The Livingston enterprise. [volume] (Livingston, Mont.) 1883-1914, 1889-11-30

: The French government proposes
establish a direct monopoly Of the MAJ
ufacture of Watches
The farmers in the vicinity Of Hiaw;
tha, Kansas, are burning corn for fue
finding it cheaper than coal.
Four ballots were taken in the Mort
Dakota legislature yesterday for Unite
States senator without result.
Geo. Fl. Pendleton, ex- United State
senator from Ohio and ex-minister t
Berlin, died at Brussels Sunday even
ing.
The report that there has been arevo
luton in Costa Rlca is denied by j. NJ
Munoz, consul of that country in New
i York.
James A. Smith, president of the Smith
Ice and Fuel company OF st. Louis, has
absconded to Canada with $4,000 o1
other peoples money
The work of the Chippewa Indian
commissioners in Minnesota has resulted
In the securing of 100000 a res of land
in the northern part Of taat state to sci
tlement.
Bland, the negro who committed a
dastartlly assault on the daughter of DR..
Lee in Petersburg, Va, recently, was
taken from jail by mob on Saturda,
and lynched.
The north bound passenger train on
the Missouri, Kansas & Texas road was
robbed Sunday night near Perry, Indian
Territory, and the express and mail cars
ritied. The amount secured from the
express company was $4,000. The pas
sengers were not molested.
The Idaho territorial asylum, located
at Blackfoot, burned Sunday morning.
Fifty out Of sixty five inmates
were rescued. Two women and two men
are known to have perished and four
others are yet missing and supposed to
be burned. The building is partially
and tho contents totally DESTROYED. Loss
$4,000.
-Four hundred tickets have been sold
for dinner which viii be given by the
Americans i'll Berlin, under Presiding
Minister Phelps on Thanksgiving day.
The only German guests who will be
present at dinner are Prince Bismarck.
Prince RadziWell, Prof. Mommsen and
Prof. Curtins. Bismarck will make a
speech.
Several months ago the Iron Exchange
bank at Hurley, Wisconsin, was robbed
Of $4,000 which was put into it's vault
oy the American express company. Sun
lay Assistant Cashier Perrin and a man
named Baker from Ironwood, together
With woman, were arrested in connec-
ion with the robbery. Perrin denies
being concerned in the robbery.
Banker Susskind who did busine IS
1anal street and the Bowery, New York,
ind who is charged with having run Oft
With his depositors' money, is still mis-
ing. Yesterday morning, despite the
lownpouring rain, crowd of excited
iermans, Norwegians and Danes CON
,regated in front Of the banking house
they We're going to break in the door OF
he deserted bank, but were prevented
" the police.
THE Oceanic steamer Zoalandia ar
ived in San Francisco from Sydney and t
Auckland via Honolulu at noon Safur- +
lay. She reports that Us she was enter
ng the harbor at Honolulu November
9th Professor Van Tassel, the balloon
st, made an ascension from her and
ropped from the balloon in parachute.
ie fell into the ocean about two miles
rom the shore and one mile from the
teamer. He was seen no more and it is
he was eaten by sharks. Van
asset left San Francisco a few weeks
go for Honolulu and Australia, where
Q expected to give exhibitions.
Advices by the steamer Zeedandia, ar
we'd at San Francisco Saturday, say
is quiet in Samoa, the reports
lighting last month having bsen in
orrect. Notwithstanding the provision
election last month which resulted in
le choice Of Mataafa as king and Malie-
"a as vice-k king, the followers of Tama-
'se held an election the first week OF
oVember resulting in the choice of Nh
etoa as king and Tamasese as vice king.
he selection Of Mataafa last month was (
1T temporary arrangement and both {
le natives and the foreign residents are {
oking to the powers to settle the diff 5
!lty.
A Jacksonville, Fla, dispatch says:
he steamer Olivette has arrived at Key I
est directly from Havana and brings j
formation that the Cuban. disturbance
confined to San Cristobel, owing to 9
tferences arising among aldermen !
ere relative to the enforcement Of the !
ty ordinances. The mayor called out /
e military and the riot was quelled Z
ter two men had been killed and sew
al others wounded. On November q,
Masangas, the military interfered il
th the civil authorities, which SO in 9
nsed the latter that a riot ensued. y
le officer and three men we're killed G
d many wounded. Trouble still ex-
g in and around Matangas Q
A dispatch from London, dated Nov. !,
d says: Conflicting reports in regard t
the fate of DR.. Peters exploring party U
re received today. A dispatch from
nzibar says: News was received from Il
mu confirming the reports of the "
ath Of DR.. Peters, another German u
d all the natives Of Peters party ex- = =
1t the five porters. The massacre oc a
rred at Addu Buroraba, on the Tana s.
er, March 9Th, above Korkorro. DR.. q
ters was friendly with the local tribes, !,