The Livingston enterprise. [volume] (Livingston, Mont.) 1883-1914, 1891-02-28

ouuse "elch sent copies of his char,
n, 10 every democratic member of the 10
I'd islature. VI ''e ie
= Ex-Presldent Cleveland denies the r.
or port that he has decided to witbdra
De from the presidential contest
The Idaho election bill, containing
as clause disfranchising the Mormons /.
ID passed both houses of the leg;slotn,,o liz
A Worlds fair commission will vic
n the Dark Continent and endeavor TO s.
:? cure family OF famous midgets as q
nj att ractlon. The Cape colonies will ais
be asked to exhibit diamond mine
a. The fight between Dubois and Clao
n gett factions in Idaho has resulted !
, ohe luano senators opposing the cor
flrmation of James H. Beatty. recantl
d appointed as a United States Judge fo
# that state. ~
q Al Watertown, New York treasur
agents have arrested William and Rob
|. ert Graves and Winfield S. Mather wb,
= have been engaged in smuggling China
f men into this country from Canada
s 1t is believed Mather is also tho anan,
for an opium smuggling gang.
The heavy rainfall of last week die
l immense damage throughout West Vir
glnla and Pennsylvania The town Of
t riverside, suburb of Parkersburo. w
~ was entirely swept away by the
I1ood. 1t contained population Of
l,ooo. NO loss of life is reported.
t The census bureau is preparing bull
letln on the private Indebtedness of in
dlvlduals and corporations of the Uni
lea States The agents of the census
office have oyerhauled the records in
every State and Territory and now have
on file, as the result of their labors
about 100000 mortgages.
A dispatch received at army head
quarters from General Brooke announ-
ces the capture of the Indians who mur-
dered Lieutenant Casey and Herder
Miller during the recent Sioux ont
break. Their capture was effected with
out disturbance by Lieutenant Cloman
Of the First Infantry. They will be
tried by the civil authorities.
The New York Herald prints a horri
BILE story from Rio Janeiro. telling Of the
imprisonment at Salinas, in the state of
Minor Gercies, of negro, Clements Vii
la, who tells without reserve of canni-
bal practices which lead to his arrest
He says he was starving and killed his
victims to sustain life. He helned to
consume nearly half dozen people.
While entering the San Francisco
harbor Saturday night the American
ship Elizabeth, from New York with a
cargo Of assorted merchandise. went on
the beach at North End and was
wrecked. OF the crew it is known that
Captain Colcord and seventeen sailors
were drowned. Much damage was done
10 other shipping IN the harbor by the
terrific gale prevalent at the time.
Healy and Kenny met with a mixed
reception at Carrick- on Shannon
Saturday night A large contingent of
Parnellltes occupied the speakers plat
form. The priests made a futile at
tempt to pacify the people, When the
procession of McCarthyltes arrived they
were assaulted with stones and sticks
Forty policemen were unable to control
the opposing factions. Healy thereup-
on adjourned the meeting to the chapel
where he and others spoke, denouncing
Parnell and his followers. The Par
nellites gathered outside and hooted
and yelled. Several persons were hurt
during the riot.
California was visited by disastrous
storms the past week. In the vicinity
OF Los Angeles the storm was one of the
worst known, but little damage resulted
in the city proper. On the river front
all the railroad bridges were damaged
and in many cases swept out. News
from the surrounding country is very
meagre, owing to the telegraph wires
being down. Many reports of loss of
life have been received. but the only |
cases authenticated are the drowning Of
a man named Wells, with his wife and
child near Wilmington. 1t is under
stood great damage was done to orch
ards and ranches south of Los Angeles,
where the flood was the worst in years.
Many houses were damaged and fences
and outbuildings destroyed
There was a sensational scene in the
lower house of the New Hampshire leg
islature Tuesday when United States
Senator-elec Gallagher and Representa-
tive Green, speaking on the subject of
personal privilege, emphatically denied
The allegations Of Senator Chandler, in
The editorial columns of his paper that
these gentlemen and other republicans
had entered into series Of bargains
with certain influential democrats inim-
cal to the interests of the republicans.
The democrats mentioned also replied.
Mr.. Green applied the epithets ''cur,"
ETC., to Chandler. Pillsbnry
offered resolution calling
IN Chandler for an apology and retrac-
ion. Angel (republican) said that be-
ore the resolution was submitted he
,hO1,1l 1i1zo %< 1y,O1,r ,lo{I HhonI1or (
vas sick, insane or deceased. After
ome debate the resolution was tabled.
Reciprocity with Brazil is soon to be |
,ut to practical test. The plan is to I
end three American steamships to Bra c
Ill laden with almost every known prod {
lct in this country. 1t is distinctively !
Boston idea, and no less than score s
f the capitalists in that city are inter q
sted in the scheme to increase Ameri-
an trade in the Southern Republic
|ew Workers and those in other cities
7ho wish to take part in the enterprise ,
7ill be permitted to do SO, but promot-
RS expect 60 have the "ground floor" :.
rofts and to push their own especial 9
mes. The scheme has assumed vast !,
and all plans are expected :,
D be perfected so that the expedition a
ill start during the latter part of April :
r the first week in May for Rio Janeiro. T
arrangements are being made to rent y
ome large building in Rio for exhibi- =
on purposes and the samples will be :
howed here first The plan, after Wis -
ing Rio Janeiro, is to take the samples -
} other coast cities of Brazil, and it !;
lay be that Buenos Ayres and other e
ties of South America will also have q
n opportunity to view the exhibit. :
'arge sales and vastly increased COM =
lerce between this country and Brazil !,
expected to result from this move +,
lent, especially in the products which 4
re admitted by reciprocity treaty. Il
Church Notices. -
The Congregational Young Peoples ii
,ciety of Christian Endeavor will give hi
social in Fowlie's hall on next Friday hi
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