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

NEWS VI IHE WkGk.
England is evacuating the Soudan {
rapidly as possible.
| Asiatic cholera is epidemic in tn
Spanish province of Valencia.
The Hessian fly is doing great damag
to the wheat fields of Kansas.
The decrease of the public debt durin
the month of May was $4,535,OOO.
The suit brought by slugger John L
Sullivans wife for divorce was not granted
The valley of the Brazos river in Texa
has been flooded by sudden rise of water
The paying teller of the Manhatta1
Bank, New York City, is short $3.50,
610. ...-. ......... .-
| The banks of New York now hold re
serve Of $50, O,769,O00 in excess of require
ments.
C. r. Welch's store and the Windso
hotel at Fort Collins, COL, were destroyed
by fire. . ...
Col. Charles DENLY, an Evansville, In
diana, lawyer has been appointed Minister
to China.
Ferdinand Ward is indicted for hav
ing embezzled 100000 In bonds ant
securities.
At Westminster, Maryland, Townsend
Cook negro who outraged white woman
was lynched.
Lord Hastings bay colt Milton, ridder
by Fred Archer, won the great English
Derby this year.
Richard s. Scott, who embezzled $780,
900 from the Bank of Manhattan, New
York, is snug in Canada.
A fire in the Colliery of the Earl Of
Durham, near Durham, England, caused
the death of 20 men and boys.
The bodies of Col. Phillips and family,
murdered in New Mexico by Apaches,
have been found horribly mutilated.
-Four hundred head of Oregon cattle
were shipped by the Union Pacific to Chi
cago last week and sold very successfully.
The last trial trip made by the dispatch
steamer Dolphin has proven satisfactory
bat she has not yet been taken by the gov
ernment.
Two hundred striking Italian and Hun
garian railroad laborers at Pottsville, Pa,
got up riot and were quclled with great
difficulty.
The new ministry Of Brazil has matur-
ed plan for the abolition of slavery in
that country on basis of remuneration
to the owners.
Admiral Jouett has been called upon to
mediate between the Colombian insurg-
ents and the government. He hopes to
end the revolution.
At the session of the International Typo
graphical Union held in New York this
week, NJ. r. H. Witter, of Louisville, was
reelected president.
A Norwegian is on his way from
Penzance, England, to New York, alone
in small canvas decked boat. He ex-
poets to be two months on the trip.
James W. Wh,pley, late cashier in the
treasurer's Office, has been made assistant
treasurer of the United States. His ap-
pointment causes several promotions.
At Leavenworth, Kas., Robert Broad
dus, a young stockman, shot R. G. Jobson,
an architect, and then suicided. They
were rivals for the hand Of young lady.
Near Harville, Butler county, Missouri,
masked men entered the house of an old
man named vandever, bound and gagged
him and robbed the place of $4,000 in
cash.
The Beaver Park reservoir which sup
piled the water for the great Highland
Ditch in Colorado burst and inundated
great area Of country, causing much dam
age.
Arthur E. Marsh, superintendent of the
firm of Koch, Son & Co., Of New York,
stole $50, 900 and started for Europe. He
was caught on the steamer at Queens
town.
Rev. DR.. R. R. Riddell, Baptist pastor
of St. Paul, was deposed and excluded
from the church because Of improper re-
lations with some Of the sisters Of the
church.
The democrats and republicans Of Chi
capo agreed to an amicable count Of the
returns at the last municipal election. The
canvass showed Carter Harison's majority
to be 375.
All the personal property of Mrs. Della
Parnell, mother Of tho famous Irish Ma
tions;:st, at Bordentown, N. j., was seized
by the sheriff on judgment and sold last
Monday.
Serious anti-Jew riots broke out this
week in Vienna and elsewhere IN Austria.