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

most kindness throughout. The Alagoas
will proceed for Lisbon tomorrow. When
the steamer arrived at ST. Vincent she was
flying the new flag of the United States
of Brazil. The flag remained flying until
the Brazilian wee consul bearded her and
informed the captain that the provisional
government had given Instructions that
the old flag was to be h;istcd at St Vim
cent and Lisbon, but the officers of the
steamer, not having direct orders from
Rio Janeiro, declined to make the change
They Immediately sent cable dispatch
to Rio Janeiro asking orders relative to
the flag, pending the arrival of which the
Alagoas flies no flag at all
W. II. Harvey. who in March last
murdered his wife and two daughters,
was hanged at Guelph. Ontario, Yesterday
worst pieces of bungling ever witnessed.
The weight which lifted the body was
not heavy enough and the scaffold was
not high enough to give sufficient re-
bound to break the condemned mans
neck, and his struggles and contortions as
he slowly strangled to death were fright
full. To add to the horror the knot slip
ped, and the gurgling in the mans throat
as his life was being choked out of him
could be heard outside the Jail yard
About $4,000 people witnessed the
foot ball game on the grounds of the
Berkeley oval Thursday afternoon between
Yale and Princeton. Of these 10000
cheered every brilliant play made by
Princeton, while the Others supported
Yale. 1t was with feeling Of bitter
disappointment that the latter, who were
in the majority by nearly 5000. saw
their favorites beaten by Princeton by
ten points to nothing in the final and most
eventful foot ball game of the year. So
great was the c :owd that fully 5000 were
turned away who were unable to secure
admission. Those who gained an en-
trance wallowed knee deep in mud
The famous Aspen mining suit, brought
by Judge Rucker against Harvey Young
and others in Denver, Colorado, involving
!. one sixth interest in the Aspen mine, as
well as one-sixth of 100000 or SIS ,0Q0,-
900 which have already been taken out,
was decided in favor of Rucke on Satur-
day. Judge Stuart has had the case
under advisement for more than two
weeks, and his opinion is very elaborate
Rucker bought the option Of THIS one
sixth interest for 2lo,100 from Harvey
Young. A rich vein was struck and
Young refused to complete the trade
Ruckev ureught suit, and the decision
rendered makes him $2,000,000 richer
than he was. The case may be ap
pealed
A Fort Worth, Texas, special says: i
was made public here today that las
Monday night some one having key t,
the door and combination of the safe il
the office of the Pacific Express compan.
at the depot, entered the Office and robbee
the safe of $4,000 and departed withou
molestation. The affair is as much :
mystery rs the recent bank burglary
where $4,000 was taken and no clue lei
behind. Only three persons wew sup
posed to know the combination, and they
are trusted employees of the company
The negro watchman states that som'
time during the night he thought h
heard some one open the door and ente
the office. This IS all that is known o
the affair.
A dispatch from Chicago says: Th
local news bureau has a new sensation il
the Cronin case Detective Flynn, VIII
locked Coughlin up at the time of his AT
rest, informed Chief Hubbard yesterday
as if he had just Thought OF it, tha
Coughlln gave him two knives on tha
occasion, which at Cou.hlins request b
locked up in the safety vault. Thes
knives were secured and taken to one q
DR.. Cronin's intimate friends, who ident
fed one of them as the dead doctor
property. When questioned about tn
matter, chief Hubbard admitted its tru,
and declared he believed it was Clan NJ
Gael influence which induced Flynn
suppress the matter until too late to /,
presented in evidence.
In the National Silver convention ye:
terday morning resolution was offcre
by Fitch of Nevada, providing for the a!
polntment of a National Silver committe
which should be empowered to call al
other national silver convention and pr
vide for the election of delegates thcret'
Also that said national silver oommitte
be empowered to provide for tie organ
zation of u national silver league for Il
promotion of the objects of this CONVEX
ton. The chair then appointed one de
egate from each state to constitute tt
national committee. Charles 7. Mussis
: brod of Deer Lodge was appointed frol
Montana An additional ten names WEI
, also announced as committee at larg
: The resolution adopted by the Montar
: house of representatives was read ursln'
+ the convention to the views favoring Il
!. unlimited coinage Of silver and to lem
g their hearty support to all measures co
a ducive to that end in congress. The Col
r vention then adjourned sine die.
Isostons Big Blaze.