The Livingston enterprise. [volume] (Livingston, Mont.) 1883-1914, 1892-02-20

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bill allotting 3,25O,OOO francs for the
French exhibit at the Chicago Colum
bian exhibition.
Tne Albany Journals complied results
OF the supervisor elections, of Tuesday,
show these results: In twenty counties
of New York 362 supervisors were chosen
Of these 248 are republicans and la
democrats. The republican majority
of 36 in 1891 is increased to 134.
Nebraska's contributions to Russian
relief were started for the east Wednes-
day, one train from Omaha and the
other from Lincoln. There are about
100000 bushels of corn, which will be
shipped to Akron, Ohio, ground, sacked
and then sent to the seaboard.
The house committe on the election OF
the president and vice president and rep
resentatives in congress has agreed to re-
port bill leaving the election of SEN
ators to the people and comforting the ex-
elusive power on state legislatures to fix
the time, place and manner of holding
such elections.
The identity of the ship seen burning
January 16, about 1000 miles southwest
of Cape Clear, Ireland, is established.
She was Nova Scotia clipper, Loodiana,
which left New York with large cargo of
refined petroleum December 2. She car
red crew of thirty eight men, none of
whom have been heard of since; it is
thought all are drowned
At meeting of the ways and means
committee Tuesday morning, by strict
party vote, the Springer free wool bill,
the Bryan free binding twine bill and
the Turner bill placing cotton bagging
and machinery for the manufacture Of
the same on the free list, were all Or
dered favor ably reported. These meas
ures have already been published.
A dispatch from New Orleans says
that the true secret of the withdrawal
of the Louisiana lottery from the fierce
political struggle, which has been rag
ing for many months, is because the lot
terry threatens to 60 to Mexico. Arrange
ments to that end are about completed
with President Diaz and the fortress of
Chehualtepec will be the location of the
Louisiana lottery company after 1893
Twenty-Five claims, aggregating ST.
$4,000, we're sworn to by the Baltimore
sailors at San Francisco on the 14th, for
injuries suffered al the hands of the
Valparaiso mob. The claims for injuries
received by Patrick Shields and Andrew
McKinstry, both of the steamer Keewee
nav, will also be sent in. This will be
added to the claims of eight more of the
Baltimore sailors, who, owing to press of
time, could not prepare their claims
Sunday. The demands will be sent to
the secretary of the navy, and in dupli-
cate to Secretary Blaine.
Andrew Carnegie the millionaire man
ufacturer of Pittsburg, was in New Or
leans Tuesday accompanied by his wife
and party of friends. In an interview
Carnegie said the objective point of his
trip, which is for pleasure, is Mexico.
From there be goes to California, then
to Portland, Oregon, then home. Con-
tinuing he said Relative to the iron
industry, l can say that the Mckinley
law has been blessing, not only to
manufacturers, but also to the working
men. President Harrison will be the
nominee of the republican rarty in the
next campaign and he will be elected
even if the whole undivided and solid
democratic party stands arrayed against
him. All talk about Blaine's retire
ment from the cabinet is nonsense. He
will not withdraw"