The daily enterprise. [volume] (Livingston, Mont.) 1883-1884, 1884-01-30
THE LATEST NEWS.

Edward Bean, the largest shoe dealer in
Providence, r. l., has failed.
The Cleveland Paper company has as
signed, with liabilities of $250.000.
| Reports continue of disasters by the
gale in the English Channel and in the
Red Sea.
The republic of the island Of San Do
mingo wants reciprocity treaty with the
United States.
The old rates on the Union Pacific and
the Denver s. Rio Grande have been re-
stored. All contracts at the cut rates are
declared void
Congressman E. W. Mackey Of South
Carolina is dead The house of repre-
sentatives adjourned one day in memory
of the deceased.
The jury set aside the verdict in the
case against Aggie Hill and W. NJ. Neil
son in the celebrated Senator Sharon di-
yorce case.
The safe in the jewelry store of E. B.
Hayden & Co., New York, was broken
into by burglars, and $4,000 worth Of
jewelry taken.
Late rains in California have vastly i'm
proved the crop prospects in that state,
and the fruit yield is expected to be the
largest ever grown
At Rosita, Col, man named @. Kurtz
was shot to death by Frank Williams and
John Gray, miners. The tragedy grew
out of row at dance.
Sullivan failed to draw an audience in
Sap Fransisco He was Kissed while
sparring, and he threatened, if the kissing
was repeated, to clean out the house,
John B. Wood, a widely known news
paper man of New York, died suddenly
on Sunday. His peculiar gift in making
up news reports gave him the name of
1.-THE great American condenser
A sharp rise in Northern Pacific and
kindred stocks was reported from New
York on Monday. The cause came from
the purchase of 10000 shares of those
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stocks by syndicate who buy to hold.
Dick Hollywood of New York says
that Sullivan, on his return from San
Fransisco, will have call on the chal-
lenge of Joe Pendergast to fight any man
in the world for from 81, 900 to $4,000 a
side.
A substantial pledge of peace has been
offered by the Apaches at San Carlos
agency in person. Fifty-fve children left
Wilcox on Monday on the east bound
train for the Carlisle training school in
Pennsylvania.
J. H. Emslie, one of the best known
citizens Of Winnipeg, shot himself in the
Windsor house, St. Paul. An ante NOR
TEN letter written by the deceased stated
that he must keep the reason of his sui
eide a secret.
A Rosita, Col, dispatch says: Frank
Williams and John Gray, who shot and
killed man named KlIrtz in saloon row.
were taken frem Jail yesterday morning
by a masked mob and hanged I'd the raft
ers of neighboring shanty.
The passenger Departmental Of the North
ern Pacific has issued handsome and
very complete wall map. In addition to
the full route of the road, 1t has
attached 4 complete shippers index to all
points on and contingent to tie Northern
Pacific main line, branches and connec
tons.
The Coeur d'Alene Fever and Its Effects.
The Coeur d'Alene mining excite
ment continues and grows in Intensity.
It may be reasonably expected from
the present outlook that at least. 25 900
men will rush to those mines.
a great part of this number will have
come from states and territories other
than Montana. 1t may be also laid
down as d fact that an overwhelming
majority Of those who 60 there Willl
come away empty handed after having
looked fruitlessly for the gIittering
wealth that is reported to exist there
in such quantities. Doubtless there IS