The daily enterprise. [volume] (Livingston, Mont.) 1883-1884, 1883-08-03


St. Louis have struck, demanding higher
wages.
The Lancaster watch company has sus-
pended, throwing $50 workmen out OF
employment.
The democratic convention of Pennsyl-
vania is in session. The proceedings are
advancing most harmoniously.
Printers on the San Francisco papers
rhe Call and the Bulletin--have struck
work. Their places have been supplied
by rats
The funeral OF the Hon. Thomas Hoyne,
who was killed in the Carleton N. Y, rail
road disaster, occurred to-day, and was at
tended by large concourse of citizens.
C. II. Ward 6 Co., Boston boot and
shoe dealers, have failed, with liabilities
to the amount OF s75O,OO0. Shaw &
Bros, the tanners who failed carried them
down.
D. r. Taylor, superintendent of the
Missouri division of the Northern Pacific,
has resigned his position, but will remain
to engage in business in Mandan, of which
town he has been elected an alderman.
TROY, Aug. 1.-The Troy and Boston
freight train collided this morning at Paw
nee, Vermont The locomotives and six
cars were wrecked. 1t is reported that
six men were killed, all Of them EN- mployes
f the railroad.
ST.. PAnL, July 50.-The situation wit
the telegraphers is about the same as at
the end of the week. 1t is only a matter
OF time now that one side or the other will
give way. The fight is now one Of endur-
ance. 1t is rumored On the streets that
the Baltimore g. Ohio railroad have sent
for the executive committed of the Broth
crhood, presumably with the idea of ar
ranging things, but nothing definite is
known as 70 the truth Of the rum6r.
CApETowN, Africa, July 31-O'Donnell
was examined before q Port Elizabeth
magistrate to-day on a charge Of murder
ing James Carey, the inforiner. Accord
ing to the evidence given Carey and
O'Donnel had been drinking in a second
class cabin just before the murder. When
the steamer was half way between Sable
Bay and Algora Bay O'Donnel suddenly
hit Carey in the neck with a revolver.
Carey staggered away and O'Donnell fol-
| lowed and shot him twice i'm the back.
DENVER, July 31-Osmond Tearle,
the leading man Of the Wallack Company
was married to Minnie Conway this morn
ing, well known stage beauty. The
we dding took place in Miss Rose Cough
! lan's rooms at the Windsor Hotel, Rev.
Charles Marshall officiating. The we'd
ding breakfast provided by Miss Coughlan
| was very elegant. Tearle was recently
divorced in New York, and Miss Conway
was also recently divorced from her hus-
band, Jules Levy, the famous cornetist.
The affair produced quite sensation.
Miss Conway arrived from Ne.: York last
evening, all efforts being made to keep
the details Of the marriage quiet.
NEWARK, N. j., July 31-John Bris-
ing Jr, shot his uncle John Brising ST., of
81 Melvern street this evening, and then
committed suicide, by shooting and drown
ing, Young Brising boarded with his
uncle but for some time had not paid any
board, he was ordered this evening to leave
the house. Young Brising was about 20
years Of age, and met his uncle on the
street in front of the latter's residence, and
drawing pistol shot him in the head. A
cry of murder was raised and Brising Jr.,
fed. He ran to the Salt Meadows and
when reaching clay pit he fred two bull
let's into his head and jumped into the
water. His body was soon recovered.
The wounds in the head were sufficient to
cause death. Brising ST., was not serious
ly injured.
WIsNEpEG, Aug 1.-THE contact be-
tween the Manitoba and Ontario Govern
ments continues. Premier NorGuay, ex-
Judge Miller. the chief constable and
posse, went to Rat Portage and caused
the arrest Of the Ontario special police
men, who released certain prisoners from
the Manitoba Jail; also Montgomery, who
escaped. They are charged with selling
prisoners liquor. They went after mid
night last night with cahoose and engine
TO Deception, where thep awaited the reg
ular train to Winnepeg, and arrived here
last night. The prisoners were sI,ackled
and taken to the Provincial Jail. It is
stated that application has been made for
their release under the Habasus Corpus
Act, which will raise the question OF tie
Jurisdiction Of the Manitoba Government
CHICAGO. July 31.-The working num-
Der OF the Western Union wires has been