The Livingston enterprise. [volume] (Livingston, Mont.) 1883-1914, 1886-06-19
NEWS OF THE WEEK

! NEWS OF THE WEEK
A severe earthquake shook Sandy Hoo
N. j., on the 18th.
The strike of the journeymen tailors
New York is ended.
A son of Charles Dickens, the novell.
died at Moline, ILL.,, on the 18th.
Senator Jones of Florida is still abse1
and does not expect reelection.
A fire at Litchfeld, Connecticut, on IL
l1th destroyed 100000 worth of pro1
erty.
The servant girls Of St. Louis have o.
ganized an assembly and Will be admltte
to the Knights Of Labor.
The Mower County National Bank Q
Austin, Minnesota, has failed. Liabilities
100000; assets, $4,000.
The English parliament will be dis
solved on the gath and writs for a ney
election issued on the 25th.
The drouth in Kansas is so severe tina
not bushel Of grain will be raised in tn,
country south of the Arkansas river.
Maud S. will make m attempt to lower
her record, 2:O84, during the last week ir
June, either at Charter Oak Park or al
Cleveland.
There is said to be an organized system
Of swindling by post traders at Indian
agencies, and a congressional investigation
is threatened.
The coke operators of the Conncllsv;lle
(Pa.) regions settled the differences with
their employees on Monday, granting near
ly all demands.
Minnie Dishner, the young lady who
recently slept so long at Columbus, Neb.,
has never recovered, and it is thought can
not long survive.
The Brotherhood of Telegraphers in
session at St. Louis unanimously resolved
to fall III line under the banner of the
Knights of Labor.
In the house on Wednesday Mr.. Morri-
son reported adversely the resolution de-
claring in favor of the restoration of the
wool tariff of 1867.
In the cases of the indicted Chicago
anarchists Judge Rogers granted change
If venue to Judge Gray's court, where the
rial was set for June 81.
The three mile scull race at Pullman,
illinois, on Saturday last, between Teemer
nd Gaudaur, was won by the latter in |
N minntac op1 On cooo,Ic
John r. Smith, treasurer of the Re-
ormed Church board of domestic mis-
ions at New Brunswick, New Jersey, is
$4,000 short in his accounts.
In coroner's inquest at Belfast it was
hown that the police fired before the riot
It had been read, and verdict of man.
aughter was found against them.
A fire at Muscatlne, Iowa, destroyed {
e extensive yards of the Muscatine Lum-
.r company, number of residences and
rec railroad bridges. Loss 100000.
The detail of soldiers who have been for {
rec and half years doing guard duty at t
arfield's tomb, will be withdrawn on the
'th Of June and the duty discontinued.
An Auckland, New Zealand, dispatch
the 18th says: One hundred natives
d eight English lost their lives through
eruption of a volcano in the Tarewera.
The large provision and pork packing F
of Sperry & Barnes, at New
wen, Connecticut, was burned on the o,
tn. Loss, $4O0,00O: insurance, $780, !
0.
An old man named Colby, living at IT. q,
g Park, Illinois, was taken from bed p
marched out of town by indignant
lzens, for debauching a little nine-year
girl. p
The residence and barn of D. Woodard,
Iowa, together with their con- -
is, were destroyed by fire last week. i"
barn contained six horses valued at y
1000.
Robert F. Hurlbert of Minneapolis ". ".
De an assignment on Saturday last to -
=. Harvey of that city. His assets are
aght to be 100000, with liabilities Of CT;
900. wi
he Chicago anarchist, Parsons, is a
nber of the Knights of Labor in that Nj
and the executive board has ordered lns
his name be erased from the assem-
s books. ne,
mattress factory was burned at Chi tai
} on Monday and five girls employed 81
lie upper story were fatally injured in
npting to escape by jumping from an
windows. fur
great jam of logs has formed in the til
es of the St. Croix, at Taylor's Falls,
A., the amount being not less than 1OO,- tail
900 feet. 1t will take from 10 days poe
70 weeks to break it. attic
,e California refinery announces re- ]
ion Of one-eighth of a cent per pound of
l grades of sugar. The price of cube to
: is made 81 cents, the lowest ever the
led in San Francisco. live
'e A. O. U. W. supreme lodge is in f
IN at Minneapolis. Tie report shows first
) paid during the year, $2,566,45S; rece
sments, S2,5sO, ,466.s5; losses paid bull
organization, $13,875,147. H.
accident occurred on the Plttsbure T
estern railroad near Foxburg, Pa, its {
thursday. George Sellig, engineer, min
brakemen Steffey and Case were part
], and fireman Goughler fatally in for
ws was received at Nogales. Arizona, wee
lesday that Apaches had captured Bird
$ Solano in Orc Blanco canyon, three the
south of that place. They tied him awai
rec and hacked him to death with C.
8. on Il