The Livingston enterprise. [volume] (Livingston, Mont.) 1883-1914, 1890-11-29
NEWS OF THE WEEK.

tn According to the CORE cted accoun
given out by Superintendent Porter tn
= census Of the United States is 62622
e- 1r 25c
Benjamin Penhallow Shillaber, famil
= iarly known as MRS. Partington,' diet
e. Tuesday evening at Chelsea, Mass, aget
q rs years.
s August Belmont, the noted tinanciel
y and agent for the Rothschilds, died in
New York Monday morning. He was
n "A years of age.
/ The king of Holland died ON Sunday
! last. Queen Emma has been proclaimed
e regent and will take the oath of Office at
an early date.
At the city election in Dover, N. H.,
on Tuesday the democrats elected their
candidate for mayor for the first time in
! the history of the city.
The freight department of the trans
; continental association has decided to
advance all rates on Pacific coast bust
ness, beginning December LIST.
Filemaker, the famous high jumping
horse, broke all records at Chicago on
the 23rd, clearing two bars seven feet
and two inches high. Tom Potter rode
him.
The postoffice at Pocatello, Idaho, was
barglarized Sunday night, the safe
blown open and 5000 in money, s4OO
worth of stamps and 5000 in registered
packages taken out.
| It is reported that Goschen, chancel-
lor of the exchequer, has asked the
Bank Of England directors to consider
whether the time is not opportune for
the issue of FL notes payable in silver.
The steamer Alameda, from Sydney,
brings the news that Peter jackson and
Joe Goddard taught an eight-round
draw at Melbourne on October Goth.
jackson was in poor condition. They
are matched to fight to a finish IN Sgd
ney in February for purse of f1, 900.
In the case of burglar arrested when
Washington was territory and con-
victed subsequently under the state law,
the state supreme court holds the con-
viction illegal, because the state law is
not retroactive. The decision will re-
lease fifty prisoners from the penlten-
tiary of that state.
The walls of building of Wells, Far
go & Co., in course of erection at Jersey
City, New Jersey, collapsed on Saturday
last, burying fifteen men in the ruins.
Eight masons, twelve iron workers and
fifteen laborers we're taken out and car
ried to the hospital A number were ;
fatally injured, several of whom have
since died. /,
John L. Sullivan and Duncan B. Har-
rison, with other members of their COM {
pany, reached Taunton, Mass, on the }
22nd. Sullivan celebrated in his usual ,
and nearly broke his neck by ;
falling through window at the city =
hotel. During the afternoon he varied
siii, monot0ny by kicking Harrison in !,
the back. Harrison went to Boston, and =
t is feared his spine is injured.
A Las Vegas, N. NJ, special says: A
courier came in from Anton, a small
Mexican settlement twenty-five miles
south of here, and brings news of ter
ible running fight bet xeen fifteen or t
wenty cowboys and large number of "
Iexicans. Hundreds of shots we're ex-
hanged and there were several dead II
nd wounded on both sides. The cou- k
ier had no details, having left to sum-
non the sheriff. n
The reported cabinet dissension is
hat regarding the appointment of a U
uccessor to the late Justice Miller. 1t
J generally understood that Attorney
'eneral Millerhas been decided upon U
'r the place and that Secretary Noble,
no hoped to be appointed, is great !"
cal wrought up, and is endeavoring
1rough some of his friends in the SEN
te to prevent the confirmation of Mil Oh
RS appointment if it is made.
In the Italian Catholic church at Hat IT
m Garden Sunday, Rector Bannin took o.
,casion to. denounce Parnell, where
pom several members of the congrega- mr.
on left the place. A scene of great
sorder ensued, people shouting, "Mind
'ur own business" "Leave politics
one," etc. On leaving the church M
ather Bannin was attacked by crowd w,
I'd struck several times He was es-
'rted home by the police, who had do
eat difficulty in protecting him.
Washington dispatches state that Hi
General Wanamaker is de- 50
rmined to continue his battle for pos mi
] telegraph and push it through to mi
ccessful termination under his admin Ge
tration if possible. He will urge it's if
'actlcability in his annual report, and mi
'lieves that he has the masses with us
m. He says the Farmers alliance and an
Dor organizations, as we'll as merch- DO
It's and every class that deals with the
'pulation directly, will be at his back.
Q will treat the subject at great length an
ID put it in new light. He leaves Nj
9 subject of penny letter postage with cry
ngress, after showing it's cost and ad- R;
ntages.
A dispatch from Duluth states that mis-
banking house of Bell Il Oyster has gol
led. The liabilities are $4,000 and len
Q assets 81, 100000. The bank went on ant
bonds Of Forestal Bros. of st. Paul, wo
contractors who failed short time do'
.. This led to distrust, weakened the
'dit OF the bank and made it impossi- Orr
to secure cash to meet accruing OBJ y
ations. The banks attorney says the az
lure was occasioned simply by the off;
It that the line of discounts and re- s
COunfa which tho horI> ,,,c. ! ~~o<