The Livingston enterprise. [volume] (Livingston, Mont.) 1883-1914, 1890-11-15

ZION 10 keep away IIOn |lctolld.
le Count Won Moltke is rapidly failing il
health.
le The cabinet council has decided tha
= Birchall, the Canadian murderer, shal
be executed the 18th inst.
i A train on the Missouri Pacific wa
Il wrecked near Otterville, Mo-, Frida..
morning. The engineer and four posta
clerks were injured.
70 Roseberry, Canadian horse jumped
q seven feet one and three-fourth inches
o high at Chicago Saturday night, break
ing the worlds record.
Chief Of Police Gerald, who killed Cot
i trell, the notorious ex-mayor of Cedar
Keys, Fla, has been acquitted on the
grounds of justifiable homicide.
Norverto Grieto was hanged in the
state penitentiary at Canon City, Col.
Friday evening for the murder of w. c.
Underwood at Trinidad last June.
The Irish patriots are meeting with
great ovation in the est, and in sin
gle night raised over $4,000 in Phila-
delphia for the good cause in Ireland.
The fight between Reddy Brannan of
Streator, ILL.,, and Tommy Danforth of
New Orleans, was declared draw at
the end Of the eighth round on account
Of darkness.
DR.. Lilly and John Wilson, commits
sioner Of common schools in Estill coun-
ty, KY, had a terrible duel over the vot-
ing Of a negro on election day. Both
received fatal wounds.
General David McKibben, U. S. A., re-
tired, died in Washington Saturday.
General McKibben served with distinc-
tion in the Mexican and Indian wars
and in the war of the rebellion.
Jem Smith, the English fighter, and
Frank Slavin, the Australian pugilist,
who in December last fought prize
fight near Burgess, we're each sentenced
Saturday to one months imprisonment.
Canon Boyle has published fiery
letter exhorting Irishmen to reject Par
nell's suggested alternative or any other
land purchase scheme leaving but one
half Of the tenantry, as Parnell's scheme
does.
Roger @. Mills, in reply to dispatch
sent from the associated press inquiring
whether he would be candidate for
the speakership of the next house of
representatives sends a telegram from
Corsicana, Texas, saying he is willing.
General O'Berne has been requested
by Secretary Noble to make an exami-
nation OF the Wild West Indians on
their arrival at Philadelphia, accompa-
MED by Sioux interpreters, and take ev-
the Indians while connected with the
show.
Articles of agreement for five-ounce
glove contest on November. .22nd, before
the Audubon club of New Orleans, have
been signed by Tommy Warren of Cali
fornia and Tommy Miller of Indiana.
The men are to meet at 118 pounds, give
or take two pounds, for purse of 81 900,
$3.50 to the winner and $3.50 to the loser.
There is good authority for saying
that the fight which has been going on
for some time between Vice President
HOlcomb and General Traffic Manager
Mellen Of the Union Pacific has termi-
mated in favor Of the vice president and
that Mr.. Mellen, soon after the pros
pective removal to Chicago, will be ask
ed to send in his resignation.
Regarding the recent rumor of the i'm ..
position of the heavy duty on American .
cattle by the Mexican government, the
state department has advices from the !,
consul general saying no such duties =.
have been imposed to his knowledge, but +.
that the Mexican government is now :
a tariff bill, the details of :.
which have not been made public.
Bancroft, the retired actor and the h
atrical manager, has offered to donate a
el,OOO if ninety nine others will each O
subscribe like sum for the purpose of .
General Booth, leader of the +
salvation army, with the money neces- n
'ary to make trial of his scheme for 7
The improvement of the condition of the !,
over classes as set forth in an Darkest u
England" =
Balfour had long interview with the t.
Catholic bishop at Letterkenny Friday O
md received deputations of prominent o
citizens asking for railroad extensions. a
8alfour declared the present govern Il
nents period of Office would be looked G.
lpon as an era Of efficient public works Il
n the poor districts of Ireland. At ii
Armagh he received an address from Il
he inhabitants. Here number of na- g
ionalists cheered for Gladstone and 81
)Brien and were attacked by tie union m
SITS present A scrimmage ensued. The p
lnionists suppressed the natlonalists. ri
Hon. Robert T. Lincoln, minister to o.
England, reached Washington Monday ~
corning from Chicago He called on ~
ecretary Proctor at the war depart :"
,ent, and held quite a reception with u
he officials and friends. He appears to
Q in the best of health. To an Asso- ~
lated Press reporter he said: "The 70 70
tories to the effect that I intended to -
sslgn my post are entirely false. g,
anne here on leave Of absence and :,
hall remain for about forty or fifty o. o.
ays, after which shall go back to Eng ~ ~
md and resume my work." He after 81
ards visited the state department, and f.
ade brief call on Secretary Blaine. a.
A Chicago dispatch says: A short M
me ago ex-Alderman Whelan was shot til
I'D killed by man named Hathaway. pc
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