The daily enterprise. [volume] (Livingston, Mont.) 1883-1884, 1883-11-06
NEWS NOTES.

. Iowa has prisoners ald society.
It is rumored that Norman w. Kit.
| son has purchased the st. Paul Globe.
Representatives of 100000 English
have asked all advance of Is per cent
in wages.
! The trades unions Of England have
a membership of 100000; those of the
United States 247 900.
| Congressman Butterworth has
formally assumed the duties Of com.
missioner of pa tents.
Frank James, the outlaw is allowed
the freedom of the city in whose Jail
he Is supposed to be confined.
The confederate battle flags. for
merly on exhibition in the ordnance
department museum in Washington,
have been packed away out of sight.
A newly married lady was telling
another how nicely her husband could
write. .'Oh you should just see some
of his love letters ''Yes, I know
was the freezing reply; 1--WE got
bushel Of them in my trunk Tab
leaux.
Out of 10000 answers to a newspa.
per's call for presidential preferences
Blaine is ahead with % per cent Ar.
thur is next with IA. old Ben Butler
third best, with 10 per cent, princi-
pally from the south. Then came
Tilden, 8, Robert Lincoln, s; John
Logan, S. This would seem to put
Blaine away ahead in the popular esti.
nation of executive abilities.
Deadwood is said to have taken it's
name from peculiar incident: A
man lost his wife and ordered a first
class funeral. A piece of the coffin
was Clipped off and given to the hus-
band as a relic. When afterwards he
was sued for payment, he produced
the piece exclalming: 'I've got the
deadwood on you. It's not rosewood
as you have charged me, but pine.''
The New Orleans Times Democrat
max a table of assessn its show
in, that since 1879 there has been an
aggregate increase in wealth In the
south of B640, 7O7 900; that $500, ,OOO.-
900 has been invested in railroads in
these states, and that the railroad
mileage fro.:. 1920 to 2e,O49. Cotton
manufacturing in Alabama, Georgia
and North and South Carolina has IN
creased from 12S to $50 mills.
Thomas s. Clinton, manager of the
Canadian Pacific Telegraph company,
committed suicide Wednesday at Re-
,ina, N. w. T. He boarded a tram
or Moose Jaw .and is supposed to have
tOpped at house of i'll fame and got
lnder the influence of liquor. Wed.
lesday morning he drove out to Ed
nund' homestead in drunken con-
lition, went to bed, and was found
hortly after dead. Beside his head Il
up was found which contained deadly
rugs and from which he had drank.
lie was scme 800 dollars behind III
lis accounts. He left note saying
cath was better than disgrace.
Miss Aggie Hill, claiming to be
lrs. Sharon, has brought suit in the
he superior court at San Francisco
gainst Senator Sharon, for divorce,
ivision of community, property and
limony. Her claims are based OH
1i]lful desertion and repeated acts of
dultery. She says when she married
ne senator he was deeply in debt, and
is property was only worth five mil
ons of dollars. Under joint manage
lent as man and wife, the senator is
ow worth fifteen millions. She asks
nat an account be taken Of all busi-
ess transactions since their marriage.
nat the value of common property
lay be determined and equally di-
ided.
The law-abiding citizens of Glen
I've are justly indignant at the pros
ect OF the lnurderous cowboys going
,ott free and not being punished for
leir late devilment. 1t is said that
'me $4,000 has been raised and able
heyenne counsel employed to defend
le criminals.
The artesian well has now attained