The Livingston enterprise. [volume] (Livingston, Mont.) 1883-1914, 1889-11-23
uries in an encounter with some Irish

Brazilian securities fell per cen
yesterday. 1t is difficult to effect tran
actions.
The strike of the London baker
fixed for yesterday, was small. Onl
450 went out, the demands Of the other
having been granted.
At the recent election in Wyoming 70
the submission Of the proposed stat
constitution, Sheridan county cast
majority Of 81 votes against it.
The trial Of Richard Holzay, or s.Blacl
Bart, was concluded at Ressemer. Mich
igan, Saturday, and resulted in yer
diet Of guilty. He was sentenced 70
life at hard labor.
The jury in the Cullo,n forgery cas-,
at Minneapolis came in yesterday, hay
ing been out since Saturday night, ant
announced that they were unable tt
agree. The judge sent them back.
Options on SIX Touring mills and al
the grain elevators in Milwaukee, except
those owned by the st. Paul road, are
reported TO have been secured by a,
English syndicate Their agent dc
ciines to give figures
Forty saloon keepers were arrested in
Cincinnati yesterday and last night for
violation of the Sunday law by keeping
side doors open. The managers and per
formers Of Heuck's, Havelins and Har-
ris' theaters were also arrested for Civ
ing performances.
The International American confer
ence met in Washington yesterday. Sec
retary Blame presided. The Brazilian
delegates were the only notable absent
ees The entire session was devoted to
the business of organization. An ad-
journment was taken to Wednesday.
Amid the booming of cannon, dipping
of flags, waving Of hundreds OF hats and
handkerchiefs and cheers from as many
throats, Admiral Walker and his SQUAD
ron, comprising the ships Chicago, Bos-
ton, Atlanta and Yorktown, with bunt-
ing flying and the gay panoply of war,
sailed majestically down North river
yesterday.
A special from Birmingham, Alabama,
gives the details of the killing of a des-
perado in Marshall county, presumed to
be the noted robber Rube Barrows.
When the outlaw fell mortally wounded
he said: You think I am Rube Bar
rows, but you are mistaken. My name
is Smith" The dead Desperate wore a
shirt of mail.
The steamer Bachelor, on her way
from Bismarck to Pierre, struck rock
some niles north Of here and sank in
fifteen minutes. The loss is estimated
at about $4,000. The Bachelor had
on board a part Of the cargo of the
steamer Missouri, which met with like
fate some weeks ago. The crew and
passengers all escaped,
A Pioneer Press Pierre special saws:
Private advices from Washington say
thai the proclamation throwing open
the Sioux reservation to settlement will
be issued by the president Immediately
upon receipt of the commissioners re-
port. The report has caused consider
able excitement among intending set
Tiers, and they are making preparations
TO go upon the land at once.
The new fast mail service over the
Union Pacific was inaueurated Satur-
lay, the first train for the West, under
5he revised schedule, leaving Omaha at
j:l3 p. m. promptly on time. The sched-
lle Of the train reduces the time between
he Missouri river and the coast twelve
hours. Assistant General Superintend-
mt Grant, Of the railway mail service,
md other prominent government offic
ais accompanied the train on it's trial
rip.
The statement has been made that the
'ivil service commission is preparing for
congressional investigation. Commis-
ioner Lyman said that he had heard
lothing about it, but he had no fears of
he result should congress decide to
make such an investigation. In regard
0 the statement that discharged clerk
t the com mission had been approached
" missionaries Of one OF the commits
ioners and requested to keep silent, Mr.
lyman said that as far as he knew it
Ias false. Commissioner Roosevelt sad:
1t is a lie, pure and simple" Commits
ioner Thompson also denied the story,
S did Chief Examiner Webster.
The members of the Washington leg
stature are returning to Olympia, and
he senatorial contest is becoming very |
minated. Ex-Governor Squire, ex-
delegate John B. Allen and Sprague and
'hompscn Of Tacoma are the chief con
estaDts. The last two, it is said, have |
lade an agreement that the one show
lg the least strength on the first ballot
nall withdraw that Tacoma's interest !
lay be protected. The fight for the
est side senator is virtually fight be
veen Tacoma and Seattle. Their agree
lent may not work. however, as many
dherents of each favor Squire for sec
I'D choice and may vote for him when
leir man is withdrawn. Great prepar-
tions are being made for the Inaugural
on.
Secretary Window expects to have his
sport completed in about a week. 1t
as not yet been determined whether it
i'll be given to the public before con-
ress meets Or reserved for the perusal
that body first. The secretary is
raid of it being stolen If gwen out be-
re it is ready, as he is having it printed
fast as written, and revises the proofs
imself. The silver men, who have been
ven to understand how the secretary
andles that question, profess to be per-
ctly satisfied with his DOsition on that