The Livingston enterprise. [volume] (Livingston, Mont.) 1883-1914, 1886-07-17

A riot followed speech made by Faul
de Cassagnac at Armentieres, in which
seven were injured and number OF
arrests made.
J. Berger, of Mount Olivet, Ohio, an
unknown man, won the international
sprint handicap at Pittsburg--130 yards
in 124 seconds.
Mr.. Robertson of Kentucky introduced
bill appropriat,ng $4,000 for monu-
ment at the birthplace of Lincoln, near
Hodgesville, KY.
The value of exports OF domestic
breadstuffs for the fiscal year ended June
80, 1886, was $1e2, 800, ,379; for 1885 it
was 1856, ,451,831.
Labouchere, in letter urges Gladstone
not to resign, ON the ground that the
Cnionists will support him in everything
else but home rule.
More than three hundred out of the
one thousand sconvicts in the Massachu-
setts state prison are idle, and the warden
is advertising their labor to let.
The piles Of the old London bridge.
put down in the year 900, are still sound,
the water and the blue mud of the
Thames having preserved them.
The total contributed to the relief OF
policemen wounded in the Chicago riot
and their families is $69,474. The final
distribution will he made to-day.
A colored camp meeting at Hooktown,
KY, broke up in a row in which forty
shots were fired. Joe Myng was killed
and three others fatally wounded.
Thomas Williams was killed and
Charles H. johnson and John Hallam
fatally and L. White seriously injured by
a mine explosion at Buchtel, Ohio.
The United States steamer Alliance,
with Rear Admiral Jonett on board, has
arrived at Newport. She will have her
speed tested over measured mile.
The Fifth New York volunteers, the
regiment on which Comtc de Paris served
during the war, has forwarded to him
resolutions Of regret at his expulsion.
A new ministry has been formed in the
Sandwich Islands. Robt. j. Creighton,
formerly editorial writer on the San Fran
cisco Morning Post, is minister for foreign
affairs.
Philip Daly's club houses at Long
Branch were raided by the police, and
DAILY and five players were arrested. The
prisoners we're rescued after a lively
scuff1e.
An aged insane man giving the name OF
Louis Diehl of Logansport, Ind, was ar
rested in St. Louis while wandering AIM
lessly about with over $4,000 in his
pockets.
The new assistant secretary Of the treas
ury. Ex- Gov. Thompson of South Carolina
assumed his duties Monday, and will re-
lieve Secretary Fairchild of q great deal
of responsibility.
Andrew Baumgart, aged twenty two,
mortally shot Margaret Brennan. aged
eighteen, in St. Louis Tuesday, and then
shot himself dead. Cause, the girl re-
fused to marry him.
Five hundred Mormon converts, under
charge of thirteen elders, arrived in New
York on their way to the land of promise
Utah. Seven hundred more are re-
ported to be on their way.
Saturday nights storm badly frighten
ed the people of Bloomington, ILL.,, and
many rushed into the street in the pelting
rain. A funnel shaped cloud hung over
the city, and terrific wind lasted 30 min
utes.
Senators Pugh and Voorhees, will defend
Attorney General Garland, Senator Har-
ris, ct al, in the suit brought against them
by J. Harris Rogers to compel them to
carry out their contract with him for the
promotion of the Pan Electric scheme.
The display made by the knights of
Phythias at Toronto was the most mag
nificent street spectacle every witnessed
in that city. The next conclave will be
held either at Chicago or Cincinnati, with
the chance in favor of the former.
A rotten tie four miles from Garrison
on the Utah & Northern caused the rails
to spread and on Monday as the Butte
west bound passenger train came along
the locomotive was ditched and the bag
gage car was derailed, occasioning delay
of five hours.
An excursion party of grasshoppers, en-
route to the Park region of Minnesota On
a summer tour, camped near Sanborn,
Dakota, and after light lunch left with
out settling the bill for their entertain
ment. The feed was too short for pro-
tracted sojourn.
Rev. Henry Ward Beecher preached at
London last Sunday. The English press
criticised him for provoking laughter
while speaking. On Sunday his face
was wreathed in smiles and his animated
and happy audience entered into the
spirit of the thing and smiled also.
Word has just been received from New
Zealand by steamer of the most destruc-
tive volcanic eruption in the worlds his
tory. The extent Of ground covered was
12O miles long and twenty miles in
breadth. Whole Villages were engulfed
while the loss of life was terrible.
A wandering band of Turks sent Out
one of their women to beg at Youngs-
town, OHIO. She was unsuccessful. The
men took her babe, four weeks old, and
flung it to their trained bears who de-
voured it. The town is aroused over the
affair and citizens are in pursuit Of the
men who fled.
| Mrs. Nellie T. Davis, beautiful lady
of Chicago, fell in love with Carl Hawes
of Nebraska. Three months ago she re-
turned to Chicago accompanied by Hayes
who wanted to marry her. She has, how.