The daily enterprise. [volume] (Livingston, Mont.) 1883-1884, 1883-11-13

A furious wind and snow storm il
reported from Toronto.
Bismarck is afflicted with horse
thieves and thieves in general.
New frauds are being discovered on
the part of pension claim agents.
A syndicate in London is discussing
the project of a ship canal across Ire
land.
The Crown Prince of Germany is on
his way to visit the Spanish royal fam
lily at Madrid.
At Wilkesbarre, Penn, three min
ers were killed by an explosion OF gas
in the coal mines.
Gen. Sherman received reception
in New York last night from the post
of the G.. A. R.
At Baltimore 900 immigrants re-
Gently arrived from Germany on their
way to the northwest.
The revenues of the Northern Pa
cifc Coal company are said to amount
to over $40, 900 per month.
At Akron, o., R. F. Palmer's fam
lily were taken Ill from eating head
cheese. Probably trichinosis.
Chicago agents of the principal lot
teries are under arrest for using the
mails in connection with those institu-
tions.
The Attorney General has decided
that the proposed change Of standard
time cannot be effected except by con-
gressional action.
Another injunction has been issued
to restrain the Northern Poetic from
issuing the twenty million mortgage
bonds.
O. NJ. Chase, superintendent of the
State fish hatcheries, and six others
were drowned at Petasky, Mich, bv
the capsizing of a small boat. No
particulars.
The vote on the proposition to abol-
lsh convict contract labor from the
New York state prison, with but a
few districts to hear from, gives ma
jority of 234.976 in favor Of the propo.
sition.
President Arthur says that it is set
tied that the democratic nominee for
the presidency will not come from east
of the Alleghanies, and that the COM
ing campaign will be fought out in In
diana, Ohio and New York.
A New York telegram of yesterday
says: The first snow Of tho season
fell thus morning, little more than a
furry. 1t is showing hard at Albany,
and there is driving storm at Utica.
Telegraphing is troublesome.
N. B. Foster and Lewis S. Martin,
two noted counterfeiters who with
VIM. Brockway were preparing to
issue supply of counterfeit bonds,
have just been arrested in New York
and their plant seized.
A report from Portland, Oregon,
says: Owing to the inadequate rail
way mail service $50 sacks Of mail
from St. Paul and other eastern cities,
for points between Portland and Hell
ena, ale lying here. The quantity is
daily increasing
Winston Bros, have completed the
grading on the new line of the North
ern Pacific from Minneapolis to Sauk
Rapids, and iron is being laid at the
rate Of one and a half miles a day.
When this is completed the n. P. will
not use the Manitoba track between
hose points as at present.
The steamship Tallahassee, from
Savannah for Liverpool, loaded with
cotton and bearing a number of pas.
'engers, was found to be on fire when
lear New York. She was run into
hat harbor. the passengers landed,
md every effort made to extinguish
he fire, but without avail.
At Caldwell, Idaho, two men. Brass.
ield and Bryan, were found murdered
where they had been sleeping in an
unfinished building. The murder is
to have been committed for
he purpose of robbery by two noted