The Livingston enterprise. [volume] (Livingston, Mont.) 1883-1914, 1885-06-27
NEWS OF THE WEEK.

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Late frosts in Michigan have damage
crops.
| Central Dakota crops have met with
frost that did damage.
A coal mine explosion at Apedale, Eng
land, killed ten persons.
| On Monday 260 deaths from choler
we're officially reported in Spain.
United States Senator Sabin is danger
ously ill at his home in Saltwater, Mime
sofa.
Mr.. Phelps, ex-minister Of the Unite(
States to Peru died few days ago of
fever.
On the 18th of July the Pope will nam'
six new cardinals and an archbishop o
Dublin.
An excursion party of Mexican editor
is making tour Of the southwestern ant
southern states.
The Mounted Police force in the Cana
dian Northwest is to be increased in mum
Der to 1000 men.
The rcvolutionists in Cuba have lately
been severely defeated in two engagements
by government troops.
AT Elkhart, Texas, five negroes, one OF
whom was a woman, we're lynched for the
murder of white woman.
Sir Nanthanicl Rothschild has been
made peer of England-thc first Jew
ever elevated to that dignity.
California Is suffering greatly from
grasshoppers of the same variety that dev-
astated Kansas few years ago.
Hon. Samuel S. Burdett, Of Washing
ton, was elected Commander-in Chief of
the Grand Army of the Republic.
Thirty -four clerks and messengers in the
treasury department were lately dismissed
in one day and their places are not filled
at present.
1t is reported that Marie Van Zandt, the
American songstress who has been in
Europe some years, is engaged to marry
Russian Grand Duke.
Sitting Bull and fifteen other Sioux
braves who belong to Buffalo Bills 'Wi.d
West" show lately visited Washington and
called on the President.
Admiral Ccurbet, commander of the
French naval forces in the late Tonquin
war, died while returning home. He will
oc given national funeral.
John Mccullough, the actor,.who has
hown symptoms uf insanity Tor some
ime Is becoming worse and will soon need
o be placed under detention.
Peace in Salvador has been signed.
Menedez, who led the revolu.ionists, and
Who, it was said. received assistance from
has been made president.
The national reunion of the Grand
Army of the Republic has been in session
his week at Portland, Maine. The parade
10000 G. A. R. uniforms.
War between the two political parties
n Colombia, South America, has again
broken out and is not likely to cease un-
il one Or the other is Thoroughly beaten.
A terrible storm on the coast of New
worst in 40 ycars-des-
royed hundreds Of fishing vessels and
ook many lives. 1t occurred three weeks
lgo.
Louis Schertz, saloon keeper of Gin
;innat, who lately died in poor circum-
stances, left $75,000 in cash concealed in
he walls and ceiling of the room where
,e lived.
The important international intelligence
comes from London that Mrs. Phelps, wife
# the new American minister to England,
ately danced with the Prince Of Wales at
. ball given by the French minister.
A special examination Of tho accounts
If the Bureau of Equipment in the navy
department. already reveals many lrregu-
arities, the nature Of which will not he
revealed until the investigation is COM
pleted.
Chester Gilbert and Frank Mills, who
killed and robbed August LEM near Bis
marck in April and for whose arrest large
rewards have been offered, have been ar
rested at Calgary, Canada, and will proba-
bly, be extradited.
Thomas Knott jumped from the middle
Of the Newport & Cincinnati railroad
bridge into the river 10S feet below. He
was unhurt and began swimming ashore
but was picked up. He says he jumped
from sudden impulse.
Mr.. Burchard, Director of the Mint, has
been asked to risign but refuses. He
holds Office under special statute creat-
ing his office the wording Of which gives
rise to the idea that he cannot be even sus-
pended without the consent Of the senate.