The daily enterprise. [volume] (Livingston, Mont.) 1883-1884, 1883-07-13
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A cyclone swept through southern Kan-
sason the 18th inst, doing great damage il,
the towns of Cimarron and Soldier City,
ana the neigli.o: .iig IoUutry.
DENVER, COL, July 11.-Gov. Grant
this afternoon offered $500 reward for the
arrest of each person crinlinally concerned
in the recent Grand county murders.
An attempt was made to murder j.
johnson foreman of the steieotyping room
of the Boston Herald. When leaving his
work he was attacked and struck on the
head four times WITH a blunt weapon.
David Flannery engineer of the press
rooms W IS arrested for the deed.
ALBANY, July 11--Tle bank of Frank
lin was robbed early this morning of $500
in silver Two l;slili.ies living near were
found gsggad. The s,..e was blown open
after two holrs' work The explosion,
took out nearly the whole front OF the
building and set fire to the papers. The
paper money OF the bank was in anot:.cr
sac.
SALT Lake, July 1O.-About 4 o'clock
this aftc.noo two men entered lions
Saving Bank. One OF the men engaged
Schetler, the cashier, in conversation and
struck aim Il violent blow with an ir0l,
rod. They t's"n g@ti,4red ouaEt;ty of
gold lying on the counter and made their
escape. Up to u late hour Tonight the
robbers were still at large. The amount
taken has not yet been made public by
the bank Off ;ials.
LONDON, July 1.-THE river has risen
to an unprecedented height and the de-
struction of property is iear.ul. So far
as is known eight houses have been. car
ried away and three persons were drowned
it is feared many others have persisted, As
a large number are missing. Barns have
been carried away by the score and rail
road travel is cut off by washouts On the
main line at Patton siding and on the
Sarnia route. - 'ssAs ~sasA
SYRACUSE, n. Y, July 11.-On Mon
day evening, shortly a.ter seven O'Clock,
Lilly Percy was abducted by her mother
who lives in Minneapolis. The girl has
been living with her grandmother in tits
city. A strange man appeared and claim
ed to have warrant for her. He dragged
her out OF the house and forced her into
carriage despite her protests, and the car
riage wa; driven rapidly away. 1t is sup
posed tn It the man and the girls mother
have taken her to Minneapolis. The girl is
10 years old, atd worked in cry goods
store in this city. @>
The Dispatch, of St. Louis, an
nounces on what it considers reliable au-
t.io:ity, but which has not yet been verif-
ed, that the brotherhood of telcgraphers
will inaugurate a general strike at noon
next Monday. 1t is said that there are
upwards o. 5000 ol orators in the brother
hocd, an i they g, oat thc result will be
hardly less than a public calamity. 1t is
not known whether any direct demand
has yet been made Oh the company, but it
is alleged that one will lie presented en-
bracing seven hours as night work, extra
pay for Sunday work and greater Uniform
i7ormity ii not higher wages. 1t is also
said the brotherhood are strongly opposed
to the introduction OF any girls or women
III the business. Telegraph officials have
no Information regarding the reported
movement and evince no disposition to
talk about it. The general Office Of the
brotherhood is at Pittsburg. and !: is nn-
derstood that all orders or eGicts will he
issued from that place.