The Livingston enterprise. [volume] (Livingston, Mont.) 1883-1914, 1885-06-13
that had committed murder and at
tempted several others.

that had committed murder and a
tempted several others.
Sitting Bull and six other Sioux wa
riors of distinction. left for the east th
week to join wild west show. In a
interview Sitting Bull stated he was yer
anious to see the new Great Fathe
(ClevelandD and the Great Fathers heat
man Lamar).
The secretary of the interior has de
cided that lands purchased by the Unitet
States and transferred to the interior de
partment are to be regarded as part o
the public domain, held in trust for tn
people, and is on the same basis as tn
lands acquired by cession.
The notorious Dick Glass and part,
| Of negroes we're caught in the Indian Terri
|, ory with two wagon loads of whisky OF
their way to the Seminole nation. A fgh
ensued with the police; Glass and ono OF
the negroes were killed and all the others
together with the whisky captured.
| At Custer, Idaho, June 5th while Off.
Ger Rambo was attempting to arrest man
named VIM. Price, who had shot at an
officer, but missed him, Rambo fired, the
bullet taking effect in Prices breast,
wounding him, from which he died. Price
has the reputation OF being hard man.
A shortage Of $25, 900 has been discov-
cred in the United States sub-treasury at
New Orleans, and the investigation is not
completed. j. F. Aufdemcrte who was
the clerk in charge of the redemption of
mutilated coins and bills has disappear
ed and is supposed to be theguilty party.
About $50 applicants for the position
Of postcffice inspector have been notified
to be at Washington on the 18th inst, to
participate in competitive examination
which will have reference tothe especial
fitness Of the applicants for The position.
There are about 35 appointments to be
made.
It has been discovered tint Hibbs the
defaulting postmaster of Le7iston, Idaho,
is at Farewell in British Columbia and his
Arrest is probable. 1t is ut probable,
however, that he can be exhdited. The
government will not lose vry much by
his defalcations as much his mail was
intercepted.
At Zacatecas, Mexico, fivhundred cases
of giant powder exploded I mine ccm
pletely wrecking it, killingen persons and
wounding as many more len. The mine
had been worked ever sire the Spanish
conquest and had produced untold mil.
lions. 1t had lately beer fitd with mod
crn machinery.
The mill men and citizens guerally of
Minneapolis are alarmed at tie discovery
Of a wastage of 10000 gallonspr minute
in the volume of water that fltw over the
falls at that point The causeislnknown.
The new sewer lately built aby' the falls,
subterrainean outlet for tie lakes In
Hennepin county and VIRUS other
theories are indulged in.
Washington dispatch, 9Th The e.
animation of the Washington monument
this morning confirms the repd that the
capstone had been shattered blightning.
The break was made by the lhtnlng on
the northeast corner of the ostone, and
four fragments fell to the grind, where
they were found to-day, near 40 feet
from the base of the mAonumen
The republicans Of Ohio I'VE again
nominated Foraker for goveor. He
was defeated by Hoadly two ears ago. ,
The full ticket is For Govnor, Jas. =
B. Foraker; for Lieutenant Governor, :
Gen. Robt. P. Kennedy; fcSupreme
Judge, George W. McIlvane pr Treas
urer, John G. Brown; for Attaey Cen 6
eral, J. A. Kohler; for Boardf Public i
Works, W. s. Jones.
On the 9Th inst. a water out burst
near Lagos. Mexico, and overturned the A
country. At the pueblo of 'uarantas,
where the main force seen to have
struck, 200 lives were lost. Abe large
city of Guanazuto roaring 1snt SIX
feet deep rushed through the entire of
the city and destroyed properto great !,
amount. How many lives in were lost :
by the flood is NOT yet known: kkn =
At Richhmaopd, v, T. }. Citrus was f
convicted of the murder of Lin Madl- .
son. The two were cousins nilived IN ;,
the same house. She was a scerdant ~
of President Madison and he aood rela- r
tive of President Tyler. He qced her >,
and few woeks before she ! to be- =
come a mother, took her to toutskirts p
of the city, stunned her by blow and a.
threw her into disused rssers :,
In the case Of The People Adolph r
Spreckles, charged with sh1g NJ. H. G
DeYoung, proprietor of the S'rancisco g
Chronicle, Claus Spreckles, prietor of v
the California Sugar Refinery nd father 8.
of the defendant, testified on ss-exami- !,