The Livingston enterprise. [volume] (Livingston, Mont.) 1883-1914, 1889-11-09
NEWS OF THE WEEK.
Bradlaugh has suffered a relapse.

Bradlaugh has suffered relapse.
The president has issued his procl
nation admitting North and South D;
kota.
An English company has offered 500
GOO for the right to excavate for Mont,
zuma's treasure
| The treasury officials estimate tn
public debt reduction during the mont
of October at s9,OOO,OOO.
The brigs Alice and Romania, wit
the Navassa rioters on board, arrived a
Baltimore yesterday morning.
Pete Mccoy of Boston knocked ou
Ell Cuff of San Francisco, at Los An
geles Thursday night, in two rounds
President Charles F. Adams of tn
Union Pacific, authorizes denial of th,
story about the purchase Of the Altol
road.
General Barrillas, president of Guate
mala, sends a telegram to Jacob Raiz
the Guatemala consul general in New
York, saying the reports of revolution
there are false.
The stated disagreement between
Prince Murat and Miss Caldwell is onl,
temporary, and the terms of the mar
riage contract will probably be satisfac
torily arranged.
The United States war steamer Ga
lena, inward bound, went aground early
"Wednesday morning on Rorner shoal. a
tug was sent to assist her The sea is
smooth. She lies in bad position.
Marie Haeton, pretty actress who
has been playing Claudine in ''The Drum
Major" at the Casino, New York, has
eioped with Russian attache to the
embassy at Washington. They sailed
Thursday morning.
The boiler of a steam threshing ma.
chine exploded Thursday morning at
Grand Forks, Dakota, and Israel Shep-
pard, the owner, was instantly killed.
Engineer Crittenden, the fireman and
another faan were badly wounded. All
may die.
Lawrence P. Dawson, son of ex-cmo-
missioner Dawson of the bureau of edu-
cation, was arrested on the charge of the
larceny Of sA1 worth Of postage stamps
from the bureau, where he had been
employed. His friends assert that he
will be able to clear himself.
A match between Cannon and Pietro.
the champion French wrestler, took
place Wednesday night. They wrestted
fer over an hour, neither gaining an adj
vantage. The referee finally declared
the match draw Another match will
take place Friday. The match occurred
at Paris.
The Papellou National, newspaper
in the City of Mexico, publishes a tele-
gram from Guatemala, saying revoln.
ton is in full progress ip the Santa Rosa
aaiis.Girt Of Guatemala. The government
is shooting all prisoners. The revolu-
tionists are holding their own, aided hv
other forces in the direction of the Mex
lean frontioe
first Vice President Peasley, of the
Chicago, Burlington and Quincy, makes
the positive statement in ST. Louis that
there is no truth whatever in the r,,.
mored alliance between the fennsylva-
MA and Burlington, and that there is no
truth in the report that the Burlington
road has withdrawn from the Interstate
Railway association.
The only business of Importance trans.
acted by the engineers Wednesday was
the charity claims, which
amount to about $4,000. The commit
tee of ten appointed to confer with like
committees from the Knights of Labor
and the Brotherhood of Firemen on the
federation question reported that they
were unable to reach any conclusion and
asked for further orders. The copyen-
tion will probably adjourn Tuesday or
"Wednesday next.
A Journal special from st. Paul says:
It is the general opinion, though few
care to publicly express it, that there
Nil he no ice palace and carnival this
winter. It is conceded that $4,000 will
% necessary to make the tete the com
plete success desired, and the managers,
With the idea that it must be brilliant
success OF nothing, will not undertake it
lnless the funds are in sight. The city
council may give $4,000 but no more,
which will leave $4,000 to he raised by
subscription At the present time the
Wealthy men of st. Paul are giving out
money very stingily when necessary, and
let at all when it can be avoided, and
he probabilities of an ice carnival are
rowing perceptibly less.
The action for libel, brought by Mrs.
ohm w. Mackey against the Manchester
Examiner, came up in the court of
ueen's bench in London Thursday.
he libel complained of alleged that the
laintiff was poor widow with two
hildren and that she was employed as a
by Nevada miners when
fackey fell in love with and married
er. Plaintiff contends that by the
1ords Of the article she was not lady
y birth, and that she was not accus-
omed to associating with persons o {
ood position. Defendants admit the '
rst innuendo and deny the second. De- l
,ndants had paid f1O into court. The ,
uestion before the court today vas ,
neither the payment applied to the |
hole libel or to the iAnuendo admitted. t
he court ruled that it applied only to
lat part Of the libel admitted. {
Michael Davitt continued his speech |
He said that Farquhar, who 4
ad been clerk of the Land League, hut
hO had turned informnr and tastffin1