The Livingston enterprise. [volume] (Livingston, Mont.) 1883-1914, 1891-04-11
NEWS OF THE WEEK.

NEWS OF THE WEEK.
At the recent election in Sligo Il
McCarthyites defeated the Parnell ia
ton by majority of about 1000
Cork which was supposed to have bee
Parnellite stronghold, the Mccarthy
candidates for poor law guardians We
elected.
A special from st. Joseph, Mo-, sa,
DR.. William S. Leach, of st. Joseph,
one of the American citizens held
Italy by the Italian government. H
family received a dispatch from hi
which was the first knowledge the
had that he was in Italy.
Superintendent of Immigration Webe
says immigration from Italy is rapid
increasing, in fact leading all other cour
tries. The figures for March are: Ital,
1863; Germany, 7,O87; Great Britai
and Ireland, 1886; Hungary, 1859; Aus
tria, 3,484, and Russia, 1928; total, %
33S.
The International American monetar
commission closed it's session by adopt
ing preamble reciting that the fixin,
of ratio between gold and silver an,
the adoption of a monetary unit doe
not at present seem probable. Th
resolution passed ended the work of tn
commission.
Considerable excitement exists at l.;
Fevre Falls, New York, over an outrag,
by number of Italians employed il
the quarries there. The Italians held
meeting and adopted resolutions de
nouncing the citizens of New Orlean.
and American institutions in general
They then hoisted the American flag or
high pole and riddled it with bullets
The quarry owners hearing this dis
charged the men.
Details of butchery by the Malta
have been received at New York. Bel
gieri, overseer for Mr.. Treacher, who is
erecting large number of cottages near
Alberni, IN the Argentine republic, in
some way offended the Malta. Febru-
ary 23rd, at aybreak, the house Belgieri
occupied was found to be partly burned,
and Belgieri and his young wife were
discovered dead on the floor, their bodies
being horribly mutilated.
Gen. Albert Pike, grand commander
of the Scottish Rite Masonry of the
southern jurisdiction and chief of the
Royal Order of Scotland for this country,
died at Washington on the 2nd inst. It
is said Gen. Pike has appointed Josiah
H. Drummond of Maine his successor in
the Scottish Rite. Albert Pike was we'll
known to all persons interested in Free
Masonry, having held the highest offices
in the order and written many works in
regard to it.
The following telegram was sent Sec
retary Blaine from Kansas City: We,
the exConfederate Social and Benevol-
ent association of Kansas City, expresses
The hope that in your official dallying
With the Italian government it will not
% forgotten that the form of our gov
,rnment is entirely satisfactory to the
people who made it, and that as to main
aiming the integrity, honor and dignity
It this government there is no division
II sentiment among it's people.
The medical men detailed to inyesti-
.ate the cases of leprosy, recently dis
covered at Victoria, British Columbia.
lave pronounced it Of the Oriental type,
immediate steps will be taken to hunt
he infected Cinnamon up and return
hem to China. 1t is stated that with
q the past year the scourge has made
reat headway in the Pacific province
nd that it! It has reaehsa poiBtf iBtflttish tt1,th Cot
mbia unless the government takes i'm
1ediate steps to wipe it out.
Ten Russian immigrants who arrived
D New York Monday on the Dania from
hamburg were barred from landing at
he barge Office. General poor health,
isease, and liability to become public
harges were the reasons given for shut
ing them out. When the Russians we're
that they were to be sent back
hey made great outcry, shrieking and
ursing and rolling on the floor, jumping
p and trying to force their way out in
pite of gatekeepers. They were finally
ent back to the Dania to return to
hamburg.
A special dispatch from Kansas City
avs: A colossal cattle deal has just
zen completed by wealthy stockmen of
he west and Chicago packers. 1t in
olives an outlay of s2,5OO,OOO and $4,000
cad of cattle have been purchased in
'exas to be shipped to the Chicago
aarket. Half of these were purchased
Or w. P. Herring of this city, P. D. Ar
aour of Chicago and E. NJ. Howins,
resident of the Cherokee Strip Live
'tock association. An equal number
,as purchased for Nelson Morris of Chi
ago by Colonel Suggs, wel!-known
tOckman.
At Rochester, Pa, Sunday night, fire
roke out in a large frame building oc-
upied as dwelling and stores. The
re started in the kitchen of Keene's
esidence and he and his son Walter
'ere suffocated by smoke. A number
Italians occupying rooms in the upper
ortion of the building were burned to
cath, with the exception of one of them,
girl of 16, who escaped with slight in
lries by leaping from window. There
7ere nine bodies found after the fire,
My two Of them being recognizable. |
hey are Mr.. Keene and his son. One
undred and fifty thousand dollars in
old, supposed to have belonged to Ital-
ms, was found in the ruins. The con-
lusion is that the Italians became con-
used and could not find the stairway,
nus losing their lives.
A Washington special says: A state
tent by the presidents secretary in re-
ard to his contemplated trip is to the
feet that the party will leave Washing
On next Monday. The following cities
ill be briefly visited: Roanoke, Chat
anooga, Atlanta, Birmingham, Mem
his, Little Rock, Dallas, reaching Gal
eston Saturday night. Leave Calves
IN Monday morning and 60 to Ell Paso.
una, and Los Angeles, Cal, will be en-
sred about Tuesday or Wednesday Of
1e second week. California will take
bout weeks time, short tours being
lade through the state. From San
rancisco the party will go to Portland,
'lympla and the Puget sound, and at
le latter place will turn homeward,
liking in Boise City, Ogden, Salt Lake,
ueblo, Denver, Hastings, Omaha, Mo-
erly, Springfield and indianapolis,
pending Sunday, May 10th, there; from
Indianapolis back to Washington.
News received at the war department
the result of efforts being made by
estern army officers to carry out the
rovisions of the army appropriation
i'll authorizing the enlistment of 1000
ndian recruits is very discouragine.
ficers report the Indians will not en- /
st in the infantry under any circum-