The daily enterprise. [volume] (Livingston, Mont.) 1883-1884, 1884-01-11
THE LATEST NEWS.
Frank James illness is almost hope

Frank James illness is almost hope
less.
The Bismarck Touring mill has been
attached, and is evidently hopelessly
insolYcnt.
The last sIsteamer Il from 's:ssChina
brought 81 Chinese traders" into
San Francisco.
A colored family OF eight persons
were burned to death near Raleigh,
North Carolina.
The Female college at Columbus,
Ga, was burned on the 9th. All the
40 inmates escaped.
A crowd of rustlers at Seven Rivers,
New Mexico, fired among nine Mexi-
can laborers and killed four of them.
Charles Whitehead, managing edi-
tor of the Los Angeles Evening Re-
publican, was fatally wounded by a
discharged printer.
The Galesyille wis., university,
value $4,000, WAS burned on the 9th.
Most of the contents, except a portion
of the library, were saved.
A break has been, discovered in the
dyke that protects the Bismarck
bridge. and a force of fifty men are en-
gagged in repairing it with all speed.
J. A. Leonard, of Minnesota, has
been transferred from the consulate at
Leith, Scotland, to that of Calcutta.
Oscar MalDross, Of the same state,
succeeds as consul at Leith.
The Vignaux -Schaeffer billiard con-
test of 5000 points, 600 points to be
played nightly. commences on the 14th
at Paris. The will be ..balke line
and will be played in the cafe of the
Grand hotel
Senator John Sherman has been
asked to take the presidency Of the
Northern Pacific, but will probably
decline as he does not wish to give up
his seat in the senate at the present
stage of Ohio politics.
Lieut.. Augur of the navy, who has
been in the Bloomdale lunatic asylum
since last month. escaped on the night
of the 8th, and perished from cold and
exposure. His body was found in the,
roadway next morning.
Alphonse Kell, a colored boy of
fifteen years, has been arrested in
Washington and confessss 4 great list
of atrocious crimes. as poisoning per-
sons and cattle, burning buildings and
repeatedly attempting to commit those
crimes.
Investigation into the causes of tue
recent terribly fatal railroad accident
near Toronto shows that the conductor
of the colliding freight train disobeyed
orders by running past the station
where he was To have met the other
train.
The Denver & Rio Grande railroad
company filed mortgage in the coun-
ty clerks office of Ell Paso county,
bonding all their lines, railing stock,
and lands to the Union Trust company
of New York, for $4,000. 900 to run
thirty years at five per cent.
In the prosecution Of the star route
cases the government paid as follews:
A. M. Gibson. SIS. 1000; b. F. Brewster.
SIS. 900; Allan Pinkerton, detective SER
vice, $6.874; w. w. Kerr. $29, ,S77; FL.
Fl. Wells. $500; George Bliss, $34, ,242;;
w. A. Cook. $4,000; Il. 7. Merrick,
SIT 500. Total, $1l3,032.
General Badeau, United States con.
sui general, compelled the Havana
Commercial paper to retract false
statement to the effect that Badeau
had protested in the name of Ameri-
can merchants against the injury sns-
tanned by commerce from the cart
mems strike.
Portland, Oregon, reports two mur-
ders. ]. w. Murray assassinated his
hrother-in-law Alfrep Yanke because
his wife was in her brothers com
pany, after having refused to live
with him. Jacob Fisher and William
Bloxam had a row and fight, first with
knives and then with revolyers, till