The Livingston enterprise. [volume] (Livingston, Mont.) 1883-1914, 1885-01-17
NEWS OF THE Wick.
severe cyclo~e is reported in Alabama
and Georgia

A severe cycloe is reported in Alabama
and Georgia.
The Windsor Hotel at Jamestown, Oak
burned on Tuesday night.
Ben Butler has sued the Boston Herald for
s25. 600 damages for allegt libel.
John W. Lowell & Co, well-known wagon
and implement manufacturers, have failed.
Last Friday night Sioux City, Iowa, had a
600 fire. Fifteen firms were burned out.
The late Secretary Folger's only son, Chas
". Folger, died Oh Sunday of consumption.
The house of representatives adjourned
for one day ont of respect for Schuyler Col
fax.
The authorities of Plymouth, Pa. and the
Salvation Army had pitched battle on Sum
day
Silverton. Colorado, and the neighboring
counties had bockading snow storm this
week.
The entire town of Perious Altos, Mexico,
has b Ell destroyed by fire and 500 people are
houSelrss
& II Hatch wi Ii detachment OF trooi,s is
on hi: way to Indian Territory to remove
white coOnizers.
A fire in the tobacco factories at Durham,
N. C., on the 9th, destroyed $7o,NW worth OF
''the vile weed"
John Stapleton was lynched at Sayresville,
KY, On a charge Of murder Of which many
believe him innocent.
1t is said that the Mormons have lately
bought l4,O0O acres OF land near Du ango,
California, and will colOnize it.
Jews in Morocco, Africa, are being terribly
prosecuted and driven out of the county by
the gentle people backed by the authorities.
piece of tin ore weighing 1O45 pounds,
beside several boxes of smaller specimens,
has been shipped from the Black Hills to the
New Orleans Exposition.
A band OF 40 Mexican soldiers stationed
near the border and near the Pacific coast
mutnied, killed their captain and escaped
They are desperate lot and fears of outrages
are entertained
Gen. Grant is suffering from an affection of
the tongue that leads to the fear that a cancer
may develop itself. The General has been
an inveterate smoker and this may have
caused the trouble.
Mrs. Myra Clark Gaines who has become
famous by her litigation, extending over
period of 40 years. on a claim to large
amount of valuable property in New Orleans
died in that city on the 9th.
Geoge Osmond, editor of the New Orleans
Mascot, shot D. Houston in the hand when
the latter attempted to cane him on account
of published article. Osmond also received
a shot in the hand from Houston's pistol.
The Oliver Chilled Plow employees at South
Bend, Ind, to the number of 200 men struck
tor higher wages OH Tuesday and retuset to
allow any one to enter the works. A collision
occurred between them and the city officers
in which several were wounded.
A dispatch of the 10th from Deadwood,
says: The bare report has just been received
that a parcel of cowboys visited the storesand
ranch Of James Davis OH Sand creek, Wyo.,
last evening and attempted to run the place.
but met more than their match in Davis, who
turned loose with six shooter, killing three
and escaping injury. No further particulars.
The senate committee on public lands has
reported favorably bill to amend the revis-
ed statutes relating to the entry of coal lands
by reducing the price of such lands from $40
to S. per acre, where lands are more than if-
teen miles from any completed railroad, and
from $50 to $40 where lands are within fifteen
miles OF a com pleted railroad.
A telegram from Salt Lake says: Recently
some high Mormons returned from Mexico.
They reached the strongho d Of the untam-
able Yaqu savages and made conditional
treaty with them. Within a few days John
Taylor, head of Mormon church. Chief Coun
cellor Smith, ,ishop Sharp and others left
here. 1t is known tn they are ell route to
Mexico 1t is believed tlat they have gone
to the capital to treat with the Mexican gov
ernment tor land and charter like the Nau-
VOC charter. Their plan is to make rendez
vous for Mormons liable to prosecution
under the Edmunds law, also to form a
nucleus for future empire.