The Livingston enterprise. [volume] (Livingston, Mont.) 1883-1914, 1885-07-11
NEWS OF THE WEEK.

One case of yellow fever has appeared
in New Orleans.
Louis Rlel's trial at Regina will begll
on the goth inst.
Gen. Grants health has somewhat i'm
proved this week.
Spain had 812 deaths from cholera ol
Tuesday and 1904 new cases
There will be very large shortage il
the winter wheat crop in Kansas.
The greater part of Carson City, Nevada
was destroyed by fire on the 5th.
President Cleveland will spend his sum
mer vacation in the New York woods. i.
On Monday last there were $50 death
from cholera in Spain and 1,467 new
cases.
The receiver and register of the lant
Office at Pueblo, Colorado, have been sus
pended.
Cholera has again appeared in Mar
seilles and Toulon, France where it raget
last year.
Princess Beatrice. Of England, vii
marry Prince Henry, of Battenberg, ol
the 22nd inst.
w. N. King, of Ohio, has been made
chief of the seed division of the Agricult
ural Department.
Fred Olson, Swede, suicided at Bis
marck on Sunday. Bad health and nj
work was the cause.
A negro who criminally assaulted q
white woman at Charlotte, N. c., was
caught and lynched.
Earl Carnarvon the new Lord Lieuten-
ant of Ireland, was received in Dublin
with every demonstration of joy.
Lucille Yseult Dudley, who shot O'Don'
ovan Rossa and was acquitted on the
ground of insanity, has been sent to an
asylum.
At Fort Smith, Arkansas, 1872 criminal
cases of which 20 are murders, all from
Indian Territory, are on the court docket
for trial.
At Trinity, Texas, a negro named James
Hathorn attempted to rape little girl.
He was lynched with commendablc
promrtitude.
At Detroit, on the 4th, double team
composed of Billy r. and Prince Middle
ton beat the best double-team time on
record They made 2:25.
Maxwell, charged with the murder Of
Preller in the Southern hotel, st. Louis,
and captured in New Zealand, is now on
his way to this country in legal custody.
San Francisco papers allege that $500
Chinese have landed at that port in the
year past in spite of the restriction act.
This was made possible by fraudulent
certificates.
The Anamese lately attacked Hue the
capital of Anam which is garrisoned by
French troops. After day or two OF
fighting the French troops drove off the
attacking force.
The report that Yaqui Indians lately de-
feated Mexican soldiers with loss of 400
killed is confirmed. The Yaquis have re-
peatedly defeated the Mexicans but infor-
nation is suppressed.
The stage line from Little Missouri to
the Black Hills was pulled of some time
ago and now the mail route is likely
to be abandoned as all the bids were too
high and were rejected.
The great stalli on race between Phallas
and Maxey Cobb at Cleveland, Ohio, on
the 4th resulted in victory for Phallas
in three straight heats in which Cobb was
never ahead. Time 2:14.
Five prisoners in Bismarck Jail made q
desperate attempt to escape on the 4th.
They were led by Osborne, horse thief,
who was shot by the guard and the at
tempt foiled. Osborne may die.
At Granada, Miss, four men, McCristian,
Williams, James and Campbell. killed and
robbed two peddlers. The people formed
mob and lynched all the murderers ex-
cept Campbell and are in hot pursuit Of
him.
An outcry has been raised in South
Carolina by the exposures Of the horrible
cruelties to which convicts are subjected
in that state. They are farmed out to
railroad contractors and their usage Is in
human.
Charles Bradlaugb, the great English
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