The Livingston enterprise. [volume] (Livingston, Mont.) 1883-1914, 1885-01-10

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!. VIM. Black, the novelist, as 'tthe star span
y gled Yankee"
William H. Stuck OF Snlithfeld, Fayett
= county, Pa. is wanted for bank robbery il
e Arkansas, horse stealing in Maryland, il
Pennsylvania for defrauding wholesale firm
a of money, in West Virginia for borrowing
| large sums of money and in various state
for safe blowing and other crimes.
) Near Pittsburg, Pa, on Sunday, bar
knuckle prize fight, between Jere McCloske,
of Mt. Pleasant, Pa, and Rosser Price. late o
England, for purse Of 500, took place in
barn on the Brownville road, resulting i,
favor of McCloskey, who knocked his antag
onist senseless III the tenth round.
The tug Admiral which had Just let 60 tn,
barge D M. Wilson in Mason s slip, Chicago
exploded, literally blowing five men to pieces
All that portion of the tug above water
was smashed into fragments and tho hull
sunk out of sight. Windows block away
were broken and the crew on the barge were
stretched upon the deck almost insensible.
A Sioux City, Iowa, dispatch says that q
citizen just from Niobrara, Nebraska, reports
that seven men have been found frozen to
death between Niobrara and Long Prairie,
two of these were in one wagon, the team
being alive. Two teams were found each
with dead drivers. 1t is supposed that these
were men OH their way home from railroad
work at West Valentine.
On Sunday last at Bay Roberts, n B., there
was another furious Orange outbreak. The
New York Rede:nptionists Fathers, who are
holding mission at that place, we're beseiged
and imprisoned in their buildings. An Or
ange arch was erected near the Catholic
church and hundreds of armed Orangemen
paraded the streets. A large body of police
have been dispatched to the scene of trouble
Fifteen hundred people attended the cere-
monies OF dedicating the memorial tablet
over the grave OF the great scout and soldier
| Exit" Carson, in Taos county, New Mexico,
last Sunday. Anthony Joseph, delegate to
congress, delivered the Grafton The tablet
was furnished by the Grand Army of the Re-
public of New Mexico, and bears tie inscrip-
ton: exit arson. died May %, 1858, aged
49,"
1t is understood that the fact has been clear
ly disclosed that a number of armed compa-
nies Of Socialists are regularly drilling in
Chicago and that they number about seven
hundred men They are equipped with
breech- loading rifles and drill according to
the Prussian tactics. The entire practice is
contrary to State law. In view Of this fact
and owing to recent threats by some of the
Socialist leaders, volunteer guard has been
placed on one of the armories of the National
Guard.
A dispatch from Hanoi via Paris says: AZ
ter the defeat of 5000 Chinese rear Chu, by
Gen. Negrier, $4,000 Chinese returned and
resumed hostilities. Gen. Negrier attacked
them and penetrated their positions defended
by forts and tiers of batteries and repulsed
and routed the Chinese, who lost 6 900 killed
and large number wounded. The French
captured two batteries Of Krupp guns, a large
number Of rifles, a quantity of ammunition
and some provisions, and several Chinese
standards. The French losses in both bat
ties were officers wounded and 10 men kill
ed and IS wounded.
A marked change has come over the Opin-
ions of business men in Pittsburg within the
past month. A few weeks ago they looked
only at the dark side OF the picture and could
see little if any hope for the future Now
they think they have seen the worst, and
from now onward 1885 will show gradual
improvement until the volume of business
is only restricted by its full proportion.
Among the firms resuming Monday were the
Westinghouse Machine Co., 50 men; Zugh &
Co., 200 men; Cambria Iron Works, Johns
town, 5000 men; Long & Co., 900 men; Ma
tioral Rolling mill, McKeesport, 500 men;
Oliver Bros Il Phillips, 600 men; Schoenber |
mill, 3OO.
Horrors of the Earthquake.
A Madrid special of the 4th inst. says:
Additional shocks of earthquake occurred
in various parts of the southern provinces.
At Lola, Albania, Jaen, Veles and Malaga
assures in the earth appeared. A great
panic prevails among the inhabitants ow-
ing to continued shocks. The people of
Peripas, Grenada and Malaga sleep in
railway trains or occupy tents. At night
they congregate about huge bontires, and
religious professions are frequent. In
some villages the inhabitants are suffering
from famine. The bodies of the unbur-
led victims are beginning to decompose.
Albania is terribly afflicted by the earth
quake. The upper portion OF the town is
quilt upon hill and the lower portion in
. valley. The bodies of over 800 victims
rave already been recovered, and 10000
read Of cattle killed. All the public
buildings were demolished. Seven thou
and persons camped in the fields held re-
igious services in the open air. The en- .
,ineers report that the remaining houses
t Albunelas are in dangerous condition ,
nd that it will be necessary to blow them
p TO insure public safety: During the
arthquake the silence was broken by
howers Of stones, and despite the risk
undreds Of persons remained among the :
uins searching for property. Parents are
'ceping over the places where their child :
en- are buried, imploring the soldiers to 8
ig for and recover the bodies. num-
er Of injured are lying on the Strand.
nd many of them delirious. The Gov
rn0r has been on tour of inspection