The daily enterprise. [volume] (Livingston, Mont.) 1883-1884, 1883-09-25
NEWS NOTES.

A railroad station agent at Aurora
Nebraska, was struck over the hea,
by Il robber and suffered fracture O
the skull. He was then robbed ol
$4oO, a revolver and Il gold watch.
On the n. 7. 2. & o.. road at Akron
Ohio. freight train crashed into /;
side-tracked freight. causing a terrible
wreck. in which the engineer was
killed and several employees injured
The President is at Newport. Il. l.,
and is reporte! as having lunchcl
with Cornelius Vanderbilt.
The passenger steamer Queen City
! WAS burned at st. Louis Oh Saturday
She was valued 1T $4,000.
On Saturday eleven new yellow fever
cases were reported i'm Graymas. Mex.
leo, and nine deaths. The people are
almost frantic and they are beginning
to Zee from the city.
The Astoria Chamber of Commerce
telegraphed Willard. president Of the
Northern Pacific, asking if he would
build the Astoria, Forest Grove rail-
road, provided they found "A contractor
to take it for $s3 o 900 Il mile. and they
to furnish the terminal facilities at
Astoria. Willard replied that he
would build the line if the contractors
would take it for Sc, coo per mile, pay
able in first mortgage bonds. and $l0.-
600 per mile in second mortgage bonds,
which was all the available funds the
company had at present.
Four miners fell into a shaft of a
coal mine at Wilkesbarre. Penn, and
were drowned in the water at the bot
tom.
In Richmond county, n. c., a negro
was hanged for the old. but always
terrible, crime Of attempting to out
rage a little girl Of six years. His
carcass was placarded with tn words,
"Our wives and daughte must be
protected.
John L. Williams, the only son of
the late Edgar Williams. distin .5uished
as the lost dauphin of France, died
Saturday at Tigertown. Wis. Edgar
williams claimed to be the son of
Louis XVI, and was well known as
1.-The Bourbon among the people.
A recent election in the Creek
nation, Indian Territory. places Spi-
chee at the head of the tribe and de-
feats TIE party Of progress.
Mr.. Mcleod, the recently appointed
Of the Missouri di-
vision, has gone east for his family,
and by the fiat Of the Northern Pacific
viii not return. His successor has
not yet been appointed.
The Mandan Pioneer is now the
of a stock company. r. NJ
Tuttle still remains as editor and holds
a controlling interest in the paper.
A Denver Tribune man has inter-
viewed Bill Nye and evolved the in |
Leresting facts that his resignation Of
the Laramie rostmastersilip is in dead
earnest, that he has bought house at
Hudson, Wis, and proposes to settle
here permanently. that he has had
6 offers from several papers to
contribute to their columns, but hasn It
7et decided which to accept. ana that
lis new book. s.Balel Hay will
lsortly be presented for the public
approval.
Dennis Ryan, st. Paul capitalist,
s defendant in a suit for the recovery
f real estate near that city worth
75,00o. The property was owned by
tephen Desnoyei, who died some
ears ago intestate. Now comes a
san from New York claiming to be
is son. and brought suit for the es-l
tie now in the hands OF Ryan. !,
Henry Reams shot and killed Frank
/. Chase. on the streets of Moorhead,
st Thurspay. They had slight
.arrel before the tragedy. 1T
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