The Livingston enterprise. [volume] (Livingston, Mont.) 1883-1914, 1889-10-05
NEWS OF THE WEEK.

W. P. Dole, commissioner of India
tffars under President Lincoln, die
Monday at Washington, aged Is years.
fred Douglas, the new United State
Minister to Hayti, took his departur
IRON Washington Monday to assume hi
position.
Tie village of Cambria. San Lui
Obspo county, CAL, was almost total
Destroyed by fire Tuesday morning. Tn
los. is 5125,OOO.
Fire Tuesday morning destroyed th
Gutter house and Dwight Cutters ele
gan residence at Grand Haven, Mich
The loss is estimated at S30O,OO0
J.Frize of Baltimore shot and fatall
wounded Miss George Stone will
whm he was keeping company, becaus.
she went ont wnll-;~e -~;.l. aaoUner lei
At a meeting of democrats in Bosto1
On the Goth, eulogistic speeches wer,
made and plans laid in the interests O
John L. Sullivan's candidacy for con
gress.
An explosion at Carnegie's steel works
ct Pittsburg, resulted in the serious and
probable fatal burning of four workmer
Who were caught by the mass of molten
METAL
The schooner Erie Wave, commando d
by Captain Stafford capsized Mond ay
evening between Port Bower, Ont, and
Clear Creek. Eight persons were
drowned.
F. A: Carle, for ten years managing
editor Of the st. Paul Pioneer Press, and
for year It's correspondent in Washing
ION, will assume editorial charge of the
Portland Oregonian.
The jury in the Ives case, on trial at
New York, disagreed and was discharged.
The jury stood ten for conviction and
,wo for acquittal. Ives was removed to
he Toombs. The district attorney says
yes will be tried again soon.
The constitutional convention at Chey-
nee formally adjourned Monday, after
'dopting constitution framed for the
tate Of Wyoming. The constitution
viii probably be adopted by the people
+ the territory with little or no opposi
ion.
italian laberefs In Mott street, New
'ork, are in great state of excitement
yer the disappearance of Leon de Leon
rdi, who did kind of banking busi-
ess among his countrymen. He left
even cents in his safe and took $4,000
nth him.
Lawyer Billings of Butler county.
owa, has again been found guilty of the
lurder Of W. L. Kingsley, t..e alleged
aramonr 2. q bbiln,ng,s + wife This was on
secohH trial and verdict of murder
the second degree was reenI,a{lstsggAd rreenI,a{lstsggA ~..s
u lazy wears.
A table compiled from dispatches
ON the managers of the leading clear
nee houses of the United States shows
lat the gross exchanges for the week
nding September %, verr. sa|eo2 :s|! l2k s.
8. an incIIaase ..s, # ~ per cent as com
arsd , VII, the corresponding cegr week last
aaE.
J. r. Taller, leader of the gang who
obbed a train on the Sonora rail%naa;S * h
ear AGO last latau. aud killed tnA.adaetnF
tkipson and t.rssmanl ssmlranl Forbes, aud who
as subsequently convicted OF the crime
net sentenced to death, was shot by
[exican authorities on Monday AZ
uagmas.
ihe election to I'LL the vacancy in the
ouse Of commons caused by the ac
'ptance by the Hon. Henry Chaplin of
le office of minister OF agriculture,
ok place Thursday and resulted in the
turn of Chaplin, he leading Francis Of
r (Gladstonian) by over 5000. In the
st election Chaplin was returned with
1t opposition.
The floods at Celiaya and Lagos, Mex.
o, continue. ~ National railroad trains
i'll not be, able to go through for sey=
al days. The foEee Of the great
orm which visited the Ajio country
as abated. The second crop of corn is
lrtially destroyed and will entail great
lffering in that vicinity. Leon is under
ater. Tho loss in Ajio county is over
alf ...si.illion.
W. H. Adams, a postal clerk, accident
stepped on a rattlesnake on Saturday
ear Titusville, Fla. The serpent buried
$ fangs in Adams. leg. He twisted a
andkerchiet around the wound and
nrried to a doctor. The wound was
lpped and poulticed and whiskey was
sed freely, but the treatment availed
othing, the patient suffering intensely
ntil the poison finished its work.
Colonel Wiley S. Scribner, recorder of
,eds of Cook county, ILL.,, died suddenly
heart disease in Chicago Saturday.
olonel Scribner served through the
ar, was subsequently elected a mem
" Of the Wisconsin legislature, moved
Montana, engaged in newspaper work;
as appointed secretary of the territory
lder Grant, subsequently went to Chi
90 and was elected recorder in 1884.
For some time past there has Teen a
'wspaper controversy between A. G.
5ole. editor Of the Vernon News, and
ieriff McAlpine, OF Vernon parish, La.
onday Poole went into the sheriff.'s Of
e with a pistol in hand and said
TOW is the best time to settle our diff
rences." McAlpine drew pistol and
le firing began. Poole was killed in
antly and McAlpine died a faw hours
ter from the effects of bullets in the
,dOman.