The Livingston enterprise. [volume] (Livingston, Mont.) 1883-1914, 1886-01-30

loss OF lie.
An Indian and a Mexican convicted (
murder at Susanville, COL, were take
from the Jail by mob on the 9th ins
and hanged.
A fire in Philadelphia on the 25th de
stroyed million dollars worth of property
Among the buildings burned was the s.
Charles hotel.
The Congo railway syndicate has ar
pointed Henry NJ. Stanley manager of tn
work of laying line of railway into tn
Congo country.
Two carloads Of cattle shipped fron
Iowa and consigned to Minneapolis, wer
discovered to have all been frozen to dealt
upon reaching that city.
From information received from ROM
the Holy Father has determined in tn
near future to create Rev. James Gibbon
archbishop of Baltimore, cardinal.
Hundreds of farmers aleng the line o
the Atchison, Topeka & Santa Fe rallroat
are burning corn for fuel, because syn
dicate has run up the price of coal beyone
their means.
The fire among cotton bales on thu
docks at Thompkinsville, Staten Island
continues to burn, and it will take three
weeks to put it out. The loss so far j.
over 81, 100000.
The county poor house at Jackson
Michigan, was destroyed by fire on the
Gath. There were forty inmates in the
building, all of whom we're rescued but
five, who perished in the flames.
Noah Hlbbs of Rising Sun, Ind, worth
$4,000, after compelling his wife to
drink cold water and wear thin clothes,
to save money, drove her out of the house
last week on the ground that she was too
extravagant.
N. F. Jones and F. Treseder, Mormons,
were arrested at Salt Lake Saturday for
to brlbe an officer to act as spy
for them and give advance notice of the
issuing of warrants for the arrest of unlaw-
full cohabitants.
Congressman Joseph C. Rankin, of Wis
consln, died at Washington, D. c., on
Sunday last, of Bright's disease. He was
his second term. A committee of
Of the house accompanied the remains to
Wisconsin for burial.
Snowslides on the 0. r. s. N. line be-
tween The Dalles and Multnomah Falls
delayed trains for several days this week.
Earth, trees and rocks were brought down
with the snow, and 1t had to be removed
with picks and shovels.
A number of Chinese have begun suit
in the United States circuit court against
Eureka, CAL, for $132, GOO damage, alleg-
ed to have been sustained from the loss of
property at the time Of their expulsion
from that city in February last.
The certificate of incorporation of the
Postal Telegraph Cable company was filed
in court in New York on the 23rd. The
company has capital Of S., 100000 with
he rig ght to increase 1t, and its wires are
% run through the United States and
Canada.
During the recent blizzard John G.
Aimball with his wife and three children
started from Dodge City, Kansas, in COW
red wagon, travelling west. They were
lot heard from for some time until a
party found the entire family
rozen to death in their wagon.
The Emporer of Austria has opened an
atonement house" on the site Of the Ring
heatre, the burning of which few years
go was attended with a terrible loss of
ife. 1t is handsome gothic structure,
nd will be let out in flats, the rents of
Which will be devoted to charity.
Charles Allen, white boy Is years Of
ge, who runs the ferry across Columbia
iver near Fort Spokane, W. T., shot and
illed Chief Skalaskans of the Sanpuel
indians last Saturday. The boy says the
indian attempted to take the ferry boat
way from him. The killing caused much
xc;tement among the Indians and serious
rouble, it is feared will result.
Senator Morgan has introduced a bill
4 the senate providing that members of
ny tribe or nation under the jurisdiction |
the United States shall be eligible to
ppointment as postmaster, mail agent,
ostal clerk, deputy collector Of internal
evenuc, deputy marshal, Indian agent
r Indian inspector, or to any other Office
elating to the conduct of Indian affairs
r the government of any Indian tribe or
alton.