The Livingston enterprise. [volume] (Livingston, Mont.) 1883-1914, 1891-03-28


country by row-boats The court bel
; for the present he would hold the sta
ute broad enough to cover coming
this country by what ever means, bl
promised to give the question furtht
consideration and change his ruling
wrong.
An Albuquerque, n NJ dispatch say
A great deal of distress is reporte
among cattle, sheep and other live stoc
in this territory. Representative Fran
Hubble has Just returned from hi
ranches near Zunie and Salt Lake, i
Socorro county. He tells distressin
story about the condition of the sheel
He lost in the last three months owe
10000 head from starving and freezing
He also reports that the loss is genera
among all heavy sheep owners. TIL
weather has been cold and the groun,
covered with snow and sheep cannot ge
anything to eat. Such weather as tina
of the last two months has never beel
experienced before.
In letter to the editor of the Wayne
News by Capt. Anse Hatfield, bette
known as "Devil Anse," he says that
general amnesty has been declared il
the Hatfield Mccoy fued; the war spiri
in him has abated and he rejoices in the
prospect of peace. The letter will serve
to quell all disturbances so far as the
Hatfield side is concerned, and it il
thought that like letter has been pub
lished in Kentucky This state of af
fairs is the result of the marriage of one
of the Hatfields to Miss Mccoy and the
truce and peace congress held shortly
after. This fued has been in existence
since 1873 and there have been no less
than l5O deaths among the participants
A letter dated Honolulu, March u
says: The new commercial treaty be-
tween the United States and Hawaii has
been received from Washington and sub
mitted to secret conference between
the queen and her cabinet. The new
treaty permits full and free inter
change of all products, natural and
manufactured, of the two countries. It
is not known what action will be taken
by Hawaii, but it is stated that the in
tuence of English friends of the Haw-
allan queen and the resident British di-
plomats will prevent her from accepting
1T IN it's present form. Tt is almost con-
ceded that she will turn to Canada and
Australia for an arrangement similar to
the treaty heretofore existing between
Hawaii and the United States.
A Phillipsburg special of the 10Th
says: John Price was married tonight
to Miss Annie Mccormack, by Judge
Connolly. Mr.. Price is the man who has
achieved a worldwide reputation from
the fact that he sheds his skin, finger
nails, toenails and all, once a year regu-
larly. His is very peculiar case and
has puzzled the best physicians of the
United States. Mr.. Price was in Phila-
delphia, New York, Chicago and other
large cities last year and was examined
by many prominent physicians, but all
OF them failed to find any cause for it. as
he is in every other way in perfect
health. He was offered large sums by
managers of museums and others, but
he is hardworking man and refused
He and his bride will probably shortly
go to Europe, where he will be examined
by the medical talent of the old world.
Timothy Healy, M. p, when leaving
the court room at Cork Monday, at the
conclusion of a trial in which he is in
5erested, was soon surrounded by a
loWllng mob, who followed him along
5he streets and made number of at
tempts to assault him. The crowd fin
Ally became so violent that Healy, to es-
cape his tormentors, was compelled to
beat a retreat ana take refuge in dress
ng room in the Victoria hotel This
proved only temporary place of safety,
or before Healy could recover from the
effects Of the mob's rough usage, man
rushed into the room, turned
'ut the light and then struck Healy a
powerful blow in the face, smashing his
'ye-glass into pieces. When assistance
'rrived and the room was lighted Healy
vas found to have been badly injured,
IS he had received numerous cuts from
he broken pieces of his eye-glass and
blood was pouring down his face in
streams. He was removed to room
md physician summoned. Three doc
ors have made an examination of the
Wounds in his eyes and express fears
hat his injuries may result in the loss
# his sight