The Livingston enterprise. [volume] (Livingston, Mont.) 1883-1914, 1891-01-17
Rob A.

BOD Fltzslmmons, the Australian
middle weight, knocked out Jacl, Da,n,,
sey, Americas pet, in thirteen rounds +,
New Orleans Wednesday night. DEM ~
sey wasn't IN it from the start. Ua uras
outclassed, outmatched and outoanar
allied from the start. The fight was for
slZ,ooo; $1,000 to the winner and 81 OO0
10 the loser. The two contestants had
private bet Of 5000 besides. ''''
The house committee on education do
voted the session Saturday to consdera-
ton OF the condition of the inhabitants
OF Alaska and decided to report to the
house resolution extending to Alaska
the benefits OF the act of 1887. to estab-
lish agricultural experimental stations
IN connection with colleges in the sew
| eral states and acts supplementarv
thereto, passed last year, to apply a Dor
ton OF the proceeds of public lands TO q
more complete endowment and sunnort
OF agricultural and mechanical colleges
The effects of this action would be to
place at the disposal of the interior de-
partment money to purchase reindeer.
with which 1t is proposed to stock
Alaska.
The will of tie late Emma Abbott
was filed for probate Tuesday. Seth
Abbott, her father, gets an annuity of
s4OU per month; her mother receives the
same amount; G.. II. and Frederick
brothers, receive $4,000 each: her
mother-in law, $1,000; Mrs. Lizzie Ab-
bott Clark, her sister, receives $4,000:
each Of the children of Leon Abbott
Geo. n. Abbott, Mrs Eta Clark and
Mrs. w. l.. Wetherell get $1,000: Mrs
Van Houghten, $4,000; d. A. Considine
her secretary, $1,000. Nine churches in
which she has worshiped receive s5OOO
apiece. The residue of the estate is
divided share and share alike AMONG
nine charitable institutions. The will
directs that her body be tested by elec-
tricity to ascertain if life is extinct and
then cremated.
The select house committee on irrio.-
tion and ard lands will make favorable
report upon the bill of Vandever of Cal
ifornia, ceding arid lands to the states
and territories wherein they are situated
and providing for their irrigation and
the protection of forest and pasturage
lands. The intention of the bill is to
turn over all arid lands to states and
territories, to be disposed of in the in
terest of making them arabic. The bill
provides for the survey and plating of
districts in such manner that
each district will consist of a basin for
collection, storage and distribution of
water, to be used for irrigation and as
certainment of location and aggregate
of arid lands, so that they may be turned
over to states and territories to be dis
posed of. Ample provision is made
against the lands falling into the hands
of corporations and spectators.
A Berlin special dispatch to the
Chronicle says: Prof. Virchow delivered
lecture before the Berlin Medical So
;lety, giving the results of twenty-one
)ost mortem examinations made on the
bodies OF patients who died after being
reated with lymph after the method
Employed by Prof. Koch. These exami-
atlons extended from the time the rem
dy was first employed up to the end of
december. Prof. Virchow declared that
he injection of lymph increases bacilll
q the body and causes them to migrate
Q portions of the body previously unaf-
ected, thus virtually generating a new
Election. The professor also says the
7mph invariably causes intense hypera-
Tia in various parts of the body and en-
angers the life of the patient. 1t has
OF been clearly proved that the lymph
'ould destroy tuberculosis tissue and it
as dangerous to operate on weak pa
tents.