The Livingston enterprise. [volume] (Livingston, Mont.) 1883-1914, 1886-09-18
NEWS OF THE WEEK

Imported oleomargarine is to be taxed
Is cents pound.
Recent heavy rains have almost ruined
the crops IN the North Of Ireland.
Pcterboro, Ontario, has juvenile saliva
tion army of six and eight -year-olds.
Chicago is three games ahead Of Detroit
IN the race for the base ball championship.
The pope has published letter relative
to the history of Catholic missions in
India.
John L. Sullivan and Frank Herald are
in training for setto on Coney Island,
New York.
The oleomargarine stamps will be ready
for distribution to the internal revenue
bureau this week.
There are fifteen men in Portland, Or,
worth million or more, who went to
Oregon without dollar.
A theatre for amateurs is to he built in
New York at cost of 100000 after the
of Mrs. James Brown Potter.
Herr Liebknecht, the socialistic deputy
who will deliver series of lectures in the
United States, has sailed from Hamburg.
At fair at Bismarck Grove, Kas., 500
thirsty people watched the sheriff empty
on the ground 5000 bottles coniscated
beer.
During a fight at s'corn cutting near
Mo-, Jere Orchard, Riley
Martin and Zem McCoskell were fatally
Judge Homer, of Nebraska, has been
sued for $5O,000 by an ex-penitentiary
convict named John Williams, for false
Since the outbreak of the cholera in
Italy, the total number of cases reported
are $4,000 and the total number of
deaths $4,000.
Jack Burke, with his hacker, left Chi
cago for San Francisco Thursday to meet
Jack Dempsey in an eight round contest
on September 27.
An Arizona paper offers prize of
demijohn Of gin to any one who will fur
nish it with a correct list of the twenty
worst men in town.
The Japan Gazette says that the total
number Of cholera cases throughout the
country since its disappearance this year
IS $4,000, of which $4,000 ended fatally.
John Fitzgerald. president Of the Irish
National League of America, has ordered
10000 copies of Gladstone's pamphlet on
he Irish question for circulation among
he league branches.
While a gang Of laborers were grading
! road near Crescent, Ia, they discovered
IN old clay furnace about six feet under
ground, and over which was growing a
hickory tree eight inches in diameter.
Farmer Bowen, father of the girl whose
,ody was stolen from the grave by Will
on, the medical student, has Unidentified
he body at Toledo, and brings suit for
arceny of silk dress she was buried in.
In Vancouver there is land Office es-
in hollow tree fcrty-four feet
n circumference. In the same section
here is a table forty-one feet long and
,ver four feet wide, made out of solid
BOARD.
Large quantities Of new crisp 81 notes
ire being macerated at the treasury de-
,artment daily, with view OF getting all
he greenbacks Of that denomination out
# circulation and forcing silver dollars
nto use.
United States Marshal Nelms Of Cobb
county, Ca, is not envied by his neigh
,ors. The moonshiners, have threatened
o kill him, and the marshal thinks that
hey mean it, but he doesn't weaken
PARTICLE.
The British war scare of 1885 cost the
English government f1,117,O0O for the
hiring Of transports which were never
1sed. For the America they paid $685.
100; the Imbrla f4s,ooo, and the Rosetta
1900.
Mrs. Sarah G.. French of Coldwater,
Michigan, has been discovered to be heir
o large estate valued at 100000 in
1lwood, Worcestershire, England, and
will leave in few days for that place to
lssert her claim.
Frank Hoffman, citizen Of Broad Rip
lie, Indiana, was sent to state prison on a
erious charge. A few days ago he was
eleased and his neighbors to the number
# $50 welcomed him home with picnic
md an all night dance.
John Colly, aged fourteen, has been ar
ested for setting fire to the National
took yards at East st. Louis, causing
otal loss of over 100000. He saws that