The Livingston enterprise. [volume] (Livingston, Mont.) 1883-1914, 1889-07-13
MONTANA NEWS.

unmarried.
In row between Chinese section
hands at Duncan, one of the CELESTIAL
named All fatally stabbed another b,
tho name of Walla Walla.
At Helena on Saturday the wife O
Aeronaut Price made an ascent upon tn,
trapeze of a balloon, and the descent, ;
distance OF 1000 feet, by a parachute.
At Anaconda, on the I'd, William Off
hand, the yardmaster at the lower Ana
conda works, was thrown from his wago1
and sustained injuries from which he
has since died.
In quarrel over a faro game at Phil
lipsburg on the morning of the 4th, VIM
Gray shot and killed James Gallagher. {
saloon keeper. Gray was arrested anC
taken to Deer Lodge
The coroner's jury in the investigation
OF the street car accident at Butte or
July 4th brought in a verdict charging
the street car company with negligence
and incompetency." = -.
David Bryson. father of the condemned
murderer, George Duncan Bryson. has
arrived in the territory from his home
in Howick, Canada, and will attempt tc
procure new trial for his son,
Ben Timbeau, miner employed in
the Alta mine at Wickes. was killed
Tuesday by a fall of rock amounting ta
twenty five tons. Deceased was d Cor
nlshman, y years of age and unmarried
Husbandman: The fishing interests
OF our valley are being crippled by the
dry weather. Great quantities of fish
little and big, are bound to perish. and
this once fascinating sport will certainly
become thing OF the past for few
years at least.
A fight occurred on Saturday night at
Arlee between drunken Indians. Some
drunken Indians went to that place
from Missoula and had trouble with a
half breed, when the half breeds shot one
Indian and the Indians in turn shot a
half breed Both will probably die.
In drunken quarrel at Butte, on the
morning OF the 9th, Paddy Lyons struck
Tom McGougan with chair, fracturine Q
the latter's skull. McGougan lies in q
critical condition at the hospital, and
Lyons is held to await the result of his
victims injuries, which it is thought will
prove fatal.
Sunday afternoon workman on the
Northern Pacific 4 Montana railroad
named Alphonso Tarcinali, was caught
by sliding rock about six miles south
OF Butte and instantly killed The de
ceased was an italian and with four oil
his countrymen was engaged in blasting
and drilling on the line of the railroad
Five men, named Graham, Edwards
Mason, Crawford and Jones, are under
arrest at Deer Lodge, charged with
wholesale horse stealing in Deer Lodge
county. 1t is thought that the arrested
men are members of a still larger gang
which has been committing SO many
depredations on the horsemen of that
county.
Sunday morning ". j. Ayers. n,Hstar
mechanic of the Bi Metallic mine at Phil
lipsburg. lost his life He was caught b,
the "tan belt, carried over a pulley i1
the top of the shaft house and horrbl,
mangled. His ribs were crushed on,
through the body. He was As years ole
and leaves wife and two children ir
California, where his remains were ship
ped on Monday.
Saturday afternoon, while ~orkmer
were repairing the Higgins avenue
bridge across the Missoula river at Mis-
soula, the structure gave way, carrying
nine Workmen into the river, twenty fee
below, killing Joseph Theron and injur
ing several others, among them being O
3. Peppard, who sustained serious injur
les about the back and arm, and Johr
Krouse, who had his shoulder and lef
arm broken.
Professor j. E. Clayton, the eminent
metallurgist, known throughout the wes
and particularly in Montana, where ht
had been identified with leading indus
tries for the past fifteen years, died a
Spokane Falls on Saturday last from til,
| effects Of the injuries he sustained in thu
recent stage coach accident in the Ceu
d'Alenes His body was shipped to Port
land, Oregon, for interment, where hi
family resides. He was 10 years old ant
a native of Georgia.
Billings Gazette: Maj jor M. P. Wymar
has formally taken charge of the Grow
Indian Agency on the Little Horn, re
lieving Captain E. P Briscoe. The lat
ter has returned to his old home in Miss
issippi with his family. Changes amons
the employees at the agency have not We
been announced but it is presumed tha
they will be within the next thirty DAYS
A correspondent informs us that Maio
Wyman takes well among the Indians
and he predicts much success for him al
agent.
Chronicles: A man whose name il
Lyon, from Bismarck and in the emplo,
of the Baker-Power elevator company Al
watchman, become insane last week an(
endeavored to commit suicide. His plan
was discovered by friend, who afte
vainly trying to dissuade the unfortunat,
man sought the assistance Of the police
and had Lyon incarcerated. He hat
written letters to his friends and rela
tives, and undoubtedly intended to tax,
his life with pistol. He was adjudgee
insane on Saturday and taken to tn,
asylum yesterday.
Four men confined in Jail at Dee
Lodge made break for liberty Satur
day last. Their names are: Bill Miller
for horse stealing: Charles Vanstein. 70
mayhem; James Reynolds, for burglary
Lowry, for petit larceny. They had du!
| through the floor in one Of the cells ant
| then pried out one of the iron windows
or air holes, on the side Of the jail be
meath the floor. The floor is only al
inch thick, with sheet iron on top. am
after raising the sheet iron it was thel
an easy matter to get through the wood
en- part. The escape was not discovered
until near night, but the prisoners wer
gone and have not been heard from
since.
The appeal to the district court from
Judge Hewey's decision in the case O
The Territory VS.. DR.. Kellogg, of Helena
has been dismissed. 1t is said the med
ical board has decided upon anothe
plan of action against him. The boart
held a session on Saturday at which the,
revoked the certificates issued to w. N
Davis, NJ D., cellulopathist, and Juliu
Follenius. NJ. D. The former was revok
ed on account OF advertising to cure dis
eases in such manner as to deceive tn
public, and the latter on receipt OF a let
ter from DR.. Eckhardt of the universit,
of Glessen, Germany, declaring that D1
Follenius had not graduated there as
physician in 1878, as claimed DR.. Fol
lenius is coroner of Lewis and Clark
county.
| A. Crowell of Tekamah, Burt county
| Nebraska, arrived in Helena Saturday