The Livingston enterprise. [volume] (Livingston, Mont.) 1883-1914, 1885-04-25
NEWS OF THE WEEK.

e France is about to negotiate new ar
:, very large loan.
). Many indictments are being prescnte
: against polygamists In Utah.
:. A military conspiracy on large sea-
: has been discovered in Spain.
Mike Young, a notorious horse THE
was shot by the sheriff at Ellsworth, Kas
The Louis Cook Manufacturing Com
pany, of Cincinnati, has failed; liabllitie
100000.
Orlando w. Powers, of Kalamazoo
Mich, has been appointed associate justic
for Utah.
By floods in the vicinity of Belleville
Ontario, 100000 worth of property wa
destroyed.
The Western Union employees in Chic.
ago demand the restoration of extra pa,
for extra work.
Bismarck has lately received another
internal machine. AS usual "his suspi.
cions were aroused"
A vigilance committee in Belmont coun.
ty, Ohio, is making it warm for the thieves
who live in that locality.
Hiram Foulk, living near Independence,
Kas., was murdered, his body thrown into
well and his house robbed.
The Pullman Car company's repair
shops at Philadelphia were injured by fire
to the extent Of $4,000; insured.
A considerable number of consular ap-
pointments have been made by the presi-
dent of late and more are to follow.
A. H. Wyman, treasurer of the United
States, has resigned and Mr.. Jordan, of
New York, has been appointed in his
stead.
Cunningham and Burton, charged with
blowing up Westminster Hall and the
Tower of London, have been indicted for
treason and felony.
1t is said that 100 rebels captured by
the Colombian government officers at As
pinwall we're taken out on the bay, thrown |
overheard and drowned. ...
A statue of the late President Garfield
n bronze has been cast successfully at
1enzez's foundry in Nuremberg. 1t will
,e sent to San Francisco.
court Gf i e2";y cGa4geJ hag Rssn s9sd to
smith, U. S. n, charged with frauds in
contracts for naval supplies.
Mr.. Alexander r. Lawton has declined
he appointment of minister to Russia. 1t
s expected Gen. John B. Gordon, of Geor-
,ia, will be offered the place.
Col. E. C. Boudinot, the half-breed
lawyer of so years, has married
Miss Clara Mineer the pretty twenty-year
I'D daughter Of a Washington landlady.
Tie Australians Colonies want to feder-
tie and the bill for that purpose introduced
IL the British parliament embodies the
doctrine Of states rights in its most liber-
Il form.
Hereafter applicants for appointment
Is postoffice inspectors must pass an ex-
animation and will be appointed for only
TX months, re- appointments to depend
lpon efficiency. -.:
1t is reported that natives of the Hermit
Islands III the Pacific ocean have eaten
he crews of two German merchant vessels.
The gun boat Hyalno has been sent to
punish the cannibals.
Mrs. Anna Steinseid, wife Of a prorni-
tent white physician of Memphis, eloped
With her husbands negro coachman and
vent to Chicago. She is repentant and
wants to 20 back to her husband.
s. w. Bell accused of the murder of a
nan named Small was barbarously lyn-
;hed at Pierre, Dak.. He was to have
oeen tried in court next day and there
was nothing certain about his guilt.
At Forbes, Holt county, Missouri, Will
liam Clark shot Miss Annie Harden, her
brother and mother and then committed
suicide. The two women will die. Clark
vas a married man who had scandalous
with the girl, and her family
threatened to bring suit against him.
VIM. E. Hartman, one of the leading
business men Of Homecoming, Nd, is under
lrrest on charge Of arson. He is charg-
ID with having set fire to his store March
.2nd, which resulted in the burning of
'ix buildings and loss of $4,000. Hart
mans loss was estimated at Sc, 1000; insur-
lnce $4,000.
Rudger Clawson's polygamy case has
,een decided upon By the U. S. supreme
court and his sentence affirmed. This was
made test case by the Mormons. Fred
rick Hopt, another Salt Lake criminal,
las been granted his fourth trial for an
ltrocious murder, decision being rendered
y the U. s. supreme court.
Two battalions of cavalry, to be drawn
rom the 1st at Fort Custer, Mont, and