The Livingston enterprise. [volume] (Livingston, Mont.) 1883-1914, 1886-07-03
NEWS OF THE WEEK

A. Gassenheimer killed F. A. Blacl
ford in Washington, D. c.
The German Press rejoices over tt
sentencing of Johann Most in New Yor
The Parnell parliamentary fund was il
creased $4,000 in New York on Monda
Adam Reed was fatally wounded in
duel near Opelousas, La, fought with h
brother.
United States Judge Gresham issued a
order to restrain the interference of til
Lake Shore strikers at Chicago.
| The entire business portion of the tow
of Alturas, California, was destroyed b
| fire on Tuesday. Loss, $4,000.
ALVIN Joslln's wife had him arrested j
New York on the charge of unfaithful
ness and failure to support her.
Twenty -four men were killed and six
teen entombed alive by an explosion in
colliery at Rochelle, France, on the 24tl
The rowing race between Hanlan ant
Hosmer at Quebec on Saturday was wc1
by Hanlan, who finished only hal
length ahead.
A syndicate of Parsian capitalists ha
advanced 81, 900, 900 to the Panama Cana
Company as security for hypothecation o
the recent call.
It is understood the Western Uniol
operators on Sept. will make certain de
mands on the company which, ifnot grant
ed, Will result in strike.
It is announced that Miss Elizabeth
Cleveland is to make Chicago her home
and take charge of the editorial depart
ment of the Literary Life.
Two men sailed from the Clyde, Scot.
land, on Monday for New York, in boat
only nineteen feet in length. They took
provisions for two months.
The Balruddy mansion at Dundee,
Scotland, owned by Martin White, mer-
chant of New York, was destroyed by fire
on the 2Sth. Loss, $25O,OOO.
At the recent elections in the republic
of Chill tiftyone persons are reported to
have been killed in riots, while the hos
pitals were filled with wounded.
The elections held throughout Wash
ington territory on Monday under the
local option law. resulted IN the defeat of
prohibition in most of the large towns.
The senate has passed bill prohibit
ing judges of the United States courts
from appointing to office under them rel
atives of nearer degree than second
cousins.
By the capsizing of boat in the bay
at Providence, Rhode Island, on Sunday,
Mrs. Farmer and daughter, William Bray
ton and two children named Grish were
drowned.
The following named postoffice inspect
ors were dropped from the rolls Of the
department on Monday: T. R. Banner
man, California; T. F. Tracy and j. A.
Small, San Francisco.
Oliver Wendell Holmes on Saturday
last received from the University of Edin-
burgh the degree of IL. D. The title
was conferred IN the presence of most
distinguished company.
Twenty seven clerks in the postofice
at Washington were discharged
on the oath for insubordination in con-
spirlpg to obstruct the regular run Of the
service and to injure its officers.
Senator Dawes has submitted his pro-
posed amendment to the sundry civil ap-
preparation bill to appropriate $25. 5000
for the education of children, without re-
gard to race, in the territory of Alaska.
The large building and stock of goods
Of Bcckwith & Lander, together with the
Masonic hall and contents, were destroyed
oy fire on the Goth ult., at Buffalo, Wyo-
ming. Loss, $4,000; insurance, $780,
Henry Primrose, captain of the Sal
7ation army, was arrested at New Phila-
1elphia, Ohio, charged with having two
living wives. His arrest caused sensa-
ion, as it was supposed he was single
nan.
A terrible hail storm in the vicinity of
nkster, Dakota, destroyed the crops on a
trip of land two mile wide by twenty
niles in length. A Norwegian church
ear Grafton was blown to kindling wood.
LOSS to crops, $500,000.
The remains of the Illinois pioneers mur-
ered near Lena by the Indians fifty years
go, during the Blackhawk war, are being
emoved to the Dunkard cemetery in the
own of Kent, Stephenson County, where a
Monument is to be erected.
The warehouse of the Consolidated
'ank Line at Peoria, Illinois, containing
0,O0O gallons of oil, together with the
reight house Of the Peoria g. Pekin Union
ailway, thirty cars and large amount of
reight, was burned on the 25th. Loss,
100000.
A Rangoon dispatch Of the Goth ult.
ays force of British troops has had
evere fight with 1900 Burmese rebels,
trongly entrenched near Tummoc. The
ght lasted five hours. The British, fail
lg to dislodge the rebels, retired. Sew
raj officers were killed and wounded.
David Davis died at 6 o'clock on the (
lorning of the 26th at his home at :
bloomington, Illinois. The cause of his {
cath was Bright's disease of tina kidneys,
geravated by the condition of the sys- I
I'M, affected from the time when he be- |
anne afflicted with carbuncle. His last
ours were calm and peaceful. 1t
A Guayamas, Mex, dispatch of June
9Th says: Word has just been received {
ere that in Yauqull the Indians attacked
mule train, loaded with freight, near !
econ, killing two men and. capturing
lirty mules. A later report says that a ]
eutenant colonel (name not ascertained) !.
nd sixteen soldiers were killed by the 8