The Livingston enterprise. [volume] (Livingston, Mont.) 1883-1914, 1888-04-28

of last week 10y being knocked from a
cage in the Colusa mine at Butte AMI
falling to the bottom of the shaft
son of George Woods, of Corvallis,
was kicked on the head by horse on the
goth inst His. skull was crushed in onto
the brain and his injuries are believed to
be fatal.
| DR.. j. NJ Waters and Davis Wilson,
both of Bozeman, were chosen at the pro-
hihitlon convention at Helena last week
as delegates of that party to the national
convention.
Kelly, the man who lost the sight Of
both eyes by an explosion IN the Cable
mine at Butte, in July, 1884, has been
awarded $4,000 damages by jury at
Deer Lodge. He asked for 100000
Dr. \. &. Bishop, of Butte, was fatally
injured Monday. He was exercising
on vaulting horse at the Turn Verein
gymnasium when he fell backwards,
striking his head heavily on the floor.
The proposition to bond Jefferson
county for $40, ,Oco, with which to build
a court house, was submitted to vote on
Saturday last, resulting in majority of
nearly 1000 in favor of issuing the bonds.
In an alteration between two of Gus
ter county's charges, last Sunday, Robert
Roy struck Tom Lowry on the head with
spittoon, inficting wound which
proved fatal. Roy was arrested and
bound over to await the action of the grand
jury.
Peter Harrington and Frank Roach,
miners employed in the St. Lawrence
mine, at Butte, were seriously injured
Saturday night by the explosion Of giant
powder caps Their wounds were num-
erous, those of Harrington resulting IN his
ucatn on nOnuay.
By a cave in the roof of the West Col
usa mine at Butte, William De Fry sus-
tained injuries that resulted fatally. This
makes the sixth death from accidents in
the Butte mines during the past month,
nearly all of which have resulted from the
carclessness of the victims.
A Bozeman dispatch states that fears
are entertained for the safety OF andrew
Lewinski, who in last December started
out on a prospecting trip. He was ex-
pected back March 1, and not returning,
his partner, Josiah Pinkerton, started to
look for him, but the snow was so deep
Mr.. Pinkcrton had to give the search up.
He may be alive, but the chances are
against him.
Missoulian: Duane j. Armstrong,
formerly publisher of the Mlssoulan, was
adjudged insane Friday and sent to the
territorial asylum. He had been gradu-
ally breaking down for several years as J,
result of spinal affection. He kept about
just as long as possible, but lis disease,
in its relentless grip, finally compelled
him to succumb, and there is now little or
no hope for his recovery.
Big Horn, Wyoming, Sentinel The
officers are experiencing some trouble in
getting Charley Brown, recently arrested
at Great Falls, Montana, upon a warrant
from Buffalo, on account of an error in the
papers. The governor of
Montana appears TO have exercised his
right to examine the papers closely and
took several exceptions to them. Brown
will be landed here shortly, but it " i'll be
at considerable expense to the county on
account of the delay occasioned.
Stanton, the Anaconda butcher who
robbed bis partner Ct S., 900 aud was after
ward taken to the Deer Lodge Jail from
which he escaped only. to be recapturcd
after having badly frozen his feet, has
been found guilty of larceny and SEN
fenced to one year in the penitentiary.
With the money stolen was $l60 belong
ing to an attorney of Anaconda and it was
for the taking Of this he was indicted and
found guilty. He was also indicted for
Jail breaking and perjury, and has been
found guilty of the former charge and
to an additional year in the
penitentiary.
The Centennial hotel at Butte was
burned Tuesday morning. The building
was threestory structure, owned by DR..
Bealc. A cabinet belonging to George
Ncwberry, containing fine collection of
birds. etc :, and said to be the
finest in the territory, was also destroyed.
Jesse Glidden was burned to death in his
bed, bis body being charred beyond recog
milton. Frank Lincoln, brother in-law Of
Postmaster Talent, was fatally burned and
died the following day. Several others
were severely burned, but none seriously.
The loss On the hotel is estimated at $780,
900. with $4,000 insurance.
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An Atlanta, Georgia, special says:
Samuel Fleming, the millionaire miner Of
Butte, Montana, who was arrested last
nirht IN ;. fharcn IF i,irannv IL ennfineG