The Livingston enterprise. [volume] (Livingston, Mont.) 1883-1914, 1891-11-07
A fire IN Beverly, Mass, Sunday
caused loss of 100000.

| ire IN Beverly, Mass ounud.
caused loss of 100000.
P. A. P. Carter, minister of the Unite'
States from Hawaii, died in New lorl
Sunday morning at the Everett house
John L. Sullivan has returned from
his Australian trip. He declares his in
tent is to take the conceit out OF Slavln
Redfield Proctor, wrote his resigna
ton as secretary of war before leaving
Washington and placed it IN the hand
of President Harrison.
Governor Page has issued proclama
ton formally announcing the appoint
ment of Redfeld Proctor United States
senator to succeed Edmunds.
General E. Burd Grubb, United State'
minister to Spain, was married Monday
afternoon at st. Stephens church il
London to Miss Violet Sopwith, eldest
daugh ter of Thomas Sopwith.
Dispatches from Brighton say Mrs
Parnell ia much weaker and the Free
mans Journal says that unless change
for the better takes place within two
days it is feared the worst will happen.
Senator Quay has instructed his coun
sci to commence suit in Philadelphia
against James Kerr, chairman of the
democratic state committee, for 100000
damages for libel and conspiracy to libel
A new nihilist association has been
discovered in Russia, with headquarters
in st. Petersburg and branches in Char
koff and Odessa. Many persons sus-
pected of membersh ip have been arrest
ed.
Governor Buchanan has issued two
proclamations, one Offering reward of
5000 for the arrest and conviction of
the leaders Of the Briceville riot, and
the other offering reward of S25 each
for the capture of the escaped convicts.
Palo Alto lowered his record half a
second Tuesday trotting the mile in
2:O91s, coming within quarter second
of the worlds stallion record, held by
Allerton. He made two breaks or would
have broken the record, and spectators
do not doubt that he will do it yet.
A dispatch received from Rio Janerio,
Brazil, brings news of what seems to be
another revolution. Congress, the dis
patch says, has been dissolved and mar
tial law proclaimed at Rio Janerio and
throughout the provinces. The cable
gram announces that dictatorship has
been established in Brazil.
The New York Presbytery assembled
Wednesday morning in the Scotch Pres
byterian church for the purpose OF be-
ginning the trial of Prof. Charles A.
Briggs on the charge of heresey, based
upon the language used by him il his
inaugural address in the Union Theo-
logical Seminary. DR.. John G. Bliss
presided as moderator. There was a
lull dVU0uOduCc
The cruisers that Secretary Tracy will
report to the president as able to be
made ready for sea within ninety days
are the Philadelphia, Concord, Chicago,
Atlanta, Bennington, Newark, Petrol,
Baltimore, Yorktowp, San Francisco,
Thetis, Yantic, Boston, Ranger, Kear-
sage and Miantonomah. This fleet car
ries total armament of over ITO guns
Of heavy calibre and thirty rapid-tirs
guns.
Members of the committee OF associ-
ated banks express the opinion that de-
positors of the Maverick National bank
will ultimately receive dividend
amounting to about 70 cents on the dol
lar. Announcement Of the failure of the
Maverick National bank, which held
$4,000 funds of the First National bank
of Damariscotta, Maine, caused a run by
depositors, and that bank temrorarily
suspended payment. The bank is per-
fectly solvent.
Mr. McDermott, nephew of the late
Parnell, publicly horsewhipped Timothy
Healy, the most bitter of the anti-Par-
nell leaders, last Tuesday. The horse
whipping was the direct outcome of
language used by Healy at Longford on
Sunday last when the anti-Parnell leader
referred to Miss Parnell and to the
widow of the late Charles Stewart Par
nell. Healy was rescued by the police
who arrested McDermott. Healy de-
clined to make any charges against his
assailant and McDermott was released
Timothy Hopkins arrived in Chicago
from Boston Tuesday, where he has
been contesting the will of his mother,
Mrs. Hopkins Searles. He is on his
way to San Francisco. 81 am not in the
least discouraged" he said, when ques-
toned upon the results Of the first
hearing. I'm fact, there was not the
slightest thing in the hearing or discus
sion to make me 80. If there was any
advantage gained it was in our favor.
Our side was not heard and we had the
benefit of hearing much of the evidence
of others, and this evidence is the same
they will produce at the final trial"
Hopkins defined to make any statement.
When asked whether tho contest would
probably last many years, and if SO
whether he would compromise, he said:
Il have at no time made any overtures
for compromise
Lacey. comptroller of the currency,
received information Monday that the
Maverick National bank of Boston had
closed it's doors. He said that the ex-
aminer was in charge of the bank and
that Thomas B. Beal was appointed to
wind up it's affairs. While the exact
loss was not definitely known, it was
clear that the bank was insolyent, and
that as its capital and undivided profits
amounted to sl,4OO,OOO, it followed that
the loss exceeded that amount. He
added he did not believe that any other
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