The Livingston enterprise. [volume] (Livingston, Mont.) 1883-1914, 1891-10-10
NEWS OF THE WEEK.

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."' 70 William c. Kingsbury Wilde, NJ
A., of London.
daughter was born to ex-Presldent
ana Mrs. Cleveland at their home in
New York City, October 3rd, 1891.
IL II reported that Secretary Blaine
Will make three speeches in the Massa-
chusetts campaign, in Boston, Worces-
ter and Springfield.
The public debt statement shows the
interest bearing debt decreased s25,5o4,-
|oO, and the debt on which interest
ceased since maturity increased S7,5l5,-
go during the month of September.
Australian papers concur in stating
that John L. Sullivan's theatrical tour
OF the colonies has been a failure. His
actors are all stranded and awaiting re-
mittances from this country to return to
America.
By an explosion in the Richardson
colliery, near Pottsville, Pa, Saturday
evening one man was killed and two
wounded. Six men are entombed in the
mine and there is no hope of recovering
them alive.
The exhibition of the holy coat at
Treves closed Sunday. Bishop Morum
an elaborate service and pro-
nounced the benediction. The total
of pilgrims who viewed the coat
is 1895, ,l3O. The relic is now enshrined.
At Chicago Sunday boiler EXPLOSION
on board the steam tug G.. W. Parker
killed seven persons and seriously
nine. The list of killed and
so far as can be ascertained, is
as follows: Killed-James B. Carter,
John G. Moore, Samuel Armstrong, Mrs.
Mary Rice, Barbara Rice, Samuel Saw
yers and an unknown man. Wounded
Joseph Cullen, Henry Bell, Chas. Kirtin,
Frank Wagner, Joseph Bomorazk, Geo.
Juell, Louis d. Mass, James Cunning
ham.
Commissioners appointed to represent
the United States on the inter CONT
mental railway commission have sub
mitted report to Secretary Blaine Of
the progress made by the surveying par
ties in South and Central America on
the line proposed. The sum of 1900
was spent up to August 1, 1891, there
being a balance of $4,000 for carrying
On the work Chill and Columbia have
paid their quota to the common fund.
In Ecuador the survey indicates a cost
Tor the road of about $4,000 per mile.
At the October term Of the supreme
court of the United States, which meets
next Monday, the first case to come up
will be that OF Thomas Henry Cooper,
owner of the schooner "Sayward, y
Drought to test the question Of jurisdic
lion of the United States over the seal
fisheries of Behring Sea. The lottery
cases are set down for argument after
The "Sayward" case is disposed of. These
cases involve the question OF the con-
Of the recent anti-lcttery
legislation. Following these will be
heard number Of cases bearing upon
the constitutionality of the Mckinley
,ariff act.
A conference was held at the treasury
department Saturday afternoon in re-
gard to customs facilities to be extended
foreign exhibitors at the worlds fair.
The commissioners expressed great graf
fication over what they had seen and
heard in Chicago, remarking that the
places assigned their countries we're
good and spacious. The treasury regu-
atoms for the trea tment of foreign ex-
libits we're modified in several instances
IT the suggestion Of the foreign COM
nissioners, with view to facilitate en-
Try and transportation Of foreign arti-
lies intended for the fair. They will
,ot require another Authorization and
nay be shipped directly from foreign
ports to the exposition building with
,ut examination or delay.
A series OF frightful accidents oc-
cured in funeral procession at Al
toona, Iowa, Monday, in which one man
was killed outright, four persons fatally
injured and a score bruised. A process
zion Of forty carriages was following the
remains of Nicholas Hemstreet from the
church to the cemetery, located some
distance from town. While the process
sion was winding down hill team in
the rear of the others was frightened by
A steam thresher and started to run.
The road was narrow and the team ran
into and upset dozen carriages, break
ing six into splinters and scattering the
Other teams started to run
away and panic ensued. Many womea
jumped out of carriages only to be
trampled on by runaway teams. After
quiet was restored it was found that
Edwin Drestell of Altoona was killed.
Joe Pardue Of Grinnell, Mrs. j. 0. Ma
von, aged 70, F. S. Sayre and Mrs. r. c.
Lane Of Newton, fatally injured. Among
the badly injured we're Mrs. James Par
ker and Mrs. Isaac Parker, both Al
toona. Twenty others were more or less
hurt.
At Buffalo, New York, Tuesday, a
deputy marshal's men took four China
men to the ferry for deportation, acting
under the instruction OF Judge Coffee,
Of the federal court, who had ruled that
hey were to be returned to Canada as
the country "whence they came"
When the four Cinnamon arrived at
Fort Erie, on the opposite shore of the
Niagara river, dilemma presented it's
elf. Two had certificates of entrance to
Canada and were accepted. The other
two had none and were refused permis-
zion to land. They remained on board
the boat and were ferried back to Bnf
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