The Livingston enterprise. [volume] (Livingston, Mont.) 1883-1914, 1889-11-16
NEWS OF TIE WEEK.

The All-American party visited tn
iron and glass works at Pittsburg yes
terday.
The president has appointed William
W. Bates of New York commissioner O
navigation.
E. A. Gadway, a democratic judge O
election in Virginia, has been ARRESTED
for stufiing the ballot box.
At Liverpool yesterday, Stewart cup
five and a half furlongs, was won b,
Juggler, Sea Song second and Allertu'
third.
Princess Marie, wife of Prince Alex
ander OF Battenburg, the recent ruling
prince Of Bulgaria, died yesterday al
Gratz in childbirth.
! Maggie, the dam Of Iroquois and Other
lcelebrated race horses, and considered
by many to be the most celebrated brood
mare in America, is dead.
> At Baltimore q programme has been
issued for the celebration of the ami
Nersary Of the hanging of the Chicago
anarchists November II.
"Dago Frank" a notorious pugilist
and tin horn gambler, was shot dead in
a saloon at Sokane Falls by Thomas Ell
bridge Wednesday afternoon.
Fire in the Hudson block at Colum-
bus, Ohio, yesterday destroyed S1U,OOO
worth Of stock. Other buildings are
threatened owing to lack of water.
The American ship Cheesborough,
bound from Hiogo for New York, was
wrecked on the northern coast of Japan.
Nineteen of the crew we're drowned.
The volcano of Colima, in Mexico, is
in state of active eruption. Many
houses in the vicinity have fallen, and
the woods for many miles around are on
fire.
The De1vishes recently attacked Con
dar, the capital Of Abyssinia, and burned
the city. Subsequently the Abyssinians
attacked the Dervishes and defeated
them and killed three chiefs.
A bad accident by the fall of somo
scaffolding at the insane asylum on
Blackwell Island, New York, was re-
ported yesterday morning. Six mon
were injured some of whom will die,
At the Liverpool races yesterday the
autumn cup was contested for, distance
one mile and three furlongs. There
were twelve starters and the race was
won by Philomel, Revedor second, The
osophist third.
A slo0OOOO heiress has hidden fare
well to the world. Miss Kate Drexel,
second daughter Of the late +. A. Drexel,
Of Philadelphia, yesterday took the white
veil Of Novitiate at the convent of the
Sisters Of Mercy in Pittsburg.
The New York National Base Ball
players secret conference was continued
in Chicago yesterday. The principal
business was the receiving OF the report
Of the committee on players contracts
and appointing committees on perma-
nent organization, rules and schedule,
The sixteenth annual convention Of
the National Woman's Christian Tenn
perance Union met in Chicago yesterday
with 400 or 500 delegates present from
all parts of the country. The morning
session was devoted to reading the
Scriptures and prayers.
The general term Of the supreme'court
of New York handed down decisions yes,
one in the case of the North River sugar
refinery. Some time ago 1t was incorpo-
rated in the sugar trtst, Opinions af-
firm the decision of Judge Barrett, Or
dering the dissolution of the company.
The people of South Boston, Halifax
county, Va, are excited over the attempt
ed assassination of Hon. r. r. ""Noolin
and others, by negroes. who fired upon
the party from ambush. Noolin was
shot in the eye and Chappell was also
slightly injured. Three negroes have
been arrested.
The president has issued his prccla-
nation admitting Montana as a state
Secretary Blaine was among the first Of
the presidents callers Friday morning
He brought the proclamation apnouac-
ing the statehood of Montana. The
president signed it and it was given to
the press for publication. 1t is the same
as the Dakota's proclamation.
Sir Henry James resumed his speech
before the Parnell commission yester-
day in behalf Of the Times. He had
read extracts from speeches by Parnell,
Davitt and others, in which the speak
ers advocated boyeotting. He contend
ed that the persons who had made these
speeches we're responsible for the crime
in Ireland following their delivery.
Indications at the democratic and re-
publican headquarters at Columbus,
Ohio, are that the republicans will elect |
all the candidates on the state ticket |
with the exception of Foraker, and pos
sibly lieutenant governor. So close are |
hand that it may require the official fig
Tres to decide.
The leading feature of the fourth day
Of gala week at Charleston, South Caro-
ina, was fantastic parade on Thursday
through the principal streets. Five
thousand people were in line and 50,OOOl
people cheered them wildly. Yesterday
jhe leading feature was Illuminating the
larbor and forts and bombardment of
Fort Sumpter.
The financial affairs of Daniel Car
a wall paper manufacturer Of
Amsterdam, New York, are said to be in
| desperate state He conveyed all his
to his brother, Mayor John
for s91, 600. The latter en-
leavored to meet Daniels obligations,
,ut as many of the papers proved to be
orged he declined to ancept more of it.
uC llluCOtcSAucs5 IL ID S1lO, w LII U0 dDOuU
100000.
For the second time the new White
star line steamer Teutonic has beaten
Ter rival, the City of New York. Both
anne up the bay Wednesday night to-
ether after an exciting race from
queenstown, the estimated time of the
1ity of New York being days, hours
nd ten minutes, and that Of the White
'tar steamer 6 days, 6 hours and 50
1inuteS
The reported distress among the fish
rmen at Terrence Bay and the lower
ortion of West Halifax is confirmed. !
Iearly half the population in each vii
age is on the brink of starvation, owing
0 the failure of fishing. Twenty or
hirty families in each place, mum bering
early 200 persons, have consumed every
crap of food they could obtain Pro !
isions will have to be sent them or
lany will undoubtedly perish.
E. H. Van Hosen, prominent church
lember and cashier of the Toledo, Ohio, ! 7
'ational bank, was arrested last even {
lg charged with ernbezzIing $4,000 of :
,e banks funds. ]; r Mckee, teller of !