The Livingston enterprise. [volume] (Livingston, Mont.) 1883-1914, 1885-01-31

the close of the sermon they bott
went to the pulpit and upbraided the
preacher and the Irate Susan said he
deserved to be laid across his mothers
knee and spanked. Cranks!
John J. Ingalls, has been reelected
senator from Kansas.
| It is stated that France is about te
formally declare war against China.
Capt. Joseph Stewyea. of New
Haven. has gone to Canada with $780,,
600 of other peoples money.
| Schaefer and Slosson played match
game of billiards in Chicago this week
for $500. The former won-8OO to
719.
A detachment of Italian troops has
been debarked on the shore of the Red
Sea to co operate with England in the
Soudan.
The Oklahoma colonists in the In
dian territory have surrendered to
Col. Hatch and will be escorted back
to Kansas.
Herbert, special correspondent of
the London Post, was killed in the
late battle between Gen. Stewart and
the Arabs.
The arrival of the Liberty Bell at
New Orleans was greeted by an ova-
tion in which Jeff. Davis was the
chief speaker.
Heavy storms ragged throughout the
southwest during the latter of last
week, and did great injury to stock in
Colorado and Texas.
Chief Engineer Melville, of Arctic
fame, issues an address calling for
$4,000 to enable him to reach the
north pole which he feels entirely ca.
pable to do.
A Paris paper declares that the au.
thors of the late dynamite outrages in
London were employed in an English
printing Office in Paris, and there laid
their plans.
Nicholas Aragon, former member
of Billy the Kids gang, was captured
near Chaparito, New Mexico. One
officer was killed and another wounded
before he surrendered, and then only
on the prospect of the hut in which
he was concealed being blown up with
giant powder.
An exploring party Of four persons
under Gen. Miles ooder, has lately
left Portland for Alaska. They will
go up the Copper river, thence across
to the head waters of the Yukon and
descend that river to it's mouth. The
expedition will be gone two years.
Gen. Stewart, who had the fight at
Abu Klea in the Soudan, is now en-.
trenched near Metemneh, and is in
communication with Gen. Gordon.
Stewart had several severe fights with
the Arabs before reaching his present
station and was himself badly wound
ed. By the Queens order he was
raised to the rank Of major-general
for bravery at Abu Klea.
The senate passed the following res.
resolution: "That the Senate of the
United States has heard, with indlg.
nation and profound sorrow, Of the at
tempt to destroy the house of parlia-
ment and other public buildings in
London, and to imperil the lives of in
nocent and unsuspecting persons, and
hereby expresses its horror and detes-
tation of such monstrous crimes against
civilization
A'bill will be introduced into con-
gress by the committee on postoffices
providing that publications of the
second class, when sent by the pub
Usher and from the Office of the pub
lication to bonafide subscribers, or
when sent from news agents to actual
subscribers or other news agents,
shall be entitled to transmission
through the mails at one cent per
pound, such postage to be prepaid.
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British and Arabs.
On January 10th Gen. Stewart, one Of
the subordinate officers of Gen. Wolseley's
expedition to the Upper Nile region in