The daily enterprise. [volume] (Livingston, Mont.) 1883-1884, 1884-09-11

work in Ohio.
September 9th was holiday in Cali
fornia-the anniversary of the States adj
mission to the Union.
All telegraph, telephone and electric
light poles are to be removed from the
streets of Philadelphia.
President Arthur with Teller, Chandler,
Frelinghuysen and Gresham, attended
Secretary Folger's funeral.
On the 22nd will begin the taking of
depositlons of witnesses in the Blaine
Sentinel libel case who are resident in
Kentucky.
The Chinese want to bar the entrance
to the Pa river at Shanghai. The consuls
of the different powers earnestly protest
against such action.
Police officer Fowle was shot and
killed in Washington, D. G., by negro
convict named John Langsler, who had
been at work in the chain gang and had
escaped.
It is said that convention of coal min
ers in the whole bituminous district of
Pennsylvania has decided to order gen.
eral strike. This will call about 100000
men out of the mines.
Paynevi,lc & Co., insolvent commission
men and cotton factors of Louisville, have
been shown guilty of swindling to the
amount of $4,000 by pledging forged and
worthless warehouse receipts.
William Collision, telegraph operator at
Snake Hollow, in the midst of the disaf-
fected coal district, was shot dead under
the mistaken impression that he was set
ting fire to one of the hoppers.
At St. Vincent de Paul hospital, Nor
folk, Virginia, Sam Blaire, an errand boy
eighteen years old, shot and killed Nellie
Devlin, pretty servant of fourteen years,
with whom he was familiar. He then
killed himself.
Admiral Courbet, commanding the
French fleet in Chinese waters, advocates
the declaration Of war by France, and the
prompt beginning of hostilities before
China gets fully stocked wsth ammuni-
tion from foreign vessels.
Gen. Butler spoke twice on Tuesday to
the people of Lincoln, Nebraska. His chief
departure from his Minnesota speech was
to urge the greenbacker and anti-monopo-
list parties in the State to fuse with the
democrats in order that the two former
could be shown to hold the balance power.
Advices from Warsaw, where the Gar
of Russia now is, state that the arrest of
Nihilists is of daily occurrence. Six per-
sons were arrested Sunday evening for ap-
preaching within SEQ PAGES of the Cars
soldiers. The gems d'armes have been
ordered to fire at anyone who crossed the
Cars route as he entered Warsaw.
The past ten days in Chicago have
constituted heated term, its intensity be-
ing almost unprecedented in the history
of the city. The thermometer has rarely
dropped below seventy-tive degrees, and
has risen to ninety degrees. A popularity
of the season has been the fact that the
nights have afforded a sultriness continu-
ing very evenly through the full twenty
four hours Att o'clock Tuesday morn
in the thermometer registered 80.
Seven thousand men were in line Mon
day night in parade in honor Of Governor
Cleveland The procession was two
hours IN passing the reviewing stand. AT
ter the parade was dismissed the Governor
entered the hotel and held an informal re-
cention. In the course of the evening
the Governor was presented with banner
bearing his portrait. The head was en-
circled by four stars, typifying ''Sobrie-
tv.' "Justice," Honesty" and "Reform.' :
Behind the hills was the sun just rising
and labeled ''Vlctory.'' After general
handshaking the Governor retired for the
night.
Operating in Corn.
CHICAGO, September 8.-The life OF the
speculative markets on exchange is at