The Livingston enterprise. [volume] (Livingston, Mont.) 1883-1914, 1885-11-14
NEWS OF THE WEEK.

troyed by dock fire at Duluth.
Smallpox in Montreal continues at the
rate of nearly forty deaths daily.
The deficit of the postoffice department
for the last fiscal year was nearly $7,OO0,'
900.
A fatal epidemic known as milk sick
ness has broken out among cattle in
southern Illinois.
0. H. Stanley an arrested cattle thie1
was shot to death by vigilantes al
Umatilla, Oregon.
Don Carlos Buell., the noted Union gen.
eral, has been appointed pension agent at
Louisville, Kentucky.
The Legislature Of Oregon is ip special
session for the purpose of electing
United States Senator.
1t is reported at Mandan that the Mar
quis de Mores has sold out his plant to
Phil Armour, of Chicago.
The Chinese at Pasadena, CAL, have
been ordered out of town and have remov
ed to a point few miles distant.
Fred J. Taber has been granted d.
vorce from his wife Annie J. because Of
her adultery with Rev. Mr.. Downs.
A Fargo special to the Pioneer Press
says: Malone, Of Virginia, is to locate
permanently in the Red River Valley.
The judicial investigation into the elec'
ton returns in Cincinnati indicates that
the republicans have carried the county
entire.
James A. Bayard, son Of Secretary Of
State Bayard, has been appointed secreta-
ry of Arizona. He is a law student, 26
years old.
Count August Glynden Staple the
the Swedish charge d'affaires, is to marry
Miss Flood, daughter of the Nevada
millionaire.
Cyrus w. Fields monument to the
British revolutionary spy, Andre, was
blown up with dynamite last week by un.
known parties.
Charles Crocker, one of the railroad
magnates of San Francisco, has donated
$4,000 to the Boys and Girls Aid socie'
ty Of that city.
Senator Leland Stanford, of California,
is preparing to found great university in
his state. He will endow it to the extent
of s2o,0oo.000.
A general strike is in progress in the
Hooking valley and Ohio Central mining
and manufacturing regions. Rioting and
vandalism are feared.
The horse thieves headquarters in Wy
oming have been removed from Teton Ba.
sin to Rattlesnake mountains and depre'
dations still continue.
Eight convicted Mormon polygamists
have lately been sentenced to imprison.
ment in Idaho. The cords are growing
tighter on Mormondom.
The knights of Labor of San Francisco
have called meeting for Nov. goth t.
take action looking to removing the
Chinese from that city.
A washout ditched passenger train OF
the West Shore road, New York; Mr.. c
R. Pratt, Of Rochester, was killed and
some passengers injured.
The last weekly bank statement in New
York shows reserve decrease of $2,979,
900. The banks now hold $25, ,453, 900 il
excess of legal requirements.
1t is rumored among the Canadian vol
unteer troops who served last spring il
the Northwest that their services may b.
wanted there again very soon.
Extensive forgeries on Portland, Ore
gon, banks by means Of checks purport
ing to be signed by 'well-known mer
/ <o vSrH
| Billy Malone, Of Virginia, is described
as being sunk in the depths of gloon
since the late election. He knows tina
his political career is forever ended.
! A monument to Washington which cos
| SCI, 900 and was presented By Miss Plank
ington, daughter Of the pork king, wa
unvailed in Milwaukee few days ago.
Riel has been respited until the 16tl
inst. Preparations are already being mad
for his execution on that date, althougl
the warrant has not yet arrived at Regina
| A cyclone passed over southern Illinoi
last Friday night, killed man name'
Burrell at Carmi, injured several othe
persons and destroyed property Of grea
value.
| Hon. L. Saltonstall has been appointe
collector of customs at Boston. He va
at one time mentioned as a fit person
take one of the civil service commission
erships.
The election last week in southern d.
kota carried the state constitution an
fixed upon Huron as the temporary SCI