The daily enterprise. [volume] (Livingston, Mont.) 1883-1884, 1883-11-02
NEWS NOTES.
Kentucky is reveling in cyclones.

numerous nuisance about the country.
G. N. Fox. assistant secretary of
the navy under Gideon Wells, is dead.
Lieut. Gen Sheridan is now general
of all the armies,'' vice Sherman, re.
tired.
Springfield, Mass, had a $4,000
diamond robbery in broad daylight
this week
S. H. Murch, an ex.congressman
from Maine, has opened gin asylum
in Boston.
Hon. John c. New will not resign
the assistant Secretary's portfolio
until the next administration.
Jacksonville, a puritanical town in
the sucker state, would not let the
Jesse James troupe perform within it's
limits.
Senator Edmunds expresses the hope
that the Democrats of Ohio will send
''his old friend Thurman back to the
Senate. The eminent Vermonter de.
clares he has not felt quite at his ease
since the historical red bandanna
ceased to flourish in the Senate cham
ber.
This from the Chicago Herald, is
gross libel on the Glendalers: "A
Glendale, Mont, jury hung for two
hours, but the sheriff told them there
would be horse race out on the street
in an hour and they agreed in exactly
seven minutes by the foreman's
watch.'
The human body is seven-eights
water. The blood is mostly water.
All the tissues owe their softness to
it, and even the bones have a share of
this fluid. No organ of the body
could perform it's duty, nor could life
be sustained without it. Alcohol
burns up the water, diseases and de.
SCrOyeS the DOOy.
Kan Gi Shank, better known as
"Crow Dog" sentenced to death last
January for the murder of the cele-
brated Sioux chief, Spotted Tail. was
granted permission to visit Deadwood,
unattended. and made his escape. His
case is now before the United States
supreme court on an appeal that having
been tried by the Indian authorities,
according to the treaty he was not
amenable to the white mans law.
The excess of value of exports over
Of merchandise: For the
month ended September 30th, 1883,
So, l97, ,052; for twelve months ended
September 30. 1883, $ll7.326, 900.
Value of imports of merchandise, for
the year ended September 30, 1883,
were 1904, 800, ,O36, decrease of $751;
IA, 663 compared with the previous
years. Values of exports of merchan-
lise for the year ended September 30,
1888, 1912, ,286, ,945, an increase of $74,-
336.730 over the previous twelve
Denmark has lately acquired tor
pedo-boat which is pronounced in Eng
and, where it was made, the largest
,float. Her displacement is fifty.fve
;ons and her armament comprises four
If the largest Whitehead torpedoes,
each carrying eighty pounds Of gun.
cotton and Hotchkiss revolving gun.
She has a coal capacity Of ten tons,
which is equivalent to 1900 miles at
eleven knots, but her full speed is
;wenty knots. Despite her great size,
he boat is capable Of transportation
~ rail.
Unless something is done Secretary
= lger will soon find himself buried
beneath the mighty mass Of cash &C.
in the treasury vaults.
lust now $l65, 100000 represents the
'mount of available cash on hand,
which is no less than $50, ,OOO, 900 more
han is ever deemed necessary for \
afe reserve. What to do with it all
the problem that is puzzling the
'rains Of the Treasury officials, and
lObOdy seems able to solve it. Com.
missioner Dudley and his long list Of
have been confidently
ounted on to help in this matter. but
t seems that there has been an nnex.
,ected let.up in the demand for nen.