The daily enterprise. [volume] (Livingston, Mont.) 1883-1884, 1883-11-23
: THE LATEST NEWS.

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There are two cases Of yellow fever
in the San Francisco Marine hospital.
Edward Payne, cashier Of the Rush.
vile, Ind bank, was shot in the lung
by a:burglar, who attempted to rob
the bank. afs5af y s9sffb
At Kincardine, Ont, the boiler Of .
tug exploded. killing four; persons and
precipltating the others onehoard into
the lake. i'. ao1
The Canadian authorities seriously
consider the advisability ffof sending
destitute Irish emigrants back to the
old country. ~ato2' @i
Great rains are reported in Indiana
that have flooded the streams, causing
them to overflow their banks and dos.
troy property. 4 a.f- i.tsa Ha2i
A dispatch from Duluth says it IS
believed that the steamer Manistee
has been wrecked and the twenty-five
persons who comprised her ! crew
drowned. n.
Ex-senator Spencer, Of Alabama.
has been arrested for contempt Of
court in not appeari ng to give evidence
in the star route cases He has been
taken to Washington. - : '2..4'-
It is lrumored that the st. Paul, Min.
neapelis 4 Manitoba railroad has been
sold, and on the first Of January next
will pass into the hands Of the Chi
cago, Milwaukee + St. Paul. ''.'''' .>''*
Southern Missouri and northern Ar.
kansas were !, visited by destructive
cyclone on wednesday evening. The
town Of Melbourne. Ark, was com
pletely destroyed, one man killed and
several injured. = -
The Chinese ambassador has 70.
ceived reply to the last French com.
munication on the Tonqdin question Of
China,s and makes fresh proposals.
which are not ii any way acceptable
to the French government. ,'''a ''''''',H
The strikers i at the Iron Mountain.
Mich, mines are to be dispersed by
militia. They number i, 900 and de.
mand full pay without deductions for
board or store accounts. They have
stopped the pumps and the mines are
filing with water. ~ : &"
The verdict Of the coroner's jury in
the case Of the men killed BY the caps
itol at Madison, censures the 'archi-
tects for gross negligence in causing
the piers to be improperly erected and
for designing the internal erection
without regard for safety during erec.
tion. @''@ 10
The pool known as the Consolidation
Paper company, comprising fifty mills
tile northwest. nlanufac-
turing wrapping papers. met in Chi
cago on the 2lst, and resolved. in view.
II the overstocked condition 0f the
market to shut down all mills from
December 1st to February 4th that
have been running on half since No
1st. This measure will throw
?, 200 men out Of employment. a.a
The firm Of Mickels, Friedlander &
Co., Wholesale dealers in furnishing
goods, Of San Francisco and New
York, made an assignment in favor Of
their creditors. The failure is due to
heavy Endorsements for Henlein & Co.
md y. Lautenback. Of New York,
both firms having recently failed.
Their liabilities are $4O0, 600, ,of which
aalf is New York indebtedness. Mr..
says their assets are $780,.
100. Everybody will be paid in full.
The firm has been in existence for
Al .ea~ atfti .'t'ss s'frif
The following is an extract from 4
etter sent by the Chinese ,ninist4f'to
lie secretary Of state: "If France
lesires to J maintain friendly relations
nth China, why should we not dis.
,uss the matter amicably If1she' in-
lists upon invading the northern part
i Anlam, where our troops are sta
ioned, it indicates that she is deter
mined to break the friendly tie. ana
III troops there cannot remain with
oldsd arms, but must meet them il
he field. Wetherefore send this com.
nunieation to all foreign powers,