The daily enterprise. [volume] (Livingston, Mont.) 1883-1884, 1883-07-06
TELEGRAPHIO NOTES.

Elan, the Virginia duellist, is likely to
die from the effects of the shot given him
by Bierne.
Two criminals have been arrested at
Wahpeton, Dakota, who fed there after
committing rape at Darlington, Wis.
A cyclone swept through portions Of
Massachusett and Connecticut on the 2nd
inst, unroofing houses and doing general
damage.
Sunday and Monday were the hottest
days OF the season throughout the east.
St. Paul observations show it to have been
the hottest on Sunday known in that city
for several years.
The new steamer Daphne launched at
Glasgow, Scotland, ON Tuesday, had
great number of people on her decks. As
she struck the water, she rolled from side
to side, and finally capsized and drowned
nearly fifty persons.
Cept. G. H. Ingalls,, nephew of Gen.
ingalls,, viii succeed Col. Holabird as as
sistant quartermaster. Capt. Ingalls, was
formerly lieutenant in the Sixth Infantry
ansi served with his infantry at Fort Lin
toln and at Little Missouri.
BY fire at Astoria, Oregon. on the 3rd
inst, property to the value OF $225.OOO
was destroyed; insured for $4,000. The
Oregon Railway and Navigation compa-
ny's dock was burned, involving loss OF
$4,000. Seven salmon canneries were
destroyed and $4,000 cases of salmon.
A cyclone visited Wisconsin on Monday,
taking in the towns of Eipon, Green,
Lake, hartford, Princeton, Oakfeld, LAM
artine, Byron, New Cassel, Brandon, Blair,
Belgium, Necedah and others. Barns,
trees, bridges and few dwel]ing houses
were destroyed through the region visited
by the storm.
MONTICELLO, Wis, July 3.-The gran
ite shaft which is to mark the spot where
Gen. Custer and the seven companies of
the Seventh U. S. Cavalry laid down their
lives was shipped to Montana yesterday.
The monument consists of cube OF Mon
ticello granite -four feet) resting oa base
OF the same material. 1t is inscribe with
fourteen hundred letters, the names of the
slain.
President Arthur has made the follow
ing appointments: COL Holabird. quarter
master general, to succeed Gen. Ingalls,,
retired; VIM. j. Galbrath, associate JUS
tice of the supreme court of Montana;
Samuel j.. Kirkwcod, Of Iowa, Slas B.
Lutcher, OF New York, and Anthony Gilk-
eson, of New York, commission to ex-
anime forty five miles of railroad and tel
graph line constructed 10y the Oregon &
California railroad company southwardly
from the city of Rosebud, Oregon; Nor
gan D. Tracy, receiver Of public moneys
at Lewiston, Idaho.
PANAMA, July 3.-TLe volcano of One
teme Lake, Nicaragua, is in eruption Al
Rio Luco, forty miles from the Atlantic,
the nth opened in many places, throw
ing ut very fine sand in heated state,
willis. the subterraEe can noise was made
resembling that of boiling water AtTur-
DO, on the Gulf of Uraho, the earth orened
and water issued forth, flooding the streets
to the depth Of two feet. Many houses
were shaken down and the small villages
Of Buzres and Nicurce were completely en-
rulfed. The mouth of the river Econ.
which emptied into the Atlantic, is COM
pletely closed up, and all over the district
the movement Of the earth is SO continuous
that the inhabitants are emigrating.
CH1cAGe, June 3.-Delegates to the
national c6nfeferce of Anti Monopolists,
to be held in this city tomorrow, are be-
ginning to arrive, ard there now promises
to be large representation from all the
nor thern and western states. There are
many greenbackers in attendance, but the
general impression is that the great fight
will be on the tariff question. The dele
gates from the eastern styles generally adj
rocatc protection, and the western dele
gates free trade. While it isconidently
asserted Hy delegates that = platform for
1 new national party will be adopted. It
IS evident that many Of those attending
hold wide iiiverging views on the various
and it remains for the actual
Of the convention TO deter
pGinc what the new party win advocate
and with what unanimity the attending
delegates will subscribe to the new er,-
embodiment u the platform.