The Livingston enterprise. [volume] (Livingston, Mont.) 1883-1914, 1889-12-07
NEWS OF THE WEEK.


house.
The weekly bank statement shows /;
reserve increase of 100000; specie in
crease. S336, 900. The banks hold ST.
871, 900 in excess OF the rule.
A fire Thursday night in one of the
mills of the Hartford Carpet company, at
Thompsonvilla. Connecticut. caused a
loss of $l8OOOO. Insurance S175,00O.
Dot Cody Buffalo Bills daughter. was
married Thursday night to Horton S.
Boal, at North Platte, Nebraska. Many
costly presents, both from this country
and Europe, we're received.
At Salt Lake City on Saturday Judge
Andrews delivered decist in the mat
ter of the application of the Mormons
who had taken the endowment house
oath for,admission to citizenship. The
decision reviews the testimony at length,
and denies the application.
Poison, instead of medicine, was given
to a number Of the inmates of the Belem
hospital, in the City Of Mexico, on Thurs
day night Four persons have died and
several are not expected tc recover. A
nurse and two students in charge of the
ward have been arrested.
General Hamilton of the Marine hospi-
tai submitted to the Pan-American con-
grcss paper on the sanitation of ships
and quarantine. He regards 1t of uni
versal interest that united efforts be made
to circumscribe and eradicate at the be
ginning all diseases which produce pcsti-
lence.
The entire herd of cattle of nearly Is,
900 head, belonging to ex-senator Dorsey
in northern New Mexico are advertised
to be sold at Clayton, New Mexico, on
December 2, to satisfy a promissory note
given G. r. Swallow for $54,O80, to-
gether with interest amounting to $10,800
aud the costs and expenses of the sale.
| The Reddng and Weaverville stage
was robbed 4 few miles from Redding
CAL, Thursday night by highwayman
Earmed with a shotgun and pistol. He
compelled the driver to throw out Wells
Fargo & Co.'S treasure box and tho mai
pouches. There was bpt little money il
the treasure box, but the robber secureo
considerable registered mail.
A dispatch from Winnipeg says tht
police have discovered the man who actol
as custodian Of t,,a,s ,YilYl fund Of Spo
. kane Falls at the time of the great fire
and who, it is alleged, escaped with
large amount Of money. His name wa
Inglis. He was seen in Winnipeg las
] week, scattering money and living hiee..
life. It is thought he has gone to To
/, ronto.
William f. Sartcle, a performer IN
dime museum at Lynn. Mass, Thursda.
; night was performing trick with tn
rifle, which he apparently loads wit
y leader bullets and requests some one t
shoot at him, appearing to catch the bul
let in his mouth. He failed TO substitut
the pasteboard bullet, and William Elan
nigan, who fired the gun, shot SaItell
dead.
: Nine men were arrested yesterday
; charged with the Santa Fe train robber
near Berwyn, Indian Territory, Monda
!. night. All the parties are gamblers, tw
of whom were arrested at BerWyn an
seven at Ardmore. The officers are sur
they have strong case against the mer
= and other arrests are expected tomorrow
The officers refuse to give the names G
j those arrested. A reward Of $4,000
: . offered for the arrest and conviction {
J the robbers.
John L. Sullivan has received a dis
+ patch signed by the president OF the II
. cific Athletic club, guaranteeing $25,00
g to the winner of finish fight betwee
d Sullivan and jackson. Sullivan talk
E very hoastfully about his abilities an
Q how people appreciate him, and says Il
i will certainly aecept this bid If Jackso
7! can get out of his contract binding hil
i to the California Athletic club OF Sa
It Francisco. He asserts that he Will hay
il no difficulty in s,doing" the black man.
# Assistant Secretary Ticheupr has a.
d proved the action Of Inspector George '
!. Baker in the case of the two Chinese |
borers smugglcd into the United Stat
from Gretna, Canada, captured by HIM
: North Dakota, nearly thirty miles fro
n the boundary line They were arreste
IS bv the direction of the inspector an
5 taken before United States comm1
Z sioner, and it being proved that they e.
n tered the country Illegally, they we
taken across the boundary line and d
1t liyered to the foreign customs authorize
: Fire was discovered Saturday night
n the third floor of the Tribune building
d d Minneapolis, aud soon the entire struc
J; ure was wrapped IN flames. On the Sc
le enth floor were situated the Tribune Sta
d of editors and reporters and the compe
,,rr ing room was on the floor abo
q q it. In attempting to to escape
:, number Of employees lost the
It lives by jumping from the windows.
!, is feared that the number Of dead w
!. reach alf!eea and perhaps more II
iise building was an eight-story brick strue
y n ure, valued at 100000.