The Livingston enterprise. [volume] (Livingston, Mont.) 1883-1914, 1886-01-09
NEWS OF THE WEEK.

in Chicago.
President Cleveland has contributed
500 to the Grant monument fund.
Secretary Lamar has arrested seventy
two persons for making illegal land entries
in New Mexico.
The total imports at the pert of New
York the past year amounted $1,000, 900
exclusive Of dry goods.
Adolph Schoenleber, wealthy resident
of Milwaukee, Wis, suicidcd by cutting
his throat, on Monday last.
Joshua B. Lippincott, head of the book
publishing house of Joshua B. Lippincott,
died at Philadelphia on the 5th inst.
Hlbbs the defaulting Lewiston, Idaho,
postmaster is to be tried in Decatur, Iowa,
as it IS claimed he has too many friends in
Idaho
Hon. John B. Raymond, ex-dclegate to
congress from Dakota, died suddenly at
Fargo Sunday afternoon of typhoid pneu-
monia
Sullivan, the slugger, has added to his
lanrels by drunken assault upon an un-
offending newsboy in New York on the
9TH inst.
Jay Gould left New York on the 9Th
for Charleston, where he will board his
yacht Atalanta for his long prepared cruise
in southern waters.
It is stated that Mr.. Lemiux, who was
one Of Reil's lawyers, intends to take
charge of the latter's son and have him
educated at the Laval university.
Pension Agent Everett on the 4th issued
to Alexander Gilchrist, of Indina, Pa, the
largest pension ever paid private soldier.
The back pay aggregated $12,151.
A fire in Detroit, Michigan, destroyed
the extensive seed store of D. NJ. Ferry
& Co., and Whites Theatre. Capt Dick
Philburt was killed by the falling walls.
William Baker OF Chicago, publisher of
the Journal of Commerce and president of
the Tappan, McKlllop & Co., mercantile
agency, has failed with liabilities of $780,
900.
The four children from Newark, n. j.,
who were bitten by mad dog, and who
have been under the treatment of Pasteur,
have sailed from Harve for New York.
They are all we'll.
r. H. Harris, prominent citizen of Lee
county, La, and member of the Alaba-
ma legislature in 1880, committed suicide
New Years by shooting. Financial trou-
bic caused the act.
Herr KrupR the Deustche bank and the
Discount bank will cooperate with
London firm in issuing in London loan
of f35,OOO,OOo to provide China with
ornaments and railways.
The president has nominated Wiley J.
Tinnin for Surveyor of Customs for San
Francisco, and Orlando V. Powers of
Michigan to be Associate Justice of the
Supreme Court of Utah.
David S. Terry, ex-chief justice of the
supreme court of California, and Sarah
Althea Hill, claiming to be the widow of
ex-senator Sharon, were married at Stock
ton, CAL, on the 9TH inst.
Rev. Arthur O. Brickman died at his
residence in Baltimore on the 5th, aged
81 years. He was Prussian and was ex-
lied with Carl Schurz for participation in
the trouble Of 184S in that country.
Judge Yates of Peoria, Illinois, who has
stolen about $4,000 from estates of
which he acted in the capacity of either
trustee or executor, has fled to
join the American colony in Canada.
The 1 ancaster National bank of Clinton,
Mass, has suspended and its president,
is supposed to have skipped to
Canada with the available funds of the in
amounting to about $1,000.
At party in Clay county, KY, on the
9TH inst, Dan and George Gray. Sam
Berger and Dick Stevers, engaged in a
fight in which Dan Gray, Sewers and Ber-
ger were killed and George Grey fatally
injured.
The British steamer Sedonian, Capt.
from Leghorn for New York,
has been sunk off Syracuse, Sicily, by col
lision with the Italian steamer Malta.
The Sedonian's passengers, crew and valu
ables were saved.
The American Pasteur Institute filed its |
certificate of incorporation in New York
IN the 2nd. The object is the gratuitons !
care and treatment by the Pasteur system
If inoculation Of all persons threatened
with or suffering from hydrophobia.
The steamer W. d. Chiply sank in the
river, Georgia, Monday |
and two white male passengers, three
negro deckhands and negro child, names
unknown, were drowned. The vessel ran
into bank on account of the darkness.