The Livingston enterprise. [volume] (Livingston, Mont.) 1883-1914, 1889-10-26

named Kelly. Otto Erickson, grocer
clerk. and jeremiah O'Donnell wer
also examined by the grand jury, whic
turned in twelve indictments, only on
of which relates to the Cronin case.
is understood it is against John Gra
ham.
The senate of Mexico has approve,
the contract with Senor Romano for
line Of steamers connecting gulf points
The bodies of thirty-six men en-
tombed in the explosion at Dent;lee col
liery, London. England, Wednesday
were recovered.
The first Chinese Masonic lodge il
Chicago was inaugurated Thursday last
It occupies the fifth story Of buildin.
for a lodge room.
Yesterday morning the internationa
marine conference assembled at Wash
ington and consideration Of international
rules was resumed.
Jay Gould and party passed through
Wichita, Kansas, yesterday. 1t is re
ported that Gould has been sick since
leaving Denver. He looked very weary
and worn and did not get off the car.
The British steamer Keepler. which
left New York Sunday morning for BaI
timore, has not reached her destination
Her agents fear she has gone down with
twenty-three souls on board.
The canvassing board Of North Dakota
met on Wednesday, 10Th, and announced
the vote on tho constitution and state
officers, and Immediately thereafter for
warded a certified engrossed copy of the
constitution to the president
The Capital Freehold Land and I'M
pr0yement company of England, has
filed its charter with the secretary of
the state Of Texas. It's opera
tions embrace 100000 acres of the Cap.
ital Syndicate lands in the Panhandle,
Capital. sl5.eehD0o
1t is stated in Chicago that two men
have voluntarily come to the states at
torney and told him they were offered
81 coo each to go on the Cronin Jury and
hold ont tpr ae1urttai. The search for
a jury III the case still continues. The
grand jury is doing routine work.
The sixth corps, which France pro-
poses to double On account OF the in
areaee OF the German garrisons in Alsace
and Lorraine, is now centered at Nancy.
The eastern railway facilities viii be
doubled on the lines running from Lille,
Lyons and Resancom to the German
frontier.
Gen. A. B. Campbell of Kansas contra
diets emphatically the dispatch from
Topeka to the effect that he has been
otfarod the position of consul general to
Melbourne. He says the president has
rendered him 10 Office. and the publica
ton of the report Was without his
knowledge or sanction.
At Fridays session of the American
Forestry congress in Philadelphia com
mittee reported fayorably the resolu-
tlons calling upon the government to es-
tapllsh d forestry commission for the
preservation of forests. Edgar T. En-
sign, commissioner of Colorado read a
paper on the government of forest re-
serves III the west.
The American board of commissioner
for foreign missions finished their busi-
ness in New York Friday and adjourned.
The report on the condition of mission
work in China stated that there WAS a
very large field for work there. Educa-
tlonal women were most wanted. Hol-
comb, a former missionary to China and
present secretary Of legation at Pekin.
made an address on the subject and
urged the enlargement of educational
work.
The Pan-American excursion reached,
Grand Rapids, Michigan. yesterday
morning, and tslae s~ar.hy sons of the
south ha.. their first view of heavy
white frost. After breakfast they were
shown the great furniture factories A
salute Of fifteen guns was fired in their
honor This was followed by a review
of the fire department and the bicycle
club. In the afternoon they witnessed
a novelty to them, trotting races
A dispatch from Concord, New Hamp-
shire says el.e coffin containing the re-
mains of Ralph Waldo Emerson, whose
grave was disturbed Saturday, Las been
placed in a securely bound box, which in
turn has been deposited in grave com
posed Of blocks of granite cemented to-
gether and securely fastened with a
granite covering. The generally ac-
cepted theory is that the act was com
mitted to create sensation.
In the Episcopal convention yester-
day morning in New York, the commit
tee on canons presented their report on
the proposed establishment Of a mis-
sionary Episcopal church for colored
people. Even if the church was justi-
fed by its laws in recognizing separate
races the committee deemed it inexpedi-
ent to do SO now. The decision was
postponed, The consideration OF the
Liturgicai revision was resumed.
A Spokane Falls special of the 18th
says: A shocking case of depravity was
developed here to-day. John Vegar, a
miner, arrived Monday night from Burke,
Idaho. with his wife and three daugh-
ters. The Oldest girl was i'll and had
been treated for the dropsy. This morn
ng DR.. Gulach was called in and soon
after the girl gave birth to still-born
child. The old man disappeared. ieay-
ng the family destitute and among
STRANGERS. The girl reluctantly related