The Livingston enterprise. [volume] (Livingston, Mont.) 1883-1914, 1885-06-20
NEWS OF THE WEEK.

The iron strike in the Pittsburg dlstric
is at an end.
Malignant cholera IS spreading throug
Spain very rapidly.
H. w. Blair has been reelected senate
from New Hampshire.
On account of the cholera scare 1900
persons left Madrid last week.
Parnell and some of his followers are t
visit America to raise campaign funds.
China expects France to aid her in tn
construction Of railways and other publi
works.
The associated banks of New York nov
hold $61, ,98O,OOO in excess of legal re
quircments.
Chicago is to have elevated railways
radiating from the business centre to th'
suburban towns.
Hibbs, the detaulting postmaster o
Lewiston, Idaho, has been arrested il
British Columbia.
Field Marshal Won Monteuffel, distin
guished German commander and governor
of Alsace- Lorraine is dead.
Clinton Snowdon and Frank Hatton
late postmaster-general, have purchased
the Chicago Evening Mail.
The cabinet Of Italy has resigned owing
to close vote on the submission of esti-
mates for foreign expeditions.
Very hot weather is being experienced
in the east. On Tuesday ten persons fell
with sunstroke in New York and two died.
Prince Frederick Charles, of Germany,
nephew of emperor and one Of the most
distinguished generals of the empire, is
dead.
The Washington monument is to be dec
Grated with forest Of Tightening rods to
prevent further damage from electrical
storms.
The French steamer Isere carrying the
Bartholdi statue of "Libcrty Enlightening
the World the gift of France to America,
hac arrival a. Now vorlr
A cyclone which visited Plymoth coun-
ty. Iowa, killed ten men and child, injur-
ed great number Of others and destroyed
q great amount Of property.
James W. Nesmith Of Oregon is dead.
He was one Ut the pioneers of the state
md was in the United States Senate on
he democratic side during the war.
The Apache war is not over, though no
hostilities have been lately reported in
New Mexico or Arizona 1t IS believed
that the Indians have fed into Mexico.
The movement among the southwest
,rn cattle growers to get trail from Tex
IS to Wyoming resulted in referring it to
he National Association of Stockgrowers.
The Methodist church at Middletown,
Conn.,, built in 1904, and the oldest
church of that denomination in New Eng
and, was destroyed by fire few days
ago.
Ed. Hall has been arrested within the
United States as counterfeiter Of Gauta-
nalian bank notes. He had the plates
with which he did the work in his posses
lon.
Destructive fires have occurred at Ayrnan
md Leutshau in Hungary. At the form
,r place 120 houses were burned. At
Leutschau 400 houses were destroyed and
many lives lost.
The postofice department is considering
whether it can exclude from the mails the
Advertising matter sent out by tobacco
irm which offers prizes in return for the
in tags on its tobacco plugs.
An earthquake occurred in eastern Cau-
:asus, Russian province in Asia. The
own Of Sikuch was completely swallow
ID and the township suffered to the ex-
tent of several million roubles.
Walter Lennox Maxwell, charged with
the murder Of Preller in the Southern
hotel, St. Louis, was arrested on the
steamer from San Francisco as she was
entering Auckland, New Zealand.
In the Clifton colliery, Manchester, an
explosion of fire damp occurred in level
in which 100 men were working. At
last reports none had been taken out and
whether they we're dead or alive was not
known.
Gen. Grant is at Mt. MacGreger, New
York. He is failing quite rapidly and it is
feared that his death is closely approach
ing. He had severe attack after reaching
his present residence, caused by the fatigue
Of the journey.
It is understood that ex-Congressman
Geo. A. jerks, Of Pennsylvania, who was
rendered the assistant secretaryship Of the
Interior Department and has had the
matter under consideration for several
days, has decided to accept the Office.
A special election was held in Bismarck
On Monday to fill the Office of Mayor
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