The daily enterprise. [volume] (Livingston, Mont.) 1883-1884, 1883-11-05
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J. E. Bell, of Des Moines, has been
: appointed supervising architect Of the
treasury department. "a, .,zsa' z
Wonona, Wis, had fire destroying
the principal part OF the town last
week. Loss $25, ZOO.
Masked robbers went through the
county treasurer's safe at Virginia
City, New, fol. 900.
Indiana farmers are forming vigi-
lance committees to protect them
selves FROM. barn burners.
| According to the estimates there
will be deficiency in the postal reve-
nue. next year of So, ,958. Ill.
The Arkansas legislature changed
the name of man named Gasbill
without asking any questions.
Gen. Sherman has formally taken
leave of the army and Washington.
St. Louis will be his home in future.
r. G. Dunn & Co. report 2l5 buSi-
ness failures last week in the United
States and Canada, as against 2l8 the
week previous,
Railroads centering at St. Louis
have blacklisted 322 yard men who
have made themselves conspicuously
active during the late strike there.
Cincinnati has mysterious whole
sale poisoning. Fourteen persons are
suffering from it's effects in one por.
tion Of the city. It is supposed to
have resulted from canned goods.
Gov. Cleveland, of New York, has
issued proclamation calling the at
tentlon Of peace officers to the laws to
be observed on election day, and in
sisting upon strict observance.
The schooner Mirch, from Mar
quette tc Cleveland with iron ore, was
wrecked in a storm near the latter
port, and went down with $4,000
uninsured cargo. Life boats saved
the crew.
Four hundred and sixty men were
from the Northern Pacific
shops at Brainerd on the 1st inst. A
wholesale retrenchment has been in.
augurated by the Northern Pacific, of
which this is but a beginning.
A Washington special says: s.The
secretary OF state has received from
the geographic society of France a
very handsome gold medal intended
IS testimonial to Tt. Frederick A.
Schwatka, q. S. A., in recognition of
lis services in successful expedition
% King William.
Yankton was the capital of Dakota
or twenty years, and at the end of
hat time the legislature was compell-
ID to meet i'll the rental npper story
# 4 clothing store. There is not as
much brick in the entire business
'locks of the town as in the founda-
ion of the magnificent capitol build
ng at Bismarck, Capital.
It is estimated that the orange crops
f Florida this year will amount to
o., 900, 900 oranges, or 100000 boxes,
gainst 100000 last year. TO trans
ort this crop it will require 24,OOO
ars. AS the yield doubles every
ear. these figures will soon attain
normous proportions.
A cablegram from Paris says that
[r. John w. Mackay and Mr.. James
ordon Bennett recently signed a con-
act for two transatlantic cables.
hich are already in course Of con-
,ruction. The first cable will be
pen to the public about the 1st Of
nne. 1884. The New York Herald
lys that this cable enterprise will be
] entirely American one-owned en-
rely by Americans, and the only
merican company owning cables un-
II the sea between England and
merica.
A change Of time will soun be made .
the Utah & Northern in orderto
sure q closer connection with the