The Livingston enterprise. [volume] (Livingston, Mont.) 1883-1914, 1890-08-16
NEWS OF THE WEEK.

of the Boston Pilot, died Sunday afte
noon at his home in Boston.
John T.. Sullivan and Peter Jackso
, have been Offered $4,000 purse, S25
600 to the winner, for finish fight q
Carnival Palace, Ogden, Utah.
The steamship Teutonic has smashe
all records, making the run fror
Roche's Point, Ireland, to Sandy Hnol
in five days, nineteen hours and fiv
minutes.
The senate has passed Senator Plumb
concurrent resolution providing for tn
transfer, with Mrs. Grants consent, Q
the remains Of General Grant from Ne,
York to Arlington cemetery.
A total failure of the corn crop is re
ported in nearly all of the territory il
the northern part of Kansas from Junct
ion City westward to the state line: ant
from Larned westward. Less than on
third of an average yield is expected, 0
about 100000 bushels.
The German corvette Victoria ant
the ironclad Wurtemburg sailed from
Wilhelmshaves for for Heligoland Satur
day. They were followed by the Ger
man evolution fleet. The vessels vii
participated in the taking over Of tht
island by Germany from England.
Henry H. Bryan, editor in chief of the
Pittsburg Chronicle Telegraph and fol
a number of years director of the associ
ated press, died at Pittsburg on the 9th
inst, after an illness of three weeks
The deceased was 45 years Of age. Fol
thirty years he was prominently iden
titled with Pittsburg journalism.
Secretary Noble has approved the rec
ommendation of Superintendent Porter
that the original order directing a re-
count of the population Of the entire
city of ST. Paul be put into execution
Examination of schedules discloses
among other Irregularities the fact that
at least 1000 Implications Of names are
made.
Milton w. Reynolds, better known in
the west as "Kicking Bird died at Ed
mond, Oklahoma, Saturday night from
nervous prostration induced by fatigue
during the recent political campaign.
He had Just been elected delegate-at-
large to the territorial legislature. Rey-
nolds has been an active newspaper
worker since '62 in various cities in the
west.
The order of the secretary of war re-
ducing cavalry and infantry regiments
from ten to eight companies is being
put in force in Arizona, and two compa-
nies of each regiment are being distrib-
uted among the other eight companies.
The army officers express considerable
feeling on account of this order, saying
that congress is the only power that can
decrease the number of companies in
Pascale, the noted Indian murderer,
in an examination before Justice Logan
at Missoula confessed that he shot the
white man near Demersville, where the
bones were found by Deputy Grant,
guided by Antoine Fintra He under
stands that he is to swing for the Of
fense. La La Sees relatives who aided
in his escape by highway robbery were
also held to the grand jury. No news
is vet received from the scouts after La
La See.
A London dispatch states that an en-
yagement has taken place between
force of rebel Arabs and the army Of the
Sultan of Morocco. One hundred and
twenty prisoners were captured by the
rebels and all massacred Among the
captives was a son of the governor of
5he province in which the uprising took
place. Portions of his body wete cut off
md toasted while he was yet alive, and
10 was then compelled by the leader Of
,he rebels to eat his own flesh.
An attempt to swindle Russell B. Har-
'ison, son of the president, by means of
he green goods game, made about six
weeks ago, resulted in the arrest of
hree men at New York on Saturday,
Who gave their names as Charles Nor
on, Joseph Barnard and James j. DAILY. |
They were locked up in default of $1,000
,ail each. These men have been send
ng circulars to all parts of the country,
md their arrest was brought about by a
circular sent to Russell Harrison. who
,laced it in the hands of Postoffice In
pector Rathbone. The circular was
ddressed "R. B. Harrison, Helena, Mon
ana"
A Rockford, ILL.,, dispatch of the 18th
ays: Alarmed by the threats of per
onal violence which had been openly
made, the self-appointed Christ"
aeorge Jacob bSchweinfurth at 10 o'clock
onight sent one of his disciples, George
}. Morgan, into the city, who, hunting
Up Deputy County Clerk Kate O'Con-
Ter, procured marriage license for
and Miss Mary Weldon,
he young woman at the earthly Zion
7ho is about to become a mother. Ex-
IN, 4
ay. It will run higher when this latest
hase of the affair becomes known.
Advices received by the Canadian
overnment from southern Alberta,
northwest Territory, are to the effect
nat the Mormons who came into that
ountry from Utah are corrupting the
ndians with their doctrines The gov
rnment has been to great pains to i'm
ress on the Indians the necessity of
and refused them supplies
IT more than one wife, but the Nor
ons are teaching them the many So
lied advantages of multiplicity of
ives. There is every indication that
le Mormon evil in the west is liable to
'ow into serious difficulty.
A Shelbyville, Indiana, dispatch says: l
volcanic eruption is now taking {
ace in this country, caused by natural q
is explosions. Ten acres of land are c
m up in the vicinity of the Waldron a
YER. The bed is rent with great fis-
res and water is pouring down into +
Q earth, leaving the bed dry. Geysers S
various places are throwing mud, n
ater and gas to the height of Is feet,
d the whole surface of the river is u
anne. Great noises are heard from c
9 earth, and the road which runs n
ong the side of the river is sunk 10 {
st. Great excitement prevails f
roughout the country and the citi- @
rs are much alarmed.
A strike was inaugurated on the Van
rbilt- system of railroads on Friday :,
It, which temporarily suspended traf- 9 3
over the New York Central and !.
reatened to completely tie up all the - :,
ads involved. Passenger traffic was ~ ~
adually resumed and on Tuesday all =, Il
inns were departing from New York y
time and incoming trains were only -
ghtly delayed, the places of the strik- - -
J having been filed by new men. The L,
ders of the strike still remained de- r.
ut and talked mysteriously about =,
ne important move to be made which ..
4 allow them to retire from the fight " "
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