The daily enterprise. [volume] (Livingston, Mont.) 1883-1884, 1883-10-02

John C. Gault has been appointed
commissioner under the recent pool
e arrangements made by the Pacific
roads.
|. The T. F. Oakes, large new vessel
a built for the Oregon Railway 4 Navi-
CATION company has just been launched
at Philadelphia.
| Sullivan has accepted Jim Mace'e
challenge to fight with gloves. The
date or place of the meeting has not
been arranged.
The Mile Lac Indians in Minnesota
attacked and destroyed a newly con.
structed dam on the Rum river. The
loss is nearly $4,000.
Price. the government commissioner
of Indian affairs, has issued orders
forbidding plural marriages among
the Indians and prohibiting national
dances.
Compile de Grange, agent of the
French government, is on his way to
France with twenty-five Omaha In
dians to be exhibited at the Worlds
Exposition in Paris. -
| A swindler, using forged warehouse
receipts for large invoices of merchan-
disc, has beaten Montreal banks out Of
$5O.OOO, and New York and Boston
parties are also heavy losers.
The raising of values on postal notes
is being carried on. The amounts on
the notes are punched out; by plan Of
raising them, in use by which a larger
figure is punched out and the piece
fitted into the other hole.
Richard X. Fox owner of the Police
Gazette, is but thirty-five years of age
and has an income of 100000 a year.
He started ten years ago with cash
capital of $40. Immoral: Start an OBJ
scenely sensational newspaper to get
wealthy.
Burleigh county, Dakota, has been
awarded the gold medal for the best
exhibit of agricultural products at the
Cincinnati exposition. THAT scores
another victory for Bismarck that
contains more solid substance than the
capital location.
At Coolidge, Kansas, on the Atchi.
SOD, Topeka & Santa Fe railroad, tho
train was boarded by two masked men
and the safe in the express car robbed.
The engineer refused to stop the train
and was shot by the robbers and in
stantly killed, and the fireman and
brakeman wohnded. A great force of
men are searching for the robbers.
Frank R. Sherwln a millionaire cat
tie king, Of New Mexico. while trav-
cling east with his family in princely
style, was arrested at Chicago on an
old charge of contempt of court in
that in 1873 he refused to testify
against Charles Phelps defaulter in
the treasury department Of New York
state.
The Democratic convention in New
York resulted in clear victory for
the element supporting Gov. Cleve-
land for the presidency and supposed
to be inspired by Tilden. The nomi-
nations were: secretary of state, I. TT.
Maynard; controller, Alfred G. Chaplin;
state treasurer, R. A. Maxwell: attor-
ney general, Dennis O'Brien.
The great trot for $4,000 between
Jay Eye See and st. Julien came off at
Fleetwood Park, New York, on Satur-
day. The Wisconsin horse won in
three straight heats. but the time was
very slow-2:2O1. 2:181z and 2:lo for
the three heats. "A great crowd wit
messed the race. and Vanderbilt, Gen.
Grant and other notables.
On Friday last the Grand Forks
Herald published y statement saying
n substance that it WAS ready to prove
hat DR.. Scott. one of the Dakota Cap
tai commission, was gui1tyOf gross
personal bribery in connection with
lis duties as 4 member Of the commis-
ion, and that it invited suit for
ibel in order to allow OF the evidence
eferred to being produced in the
'onrts. This startling charge may
rave the effect OF ventilating the IA.