The Livingston enterprise. [volume] (Livingston, Mont.) 1883-1914, 1886-04-03

drowned. The boat and cargo are tot;
loss. The steamer Baremore, engaged d
the scene of the disaster in trying to say
the machinery, exploded her boilers, an
four men were blown overheard an
drowned and five others badly wounded.
The republicans of Rhode Island hav
nominated George Peabody Wetmore, O
Newport, for governor; E. Lucius Darl
ing, of Pawtucket, for lieutenant governor
and Joshua NJ. Addcman, of Providence
for secretary of state, and Samuel P
Coffee for attorney general.
In the house Monday Belmont of New
York offered joint resolution appropri
ating $147,748 to pay the Chinese govern
ment for losses sustained by their subject
by mob violence at Rock Springs, Wyom
ing, the sum being intended for distribu
ton among the sufferers.
The riots throughout portions of Bel
GUM, resulting from the great strike Of
the miners, have been suppressed by the
aid OF tho military. Many lives were lost
in the encounters between the troops and
the strikers, and millions of dollars worth
Of property destroyed by the rioters.
The Knights of Labor of Lynn, Mass
have proposed to submit the Keene boy
colt to arbitration If no settlement is
reached the members of the shoe manu-
factulers' association say there will be a
general lockout of the 1875 factories, re-
sulting in loss of wages to employees OF
100000 per month.
On Wednesday the west bound passen-
ger train from Louisville on the Air Line
railroad was thrown from the track, be-
tween Huntlnburg and Ferdinand. Indiana,
by broken tie at the junction of two
roads. There were twenty-five passengers
in the coach, fourteen of whom were in
jured considerably and others slightly
The United States grand jury at Port
land has returned indictments against
Nathan L. Baker and Allen, the white
leaders, and seven others of the mob who
drove the Chinese out of Oregon City on
the morning of February 22d. The men
are indicted under section 1886 OF the re-
vised statutes, relating to seditious con-
spiracy.
A school teacher named Gcrety, aged
seventy years, was attacked by fractions
young man of 81 years, at country school
house few miles south of Mandan last
week, who, with club and pair of brass
knuckles, beat the old man On than had
ySssttil Sstl ReaEbgs dead adtv TgRcGo8i by the board,
and, out Of revenge, mu1derously assaulted
the teacher.
A bloody fight between ten cowboys
and six fleeing horse thieves occurred
few days ago 200 miles north of Bismarck.
Two of the horse thieves were killed in
the melee and their bodies sunk in the
Missouri. The remaining four surren-
dered and We're strapped to their ponies
and taken away by their captors. 1t is
safe to say they are by this time beyond
the power of horse stealing.
The First National Bank of Wahpeton,
Dakota, suspended on the 9th. Hayward,
the cashier, has been arrested, charged
with embezzlement The failure of the
bank caused the closing of the stores of
Keller & Goodhue and John Nelson, and
and the attachment of the Mill and Ele-
vator company's at that place. The man
ager of the Mill company was also arrest
ed on charge of embezzlement.
A San Francisco attorney who is we'll
posted says if the present anti-Chlnese
agitation is kept up year there will not
be Chinese merchant left in San Fran
cisco. The agitation in Oregon, Wash
ington Territory and elsewhere Is driving
away the patrons of the merchants. One
firm has $3.50, 900 of outstanding accounts
ON the books which cannot be collected.
Merchants are steadily leaving for China.