The daily enterprise. [volume] (Livingston, Mont.) 1883-1884, 1883-10-19
NEWssN0TEs.

NEWSaN0TES.
: Ben Butler accepts his nomination
as governor by the greenbackers.
: The French government is impris-
oning all agitators.
Frank Rankin wilfully shot Martin
Cody at Louisville, KY. on Tuesday.
There are 400 cases of trichinons:: is
the villages of Saxony, Germany, and
people are dying of the disease daily.
J; VIM. Krefter, a German laborer at
the Linseed Oil company's works, at
Minneapolis, fell into a bin f,s.seed
and was smothered. ]
At Charleston, S. c., at circus
negro named Campbell shot and killed
a white man named Redmond and was
lynched shortly after.
The Northern Pacific express offers
5000 for the apprehension of j. Nc
Callhan, formerly agent at Dawson,
who stole sum of money.
A villainous attempt was made to
wreck passenger train near Wheel
ing, West Virginia, by tying rail
across the track. Fortunately it was
unsuccessful, and many passengers
narrowly escaped with their lives.
The Northern Pacific demonstrates
it's confidence in it's own resources by
declining to enter into pool with the
other transcontinental lines. It be-
lieves itself big enough and strong
enough to enter into open competition
| with it's older competitors.
The murder Of Ada Atkins near
Lafayette, Ind, is no longer mys1
terry. Melting the hired man, confesses
that knowing she was alone in the
house, he was seized with an irresist-
ible desire to murder her, and wontin
and choked her insensible and then
cut her throat. He says that he did
not outrage her person.
John Walsh and John Irving, two
noted burglars and crooks. met in a
saloon in New York and quarreled
over some trifling matter. and both
pulled revolyers and fired at the same ).
time, and both were instantly killed,
Great satisfaction is expressed by the
public that two such desperate crimi.
mails should be rid of so easily.
1t is surprising to note the number
of well-to.do people who travel across
the country on emigrant tickets. A
few days banker Of Charles CITY,
Iowa. rated at $3O0,OOO, went through
Mandan in company with Massachu-
setts capitalist, both travelling on emil
grant passports.-Pioneer.
Dickinson Press: His friends will
be sorry to learn that Howard Eaton,
Little Missouri, had one of his legs
broken just above the ankle last
Thursday, yrhis horse falling and
throwing him. He received other
slight injuries. A doctor came down
from Glendive and reduced the frac-
ture.
A bad state of affairs prevails along
the route Of the Mexican railroad.
Six men have been murdered within
the past two weeks. Parties return
ing from there say life is at dis
count. Railroad men to-day found
the skeletons Of three Texas cattle
thieves, murdered near Glorietta four
years ago. The exact fate OF the
thieves was unknown until now.
John Samuels, a half-brother of the
James boys, killed hackman a few
days ago in Kansas City. On his per-
son when arrested is said to have been
found a letter from Frank James, who
is still in Gallatin Jail, that read as
follows: Things are going all right.
/ will soon be out Of this trouble. and
when ! am you will soon hear of me
again in the saddle.
Alvah H. Doan, clerk in the pension
office, has invented method of dis
playing weather signals in the conn-
Try for the benefit Of farmers which
may be adopted by the Signal Servica