The Livingston enterprise. [volume] (Livingston, Mont.) 1883-1914, 1891-11-28

The great game of foot ball was played
Saturday between Yale and Harvard
and Yale won, 10 too. Fully 10000 peo
pie witnessed the game.
The President has appointed Dolphir
P. Roberts of Evansville, Indiana. to be
recorder of the general land Office LEFT
vacant by Joseph M. Townsend, who
resigned.
Secretary Sherrin, of the natlona
democratic committee has, by direction
Of Chairman Brice, issued call fer
meeting of the executive committee al
Washington Dec. s.
State Senator Gilbert A. Deane died
Sunday morning. This leaves, as the
returns now stand, the senate with SIX
teen Republicans, fourteen Democrats
and one Independent.
An unknown man jumped from
Brooklyn bridge into the East river, lac
feet below, Sunday afternoon, and was
drowned. 1t was a clear case OF suicide.
The man was of medium size, middle
aged and dressed as longshoreman.
Fragmentary returns from the special
election to fill the vacancy, caused by
the death of Congressman Houk OF
Tennessee indicate the election of his
sou, John G. Houk, over J. G. Williams,
democrat, by majority of between 5000
and 1000.
AS all politicians of Spain seem to ap-
prove the programme announced by the
conservative party, all members OF the
council retired from the positions they
occupied. The queen regent has ac-
cepted the designations of the council
and charged Castillo with the task OF
forming a new ministry.
Secretary Foster is confined to bed by
an attack of the grip resulting from a
cold contracted in New York. The
attendant physician says the attack is
also attributable in part to the need OF
rest from long continued mental strain,
but there is no reason to doubt that the
secretary will be soon restored to his
usual robust health.
Express Messenger Case, who had
charge of the express car on the Ceur
d'Alene branch of the Northern Pacific
railroad, which was held up Friday, has
been discharged. 1t is one of the rules
of the company that no messenger is
allowed to open the doors of the car after
dark and the fact of Mr.. Case having
opened the door occasioned his dis
charge.
George Soto and George Lavigue
fought at the Pacific Athletic club at
San Francisco Saturday night. Soto
gave up at the end of the thirteenth
round. He claimed his right hand was
lost in the first round and his left hand
later. A doctor stated that the left hand
was strained somewhat, but no bones
we're broken. The fight was slow one,
marked only by Soto's clever lodges and
Lavigue's two-handed rushes
Lady Sarah Isabel Augusta Spencer
Churchill, youngest sister of the Duke
of Marlboro and Lord Randolph
Churchill, was married Saturday to
Lieutenant Gordon G. Wilson, son of
Sir Samuel Wilson. The cermony took
place in st. Georges church, Hanover
Square, the Archbishop of Canterbury
officiating, and the building was crowded
to the doors with the wealth and fashion
of England. The Prince of Wales and
the Duke of Cambridge were conspicuous
guests.
Helena Herald: A young woman who
is known by the name of Myrtle Clark
was convicted in the district court Sat
urday of robbing man named Cooper
and was sentenced to one year in the
pententiary. Myrtle Clark formerly
conducted dsreputable establish ment
on Clore street. One evening Mr.. Coo
per was passing and was invited into
the place. He went in and sat down for
few moments, more to stop the impor-
tunity of the woman than anything else.
Presently he reached for his watch and
found that it was gone, also his pocket
book. The watch was found in the
possession of the woman.
A dispatch received from Rio Janeiro
says Fonseca, in a proclamation dated
Nov. q, appointed Feb. % next as the
day for holding the general elections,
and summoned congress to assemble
May 3. The president says the require
ments of the constitution, amended to
secure the independence of the judiciary
and the executive, provides safeguards
for upholding the presidential vote,
limiting the prerogatives of congress,
enlarging the powers of the executive,
and reducing representation. The presi-
dent insists that decorations and distinc-
tions will be respected.
Saturday afternoon the new conduit
extension now under course Of construc-
ton at Brooklyn burst and submerged
number of laborers. To add to the
horror large gaspipe running parallel
with the caduit broke, filling the place
with gas. Four laborers and possibly
seven were buried alive. Hugh Hurray
and two Italians known only by their
numbers were entombed. Another Ital-
ian was buried and before he could be
rescued another load of sand caved in
carrying him out Of sight. Ernest Pallis
was rescued unconscious. While the
rescuers were at work another cave-in
occurred and Frank Bezina, an italian
was buried.
The Baltimore & Ohio railroad il
the prime mover in scheme to secure
an entrance at the south end of jackson
park at the worlds fair for lines run
ming from Union, Van Buren and Polk
street stations, and under the terms OF