The Livingston enterprise. [volume] (Livingston, Mont.) 1883-1914, 1891-02-21
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In seventy-six round contest at Mi,
neapolls Tuesday, Tom Ryan of Chicae
whipped Danny Needham of Californi,
The fight was for purse of 81 600. $50
| to the winner.
The American Loan and Trust com
pany of New York closed its door
Wednesday morning. The immediat
cause of the failure was the demand to
large amount Of money by the saw
lngs banks of the city.
Charles ]. Gibson, secretary Of the
whisky trust, has been implicated in
plot to blow up the Schufeldt distiller,
at Chicago. The Schufeldt distiller1
management has refused to ioin Will
the trust, and hence it is claimed tn.
desire to destroy it. Gibson has beer
indicted by the grand jury of Cool
county, Illinois.
The funeral of General Sherman start.
ed from New York Thursday afternoon
the burial to take place at st. Louis to
DAY. The funeral car was placed on the
regular st. Louis fast express of the
pennsylvania road at $50 Thursday
evening. 1t is expected to arrive in St.
Louis this morning. The procession at
st. Louis will be an imposing one, it
having been arranged that more than
twelve Thousand will be in line, includ-
ing many military companies from Mis-
souri, and adjoining states, regular army.
West Point cadets, marines and sailors
grand army and loyal legion.
A Bismarck dispatch says: The plan
to remove Sitting Bulls cabin from
Grand river to Chicago for exhibition
purposes during the Worlds fair will be
hailed with delight by superstitious In
dlans on the Standing Rock reservation.
They are firmly convinced that the dead
chieftain's late abode is haunted bv his
ghost and nothing can persuade them to
believe otherwise. Sitting Bulls i'm
mediate followers dre the most supersti-
tious but every other Indian on the res
ervatlon shares in the belief that the
building is nightly inhabited by the dis
spirits of the old warrior and
his men who were killed in conflict with
the Indian police over two months ago.
Not one Indian can be prevailed upon to
go near the place, which remains en-
tlrely deserted. Even Sitting Bulls two
wives and his children deserted the
cabin, and have gone to live among In
dlans with no distinction of being
widows OF the great chief. The blood
stains on the threshold where Sitting
Bull was kelled are said to emit sort of
phosphorus hue at night.
Senator Quay on Monday addressed
;he United States senate in refutation
'f the charges made against him during
The past year by the democratic press
If the country. He took up each separ-
lte accusation, made directly and by
denouncing the statements as
absolutely false. In his opening address
le said: 'Never, probably, since Alex
lnder Hamilton was hunted to his death,
las one in public life been persued SO
and Indignantly. The field
# malign effort has been the entire
lnion. The assaults were of a charac-
er so monstrous as largely to carry with
hem their own refutation. Were it
otherwise: could not remain, nor would
ny constituents permit me to remain
member of this senate. Now, when no
eated political conflict is raging, when
either hope nor fear can be deemed the
aspiration of my utterances l choose
rief1y to confront the accusations with
he truth. It is not my purpose to
7eary the senate by rehearsal of each
etail of the mass of Misrepresentation.
nevertheless, avoiding prolixity, will
ndeavor to make this statement SO
pecific and so complete as to be final"