The Livingston enterprise. [volume] (Livingston, Mont.) 1883-1914, 1891-06-20
NEWS OF THE WEEK.

AZ ;,,nol osdster now fOOts up 13O, and l
me ohclal London Gazette announc
CnaI tne name OF Sir William Gordt
+. -. unl.nlng had been removed from tt
= . vi ohicers In the army, as her N
Josty has no further occasion for b
"a services.
! The Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Pa
express train going east plunged I'M
the Coon river Tuesday night ip storr
!, killing one person outright and injuril
: C"enCynVe passengers, some OF the
! seriously.
IA AZ the Pelican club, London, on tt
d 1oth, Gibbons Of New Jersey, defeate
jim verol, the English boxer, in fol
ROUNDS, having the best of it from til
start. Neither of the men showed niue
punishment.
Inc Behrlng Sea question was furthe
discussed at a cabinet meeting Tuesda,
Win view to taking such addition;
steps as may be necessary to enforc
strlct compliance with the terms of til
t agreement for close season.
The O'Gorman Mahon, NJ. P, is deat
lie was born in 1903 and was known a
the "Grand Old Man. OF the Irish party
tie entered parliament in 1890 and wa
follower Of Daniel O'Connell. Iii
full name was James Patrick Mahon.
The czar Of Russia presented tn
Stanford university with a complete col
lection OF Russian and Siberian miner
ais, valued at $4,000. Mrs. Stanfor,
will in return send the czar collection
OF California minerals and preciou
stones.
A London dispatch states that Their
is an unconfirmed rumor that Lort
Brooke, son OF the Earl of Warwick, ha
hled a petition for divorce from hi
wife on the ground of adultery, tn,
Prince of Wales being charged as co
respondent.
The Colorado conference of the Meth
odist Episcopal church mas voted to ad
mt women as lay delegates to the con
vention, and dropped from membership
IN the church Rev. Sam Sn all because
OF his trouble in connection with the
Methodist University at Ogden, Utah.
The estimates for surveys have gone
through the examination of the various
offices and are now ready for the ap-
proval OF the secretary of the interior
The various northwestern states will re-
celve the following sums: Minnesota,
$4,000; Montana, $4,000; North Da-
kota, $4,000; South Dakota, $4,000;
Wyoming, $4,000.
The republican state convention Of
Ohio, in session at Columbus Wednes-
day, nominated the following ticket:
For governor, William Mckinley; lieu
tenant governor, Andrew l.. Harris; at
torney general, j. K. Richards; treasurer,
W. I. Cope; supreme Judge, Marshal J..
Williams; auditor, E. w. Poe, member
board Of public works, Chas E. Groce.
There was scene Of excitement at
Yonkers, New York, Wednesday morn
ing, when all the prisoners in the cells
at police headquarters were found un-
conscious. Gas had escaped during the
night from broken pipe and had over
come the prisoners. When found they
were quickly removed to the open air.
One of them recovered and escaped dur
ing the excitement. At least three will
die.
Secretary Foster Tuesday received
dispatch from General Grosvenor, chair
man of the immigration commission to
visit Europe, stating that, fearing as
saults upon him on Misrepresentation
will impair, il not destroy. his usefulness
in the commission, he tenders his resig-
nation. He cannot afford to hold the
office to the injury of his party. 1t is
understood that Secretary Foster will
appoint General Grosvenor to another
position of equal responsibility.
State Comptroller Coglan of Cali
forria has announced that he will re-
fuse to sign warrants granting 100000
to the worlds fair commission for the
state exhibition. He bases his action
on the provision OF the state const-
tuition which says that no money shall
be appropriated for the benefit of any
or institution not under the
exclusive control of the state. He
claims the commission is not exclusively |
under the state control. The case will |
be tested in the courts.
"Fritz" Emmett, the actor, died Mon
lay of pneumonia at Cornwall -on-the-
New York. Emmett was born
n 1841 at st. Louis, where, when about |
,wenty years old he married Miss Eliza
)eth Webber. He was a drummer boy
It that time. In 1866 he got an engage
nent as Q variety actor in Cincinnati |
md later joined Bryant's minstrels.
While variety actor he originated his
ierman song and dance, which attracted
70 much attention. In 1869, at Buffalo,
10 made the hit Of his life as "Fritz."
Since then fortune has smiled upon him.
It is understood that the secretary Of
he treasury has decided to sustain the
lction taken by Assistant Secretary
lettleton in the matter of the contro-
,ersy between Supt. Merdith of the bu-
eau of engraving and printing and the
Knights Of Labor, growing out of the
ecent dismissal of certain plate printers
N the ground of insubordination. 1t is
tated positively that the men will not
70 restored to their old places, but that
hey will be given an opportunity to re-
inter the service in the usual way by
ling applications and taking their
hances for appointment in case of va
ancies.
At the International Typographical
Jnion, in session at Boston, w. B. Pres
ott Of Toronto was elected president,
nd w. S. McClevy of Indianapolis, sec
etary and treasurer. The recommen-
alton that when printers name is
nee stricken from the rolls for "rat-
ing" it shall not again appear there,
1as not concurred in. The following
recommendations were non
in: "Until there are suffic-
,nt to apply for Independent charters,
ubordinate unions shall admit to men,
ership such pressmen, stereotypere, or
to their branch as meet
he requirements Of the law"
Assistant Secretary Spaulding decid-
i that queen bees were entitled to en-
y free Of duty under the tariff provid-
g for animals specially imported for
reeding purposes, Notwithstanding the J
,quirement that the provision for
srtificate of pedigree, showing pure
reed, cannot possibly be complied with
| their case. This is in harmony with
le practice under the old tariff, but is 9
conflict with the practice under the 3
resent tariff Of assessing duty on queen !
ees at the rate Of 20 per cent ad valorem !
nder the provision for animals not 9th :
wise provided for. The present ruling Z
based on representations that these =
ses are never imported for other than !,
reeding purposes, and that they are al +
ays Of superior breed. u
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