The Livingston enterprise. [volume] (Livingston, Mont.) 1883-1914, 1889-10-05
Police Warren went there to arrest him,
but he eluded the officer and escaped

Police Warren went there to arrest hil
but he eluded the officer and escaped
Lieut.. Col. Sidney D. Waters has bee
bound over in the sum of $1,000 to ava
the action of the grand jury on Il
charge of stealing supplies from the r
lief committee which were sent to Sp
kane Falls for sufferers by the great fiji
of August Waters is member of tt
city council and is commissary gener
on Brigadier- General Curry's staff. Th
examination of Councilman Peter De,
Der and Police Officer Gillespi were COZ
tinued till after election.
The New York World says: The gran
jury has ordered indictments against a
the conspirators in the Flack divorc
scandal. Five indictments are ready t
be handed to Judge Gildersleeve. TIL
indictments are against James A. Flacl
William Flack, Joseph Meeks, Ambros
Mcneil, Jara H. Cherry, alias Susan
TIC, nolds, alias Mrs. Raymond, alias Mrs
James A. Flack No 9. The Indictment
charge conspiracy in the divorce pro
ceedings and perjury. The action o
Judge Bookstaver in the matter is sait
to be condemned.
By an accident on the Central Hudson
railroad Friday night the following per
sons were killed: Rev. Prentice Dueve
Dayton, Ohio; Sadie Boyd, Westport
New York, servant; Charles Franklin
porter. The injured are William H
Manning, Marquette, Michigan, whs
will probably die; Mrs. W, d. Manning
Westport, a bride, not seriously; Miss
Tate, Fredonia, cuts; Engineer Forth
dangerously; R. A. Fowler, New York
seriously; VIM. McElroy, II. j. Lewis
and ", H. England, New York, slightly
The fourth annual report of Carol D.
Wright, commissioner of labor, has Just
been issued. In addition to the existing
information and statistics, the subject Of
labor in America is not the least inn
portant. The principal feature of the
volume ls the chapter devoted to the
character of the working woman, from
original Investigations made in many of
the cities. The commissioner thus sums
up his opinion on the whole question:
't'rom all that can be learned. one need
not hesitate in asserting that the work.
ing woman of this country is ss hnnest
and virtuous as ans class Of our citizens y
The dogehee stage robber, Reimund
Helshay, otherwise known as "Black
Bart" together with several other pris.
oners, made his escape from the county
Jail at Bessemer, Michigan. He was
taken there from Republic, where he was
arrested some days ago for holding up
the Gogebec stage and numbering one
OF it's occupants, Fleischbein of Illinois.
The sheriff has called out a posse Of dep
utles to n''l;TTs';if' n,'';TTss;f' the fugitive and tele=
sIaphed to, all neighhoring points to
intercept him in his fight. The citi-
zens are mNs., excited and are turning
huunt. 1t is als6 sara tn. nDiiipthe dneeiss
have been sent for to take the trail.
The treasury department has issued
circular to collectors ,i eustnuls in
struct'ing ;fA,en. ;f,. III c;.se of Chinese Esby-
fptrs fptrs claiming to be in transit through
the country, they must require the pre-
of through tickets across the
whole United States territory to ha
traversed, with all other ehtsaiaable evl-
dence Of saoa faith, together with an
INDIGNANTLY bond in at least $500, signed
by tho company issuing the ticket or
other responsible party that the Journey
will be made within ttWea,s days. This
bond will H.. cancelled when the collec-
sar ut the port of arrival receives from
the collector at the port of departure a
certificate that such person has actually
departed therefrom.
The twenty-fourth triennial conclave
Of Knights Templar, jurisdiction of the
United States, will reign in the city of
October 7th. In the grand
parade it is estimated there will he ~.
300 men in line, or MOLE, knights Temp
ar !Aan eyer Before marched in line on
3ne occasion, and exceeding by l2OC0
the number in line at the last conclave
at st. Louis. All parts of the United
States will be represented either by
grand Communicates or subordinate
Several Canadian pre-
,eptories will be in line and fully $50
cities will have separate .es.lcs ia the
procession, Ave parade will be reviewed
~ President Harrison, who will occupy
! stand erected in front of the White
house. Another stand will be erected
or the grand m,astat Of the encamp-
nent, Charles Hoome of New York, who
will also review the knights.
In his forthcoming report Secretary
Tracey will recommend to congress the
advisability of constructing ten addi-
,ional steel cruisers. It is proposed that
;he matters of tonnage, horse power,
etc., be left to the navy department in
stead of being fixed by congress. It is
stated at the navy department that no
order has been issued by the secretar,
20 have the keels of the Eg;M 5000 ton
cruisers laid at the navy yards at New
York and Norfolk. All that has been
lone is to call for prelim nary estimates
rom the chief of the bureau of con-
'truction and repairs as to the cost Of
building these vessels at either I've New
York, Norfolk or Mare island navy yard.
The engineer IN chief has also asked for
,Ae estimate of the cost for additional
to increase the facilities OF
he plant at the yards named
An Example OF Pure Gpll,
Journal: Sam Walhng, who is now
WORKING at Elkhorn, beats the record
or pure unadulterated grit. Twenty
niles this side of Wardner six years ago