The Livingston enterprise. [volume] (Livingston, Mont.) 1883-1914, 1885-08-15
NEWS OF THE WEEK.


+ on the 18th.
:. O.G. Sharpe, chief postctiice inspecto
| has resigned.
President Cleveland is taking his vac,
ton IN the Adirondacks.
: The Archbishop of Seville is one of tn
+ victims of fatal cholera in Spain.
Cholera is raging in Tonquin where tn
French have been fighting of late.
John Desmaque, miner, was killed b
Apaches near Providcncia, Arizona.
| On Tuesday there were 2,1O9 deaths q
cholera in Spain and {. .464 new cases.
Ex-confederate soldiers in Chicago par
ticipated in the Grant funeral services.
i Hanlan and Lee will row a race at ia
malca bay, Long Island, on the goth inst
Geo. Turner, formerly chief justice o
Nevada, suicided at San Francisco on til,
18th.
A plot to assassinate King Alfonso O
Spain is said to have been discovered il
London.
The Associated banks of New Yorl
hold $61 ,638,47 in excess OF legal re
quirements.
The fall of factory wall at Hoboken
NJ, killed two workmen and injured
several others. ...r=
The French Canadians are making great
efforts to secure communication of Riel's
death sentence.
The revolutionists of Panama are moi
yet subdued out are mastering their forces
for further action.
Bad air in the Mocanaqua coal mine
fifteen miles from W,lkesbarre, Pa, caused
the death of twelve men.
The labor unions of New York to the
number of thirty or forty thousand persons
will parade on the 9TH of September.
The emperors of Russia and Germany
will probably have meeting soon. Royal
meetings seem all the rage in Europe.
At Silverton, Oregon, G. F. Libby kill
ed his partner, Arthur Patty, and then
took his own life. Insanity the cause.
1t is estimated that 100000 persons
looked upon Grants remains during the
two days they lay in state in New York.
Mr.. Cyrus w. Field was banquetted in
London on the 5th in honor of the twenty
seventh anniversary of the Atlantic cable.
Of $4,000 postmasters in the United
States about 5000 have been appointed
under President Cleveland's administra-
ton.
Sneak thieves robbed the San Jose (Cal.)
Deposit bank during banking hours of a
tray containing $4,000 in gold coin. No
clue.
A shipment of $40 cattle from Sprague,
W. T., sold in Chicago last week at $5.25
per 100 pounds and averaged 1880 pounds
in weight.
At Greenville, Texas, reunion of co.
900 confederate veterans passed resolu-
tons eulogistic of the life and services of
Gen. Grant.
The Car of Russia and the Emperor of
Austria will shortly have meeting at |
Kremsier for which great preparations are |
being made. .-..=. .....-
At Sacramento, CAL, Barney Palm and
Joe McIsaacs fought with pistols until
both men were killed. There was a !
woman In the case.
The unfortunate town Of Plymounth,
Pa., which has been scourged with
typhoid fever is now afflicted with an cpl |
lemic of violent dysentery.
The Russians have occupied the island |
If Quelpoert south of Corea, forty miles
rom the English station Of Port Hamilton
Ind are strongly fortifying it.
The schooner James A. Garfield off the
Alaskan coast, 26 miles from the Arctic |
Ocean, was crushed by ice and her whole
rev of % persons perished.
Residents of Mississippi-rresumablyl |
of the exiled Acadians-are
'etihoning Secretary Bayard to make an
,ffort to save Louis Riel's life.
The canvass -decked boat Neptune sailed
rom Penzance some time ago for New
York. A Norwegian named johnson was
he only person on board of her.
Maxwell the alleged murderer of Preller
n the Southern hotel, St. Louis, and who
vas arrested in New Zealand has been
'rought to the scene of the murder.
At Louisville Michael Kaelin, wealthy
rewer, murdered his pretty young wife
nd then took his own life. He thought
he was receiving too much outside atten-
ion. |,
A reward of &500 has been offered for
ne capture of Robert Farquharson,
bsconding manager of the Dublin branch
t the suspended Munster Bank of Ire