The Livingston enterprise. [volume] (Livingston, Mont.) 1883-1914, 1885-06-13
NEWS OF THE WEEK.

F. H. Marsh has been appointc marsh
of the northern district Of Illinois.
Ex-Gov. Hale of New Hampshire HI
failed with liabilities of about million.
| The wheat crop of Illinois is estimate
at less than third of what it was la
year.
One hundred families of Jackson count
Virginia, are said to be in starving COZ
dition.
Miss Emma Nevada is betrothed to D
Randolph Palmer, physician of Birmine
ham, England.
AT Barrie, Ont, j. Wonch's wife an
four children were burned to death i
their own house.
The steamer Weser, with 887 steerag
passengers, arrived in New York wit
small pox on board.
Vessels supposed to he infected wit
yellow fever are on their way from Cub
to Delaware Breakwatcr.
The seventeen. year locusts have mad
their appearance at Chattanooga, Tenn.
and every tree is covered with them.
Sir Peter Lumsden the late British Com
missioner in Afghanistan has returned t.
England and been warmly welcomed.
1.-THE Central American states are in til,
throcs of another revolution led by rebe
named Menendez, who is having amazing
success.
Ferdinand Ward and James D. Fisf
have been indicted for grand larceny, il
stealing various sums from the Marine
National bank.
Commissioner Atkins of the Indian Bu
reau will leave Washington about July Isl
on visit Of inspection to the various In.
dian agencies.
Gen. Grover of the United States Army
is dead. During the years 1854 he was
one of the explorers of the route of the
Northern Pacific.
William Dorrance, 18 years, second
teller of the Providence National bank,
confesses defalcation of 100000, ex-
tending over several years.
The iron manufacturers of the Pitts
burg district are beginning to sign the
workmen's scale Of wages and there is a
prospect that the strike is nearly over.
Joseph Renson New York saloon
keeper, while laboring with delirium
tremens, sat on keg Of powder in his
cellar and blew up himself and his saloon.
The Irving Hall democracy of New
York through its general committee en-
dorses President Cleveland, Governor
Hill and Secretaries Manning and Whit
ney.
Almost every business man of South
Carolina has united in q pommuni ication
to the Secretary of the Treasury protest
ing against the continued coinage Of silver
dollars.
At New Bedford, Mass, Charles Foss,
while insane from drinking, shot and in
stantly killed P. D. Slocumb prominent
business man and then did the same with
himself,
Cholera broke out in the barracks at
Madrid, Spain. The soldiers moved out
and by fpmigating and cleaning and care
full quarantine Of all aew casss,iit is hoped
to stop the progress of the disease.
The whipping post is in general favor
with the people of Daleware for the
punishment of petty offences. It is
rarely found necessary to administer a
second whipping to the same offender.
At Benhan,, Texas, Sam and Eli Dyer,
brothers, were taken from Jail and lynch
ed by a mob. They were cattle thieves,
and last May in resisting capture, shot
and killed the sheriff and one of the dep
uties.
The Eastern lunatic asylum at Will
l,amsburg, Pa. was destroyed by. fire. II
contained 200 female patients, all but one
of whom were saved. The fire is believed
to have originated from electric light
wires.
Senator Sherman in speaking lately be'
fore the business men of Portland, Ore
gon, told them that the future of thei1
city depended more upon the Nicaragu'
canal than upon all the railways that
could be built.
The owners Of the Slade mill in Fall
River, Mass, whose operators have been
out of work for long time, have evicted
them from the houses which they occu'
pied belonging to the mill. Great dis
tress is the result.
Lord Wolseley does not want tht
p.:+;eh RI ovocuatp SOndan He savs Il
that region were evacuated in few year.
the Mahdi would attack Egypt. Wolse
lev has lately been made knight of thu
Order of st. Patrick.
The Princess Of Wales is endeavorin(
To- br,np about meeting Of the Prince o