The Livingston enterprise. [volume] (Livingston, Mont.) 1883-1914, 1891-01-17

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A., agent of the Indians at Pine Rids
agency, vice Royer, removed.
A Berlin dispatch states that the g
treme cold weather is causing muc
misery there. Over 62,OOO people al
out of work and must remain idle unit
the weather moderates.
Senator Hearst is suffering from cal
Ger of the colon, or large intestine. Th
doctors say there is no hope of recover
and the senator may die in few da,
or linger on for months
Senator Vest has received the nomin;
tion and will be reelected United State
senator from Missouri, and Leland Star
ford will succeed himself as Unite
States senator from California.
Snow fell Sunday at Del Rio, Il
miles west Of San Antonio, Texas, O
the Southern Pacific road, the first i
four years. The fall was the deepest 0
record, five inches. The storm was ger
eral west of that point
Rev. T. d. Beecher of Elmira. N. Y
on Sunday preached the funeral Sci
mon of Mrs Langdon, mother of S.
Clemens. Neither Mr. Clemens nor hi
wife attended but listened by telephon
45O miles away in Hartford, Conn.
The cash surplus in the treasury
which was reduced to about s5,OOO,OO
during the recent financial furry, b.
heavy purchase of bonds, has beef
steadily increasing since the 1st inst
until it has now reached S18,OOO,OOO
Gov. Thayer, of Nebraska, refuses t,
give up his Office to Governors elect BOYD
declaring that Boyd is not a citizen O
the United States. 1t is claimed Boyd'
father come to this country from IRELAND
while Boyd was minor and took ou
only his first papers.
The United States consul at Berlr
has informed the department of state
that the federal council of the German
empire has removed certain prohibitions
OF the importation of pork products, and
that the only decree now in force is that
relating to pork of American origin.
General O'Bierne of New York, has
received letter from Father Crafts at
Pine Ridge, saying he is improving
rapidly. Speaking of the Wounded
Knee fight he says the Indians fired
flrst and the troops are not to blame for
the wholesale killing as everything was
done at close quarters.
Worlds Fair Commissioner Hay. of
Wyoming, telegraphs Secretary Dlckin-
son that the governor has signed the
bill appropriating $4,000 for Wyoming's
exhibit at the exposition of 1893. The
legislature of the young state of Wyom-
ing is the first in the union to make
for this purpose.
Representative Picker introduced a
oint resolution in the house authoriz-
ng the secretary of war to issue to
South Dakota 600 rifles and 200 rounds
If ball cartridges for each weapon to
enable the authorities to assist the gov
in protecting the citizens and
property against Indian depredations.
G. r. Delameter and T. A. Delameter,
members of the banking firm of Della
meter Il Co., of Meadville, Pa, have been
rrested on information sworn out by
he county commissioners, charging
hem with receiving upward of $4,000
f county funds. knowing that the bank
vas insolvent. They pleaded not guilty
nd furnished bail.
Secretary Noble has recommended to
he house that the railroad land grant
orfeiture act of September Doth last be
SO the time fixed therein with
4 which certain rights granted to set
lers on lands involved may be asserted |
hall begin to run from the actual res,
oration of the lands under the act, and
OF from the date of it's passage, as now
rovided.
The president has sent to the senate
le following nominations: William A.
ussell OF Massachusetts, Lambert Tree
Illinois, Nathaniel P Hill of Colorado
, be commissioners to consider the es
lblishment of an international coin or
bins, as recommended by the inter
atlonal American conference. ETC., as
'ovided for in an act making appropri
ions for the diplomatic and consular
rvice for the fiscal year ending June
}, 1891.
The burial services over Emma Alb
IT'S remains we're held in Central
usic hall, Chicago, Saturday after
'on. The hall was thronged. Miss {
bbots relatives and hundreds of
lends were present, while the casket
rs literally buried in floral tributes {
ON all over the country. Prof. David {
wing and Rev. DIR. Thomas paid tribute i
the dead in brief discourses and a {
artette sang appropriate hymns. The '
mains were placed in vault at the s
'aceland cemetery.
General Master Workman Powderly. c
the Knights of Labor, has issued
cular recommending joint confer
ce OF industrial organizations to be
Id next July at Washington, D. c., for
3 purpose of formulating a political
lustrial platform. The object of the .
Inference is to perfect measures and
m a third party for aggressive educa- .
nal and political work In the cam !,
ign of 1891, which, it is declared, l
)uld result in the election of president
l congressman committed to the in d
ests of labor. a a
Throughout Great Britain the intense ,,
d weather of last week continues. In
iltlon to dense fog general cold pre- ri
Is, but there has not been any more q
w. The continent is still suffering n
m snow storms which are so severe
It several express trains between A
mburg, Cologne, Berlin and Vienna r.
70 been showed up. The mails have f.
n considerably delayed throughout
rope. The Seine and other French
'rs are frozen except in midstream.
, harbor of Geneva is frozen over for ~,
first time since 1880 and all naviga- !"
is stopped. T.
t Wichita, Kansas, body of Far M
s. Alliance men resisted Sheriff Dob r;
in an attempt to sell farms. The
'er and the attorneys for the John II,
Loan and Trust company of Ar s1!
sas City had orders of sale on prop =
against which the mortgages aggre- 4
ID S27 600, and when they attempted Il,
ispose of the farms they were sur "
lded by band of Alliance members p;1
ordered them to desist and threat on
them with personal violence if they f;f,
not leave. Being unprepared for in
an emergency they left. In talk dc
of the matter an Alliance leader up- ''
the actions OF his associates, and HI,
the organization vas prepared to On.
W the same course throughout the IN
try. ~ NJ
cretary Proctor has received tele- trio
from Gen. Miles, dated Pine Ridge, V
larry 9th, as follows: "The commits one
appointed to consider the condition ten
he Cheyenne Indians at this place the
n Montana unanimously recommend Qua
of fhoco Tp1;o,,, g., a. ~ 4, {