The Livingston enterprise. [volume] (Livingston, Mont.) 1883-1914, 1892-04-02
the Ludlow street Jail to the state insane
asylum at Buffalo. He is placed in the
institution for extended examination.

the Ludlow street Jail to the state insane
asylum at Buffalo. He is placed in the
institution for extended examination.
Adyices from Shanghai are that the
engagements between the imperial
troops and rebels in northern China
resulted in the slaughter of several
thousand rebels. Over 5000 rebels were
put to death by sword and 500 actually
burned alive. A great number Of ad
herents of the new creed we're captured,
including three leaders, and Immediately
decapitated.
The Claus Spreckels sugar refinery
at Philadelphia was formally turned
over Saturday to the sugar
trust in consideration of 100000
in trust certificates. The tran
saction was conducted between Treas
urer Searles of the trust and Claus
Spreckels personally. Mr.. Spreckels
will leave Philadelphia for San Fran
sisco, where he will remain.
Jeremiah Cotto, the ignorant Italian
who murdered Louis Frankelos in
Brooklyn last July, was electrocuted
Monday at Sing Sing. The prelimi-
naries Of t. execution did not differ
any from those in the past. Five shocks
were given the condemned man. His
right leg, where the electricity was ap-
piled, was severely burned and his face
was horribly discolored, even more so
than any previous electrocuted criminal.
IA Cheyenne dispatch says: Word
comes today Of bolder eutrages by the
range rustlers. They have been shoot
ing down horses and cattle for a fort
night, and scores Of carcasses lie on the
feeding grounds The prairie pirates
select the property of large owners.
Charles Ford is here, afraid for life to
visit his ranch. The thieves are run
ming johnson, Datrona and Converse
counties. Nearly every prominent ranch
owner has been warned that he will be
killed if he visits the rustler's district.
A message from the president trans
mitting communication from the dis
trict commissioners, accompanied by
letter from the chairman of the execu-
tive committee of the G. A. r. encamp-
ment, to be held next September, was
laid before the senate on the 25th. An
appeal is made for 100000, one-half to
be paid by the district for the expenses
of the encampment. The president says
in part at seems to me it will be
highly appropriate for congress to suit
ably aid in making this demonstration
impressive and extending to those SOL
diers whose lives beneficent Providence
has prolonged, an opportunity to see in
the security and peaceful development
and prosperity which now so happily
prevail at the national capital, the fruits
Of their sacrifice and valor."
The senate in executive session Tues
day afternoon decided to complete the
of the Behring sea arbitra-
tion treaty, and it was ratified by unan
nous vote at the conclusion of their
discussion. The debate itself was with
out incident. Sherman presented two
which were agreed to. One |
provides that arguments and proceedings |
shall be in the English language. Lord
Salisbury has already assented to this, as
we'll as to the second amendment, which
requires the arbitrators to make their
decision, if possible, within four months,
instead of three, from the close of argu-
ments. All correspondence in the case
has already been published. There was
an air Of relief about the senators as
they emerged from the chamber, and all
of them were glad the troublesome
treaty had been disposed of at last.