The Livingston enterprise. [volume] (Livingston, Mont.) 1883-1914, 1885-10-24

hole in its skull, killing it.
The country around Battleford, N. W
T., has been burned over and the outloOl
for stock this winter is very gloomy.
Orders have been issued forbiddlng til
shipment of wheat from Duluth to othe
American ports in Canadian bottoms.
Riel has been reprleved to Nov. 1Otl
There is some reason to believe that hi
sentence will be commuted to imprison
ment for life.
At Springfield, Mass, w. A. Rowe o
Lynn made 20 miles on bicycle in 81
| minutes and 20 seconds-the best 20 mil
time on record.
John H. Walker, quartermaster- genera
of the G. A. r. in New York is three tt
four thousand dollars short in his account
and has resigned.
Stead. editor Of the Pail Mall Gazette
and the others concerned in the abduction
of the Armstrong girl have been indicted
by the grand jury.
The double scull race between Hanlar
and Lee and Courtney and Conley, rowed
at Albany on the 18th, was won by the
two former with the utmost ease.
James Boiling, the commissary sergeant
at Fort Russell, Wyoming, is between $3,.
900 and $4,000 short in his accounts, and
moreover he is no where to be found.
BY the explosion Of gas In coal slope
near Wilkesbarre, Pa, four men were kill
ed outright and twelve others injured SO
that it is believed they cannot recover.
Malcolm Hay, appointed first assistant
postmaster-general under Cleveland but
who resigned because of i'll health, died
on Tuesday at Pittsburg of consumption.
Away down in Nova Scotia two men
"salted" gold mine and sold it for a
round sum to New York, suckers. They
we're tried for the swAdle and sent to the
pcnitentiary.
It IS generally believed that Archbishop
McGibbon of Baltimore will soon be made
Cardinal. 1t is also thought that the honor
will be conferred on Archbishop Tasche-
reau of Canada.
The authorities of Woolwich arsenal
have been ordered to supply 100000
rounds of cartrid dges and 10000 rifles for
the expedition to be sent against King
Thebaw of Burmah
Ex-Deputy County Clerk Charles F.
Trancy of Deadwood, is under arrest
charged with the embezzlement of county
warrants of known quantity amounting
to So, 400 with strong evidence Of much
more.
Secretary Endicott has ordered that a
detail of officers and men at each army
post be constantly engaged in training in
the war signal department until the whole
army have become acquainted with the
81 gnals.
Denmark is verglng toward a revolution
because of the differences between the
king and his parliament. The king has
been acting very much as if he considered
his power unlimited and this his people
will not brook.
A freight and passenger train on the
Boston & Lowell, both running at high
rate of speed, collided near West Andover,
N. H. Both engineers and one brakeman
we're killed and a large number of persons
more or less injured.
At indianapolis Harrison Tasker, ne
gro. brutallv outraged a German girl
named Huendlend. He was arrested for
it and when taken into court was fatally
shot by brother of his victim. The
brother was arrested.
Counsel Belford of the Fiji Islands,
brother of Congressman Belfo,d of Colo
RADIO, has absconded from his station leav-
ing many mourning creditors. He was
the black sheep of the Belford family but
he had to be provided for under the re-
publican administration.
Mrs. Conwy and her daughter Kate were
found dead in their residence in thlckly
populated portion Of Kansas City, they
having been killed by blows on the head
in broad daylight. The crime was for
purposes of robbery and is believed to
have been committed by tramps.
Judge Vincent of New Mexico has been
suspended because he connected himself
with the delectable Stephen W. Dorsey in
land frauds. Vincent was one of Cleve-
lands appointees and it is evident that the
president can detect wrong in his own
party as we'll as among republicans.
John Blanchard, real estate dealer of
Terre Haute, Ind, has failed for $150, 900,
and is charged with carrying on Fcrd
Ward game; he is hiding. This is the
Blanchard who owned the private car on
which was lettered "Blanchard's Real
Estate Exchange" that came out the Park
last summer.
The action of Mr.. Ross Winans, the
Baltimore millionaire, who owns an ex-
tensive deer park in the north of Scotland,
in closing roadway on his property, so
angered the people in that vicinity that
they mobbed and stoned him on Sunday
last. Winans has offered f5O0 reward for
the capture Of the culprits.
A little revolution is brewing among
the Cherokees, the most progressive of all
the American Indian nations. They are
dissatisfied with the administration of
Chief Busheyhead. their president. His