The Livingston enterprise. [volume] (Livingston, Mont.) 1883-1914, 1885-07-25
NEWS OF THE WEEK.

Black Sea fleet.
1t is said that Ell Mahdi died of smal
pox, June x9th.
Professor Adams has been made presl
dent of Cornell University.
Cholera deaths in Spain continue at the
average daily rate Of about $50.
Six persons were drowned in the Wal
nut river, Kansas, on Monday last.
Riel's trial has begun at Regina. HI
pleads not guilty to the indictment.
Adalina Patti has obtained divorce
from her husband, the Marquis de Caux.
The Union National Bank of New York
one of the oldest OH Wall street, has failed
Canada is having marvellous cures effect
ed by a pilgrimage to St. Anne de Ben
pre-.
At Minden, Louisiana, mob broke int
the Jail and shot to death two negro des
pcradocs.
John Skae, at one time bonanza prince
Of the Comstock lode, lately died in Sal
Francisco.
The steamer Quebec bound from Dulutl
to Sarnia sank near sault Ste. Marie; NJ
lives lost.
Elroy, a Paris balloonist, is supposed tt
have perishcd as his balloon was picked
up at sea.
1t is said that 20 Mexicans have beer
killed by Indians along the Rio Grandt
lust across the border.
A fire at Washington burned the build
ing occupied by the Daily Post, National
Republican, Critic, and Sunday Gazette.
The English government and private
capitalists will help the Munster bank o
Ireland out of its difficulties to protect
depositors.
It is said that Ex- Governor Kincaid 0
Alaska is suffering from paralysis and il
at the point of death. He never starteC
for Alaska.
Dakota's convict labor has been let tt
barb wire manufacturing concern O
Iowa at twenty to twenty-six cents per day
per convict.
England and China have made new
opium treaty by the terms of which OPT
um is admitted to the interior Of the Chi
nesc empire.
Ex-senator Francis Herman of New
York has declined the Office of govern
ment director of the Union Pacific railway
rendered him.
Mary Macate of Belle county, Kentucky
killed Alice Noe, of whom she was jeal
Gus. Both were wives of moonshincrs Of
illicit distlllers. -.....
Near Pittsburg Fred Rich and Charles
Koenig, mechanics, foughta duel. Koenit
was fatally wounded. A woman was th'
cause Of the trouble.
The wife of Richard X. Fox publisher
of the Police Gazette has obtained di
vorcc from him. This is not surprising i
she is decent woman.
AtGrahampton, Pa, Mr.. and Mrs. Evans
SIX children burned to death in their ow,
house while the parents looked on unable
to render any assistance.
Gen. Middleton, the leader Of the Cana
dian forces in the suppression of the Rie
rebellion has been presented with 5000
from the Canadian treasury.
Thomas Murphy was found bleeding t
death at midnight on New York street
He accused Thomas Deppy of smashing
pitcher over his head in row.
Lord Lonsdale and Sir George Chet
wynd had game of isticuffs IN Londo
lately over the attentions both were payin
to Mrs. Langtry, the "Jerscy Lily"
Ferdinand Rothschild has been electc
to the English house of commons to fl
the vacancy caused by the elevation Of s.
| Nathaniel Rothschild to the peerage.
John Mccullough, the actor, has bee
legally declared lunatic and his propert
to the value of nearly $250,0O0 placed
the control of the Guarantee Trust an
Safe company.
A canal is proposed by DeLesseps frel
Havre to Marseillcs right through the Gel
tre of France. It would follow rive
most Of the way and be navigable for Il
largest vessels.
/ In accordance with the finding of
court martial in New York the preside1
dismissed from service Ensign Jeffries
the navy for appropriatipg $500 which d
not belong to him.
The following appointments for Alasl
!. have been made: Edward ]. Dawne,
Oregon, U. s. Judge; NJ. D. Bull, Of Ala
ka, U. s. Attorney; Barton Atkins, OF Ne
York, U. s. Marshal.
i A Chicago boy who was selling an Anne
ican edition of the Pail Mall Gazette e.
posures was arrested and fined 500 thoue
the fine was SUSPENDED. The publishe