The daily enterprise. [volume] (Livingston, Mont.) 1883-1884, 1883-09-29
NEWS NOTES.

quent upon the great rise in the lake.
i The yellow fever is dying out in
Guaymas.
I The Denver, Utah & Pacific railroad
has been sold to unknown parties.
1 A fine counterfeiting outfit mas been
/ captured in San Francisco and the op.
orator, s. F. Upton, arrested.
i At Dupgannon, town near Dublin,
the Orangemen prevented two men,
bers of parliament from holding a po-
litical meeting.
| A steam thresher exploded at
Osaki, Minn.. killing three men and
wounding five others.
| Capt. Hawkins and little girl were
thrown from carriage and killed.
Frederick Lovejoy has been elected
president of the Denver & Rio Grande
in place of Gen. Palmer.
A San Francisco paper says: The
schooner Kodiak, from the north,
brought down four Alaskan mummies,
supposed to be at least three centuries
old, in excellent preservation. They
are similar to those sent to the Smith
sonian institute some years ago, and
are intended for the Berlin institute.
During the past eight months $4,000
tons of fruit have been shipped from
California.
The Central and South American
telegraph company have opened their
line for business. It connects Brazil
with the United States via Valparaiso
and Galveston. The emperor of Brazil
sent a message of congratulation to
President Arthur Immediately upon
the opening of the line.
The Turtle Mountain Indians, under
their chief, Little Spell, and, strengths
ened to the number of 400 by visiting
Chippewas, have warned Fessenden,
surveyor-generalo of Dakota, that they
will not allow the government survey
in those parts or permit their reserva-
tion. thirty miles long and twenty
four wide, to be cut down to two
townships, as ordered by government.
The survey will be made even if
troops are require to protect the sur
veyors.
The New York Herald has followed
the Times, and is sold for two
cents.
Prince George, of Wales, is at Mag
ara Falls.
The state Democratic convention
met at Springfield, Mass, on Wednes.
day. The injecting was a most har-
monions one after the subsistence Of
the confusion of organization. Ben
Butler appeared amid tumultuous
cheering, and addressed the meeting.
He was nominated for governor. The
nominees of the remaining state ticket
are as follows: Lieut.. Governor, Fred
erick 0. Prince; secretary of state,
Crevily II. ingalls,; attorney general,
John w. Cummings; auditor, John
Hopkins.
The A. T. 4 S. F. railroad sold 4
large tract of land to Watson & Throp.
of Topeka.
James F. Feeny. who attempted to
shoot the British Consul at New York
has been sent to an asylum,
Colonel George Knapp of St. LOUIS,
proprietor Of the Missouri Republi.
;an, is dead.
General Sherman and party includ.
ng Judge Gray, is at Denver on his
'eturn from his western trip which
las occupied several months.
]. II. Hams, of Chestnut valley, has
old his herd Of 600 cattle to Mr.. Sam.
les. Of Benton, at 1871 per head. The
ale did not include dry cows and beef !.
teers which will be marketed.
The Husbandman We learn that
here was a fire in the Judith valley
stweek which did considerable dam
&c to the range. The round d-up COW
oys fought it ont.
Horatio Alden Of White SULPHUR
prings. was killed few days ago by
he npsetting of load Of logs he was
irving down = very steep hill.
The passengers on The trains IN tba