The daily enterprise. [volume] (Livingston, Mont.) 1883-1884, 1884-03-19
THE LATEST NEWS.

not foot and mouth disease.
A bill has been introduced info con
gress to prohibit the Importation and sale
of opium.
Breckinridge, son of a late vice -presi-
dent, has been elected to the California
Legislature.
Governor Murray of Utah, has gone to
Washington to demand an investigation OF
the charges made against him.
J. D. F. Rockefeller of Salt Lake City,
one of the best known miners in the west,
suicided by taking morphine.
w. B. Hazen, book-keeper and stock
holder in the Excelsior oil works of Chi
cago suicided No motive known
A hundred miles of country along the
lower Mississippi in Louisiana and Miss
1ssippi is under water. No loss Of life is
reported.
It is alleged that Sargant has been al
lowed by Secretary Frelinghuysen the
option of remaining in Benlin or becoming
minister to some other court.
A silver mine near Schwartzam Tyron
was flooded by a subterranean spring and
several miners drowned The damage to
the works by water was serious.
A steamer from Cuba bound for New
York had on board twenty five Cubans
who are represented to be bandit outlaws.
They have been prevented from landing
The bark Lucie, Liverpool for San Fran
cisco, was sunk by collision and six of
her crew drowned. The captain and
three members of the crew arrived at You
ghal.
The police of Newcastle on-Tyne have
received information of plot to explode
the principal buildings of that city, includ-
ing the Central railway station and post
office.
1t is said that Bismarck is receiving
numerous kilograms approving his speech
in regard to the Lasker incident He is
astonished at the rapidity at which mes
sages of approval reach him from Amer
lea.
The Minneapolis board of trade mas
passed resolutions condemning in the
strictest terms the policy of the Northern
Pacific which charges the same freight
rate from Minneapolis and ST. Paul as
from New York.
Christina Kett, an 1S-year old girl was
murdered at Dayton, o., in 1867. Moth
ing was ever known of the murderer
until few days ago when death-bed
confession elected the fact that her
mother did it in fit of passion.
St. Paul. Minneapolis and Milwaukee
merchants protest against the Northern
Pacific freight tariffs which discriminate
strongly in favor of New York in the
east and Portland in the west thus inter-
fering greatly with the trade of the first
named cities.
Albert LaHaire a ssceiling walker
while doing his act in the Pence opera
house in Minneapolis on Saturday night
was killed. One of the rings in which he
hooked his feet while walking the ceiling
pulled out and he fell forty feet and his
head struck the iron arm of seat. His
skull was frightfully fractured and his
neck broken.
News has been received of disastrous
snow slide at Corey, a small mining town
in Conundrum gulch Colorado, seventy
miles north of Denver, in which five min
ers were killed. Their names are ]. F.
Tate, Millard Thorn, s. E. Slade. George
Morris and j. P. Steel. The avalance was
several hundred feet wide and fifty feet
deep.
It is rumored that the English govern
ment, desiring to test the opinion Of the
country in regard to the Egyptian policy
and fearing that the obstruction in the
present parlifnent will Illustrate the fran
chise bill, has decided to dissolve parlia-
ment and has informed the queen of sthis
decision through the chamberlain.
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