The Livingston enterprise. [volume] (Livingston, Mont.) 1883-1914, 1885-10-10
NEWS OF THE WEEK.
Cardinal Nc Closkey is dying.

A street car strike is In progress IN $
Louis.
William Page leading American arts
is dead
The Sherman hotel at Fargo has bee
destroyed by fire.
Ex-Congressman Charles Clayton q
San Francisco is dead.
Quite heavy snow storm visited north
ern Minnesota last Monday.
Mayor Rice Of St. Paul has ordered al
gambling houses in that city closed.
1t is reported that Geronimo. chief o
the hostile Apaches, has been killed.
Large numbers of murders by Apache
are reported from New Mexico and Ari
ZOna.
Five Italians who have been passing
counterfeit coin IN Washington have beer
arrested.
The little town of Westhood, New Jer
sey, was almost destroyed by cyclone OF
the 4th inst.
An organization called Moonlighters j.
forcing Irish tenants to take oaths not It
pay their rent.
No indictments were found by the
grand jury against any of the Rock
Springs rioters.
Smallpox is increasing in Montreal
The daily death rate from the disease runs
as high as sixty.
Gov. Hoadlcy of Ohio challenged Sena.
tor Sherman to meet him in joint debate
but Sherman declined.
A Tombstone, Arizona, special says
The citizens have created a fund and offer
$3.50 each for Apache scalps.
In the stallion race at Cleveland between
Harry Wilkes and Phallas the former won
in three straight heats: time 2:174.
The president has appointed Jabez L.
NJ. Curry of Virginia to be minister to
Spain in place of Mr.. Foster, resigned.
The Earl of Shaftesbury, great Eng
lish philanthropist and also we'll known as
a statesman, is dead at the age of "a years.
r. P. Lynch, Northern Pacific brake
man, fell between the cars of a freight
train near Crow Wing, Mimi, and was
mangled to death.
Civil Service Commissioner Gregory has
followed Eaton's lead and resigned Tho
man will doubtless do the same. None of
the vacancies have been filed.
The Mormons have retained Senator
Vance of North Carolina, and ex-senator
Francis Kiernan of New York as counsel
in the place of Emory Storrs, who lately
died.
Edward McSweeney, the Irish suspect
who worked against Blaine and his ''foreign
policy last fall, has been appointed to an
inferior position in the San Francisco Gus
tom house.
The treasury department is receiving an
increased demand for small currency which
Is regarded by the officers of that depart
ment as 81 gn of the revival of business
in the country.
The king of Denmark is having row
with his parliament and his subjects as
we'll because he levied taxes by royal de-
cree when the parliament had refused to
vote the appropriations.
The democratic convention of Massa-
chusetts strongly endorsed President
Cleveland and pledged support to the re-
forms he is carrying out in every depart
ment Of the government.
An accident occurred on the Canadian
Pacific railroad near Kamloops, by which
one white man and five Chinese were killed
and number wounded. A COW threw
the engine from the track.
On the End inst the stage from San
Angelo, Texas, to Abeline was held up by
a lone boy of about eighteen years and the
mail bags riled. Tne passengers, six in
number; were not disturbed.
The reputed discovery of a lake in
northern Canada that was larger than Lake
Superior proved to be common Mum
chausen story. The Lake Mistassini is
there but it is small as was always known.
Marshal Clements, the murderer of his
brother and his brothers wife, at Saguache,
Colo, was taken from Jail by masked men
and hanged. Clements had knife. with,
which he cut two of the masked men
quite severely.
One thousand white and 200 Chinese
laborers from the Canadian Pacific were
paid off in Victoria, B. c., the other day
and when they all got drunk and started
in to "raint 'er red" they made that sleepy
Did town look right wide awake.
A Seattle dispath says: Five white
men and two Indians who made MUIR
lerous attack on hop pickers in Squak val
ley two weeks ago and killed two of the
aumber, have been. indicted by the grand
Jury for murder in the first degree.
Miss Emma Nevada on the occasion of
her recent marriage to DR.. Palmer receiv-
ed kilograms of cengratulation from the
Prince of Wales, Prince Alexander of
Bulgaria, Grand Duke Nicholas of Russia,
[smael Pasha, ex-Khedive of Egypt and
others.
Hon. Fred Hassaurek, editor and pro-
prietor of the Cincinnati Volksblatt, died
lately in Paris. He was an Austrian rev.
olutionist of high class and came to this
country in 1910. He was very infuen
tial republican and was at one time min
ster to Ecuador.
Four persons boarded passenger train
near Altoona, Penn, and while three Of
hem intimidated the passengers with
weapons the fourth robbed the occupants
If the car after one man had been cut and
he conductor was badly beaten. All the
,obbers escaped.