The Livingston enterprise. [volume] (Livingston, Mont.) 1883-1914, 1885-07-18
NEWS OF THE WEEK.

f been raised.
General Lord Wolseley has returned
,, England from the Soudan.
John Mccullough the actors insanity
becoming constantly worse.
The revolutionary and governmer
forces in Peru are still fighting.
The Pail Mall Gazette will not be pros
ecuted for its recent disclosures.
The Hessian fly has greatly damage
wheat fields in Wayne county, N. Y.
Col. Gibbon Of the Seventh Infantry ha
been promoted to a brigadier- -generalshiI
The Chinese outbreak against the Frenc
in AMMAN subsidized as quicklya as 1t began
The Western Union has secured contro
of the American Rapid Telegraph com
pany.
There have been two cases of yellow
fever in New Orleans this spring, on
fatal.
It is stated that unless action be takel
by September 1st, Egypt will be complete
ly bankrupt.
Cholera still RACES in Spain at the rate
Of 600 to 700 deaths per day and has ap
peared in France.
A revolution is in progress in Venezuela
South America. The rebels are so far re-
ported successful.
Twelve out of herd of 1S horses were
killed by one stroke Of lightning on Bucks
ranch near Denver.
Bill Booth who brutally killed Jake
Schmerer near Buffalo, Wyoming, will be
hanged in October.
Gen. Grants condition remains appar-
emily about the same though he is doubt
less gradually failing.
The newly made general, Gibbon, sue
ceeds Gen. Miles in command of the de-
partment of the Columbia.
The effort to arrange commercial
treaty with Spain was abortive and Minis
ter Foster will return home.
The Fourth National Bank of Pitts
burg, Pa, was robbed of $4,000 during
banking hours by sneak thief.
The country in the vicinity Of Science
tady, New York, was lately visited by
tornado that did great damage to property.
Ex-president Arthur and his son have
been fishing in Quebec this summer. In
three days they caught 800 pounds Of sal
mon.
The rebels in the United States of Col
ombia have lately met with such crushing
defeat as is believed will end their out
break.
Earthquake shocks continue to be felt
in the vale OF Cashmere at intervals of
three days. On the 4th INST. a severe shock
was felt at Zerinagua.
The Munston Bank at Cork, Ireland,
with branches in all the large Irish cities
las failed creating almost riotous excite
nent among depositors.
Twenty thousand Hungarians propose
o settle in the Canadian northwest. The
will be mostly from the mining
districts of Pennsylvania.
A negro was lynched at Oxford, Miss,
or attempting to ravish white lady.
The same fate met a negro at Towson,
Nd, for eutraging child.
Barnum's circus train was telescoped
~ freight down In Maine the other day.
Three performing stations were killed
md several attendants injured.
The talk of the sale of the northern tier
# Mexican states to this country is empty,
IS the constitution of Mexico forbids the
of the republic.
An attempt to lynch negro ravisher at
Larion, Indiana, resulted in one of the
mob being killed and three or four others
wounded by the sheriff and guard.
Lieutenant Commander w. H. Webb, of
he ship Alert on the Asiatlc station, has
'een court-martialed and found guilty of
abitual drunkenness and suspended for
wo years.
W. II. Pudney, the gray-haired sexton
f New York church, has been convict
d of assaulting two girls of ten years
ach IN the church, He goes to prison
Or twenty years.
The Archbishop Of Canterbury, Bishop
+ London. Cardinal Manning and Samuel
lorley NJ. P. have consented to act as a
ommittee Of investigation into the Pail
Iall Gazette revelations.
Hundreds Of acres of cranberry bog
and in New Jersey have been burned
yer within the past few days destroying
thousands of dollars worth of berries
early ready for the market.
A desperate attempt was made to rob a
ay car on the Richmond and Danville
ailway by running the car to an unfre-
uented part of the road in the night; but