The Livingston enterprise. [volume] (Livingston, Mont.) 1883-1914, 1885-12-26
NEWS OF THE WEEK.

NEWS VI I'LL W6hA.
Dakota claims population of 415,664
inhabitants.
Sharp & Co., private bankers of SYRIA
cuse, N. Y, have assigned.
Ex-senator Tabor, of Colorado, is to
build 81 100000 residence in Washing
ton.
BY snow slide near Silverton, Colora-
do, on the 22nd Burk Hovey and j. M.
Scales lost their lives.
John Hargraves, a provision merchant
of Liverpool, New York and Chicago has
assigned with liabilities OF $350,O00.
The English ironclad Camperdoun,
LAUGHED few days ago, cost nearly 3d.
600, 900, and is built entirely of steel.
James C. Flood made Christmas do
nation of six thousand dollars to the varl-
Gus charitable institutions of San Francisco.
John w. Mackay, the Nevada mil-
lionaire, has been made grandfather by
the birth of son to the Princess Colonna.
The weekly bank statement shows re-
serve decrease OF $1,817,0O0. The banks
now hold $27,544,OOO in excess of the 25
per cent rule.
Advices from Spain say conspiracy to
establish republic has been discovered at
Terragona Details of the movement are
withheld by the government.
A marble cutter, John A. Muller, COM
mitted suicide last week at Dubuque,
Iowa, by driving an iron spike through
his forehead with his mallet.
Stephen Barker Guion, the we'll known
owner Of steamships, died suddenly from
apoplexy at Liverpool on the 10th. He
was born in New York in 1890.
Iver johnson, E. J. Baker F. J. Stanton
G. W. Hawse and A. Harper were arrested
at Cheyenne by the fedora. marshal for
making fraudulent land entries.
Jackson, the negro, who murdered the
Smith family at Mink Prairie, Texas, after
having robbed the house, was taken from
the sheriff on the 10th and iyDched.
At Fort Yates on Tuesday Miss Agnes
Farrell was fatally shot by her lover Isaac
Stoddard, soldier of Co. B, Seventeenth
cavalry. The shooting was the result of
jealousy. .. ........
An immense grease tank at Nashville,
Tenn, exploded with terrific force, caus-
ing great deal of damage and killing
two men. The noise Of the explosion was
heard four miles.
A destructive confagration at jackson,
Florida, on the 18th, caused loss of over
half million dollars. One fireman was
killed and several others severely injured
by the falling walls.
Abijah Jay, one Of the oldest members
of the police force Of Detroit, died on the
21st. He is we'll known all over the
conrtr- as the "Bijah" Of the Free Press
police court sketc..ss.
The City Bank Of Houston, Texas, one
oldest financial institutions of that city,
has closed its doors. The liabilities OF
the bank including the capital stock, will
exceed million dollars,
Hibbs, the defaulting Lewiston, Idaho,
postmaster, has been tried and acquitted
on four of Of the eight indictments found
against him. The other four will be
pushed against him Immediately.
A typhoon in the Philippine Islands
on November 7th, destroyed over 4,40(
houses, including thirteen churches ano
ten converts. Eighteen lives were los
and 500 head of cattle destroyed.
Mrs Yseult Dudley, the assailant o
O'Donovan Rossa, is giving SO mucf
trouble to the officials of the insane asylum
at Middleton, N. Y, that an effort will b.
made to send her back to England.
A crank named L. s. Kempell, of Sid
ney, Nebraska, was lately arrested a
Council Bluffs, Iowa. He stated that h
was on his way to Washington City to xii
President Cleveland in order to rid til,
country of democrats.
st. Petersburg dispatches of the 19tl
state that terrible dynamite explosion
occurred in the Pleijuchin mine in Siberia
Accounts are conflicting as to the numbe
of persons killed, some placing the mum
Der as high as 1000.
the forty-two shoe factories which hav
been silent for so long time at Brockton
Mass, opened their doors on the 22d fo
work, under the terms of the award mad
by the board of arbitrators between tn
manufacturers and employees.
A dangerous counterfeit Of Unite
States S. gold piece, said to have bee
made through the rascality Of an ex-em
ploye of the New Orleans mint, Is in ex
fonsixe circ nlafi0n II was made wifi