The Livingston enterprise. [volume] (Livingston, Mont.) 1883-1914, 1885-07-25

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revolutionary forces in Columbia had
battle in which 1000 men were killed
1t was won by tho revolutionists though
they suffered severally.
At Bedford, Iowa, Ida Kimball, the
beautiful fifteen-year-old daughter OF
leading business man, shot and killed W
T. Giles, a prominent music dealer. she
claims Giles seduced her.
Tuesday last was described as being
the hottest day OF the season IN eastern
cities though it followed several excessively
hot days. Many deaths from sunstroke
and as effects of the oppressive heat are re.
ported.
Negotiations are pending with grea
American banking house for loan o
$1OO, 900, 900 to China for the construc
ton of railways, telegraphs, whmves anc
other trade Improvements throughout the
Celestial Empire.
Rebels lately attacked Kassah in the
Soudan but the Egyptian garrison drove
them back and captured the rebels camp
with 200 oxen and sheep and number Of
rifles. The rebels lost 800 men and the
garrison very few.
j. F. Cottinger, secretary and treasurer
of the Central Transportation Co., Of
Philadelphia, was sentenced to four years
of solitary confinement for embezzline
$147, 500 and forging l12 shares OF stock
certificates of the company.
| After the cabinet consultation, and in
accordance with the advice of Gen
Sheridan, the Secretary of the Interior has
! decided to turn over to the War Depart
ment the complete control of the Chey
enne and Apache reservations in the In
dian Territory.
The law officer of the postoffce depart
ment has given an opinion that a postmas
ter who uses or converts to his own USE
the postal funds in his possession, though
not required to deposit them till the enc
of the current month or quarter, is guilty
Of cmbezzlement.
At Eldora, Iowa, George johnson,
farmer, killed his sistcr-in-law, Grace
Rand, beautiful girl, by cutting he1
throat and then took his own life in the
same way. 1t is supposed he was
enamored Of the girl and killed her and
himself because she was about to be mar
ried.
The chef of the bureau Of statistics
reports that the number of immigrants ar
rived in the United States during the fisca
year ended June 80, 1885. was 1881
being 1908 less than the immigration
during the preceding fiscal year, and 4O1 :,
III less than during the year ending JUNE
80, 1882.
The London Standards correspondent a
Vienna says: Mr.. Lee will take charge o
the American legation here until autumn
when the new minister will he appointed
Mr.. Francis will present his letter of recall
as soon as the Emperor returns to Vlenn'
and will then 60 to America. In tin
meantime Mr.. Kelley draws his salary.
Gen. Sheridan has been instructed b,
the secretary of war to take such measure
and use such means as will carry out tn
decision of the secretary of the interior t
open the cattle trails and highways lead
ing into the Indian Territory and there
from to and upon the public lands for tn
purposes of the unobstructed passage o
cattle and for other purposes of inter-stat
commerce.
| VIII. Goddard, who embezzled SIS,
900 from Corbin, the New York banker
twelve years ago and afterward became
prominent Minneapolis merchant unit
discovered and captured a few weeks age
was released on his own bonds withou
trial in consideration of the money havln
been refunded and the fact that hi
character had been exemplary since tha
one lapse.
Effected by the Quarantine
St, Paul Globe: The Northern Pacifi
Pacific freight department is maxim
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