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

in their own language, of which one pub
lished in New Orleans is a daily. The
French Canadions who have migrated to
the manufacturing districts of New Eng
land and northern New York, and who
are working in the saw-mills and lumber
woods OF Michigan read papers in their
native language. In the city of New
York two French dailies are issued, and
California has three weeklies in the same
tongue.
| Next in point of number comes the
Scandinavian papers-Norwegian, Swe-
dish, and Danish-having a total OF 80 in
the three dialects OF the language. Illi-
nois claims IL OF these, all except one be-
ing published in Chicago, and at this city
is published the only Scandinavian Ameri-
can daily The Empire state has four,
and the remainder are principally divided
among the Northern states, which have
received the majority of the Scandinavian
immigrants.
Of Spanish newspapers within Uncle
Sam S dominion there are twenty-five, the
majority being found in the Spanish in
habited region along the Mexican frontier.
Boston has monthly trade journal print
ed partly in Spanish, and New York city
has eight publications printed in that Ian
guage, one of which is daily, one semi
monthly and the others monthly.
Iowa, Michigan and Wisconsin have
enough of Hollandish population to sup
port ten papers in that language, and New
York has one of the same class, making
total of eleven genuine Dutch papers in
the Union.
There are a sufficient number of
Bohemian speaking people in eight of the
northern states to warrant the publication
of twelve papers in their native language,
one in Chicago and one in New York
being dailies.
The 'Liquid language of Italy" ap-
pears in the columns of three papers in
New York Zone daily, and the same
number in San Francisco, making six
Italian papers in America.
Who would have imagined that there
were four American papers printed in the
Welsh vernacular2 Yet such is the case.
Two OF them are published in Utica, N.
Y, one in Ramsen, in the same state, and
the fourth for the benefit of the Welsh
iron-workers of Pittsburg.
San Francisco, Boston and Erie, Pa,
each have weekly paper in the Portu-
gese language, and those three comprise
the total of that class
The countrymen of Kosciusko have set
tied in Chicago in sufficient numbers tc
raiEicc ts-n paper t.sse;- native Peslgssr--
Though there are number of German
and English periodicals in America de-
voted to Jewish interests, only one ap-
pears in the original Hebrew. It is the
Jewish Gazette, a weekly New York
paper, and is printed in the same charac-
5ers in which Moses and the prophets are
to have written.
In Brooklyn is published a monthly
paper in the Gaelic language of Ireland.
The hieroglyphics of China appear Oh
he pages of the weekly Chinese -Ameri-
:an, the publication of which was recent
y begun in New York by Woo Ching
Zoo, an Americanized child of the Flow
ry Empire.
At Talelequah, the capital town of the
Cherokee nation, in the Indian Territory,
J printed a paper in the Cherokee Indian
the written form of which was
1vented by the half-breed Guess during
ne present century. 1t is the only peri
deal which has ever appeared in any of
he aboriginal languages.