of Mississippi has
been nominated for assistant secretary OF
the Interior.
At Huntington, Oregon, masked men
entered two residences and by force OBJ
tanned 81, 500.
The territory annexed by Germany to
the east coast of Africa is twice the super
fetal area of Prussia.
In the interests of economy consider
able reduction has been made in the cleri-
cal force at the White House.
Gen. Sackett, senior inspector general
of the army is dead. Col. Nelson Davis
succeeds to his rank and Office.
An insurrection of a severe character
has broken out in Albania, one OF the
conquered provinces of Turkey.
Bismark's son, Herbert, is visiting in
England and bears messages of the H.ost
cordial character from his father.
William lPeyton alias Dick Buckley
killed at Sheridan, Wyoming, last week
was former tough of Pittsburg, Pa.
1t is reported that the Amoer Of A.
ghanistan is sending troops to protect his
frontier against Russian encroachments.
Three men tried to rob boy of an in
nocent looking basket but were prevented.
The basket contained $4,000 in bonds.
T. S. Arthur author of ''Ten Nights in
a Barroom, ""Three Years in Man Trap"
and number of other temperance books |
is dead.
A nitro glycerine factory at Bradford,
Pa, exploded on the 10th and killed w.
H. Harrington one of the proprietors and
H. V. Pratt an employe.
The militia of British Columbia are
drilling in anticipation of trouble growing
out of their Chinese difficulties with the
Canadian federal government.
The farmers of Manitoba are holding
meetings in which they advocate secession
from Canada. They are greatly dissatis-
fed with their federal government.
DR.. Burchard of "Rum, Romanism and
fame has been retired from
the New York church of which he was
pastor. No more cranks need apply.
Blanc, the italian Minister at Madrid.
has been appointed arbitrator in the dis
puto between America and SPAN in refer
snce to the attack upon American ships in
Cuban waters.
On Brooklyn street Valdino Hoeffner
shot Susanna Geiser three times and then
shot himself dead. The girl will die.
Hoeffner was her lover but was not be-
loved in return.
Chas. s. Fairchllds, of New York, has
been appointed assistant secretary of the
treasury to succeed Coon. He was attor-
ney general of New York during the Til
len administration.
Paddy Ryan has agreed to meet John
L. Sullivan within one hundred miles of
New Orleans in May. The fight will be
lnder London rules with small gloves for
| purse Of $4,000.
The Earl of Durham's suit for divorce
rom his wife because she would not talk
o him was dismissed. The court found
hat the lady loved another and was forced
o marry the Earl by her parents. II
Senator Teller, late secretary of the in
erior, is accused of having used his last
lays of power to issue patents to lands of
Backbone" railroads whose land grant
vas likely to be forfeited by congress, a
ill to that effect being now pending.
1t is said that pleuro-pneumonia has de-
eloped among the herd Of Jersey cattle !,
'elonging to the state lunatic asylum at !,
fulton, Mo. The disease was introduced
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