The Livingston enterprise. [volume] (Livingston, Mont.) 1883-1914, 1886-06-12
NEWS OF THE WEEK

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! were burned and three lives lost
1t is rumored that Secretary Lama
will soon marry Mrs. Holt, widow of tn
Late General Holt Of Macon, Georgia.
Senator Kenna has been appointed ant
has accepted the craftsmanship of tn
democratic congressional committee.
The ship Chiora, lying at Green Poin
and loaded with 5000 cases of kerosene
was burned on the 5th inst. Loss $3.50,
900.
Ex-treasurer Simpson of Otoe county
Nebraska, was arrested at Omaha on th'
4th inst, charged with shortage of $50,
900.
Twelve thousand hosiery men are on ;
strike in the Kensington district, Phila
delphia. This is the largest strike in tht
city for years.
Chas. Woods, convicted of the murder
of Interpreter Fleury, was sentenced al
Bismarck on Wednesday to be hanged the
23d day of July next.
Alfred Long was lynched near Lexing,
ton, N. c., for numbering and robbing A
j. Mcbride and wife and burning theil
house. He confessed.
News was received at Tombstone, Ari.
zona, on Saturday that the Apaches had
raided Carr's ranch, killing one man and
running off number of stock.
The Old Settlers association, which has
been holding a meeting at St. Paul, ap-
pointed committee to arrange for cen
tennial to be held in June, 1949.
Of 1000 persons inoculated for yellow
fever by Rio Janeiro physician, only
seven died Of the disease, although the
epidemic was Of unusual intensity.
A fire at Louisville on the 9TH inst,
destroyed the new Grand Theatre. The
building was one of the finest in the west
or south, and was valued at 100000.
w. A. Boyce Of Woodstock, Illinois,
the owner of twenty butter factories, has
failed. Claims aggregating more than
100000 have been placed against him.
The village of Rawley Springs, Vir-
ginia, was almost entirely destroyed by
fire on the 9Th inst. The loss is estimated
at $4,000, with but $4,000 insurance.
The legislature of Rhode Island on
elected Hon. Nelson Aldrich
TO be United States senator from that
state for term Of six years from January
4, 1887.
COL Richard NJ. Hoe, whose name is
connected with the develop
ment of the printing press in this country,
lied Of heart disease in Florence, Italy,
IN the 9Th.
A Canadian Pacific freight train went
through the bridge at Petewana, Ontario,
Conductor Williams was in
,tantly killed and a number of others SER
ously injured.
A Tokia, Japan, dispatch says that a
anime prevails in Korea. Five hundred
persons have starved in Seoul, state of
Korea. They have not had a good harvest
n seven years.
The works Of the Pennsylvania Bolt and
Nut company were destroyed by fire on
Monday. It was one of the largest works
If the kind in the country, employing $50
nen. Loss, $150,OO0.
A $4,000 package sent by the United
States express, by the Union National
,ank, Cincinnati, to the Van Vert National
,ank, was stolen en- route and parcel of
:otton, ETC., substituted.
Two thousand Indians from Nevada
nd Utah are holding grand fandango
N the Humboldt river. Many forei On
ribcs are represented. The object Of their
Meeting is not known.
The Highland reform league at a meet
ng held at Glasgow on the 4th inst,
dopted resolutions favoring home rule
or Scotland and the establishment of a
eparate Scottish legislation.
The grand jury, in their report of the
1aymarket massacre, Chicago, say that
he total number of anarchists or nihilists
n this country from whom danger need
e apprehended, is less than 100.
The walls of an old brick house in New
york fell in while Edward Kelly, John
,iggar and James Kavanaugh were dig
ing trench near it. The first two were
llled and Kavanagh died soon after.
The filibustering steamship City of
Iexico, which was forfeited to the United
tates, has been sold by the United States
narshal for $4,000. The purchaser IS
!. Oteri, fruit merchant of New Orleans.
Benson, A. T., June 6.-M. Goldbaum,
merchant Of this city, who left here
wo weeks ago to prospect at the White
tone Mountains, was found murdered by |
he Apaches about seventeen miles south |
f here yesterday.
Bread riots are threatened in Concep-
ion Bay, N, F. Crowds of unemployed
nen are parading the streets. The police
1ith rifles and fixed bayonets prevented
ooting. The British warship Lilly has
een ordered to Conception Bay.
Miss Rose Cleveland has written a
ovel called 1.-The Long Row. the manu-
cript of which has been received by F.
}. Dickinson Of Detroit, Michigan, and
york will begin at once. The book will
e issued at as early date as possible.
Delegate Clifford of Dakota has intro
uced bill in the house providing for
he establishment of an industrial school |
t Pierre, D. T., for the education of In
lians. The bill appropriates $50, 900 for
he purchase of ground and the erection
f buildings.
Gold has been discovered within mile |
f Louisiana, Missouri, on tract of land
belonging to Samuel Kern. A sample Of
he ore was sent to the assay Office at Den
er. and a certificate has been returned