The Livingston enterprise. [volume] (Livingston, Mont.) 1883-1914, 1889-12-21
It Is reported that the czar refuses to

1. IL I|potttu THAT tiic GZdT refuses
recognize the Brazilian republic and la
broken off relations with the BraziIia
minister at St. Petersburg.
A Washington special states that lart
fight is being made against the c@ntirma
ton of Thomas J. Morgan as Indian com
! missioner. The opposition is led 8
Senators ingalls, and Plgnb Of Kansas.
| The stage to Dawueyille, California
was held up Sunday by 4 lone highway
man near Nevada. thal state. About $l5t
and five packages Of registered mail wer,
taken The robber attempted to Dreah
Ippen the express box. but failed.
Arthur B. Chase, manager for Lawrenc,
Barrett, the tragediau, who has just re
turned from Boston to New York, stateJ
to reporter that Mr. Barrett would un
defgo a surgical operation At the Massa
chuscrts general hospital in Boston to
morrow. Barrett has been troubled foI
several years with swelling Of the thyroid
glands. OF late the swelling has become
extremely disfguring
j Randall Brown, the mind reader, has
been retained as witness for Perrin. who
is implicated i'll the Hurley, Wisconsin
bank robbery. The principal evidence
against him is the fact that he possessed
the combination and was a friend Of Ba-
ker's. The theory Of the defense is that
any mind reader could secure the combi-
nation from Perrin or the bank president
without either Of them being aware Of the
fact. The proceeding is considered one
of tie most novel in the history of Amer
lean jurisprudence.
A London dispatch says: Reports
have been received here OF the massacre
of party of Siberian exiles. The al
legged exiles, having hesitated contrary to
orders in regard to the withdrawal Of "a
petition, were attacked by the police and
soldiers. Six were shot dead, including
a young woman, and nine were wounded
y court martial condemned some Of the
to death and the others to long
terms Of imprisonment. One Of the
was carried to the gallOws on
bed, and when the moose had been adj
justed the bed was renewed. Friends of
the victims declare this to be the ,"orst
case III Siberian records
The pay car Of the Ohio, Indiana &
Western railroad, with General Supcrin-
Iendent j II. Wilson and j. NJ. Cum
mlngs, train master, on board, was
wrecked near Coviuoton, Indiana, early
Yesterday morning. Both Wilson aud
were killed It is believed
he paymaster and engineer were also
lllled. Five persons occupied the COACH
IL. Wilson, traInmaster; NJ. Cum
nings, auditor; W. W. Lynn, cashier; j.
!. and II. NJ. Claggett and Frank Wilson,
'lerk Of the paymaster, The train was
vhirling along at a terrific rate, when the
ront axle Of the pay car gave away, pre-
.lpitating the coach into the ditch. |
General Superintendent Wilson and Cum
nlngs We're instantly killed.
Senator Butler has introduced bill /,
o provide for the emigration Of persons
# color from the southern states of the |
nited States. It provides that the head
i any family, Or for himself, if not mar /
led, may make application to the nearest
Jnlted States commissioner, under oath,
citing forth the fact that he desires to |
migrate to foreign country for perma-
ent residence and citizenship, and that
&C is too poor to pay the cost Of transpor-
atiOn 4 certificate of this statement /
hall be forwarded by the commissioner
. the quartermaster general Of the army,
.ho shall thereupon furnish to said ap-
llcant the necessary transportation by
he cheapest route, For this purpose the
i'll appropriates $5,000000.
The jury in the kilrain case at Pnrvis.
Iiss,, returned verdict of not guilty Of
rize fighting, but guilty of assault and
artery. They We're ont five hours. x
Try was secured without much difficulty,
Of nine whites and three ne
roes. The testimony was not lengthy
nd did not differ materially from that in
le hearing few months ago. Referee
fitzpatrick was one of the witnesses. A
rong charge was made by the attorney
" the state, while the advocate for the
efense held that the little affair was a
,cial combat, not prize fight. After
We hours deliberation the jury returned
verdict as above, and Kirain was sen
need to pay fine of 5000 and lmpris-
1ment in the county Jail for two months.
II appeal was taken. He was admitted
bail in the sum Of $1,000.
The St. Louis Post Dispatch prints an
pose of alleged Legislative corruption
Jefferson City, Missouri It claims
at the live stock inspection bill, intro
iced by the ST. Louis Butchers union
the last Legislature, was defeated by
'solute purchase Of state senators. The
after is detailed at great length and the
Id charge is made that The dressed
.ef monopoly secured the defeat Of the {
Il by spending more money than the
ltchers had, aud they spent it on sena-
rs who voted against the measure" The
IL was one which provided that no beef
ould be sold in the state of Missouri :
less it had been inspected on hoof 1t
Is fight between the butchers and the J
essed beef combine and the latter won {
lree OF the state senators whose names L
, mixed up in the affair were inter $
swed, but denied that there was any 5
lndation for the Doodle story. I
Verdict ia the Cronin Case. Y
The jury in the Cronin murder case at a
icago, that had been out since FRIDAY | I
last week, today brought in their YER |
It and have been discharged. Sulli- 5
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