The daily enterprise. [volume] (Livingston, Mont.) 1883-1884, 1884-07-16
THE LATEST NEWS.

Jaw Gould has sold his stock in the Mer-
camille Trust company.
Irish American republicans are to hold
a convention in Cincinnati.
The natural gas well near Pittsburg ex
ploded and killed two miners.
B. D. Buford Il Co., of the Rock Is
land (Ills.) Piow works, have assigned
At Harrisburg, Pa, Richard A. Mercer
was drugged, shot and robbed of 81 800.
Two trains collided between Brooklyn
and Coney Island and ten passengers
were injured.
The Siberian plague is raging in some
Russian towns and cholera has made its
appearance there.
A reported case of fatal Asiatic choi-
era in New York is said to have been vio-
lent cholera morbus.
John Kelly has nothing to say as to
! what action Tammany will take regarding
Cleveland's nomination.
A Frenchman trying to get into Spain
without complying with quarantine rules
! was shot by the guards.
The concentrating works Of Estry &
H.,
HILL were burned at Leadville. Loss $780,
600: insurance half Of the loss.
In Marseilles, France, there were 66
deaths from cholera on Monday. The
laboring men of that city are rioting.
". II. Bealc and man named Bowls
fought duel in hotel at Dallas, Texas,
| and both were shot through the heart.
VIM. Hanaghan'; horse +" Sour Mash,
| was driven 20 miles in II minutes and 35
seconds by Sam Richards at Hampton
Park at Springfield Mass.
The anniversary of the fall of the
French Bastile July IA was celebrated
| in the city of Mexico very brilliantly.
Both the French colonists and the Mexi-
| cans Joined in the festivities. - - - 2
| Near Charlotte, n. c., a negro dance
changed into free fight. One negro had
! his head almost severed from his body
| with a razor. anonther was shot through
the brain and nearly dozen others were
hurt.
Mission San Jose, California, was al
most entirely destroyed by fire Sunday
night. When the water supply gave out
the inhabitants used claret vine to extin-
guish the flames and thus saved the
church.
At Stsrkvillc, Miss, a negro poisoned
the two sons of the man he was working
for. He told the story to woman ano
also the name of the negro doctor from
whom he obtained the poison; both were
arrested. and. while being taken to .jai
they were siezed by a mob and hanged
No more one-dollar notes can he sup
piled by the treasurer until about the first
of August. An order for their prepara
ton could not be given until after the ap
propriation bill was passed, and the fail
ure to supply is due to the delay OF con
gress. 6
The steamer Charles Morgan, loadet
with 400 to 500 excursionists, and small
steamer collided 90 miles below st. Louis
The small steamer sank but her crew were
saved. The Charles Morgan was unln MI,
iured and a frightful calamity was thu
mercifully averted.
Tn view of the Cholera in France I'M
ted States consuls at the principal ports Q
France and England have been in
J structed to Lave physicians inspeo
o,orv vessel about to sail for the Unite
States and to refuse bills Of health cxceE
nnon the inspectors recommendation.
cascs where there are infectious or conta
o;o,,s diseases ON board they are to he re
norted to this country by telegraph.
AT Owensboro, KY, negro attempte'
few days ago to outrage 2 young lady
On Monday night mob OF about z
went to tile jail TO get the prisoner Y
]. Lucas, the jailer, and his son Tom, l's re
: fused to give him up, and with their pi'