The Livingston enterprise. [volume] (Livingston, Mont.) 1883-1914, 1885-04-18
NEWS OF THE WEEK.

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Russia fears Polish uprising in tn
event of war with England.
BY the falling of smoke stack fou
men we're killed at Oscoda, Mich.
In the event of a war between Englan
and Russia, Turkey will remain neutral.
A dve-story building 83xS6 on Wa
bash avenue, Chicago, burned. Los'
100000.
Gen. Carillos, one of the two vice
presidents, succeeded Barrios as presiden
of Guatamala.
It is officially announced that peac
will be Immediately declared betweel
France and China.
Failures in business are lessening fron
week to week in all sections of the coun
try except the south.
England has invited Italy to occup,
Egypt and the Soudan and Italy vii
comply, in part at least.
A number of the judges Of the lat
Chicago election have been arrested OF
various charges of fraud.
The Canadian government wants al
appropriation of 100000 with which tc
suppress Riel's rebellion.
Peace has been declared between Guat-
amala and the other Central American re-
publics and that war is over.
One hundred iron workers lately lef,
Pittsburg for New Zealand to work in ar
iron mill lately erected there.
Mr.. Frelinghuysen, ex-secretary of state,
is hopelessly ill In Washington. His re-
covery is considered impossible.
The designations of fourteen opostffice
inspectors have been requested and the
force will be reduced by that number.
italian troops now occupy important
points along the Soudanese coast of the
Red Sea as allies Of England and Egypt
A resolution favoring the reciprocity
with the United States introduced in the
Canadian House of Commons was defeat
ed.
In view of possible war between Eng
land and Russia, insurance on English
vessels has been greatly ad-
vanced.
In the burning of Hinser's piano factory,
New York, nine firemen were precipitated
into the ruins. Oac was fatally hurt and
the others more or less injured.
James D. Fish, president Of the Marine
Bank of New York, has been found guilty
on five charges of embezzlement. Fish
was partner of Grant & Ward.
Quiet seems to have been restored in
Panama the scene of the recent insurgent
outbreak, burning of Aspinwall and de-
struction Of American property.
Edwards Pierrepont, secretary of the
American Legation at Rome, is dead.
He was sent to take the position upon the
retirement of Minister Astor a couple of
months ago.
A rich gold find isreported in the Santa
Rosa mountains, 100 miles west of Santa
Rosa, Mexico. The gold is in quartz and
IS described by old Callfornians as the
richest they ever saw.
The number of British men-of-war now
being prepared for service is so great it is
believed active officers cannot be found
for them all, and that it will be necessary
to resort to the retired list.
A shipment of ten carloads of cattle
from Walla Walla reached Chicago last
week-the first consignment from the
coast. They were in good condition after
the ride and brought fair prices.
The Department of Agricultural an
nounces 10 per cent shortage in the acreage
of winter wheat or an aggregate of 3,000,-
900 acres less than last year. There is a
decrease in every state except Oregon.
The congregation of rites of the Vati-
can has approved petition received from
the Flat Head tribe of American Indians
to canonize the Jesuit martyrs who were
in 1646 by the Iroquois Indians.
1t is said that Gov. Hoadley of Ohio
lately received box containing an in
fernal machine loaded with dynamite.
His suspicious were aroused and he had it
opened very carefully and no harm was
done.
The Canadians have suspended the
quarantine on the importation Of cattle
into Manitoba in order to facilitate the
Of meat supply from the
United States during their northwest re-
bellion.
Ell Madhi's forces have evacuated
Berti and Metemneh on the Nile and
have fallen back on the stronger positions
At Berber and Khartoum. English forces
are advancing from Suakim without