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

Secretay Noble has the second tin
refused a recount of New York city.
}. It is reported Boulanger has left tt
9 island OF Jersey for an unknown destin
ton.
r Joseph Savory was, on Monday, il
: stalled lord mayor of London with
: the customary glory attending the Ger
mony.
Grand Duke Nicholas is about to /
transferred from Yalta to his resident
at st. Petersburg. His doctors decla1
he is incurably insane.
The anniversary of the hanging Of th
Chicago anarchists was celebrated q
Chicago Sunday. Addresses were mad
by prominent anarchists.
The old established notion firm {
Schweitzer & Beer of Chicago went int
the hands of a receiver Monday wit
assets of $4,000 and liabilities of owe
$4,000.
Gibbons of Patterson, N. j., knocke'
out Gushing Of Brooklyn in the nine
teenth round near the border line Q
Rhode Island and Connecticut Frida
morning.
Henry NJ. Stanley opened his Amer
ican lecture course at the metropolitan
Opera house, New York, Tuesday nigh
to an audience of over $500. He wal
enthusiastically received.
Another "fake" letter has been receiv
ed at Woodstock, the purport of which
is to lay the blame on the writer for the
murder of Benwell. It is very transpar
ent and Birchell will hang just the same
Emperor William has made personal
gift Of S25O,OOO to Prof. Koch and anoth-
er of the same amount to endow an in
stitute for the production the anti-con-
sumption lymph used in Koch's process
The principal and most important sub
ject now discussed in Worlds fair cir
cles, is that as to whether the colored
people shall have separate exhibit or
any show at all at the coming exposi-
tion.
Wesley p Balch, we'll known horse
man, committed suicide at Boston, Mon
day, by shooting himself with revolver,
in his Office in the Commonwealth build
ing. Financial difficulties caused the
act.
Benjamin Mitchell, elected representa-
tive of the one hundred first Kansas
legislative district by the Farmers al
lance, was in the state of Washington
when nominated and elected, and has
declined to return and accept the office.
In the Kansas judicial district, which
includes Barbour, Harper and Conan
che counties, Mckay, the Farmers al
lianc candidate, was elected judge. Nc
Kay is farmer and has no technical
knowledge of the laws, has never prac-
ticed law and has never been admitted
to the bar.
Tho city council of Chicago has [pre-
pared an ordinance for the issuance of
100000 of Worlds fair bonds, voted on
by the people of Chicago.
They will be four per cent, payable
thirty years after date of issue. The
ordinance was referred to the finance
The Pail Mall Gazette says Stanley
will prosecute Walter Barttlot and
others who brought charges against him
n connection with the controversy re-
yarding the rear guard of the Emin
Pasha relief expedition. Stanley has re-
aimed George Lewis and Charles Rus
'ell to conduct his case.
Mrs. Leslie Carter, the well-known
chicago divorcee, made her debut, at
he Broadway theatre, New York, Mon
lay night. The verdict of the audience
nd the critics was very favorable de-
plte the fact that the play was not alto
ether successful, because of the diffuse
nd sometimes unintelligible lines.
The board of management for govern
1ent exhibits at the Worlds Columbian
xposltion have determined to project
lans upon basis of S1,OOO,OOO expendi
ure, exclusive of buildings, the cost of
'hich is limited by law to 100000. 1t
as also determined to fix the maximum
NIT for floor space at 100000 square
oct.
Three damage suits, for 100000 each,
ere begun in the circuit court at Chi
ago, Tuesday by A. J. Stone against
lrs. Celia Smell and her husband A. J.
nell. Stone claims that the defendants
ave insinuated that he was the mur-
erer of his father-in-law, Millionaire
nell, who is supposed to have bsen
murdered by Tascott.
The sensational career of William W
ottrell, who acquired much notoriety a
w months ago by his course as mayor
Cedar Keys, Fla, was ended Thursday
ith a load Of shot from the gun of Chief
Police Gerald Cottrell had been ar
sted for drinking and attempted to ]
tier police headquarters to kill the 7
lief. As soon as he entered the door s
} was shot down.
Col. Thomas B. Price, president Of the t
azette Printing company, of Sedalia, b
le of the best known men in Missouri, Ic
as shot and mortally wounded Satur- 8
y afternoon by Judge John Higgins,of r
Q Pettis county court. Judge Higgins 9
IS a candidate for denomination be- q
re the democratic county convention d
ID was defeated by Price. Since then |.
ere has been bitter feeling. "
Judge Vandsrburg, Of the supreme n
urt of Minnesota, has handed down a
cision which settles the question of +;
Q validity OF railroad tickets purchas- a.
Of ticket brokers or scalpers and af- 7,