The Livingston enterprise. [volume] (Livingston, Mont.) 1883-1914, 1889-11-16

lature will take recess until next Tue
| day. when the proclamation will hay
been issued.
The new lord mayor of London, 81
Henry Aaron Isaacs. was installed Sat
urday. The lord mayors show embrace
the usual features.
The total vote cast in Pennsylvani
on Tuesday for state treasurer was a
follows: Boyer r., 332,607: Bigela
DJ, N1,9l4; Johnston tP.l, 21,534
Boyers plurality, 60693.
A banquet was given P. [. Barnum II
London. Among those present wer
Lord Randolph Churchill, Lord Charlie
Beresford, the Rothschilds, Sir Johl
Folier, George Augustus Sala and man,
others. Mr.. Gladstone and Lord Aber
deen sent letters of regret.
The postmaster general has received
a letter from the postmaster at Louisa
Kent county, KY, dated Nov. 7, il
which he says his office has been com
pletely demolished by persons who
wanted to know how Ohio had gone
politically. They used dynamite. In
vestigation has been ordered.
Dispatches from the Texas Panhandle
say the deepest snow in that region fol
twelve years is now on the ground. : All
trains on the Fort Worth d Denver rail
road are blockaded. Nine engines are
in snow drift at Fields station. Drifts
are nine feet deep at Hartley. No trains
have reached there since Tuesday.
Advices from Shoa concerning the
burning OF Condar, the capital of Alb
yssinia, state that during the absence of
General Nazas, the dervishes set fire and
burned the city and massacred the gar
rison. Upon the return of Gen. Nazas
an engagement took place which result
ed in the defeat of the dervishes.
A family named Parker, consisting of
the parents and seven children, and
another man named Waggoner, at
tempted to cross in small boat from
Newport to South Beach, Oregon.
When about midway the craft was
swamped. All were drowned except
Parker, who was subsequently picked up
by passing steamer.
Frank Forest, cashier of the Pacific
Mail Steamship company at Panama, be-
came a defaulter He was bonded by
the Fidelity and Casualty company of
New York. This company secured his
arrest, conviction and sentence to jail.
A peculiar feature of his sentence is that
he must serve, in addition to his regular
sentence, one day for every dollar he
stole. On this account he will have to
serve nine years extra.
Miss Mandie Morgan, said to be an
important witness for the prosecution in
the Cronin case, was sandbagged Satur.
day night at Chicago by an unknown
person. She lives on West jackson
street and had been out visiting. On
the way home she took short cut
through an alley, when some one
in shawl struck her heavy
blow with blunt instrument, She fell,
but after her assailant left managed to
drag herself into house, when she
tainted. She since has been in preca-
rious condition.
First Assistant Postmaster General
Clarkson received the following yester-
day afternoon from the editor of the
State Register at Des Moines, Iowa:
Roies is elected governor by 5000 votes.
1t is certain that Given, republican can
didate for supreme judge, is elected, and
as nearly certain as can be decided with
out the official count that all Of the re-
DuplcaA state ticket except BOies are
elected. The legislature has six repub-
lean majority certain, and perhaps
eight, assuring Allison's reelection"
A special to the Denver Republican
rom Clayton, New Mexico, says: Unless
the storm which has been raging for
eight days comes to an end soon, next
will show country covered
With the dead bodies Of animals as
'hlckly as was the old Santa F'e trail in
,he sixties, The depth Of the snow is
low no less than twenty six inches on a
eyel and in many places it has drifted
seven feet high. When the storm struck
his section there were seven large hords
If cattle. numbering fro;;, AGO TO 1900,
oelng held near this place awaiting ship
nent to eastern markets.
Ex-President and Mrs Cleveland after
eaving the Bayard- -Clymer wedding at
Thursday afternoon, drove
'ver to the White house to pay their re-
poets to President and Mrs. Harrison.
IN leaving later for New York, Mrs
Cleveland left her card and drove away.
dr. Cleveland alighted and was shown
nto the green parlor, where he was i'm
nediately joined by the president. They
lad pleasant chat together, during
which the president made good -natured
eference to the elections, which Mr..
,leveland answered in the same spirit.
fr. and Mrs. Cleveland then left for New
'ork.
Col Vim. Cassius Goodloe, member
f the national republican committee
nd collector of the Seventh internal
evenue district, stabbed and killed Col.
|. NJ. Swope, prominent republican, at
lexington, Kentucky. Goodloe was
hot and fatally wounded. Col. Goodloe
as been for years prominent man in
politics. He was minister 30 |
'elgium under Hayes and Is u member
{ the national republican committee,
eing chairman of the committee on
oeakers. He is 48 years of age. married |
nd has eight children. Col. Swope was |
) years of age and unmarried. He was
ollector of internal revenue under
rant and Hayes.
The American horse show closed at
hicago Saturday night. From a fnan-
al standpoint it has been a success,
hile as an exhibit, horsemen claim it |
as never been excelled in this country.
o-day the percheron 2-year-old stallion,
rst-prize winner at Paris, was sold to
w, Kellogg, of Green Bay. Wis. for
1000, which Is said to be the highest
ice ever paid for draft horse in
merica. The event closing the meet
g tonight was the performance of
oseberry, property Of Morehouse &
epper, of Toronto, who beat the worlds
gh jumping record by an inch, leap
feet, 11a4 inches.
Harry CHM, alias Jim HUFF ma
We Of Virginia, Frank Currence, alias
Hiram Curr," native of Iowa, and G.
Watson of Alabama, who murdered
le superintendent and rebbed the San
edro Coal company's Office of $1,000 at
New Mexico, in May last,
I'VE been taken to Santa Fe and placed
the penitentiary to serve life SEN
noes. They were captured last June
the Matador ranch, sixty-tive miles
est of Childress. Tex. and when ar
igned at the district court at Socorro
st week, pleaded guilty They for
erly were Texas cowboys and were