The Livingston enterprise. [volume] (Livingston, Mont.) 1883-1914, 1885-02-07

visited and conferred with Cleveland Las
Saturday.
A severe storm along the coast of New
foundland has caused great loss anon
small vessels.
English newspapers advocate close al
lance between Great Britain and tn
United States.
A valuable shipment of silver was cap
tured by bandits between Toulea an,
Cuerravaca, Mexico.
An explosion in coal mine at Savanne
Indian Territory, killed three miners ant
injured about so.
An explosion of natural gas in Pitts
burg destroyer $4,000 worth Of propert,
and injured 12 persons.
At Portsmouth, Va, John T. Jack and
G. B. Page fought duel. The latter re-
ceived mortal wound.
At Lake Providence, Miss, mail coach
was held up and robbed of $500. Several
arrests have been made.
Fitz John Porter has submitted an ap-
peal to the president and congress to be
re-instated in the army.
Dynamiters have threat ened to blow up
the British Museum. Extra precautions
are being taken to guard it.
At Jonesboro, Alabama, Bennett Par
sons was shot dead by his wife with the
connivance of his two daughters.
Nevada held silver convention last
week at Carson, formed permanent as
sociation and asked unlimited coinage.
James K. Jones Congressman from the
third district of Arkansas has been elected
senator from that state to succeed Walker
John L. Sullivan the champion slugger
was fined $115 in Boston for fast driving
and beating his horse. He was drunk as
usual.
1t has been ascertained that Cinnamon
employed as laborers in Peru are subject
ed to great hardship, privation and
cruelty.
The government of France is consider
ing a proposition to divide $5,000,000
among the unemployed working people Of
that country.
At Corning, Ark, Lafayette Milton
was hanged for murder committed four
years ago when he was captain of ''Ku
Klux Klan."
The number of failures in the United
States and Canada last week was 354 as
compared with All the preceding week
and 42O the week before that.
On Friday last passenger train on the
Reading railroad near Greenville, NJ, was
wrecked. About or thirty-fve persons
were wounded but none killed outright.
Near Georgetown on the Colorado Cen
trail railway passenger train was blown
from the track and overturned in the
ditch. Eighteen passengers were In
jured.
Numerous threats have been made to
blow up the Holyhead Railway terminus
and hotel, England, the Brittania tubular
bridge, and the suspension bridge crossing
Menai straits.
Royal B. Young of Salt Lake step-son
of the late Brigham Young has been held
in the sum of $4,000 to answer to the
charge Of polygamy. He admitted hav-
ing three wives.
Gems. Grant and McCook are indulging
in recriminations and explanations regard
ing reflections on the latter in Grants &C.
count of the battle of Shiloh in the last
Century magazine.
Senator Hill of Colorado says his re
election was defeated and that of Teller
secured by a free use of corporation
The Legislature of the state will
investigate the charge.
It has been discovered that in San Fran
cisco many female white babies are sold
to Chinese women who ship them to China
where at 10 years old they are sold to rich
Cinnamon for their harems.
President Arthur sent message to Con-
yress conveying the offer made by Mrs.
Grant to present to the United States all
The swords and military testimonials worn
md lately owned by Gen. Grant.
In response to the Senate resolution
calling for information in respect to the
opening of the Oklahoma lands
o settlement the Secretary of the Interior
ays: While the lands retain the present
tatus there will continue to be series of
roubles. He,can see no good reason why
immense tracts Of unoccupied lands should