The Livingston enterprise. [volume] (Livingston, Mont.) 1883-1914, 1890-01-18
Congressman w. D. Kelly of Pennsyl-
vania died Thursday

Congressman W. D. Kelly of Pennsyl-
vania died Thursday.
Amiza S. Dodd. founder Of Dodd's eX-
press, died in New York yesterday.
4 dispatch from Zanzibar says Bani-
beri has captured Lieut.. GravcnWort
and two other German officers.
Yesterday the house of representa-
tives adjourned out of respect to the
memory of Congressman Kelly of Penn
sylvania.
, Parnell has written a letter stating
that the letter published under his name
Wednesday, addressed to the Ennis
board, IS forgery.
Big Mac" McCrossen, an llaround
sport OF Spokane Falls, was shot and
killed il that city on Saturday by a
gambler named Baer.
The annual report of the National
W. c. I. U. shows total membership
for 1889 of 142 42,33488, 334488 gain Of 1921 o-er
the paid membership of 1888.
The neaa OF the Spanish government
has adopted special measures to prevent
an outbreak in the event of the death
of the king, who is lying seriously i'll.
The French government is trying to
negotiate loan Of one hundred million
francs for the purpose of constructing a
railroad in Tonquin and other French
colonies.
Advices from Senegal state that Gov
ernor Bajal of Southern Senegal has
been imprisoned by King Mohamey. A
party of Senegal sharpshooters have
started to rescue him.
J. G. Parrish was hanged IN Raleigh,
N. c., yesterday for assault upon his
own daughter. He died maintaining his
innocence. He was 42 years of age and
had wife and seven children.
The second hearing in selection for
the site for the quadro centennial expo
sition was held yesterday morning by the
senate committee of the worlds fair,
when the claims of Washington were
presented.
Governor Mckinney sent to the Vir-
ginia legislature on Saturday a letter
from London holders of Virginia state
bonds urging renewed effort to adjust
claims. The governor advised the legis-
lature to stand by the Riddleberger bill
and amendments.
Petre, British minister at Lisbon, tel
egraphed the reply Of Comes, Portu-
guese minister Of foreign affairs, to the
note Of Lord Salisbury in regard to af-
fairs in Africa. The reply concludes
with an expression Of the hope that the
assurances in the note will prove salts
factory to the British government.
The body Of Empre Augusta is lying
in state in the chapel of the Schloss,
which has been opened to the public,
and large number Of persons are view
ing the remains. The will Of the dead
empress bequeaths her palaces at Berlin
and Babelsburg to Emperor William.
To her daughter, the grand duchess of
Baden, she gives four million marks,
and leaves legacies to her servants and
to large number OF charitable and re-
ligious bodies.
The Toronto Globes Ottawa special
says copy of the proposed extraoition
treaty between the United States and
Great Britain has been received by the
minister Of justice. The scope of the
proposed treaty is very wide, in contrast
with the treaty Of 1872, which contains
only four otfenses. If the pending treaty
is adopted, legislation by the dominion
parliament will be necessary to bring
Canada under its provisions.
The Chicago News says: In all prob
ability John T. Beggs will be reelected
senior guardian of Camp %, Clan-na-
Gael. Beggs may or may not be pres
ent, but it is said that his reelection is
assured. Camp 20 members have held
a caucus and decided that Beggs' ac-
quittal IS in outline of the verdict of not
guilty for Camp 90 and that the sus-
picion that the murder was hatched in
the notorious camp had been removed,
therefore they have decided to elevate
Beggs to his old place.
The Washington papers print story
about Darwin S. Hall and number Of
other western congressman being
"worked" by confidence man for five or
ten dollars In Mr. Halls case the man
himself as resident of Hell
ena, Scott county, and that he had just
secured patent for an invention, but
did not have money enough to telegraph
home the news and secure a remittance.
He secured s. from Mr.. Hall, and when
the latter was relating the circumstances
to his friends at the house he found he
was, with the others, the victim of con-
fidence game which has been industri-
ously worked for several days past.
A Columbus, Ohio, dispatch says:
Yesterday afternoon, notwithstanding
the fact that Brice received the unani-
nous vote of the caucus, he may be de-
feated for senator, owing to the fact that
the democrats have only five majority
on the joint ballot, one of which is
Knapp Of DeFranca, who is now dead,
and Lawler of Franklin, who is not ex-
pected to live through the day, and
three of which majority, Munson of
Licking, Kounts Of Shelby and Smith Of
Franklin, did not attend the caucus. It
will be readily seen if these three mem
bers fail to support the nominee OF the
caucus, the state of Ohio may be repre-
sented by republican in the United
States senate.
The steamer Peking, which arrived at
San Francisco Thursday, brings details