The Livingston enterprise. [volume] (Livingston, Mont.) 1883-1914, 1886-09-25
NEWS OF THE WEEK


Shercbrook, Ont, has been appointe
lieutenant governor of the Northwest tel
ritory.
The weekly bank statement of asso
ciatcd banks shows reserve decrease Q
$48.00O. The banks now hold 1862,
900 in excess of the legal rule.
Seven hundred employees of the Scovill
& Schofeld woolen mills at Manyunk,
Pennsylvania, struck on Monday for al
advance of Is per cent. in wages.
By the falling of the walls of the Centr'
mill, recently burned, at Quincy, ILL.,, R
Lambert and colored man named Gar
rett Douglas were instantly killed.
Gurden S. Hubbard, who settled a
Fort Dearborn in 1918, and helped it t.
grow into the magnificent city of Chi.
cago, died there last Tuesday, aged 81
years.
The employees Of the government
printing office at Washington on Tuesday
presented their retiring chief, Rounds
with an elegant silver service of thirteer
pieces.
At Mankato, Minnesota, while Frank
Bohon, aged 13, was playing with a loaded
gun it was accidentally discharged. His
sister received the contents Of one barrel
and was killed.
Mayor Courtney of Charleston is still
appealing for continued financial aid, to
allay the destitution and suffering caused
by the destructive earthquake which
visited that fair city.
The issue of standard dollars from the
mints, during the week ending September
18, was $1,114,9O5. The issue during the
corresponding period last year was $664,-
534. Shipments amounts to $738,534.
A. D. Bartholomew, president of the
Charter Oak life insurance company, Hart
ford. Conn.,, is short in his accounts and
has taken up residence in Montreal. His
liabilities are estimated at over 81 900, 900.
A daughter was born to Chief Geronimo
by one Of his squaws on the 18th inst,
and in honor Of Fort Marion, Florida, at
which point the Apaches are now station
ed, she was named by Col. Langon, Marion.
In collision between two trains Sun
day, at Hebron, Pennsylvania, Misses
Katie Stein and Maggie Arnold were fa-
tally injured and Daniel Light, John Leh
man and Miss Mary Schaefer very Sc
riously hurt.
Succi, the faster. has successfully ac-
his task of subsisting thirty
Jays without ordinary food, on mineral
water and the extract from an African
.oot. He finished his task without being
1t all exhausted.
One of the oldest and largest wholesale
clothing firms Of San Francisco, Julius
Baum & Co., have assigned. Liabilities
ire estimated at from one to three millions.
Heavy speculation on the outside is as
igned as the cause Of the failure.
Mayor Smith of Philadelphia was i'm
oeached Monday evening by the city
ouncil on the recommendation of COM
nittee appointed to inquire into charges
gainst him of malfeasance in office. |
The vote stood 48 for impeachment and
9 against.
A syndicate of Paris and Berlin bank
rs has subscribed 6OO,OOO,OOO francs to
AIRY out the scheme sanctioned by the
ultan for a network of railways to con-
ect the Black Sea with the Persian
,ulf, under the direction of the Austrian |
ngineer, Pressel.
"A young woman Of Bethany, ILL.,, invit-
d large party to some private theatric
Is at her home. In the course of the
lay marriage took place, the young
'oman acting the part of bride. Just be-
ore the guests went home they were told
lat the marriage was bona fide one and
lat that was really what they had been
lvited to see.
Early Tuesday morning party Of armed
len attacked the county Jail at Denver
18th sledges and crowbars and succeeded
l forcing an entrance to the building,
liking therefrom L. F. Symmes, held for
illing John Berkley last June. Despite
hard protest made by the sheriff the
risoner was put out of the way by hang
g by the mob.
Martin Irons, the leader of the Knights
Labor strike on the Missouri Pacific
lilroad last spring, was arrested in Kan
Is City last Monday and taken to st.
ouis to answer tothe charge found against
i'm in indictments tor completely in tap
ing the private telegraph wires running
ito Vice President Hoxie's residence.
lis bondsman having withdrawn from
is bond he will be kept under arrest
ntil his case is tried.
A collision occurred between two freight
aims on the Missouri Pacific railroad on