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


Mr.. Malone, late premier of Belgium,
is dead.
Wheat and barley harvest has begun in
western Dakota.
The Cincinnati Enquirer is said to clear
100000 year.
The Steel, Dakota, Jail breakers have
been recaptured.
The news dealers are in national con-
vention at Chicago.
Fire at Northport, Wis, destroyed $780,
600 worth of property.
There has never been a Chinaman in
the Ceur d'Alene mines.
The Rock Island car shops in Chicago
has gone back to 10 hours.
Mint Warren, a farmer west of Beloit,
Wis.,, shot himself Thursday.
Only half the appropriation bills have
been signed by the President.
In Italy 226 new cholera cases and 141
deaths were reported in one dry.
Cleveland is beginning to ''hedge" on
one or two Of his pension vetoes.
The six months fire loss in the United
States and Canada is $50, 100000.
Six buildings were burned at Tonna-
wanda, New York. Loss, $4,000.
Trout, the murderer Of Hatch at Sioux
City, is reported captured at Pukwana.
Nine tourists were lost in Mammoth
Cave, Kentucky, for eight hours Monday
The trial of the persons for attacking
the Salvation army is going on at Beloit
Morton Howard, in the shoe trade
Philadelphia, has absconded owing $780,.
900.
Lightning struck the house of DR.. and
Mrs. Porter at Bismarck, and nearly killed
them.
Dupont, Portland, Oregon, barber
murdered his 1O-year-old son and killed
himself.
Congressman Mulliken, of Main, denies
that James G. Blaine has senatorial as.
pirations.
The California grape yield will, it il
estimated, be 20 per cent. below that o.
last season.
Detroit still leads in the National base
ball league with Chicago second and New
York third.
Jack Lambert, painter, was executed
at Charleston, Tenn, for the murder OF
Dick Wilson.
Troops have left Louisville and Lex
ington, Kentucky, to enforce the law in
Rowan county.
At Sand Lake, Wis, Indian violators o1
the liquor laws resisted arrest and drove
off the officers.
Forest fires are raging in New Zealand
valley, w. H. The loss so far is estl.
mated at 100000.
The volcano Kilaneo, Hawaii, is again
burning fiercely. The spectacle is ex'
ceptionally brilliant.
One man was killed and another
wounded at Denver Tuesday by the fall.
ing of brick wall.
Three people have been arrested al
Clinton, Iowa, for the attempted murder
of liquor witness.
The receipts for the Suez Canal com.
pany the past year were $13,009,989 and
the profits $6,S05,754.
Andrew Hanson, Sioux City saloonist,
imagined the prohibitionists were after
him and killed himself.
A Boston fishing party recently caught
in Narragansett Bay an enormous sea
turtle weinging 1000.
A. S. Turner was drowned in the river
at Spokane Falls Thursday. He leaves q
wife and two children.
CHI. Rivera, the New York merchant
who failed the other day, has gone tc
Canada for his health.
Rhode Island hotels claim that they
are on the verge of bankruptcy because
of the prohibition law.
Miss Tillie Mathewson, of Steele, Oak.
was recently thrown from horse and had
her collar bone broken.
At Wichita, Kan, a jealous husband
named McC Clintock, killed his wife and
seriously wounded himself.
1t is predicted that congress will si'
through July. This has only been done
three times IN twenty-five years.
Australia has had it first base ball
game. It was played at Sydney and en-
thused the natives considerably.
Ike first New York City directory con
tanned 3,846 names. The Centennial
volume for this year has 313,222.
The general assembly or the Knights Of
Labor has appointed general organizer
to work among telegraph operators.
Prof. Virgins predicts that great
storm will sweep from the Atlantic to the
Rocky Mountains on September 20.
Geronimo has taken the back trail fol
Arizona, and is killing few Mexicans
each day to keep up the excitement.
Edward S. Lloyd, deputy sheriff, was
shot and killed by Sam Brown at Buffalo
johnson county, Wyoming, last week.
Jay Gould and Cyrus w. Field art
said to have purchased controlling in
terest in the London Financial News.
Billy Porter, a notorious burglar, il
Jail at Troy, N. Y, for $4,000 diamond
robbery, was released on $4,000 bail.
There is probability that Herbert F
Beecher will be rejected as collector O
customs for the district of Puget Sound.
The Dues d'Aumale and de Chartre
have appealed to the council of STATE
against the expulsion from the Frencl
army.
CD. Graham was successful in swim