The daily enterprise. [volume] (Livingston, Mont.) 1883-1884, 1884-07-18
THE LATEST NEWS.

Ion on Wednesday night.
John A. Logan will begin stumping
Indiana in the latter part of August.
San Fransisco has sent consignment
Of California made beer to Chicago as an
experiment.
Edward Mccarthy, prominent demo-
crat of New Haven, Conn.,, has bolted
Cleveland.
Edward Yard, lace merchant, of New
York, has assigned with liabilities of
about 81 100000.
France and China cannot agree on
treaty and the resumption of war is ap
parently inevitable.
Hiram Campbell & Sons, iron manu-
facturers Of Ironton, o., have failed with
liabilities of 100000.
A severe duel took place near New Or
leans between two prominent gentlemen
Neither was killed.
Ex-senator Wallace, Of Pennsylvania,
is to be chairman of the democratic ma
tional committee.
The break ID the Texas Pecifc caused
by floods near Ell Paso, has been repaired
and business resumed
A strong effort will be made and prep
arations are already in progress to carry
Ohio for the democrats this autumn.
The republicans have held great rati-
tication meeting in New Yerk and the
democrats a similar one in Louisville.
Business is as dull in the commercial
centres of Cub% as in America. Failures
are following each other in rapid success
sion.
B. F. Jones, chairman of the republi-
can national committee, has sent out cir
culars calling for contributions to cam
paign fund.
A convention of anti -monopolists, green
hackers, labor unionists, and national
unionists, was held in San Francisco and
resolutions passed to support Butler.
An apparently respectable house kept
by one Mrs. Burner has been discovered
i'll Minneapolis where young girls, almost
children, were cuticed and by threats
made prostitutes.
Byrant Coe. who was knocked down
with a blow on the head from sand-bag
and robbed on the outskirts of Minneapo-
lis, suffered conclusion of the brain and
died from its effects.
G.. A. Stanbro, Northern Pacific Ex-
press agent at Hawley, Minn., embezzled
tie company funds aud fled to Winni-
PEG. He has been arrested there and an
effort will be made to extraditc him.
Gen. Flagg. secretary of the republican
state committee of Massachusetts,, has re-
signed that position because he cannot
support Blaine and Logan. John F. An
drew, another prominent republican of
that state will support Cleveland.
A Quebec dispatch says: Although
the courts refused to cxtradite John G..
Emo, and ordered his Liberation, Ameri-
can detectives are still watching his
movements This former millionaire
cannot walk the streets without being
shadowed.
The Cuban insurgents under Aguero
have begun open war against the admins
tration of the island. Several times the
government troops have been repulsed
in skirmishes and the property OF those
favorable to the government is being
ruthlessly destroyed.
The treasury department has been IN
formed by one OF its agents onsthe Cana
dian border that paper rags. supposed to
have been collected in the cholera inject
ed districts, of Egypt, Turkey and South
erp France, are being imported into the
United States through Canadian ports.
They are described as Of low grade and
l;ke.v to contain disease. A large lot was
| recently shipped to this country from Liv-
erpool.