The Livingston enterprise. [volume] (Livingston, Mont.) 1883-1914, 1889-11-09

not aware of Pigott's autecedents uni
he testified before the commissio
When Mr.. Davitt finished. Justice Han
nen complimented him upon the abilit
displayed in his speech and thanke
him for the assistance he had given tt
court. Sir Henry James then began b
speech in behalf of the Times.
| Twenty-nine bodies were recovere
from the ruins of Templeton's carpe
factory, crushed by falling wall yestel
day. The total number killed is thirty
The weekly bank statement in Ne,
York shows reserve decrease of $500
specie increase, s547, 200. Banks no,
hold S1,l2O,475 in excess of the % pc
cent rule.
a very perceptible earthquake shocl
was felt in st. Louis, jacksonville an,
Cairo, Ill, Saturday morning. 1t hat
sufficient force to shake tall building
and lasted about two minutes.
The will Of Henry j. Steers of Proyi
dence, Rhode Island, who died recently
gives away directly and in trust sun
total of 81, 10000. The amount given t.
charitable organizations, etc. is s34o, ,ooo
Another telegram from Guatemal;
states that the revolution is ended. The
government triumphed and all the revo
lutlonists were taken prisoners and shot
General Ceramics advises the govern
ment that the difficulty with the Yaqui
Indians will probably be settled peace
ably.
No lives We're lost at Pittsburg, as re-
ported by the police, liz the rink fire. In
the panic a number were slightly in
jured. The flames spread rapidly The
building was entirely destroyed before
the dancers could get their wraps. Many
were compelled to go home in their mas
querade and ball costumes, Loss about
5000.
The reports concerning an alleged riot
between the Methodists and Cath olics
at Axtell, Kas., is entirely false. A num-
Der of Catholics took offense at lecture
on "Priestcraft Exposed and made yio-
lent threats ngainst the lecturer. The
mayor took alarm and requested the
governor to send troops to prevent a
possible riot
George W. Chllds said on Saturday
that the body of General Grant would
probably soon be removed from New
York to West Point or Arlington ceme-
tory, In Washington. The movement
has been on foot some time. Grand
Army men favor Arlington and regular
army officers West Point. The decision
rests with Mrs Grant, who Mr.. Childs
expects to see in short item.
A delegation of colored men represent
ing the late general Baptist convention
called pa the attorney general in regard
to the outrages in the south. The at
torney general said they could rest as
sured that in any matter III which the
federal authorities had jurisdiction the
laws would be enforced SO far as it lay
In his power to enforce them, and all Of
ficers and witnesses will be protected.
The Unitarian conference closed in
Philadelphia Thursday. Rev. Edward
Everett Hale spoke emphatically of the
fact that many universities, claiming to
be on-sectarian, were not such in truth.
Resolutions were adopted expressing the
wish of the conference that secondary
schools, academies and colleges might
everywhere accept the principle of free
lom from dogmatic restraint Justice
Samuel F. Miller was reelected presi-
lent.
The annual report of Miles G. Moore,
governor Of Washington, says: The
closing year Of Washington's territorial
existence is one of unexampled prosper
ty. The population is now fully 275,OOO
md has increased more rapidly than in
my former year. The property valna-
ion shows gain of nearly 81 per cent.
construction has been very act
We. Business houses, banking institu-
ions and manufacturing establishments
rave multiplied,
A Washington dispatch of October 81
says: 1t is expected that the proclama-
ion admitting the two Dakotas into the
1nion as states will be issued tomorrow.
The proclamation admitting Montana is
ielayed by the controversy in the terri
orial courts over the counting of nor-
ion of the vote. 1t is said that nothing
las yet been received at the white house
the election held in Washing
on, SO there is no information on which
0 base the proclamation of statehood
The following kilograms have been re-
eiyed at Spokane Falls from Portland
y the chief Of police in regard to E.
rank, who has been missing since the |
aces at Spokane. It was sent by
riend of his: "Will give 5000 for infor-
nation that will lead to recovery of E.
rank of Colfax. Was last seen on din
1g car bound for Helena, October Goth.
lad white silk handkerchief around his
eek" The officers have learned moth
lg new, and his disappearance is still
lrouded in mystery.
It is reported that the passenger train
4 the Fort Worth road, which left Den
sr for Pueblo at $50 Friday morning,
ct with an accident at Easton by
hich three men We're killed. The train
as double-header and had snow
ow in front. Something happened to
le snow plow near Easton, causing the
sad of the engine to turn over into tie
tch. Engineer Hickney, Firemaa
lemming and an engineer named
anly, who. WA riding ON the engine
It'll them, were killed.
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