The Livingston enterprise. [volume] (Livingston, Mont.) 1883-1914, 1891-08-08
NEWS OF THE WEEK.

r. A>OTIHcrn FaclIlc has UtS ~ -.
Work OF changing the gauge OF the Bur
m . Dlanch. Standard gauage trains ar
P. 'oW running to Wallace from the east
~ !he eieht-hour law passed by the las
4. isee'siature OF Nebraska went into effec
y august l. Employing job printers
= Hmana refused to comply with 1t ant
,g 'ocked out all their employees.
IL = The labor assembly of Chicago haI
ueclded to issue a warning to the work
"a men OF the world not to come to Chicago
l. IN expectation of getting work in con
nectlon with the worlds fair.
AT Tuesdays session Of the Grand
: army at Detroit Commander in Chief
4 Generai Veazey, was presented with
!. ol,UO diamond G. A. 4. badge. The
presentation speech was made by ex-
President r. B. Hayes.
Comptroller of the Currency Lacey
. VIII send out circular to all national
\ banks suggesting prompt action on the
e part OF those banks that have circula-
t!on secured by AZ per cent bonds,
elther to secure continuation of these
+ bonds or deposit other bonds in their
/ place.
Judge Akin of South Dakota, having
decided to interpret the divorce law ac-
cordlng to the spirit rather than the let
ter, it is probable that ninety y-six appli-
catlOns, now on file there from other
states, will be thrown out unless evl-
dence stronger han affidavits is fur
nished
Comptroller of the Currency Lacey
has prepared and sent out circular to
all national banks suggesting prompt
action on the part of those banks that
have circulation secured by four and
One-half per cent bonds, either to secure
a continuation of these bonds or deposit
other bonds IN their place.
A million dollar fire occurred at Chi
cago Monday morning. The losses are
as follows: Siegel, Cooper & Co., $780,
W. on stock and $4,000 on building, in
surance SSOOOOO; the Leader, Demberg,
Gluck X Horner, loss by smoke and
water SlOOOO, insured; James H. Walk |
er, dry goods, loss by smoke and water
$4,000.
Acting Secretary Chandler has re-
versed the action Of the commissioner of |
the general land Office in the case Of the
United States against the Puget Mill |
company Of Seattle, Washington, and
directs that patent be issued under
section Z, under act Of March 3, 1891.
This action practically decides A siml.
lar cases in the same district.
The committee on foreign exhibits Of
the Worlds Columbian exposition has
recommended the erection at jackson
park, Chicago, Of an exact reproduction
OF the old convention of La Rabida, at
Palos, Spain. 1t was here that Colum-
bus applied for bread and water for his
child, and was furnished shelter for two
years while developing his theory of a
western passage to the Indies.
Full returns from MONDAYS election |
in Utah show that the liberals have I
twelve members OF the legislature, one I
third of the whole, large gain over any G
previous legislature. The liberals elect t
three members of the council and six of q
the house in Salt Lake, by a plurality of a
,lOO The liberals elect county col
lector, two selectmen and the county
by plurality of 600 to !
300.
The grand jury in New York city s
Tuesday handed up a batch of indict- +
ments against all the editors and pub !
fishers of the New York city morning
sxSsgt tbs rpHne fJ haE6
ng an account Of the execution of the t
recently killed at Sing Sing. 4
The Tribune was the only paper found o
20 have complied with the law. The in
licted men will be summoned to give a
0ail. |,
The fourth centennial of the dScov- g
,ry of America is to be celebrated at II
Genoa, the birthplace of Columbus, with g
many festivities. Letters just received n
~ the Latin American department Of
he worlds fair describe the attractions Ii
proposed and confirm the information 81
hat there will be held in Genoa in 1892 O
IN Italian American exposition, to which
he king OF Italy has consented to give !,
lis patronage and for which he allows :,
he use of his name as honorary presi :
lent. . :"
Judge Hammond of the United States :,
district court, sitting at Memphis, +,
Tenn, has handed down decision in T
he case of r. M. King, Seventh Day +,
adventist, convicted year ago Of Sab v
,ath breaking by plowing on that day. h
The state supreme court affirmed the m
entence and the Adventists and the o1
National Secular association took up the f
ase, engaging Don Dickinson as coun sf
el to argue it before the federal court. "
BY Judge Hammond's decision defend a, al
mt ia remanded back to custody of the W
heriff to serve his sentence. h.
The secretary of the treas Try has is k
ued circular requiring that all Chin Il
30, not laborers, now resident in the HI
United States, who may desire to visit il
,hina or other countries and return to O,
he United States, will be required to h
resent at the port Of first arrival here il
g q condition precedent to landing, a 2,
ertificate provided for by section 6 of j.
he act approved May 6, 1882, as tc
mended by the act approved July 5, al
884. Collectors OF customs at all ports W
where Chinese arrive are instructed to
ancel these certificates and register .,
hem. =. =,
A Courier-Journal special from Cat m
ettsburg, KY, says: In Wayne county, ty
Y. Va, Friday night q M Bromfeld q
The Italians were employed in
light about fifty OF them got drunk. bi
ioing to the home Of Bromfield, who fo
vas reported to have much money, they M
lubs they began an attack. Bromfield S.
nd his two half grown sons made a Ct
rave defense, bat seem to have had no ia
rms. Their assailants broke in the of
oor and windows and beat Bromfield 70
nd the boys to death with clubs. They w
hen cut their throats and stabbed them til
They next seized the wife d.
nd two young children and cut them to B.
cath. After searching the place for p,
aluables they burned the house to the CT
round. It is said enemies of Brom or
cid melted the Italians to the murder. tn
August lst the president issued a an an
announcing reciprocity 81 81
'ith San Domingo, under the tariff ~ =.
ct of last October, which, with - -
view. to securing reciprocal trade, a. a.
xempted from duty sugars, mo- ID ID
ssee, coffee and hides imported il to - -
1e United States. BY this treaty the =
slowing articles manufactured in theI :.
'nited States will be admitted free of IN
uty in the Domingoan republic after Gu
eptember l, 1891: Live animals, meats na