The daily enterprise. [volume] (Livingston, Mont.) 1883-1884, 1884-04-30
THE LATEST NEWS.

The king of Siam will send exhibits
to the great exposition at New Orleans.
Edward E. Easton, one of the alleged
| cotton swindlers at Dallas, Texas, has
turned states evidence.
Moses Fraily, grain and stock broker
of st. Louis has failed. He was short
100000 bushels of wheat and lost $780,
900 on railroad stocks.
Advices from Capetown mentions a
strike and serious disorders in the dia-
mond fields. The men are searched daily
at the conclusion Of their work.
All the federal princes agree that if the
German reichstag respects the measure
prolonging an anti-socialist law diSsolu-
ton of that body shall ensue.
The steamer Assyrian, with provisions
for the French forces at Madagascar, was
wrecked at Province Island in the Indian
Ocean, 24O miles north of Madagascar.
The cavalry barracks in process of erec-
tion at Portsmouth, Eng, suddenly fell.
The workmen, who were convicts, were
buried in the ruins. The loss Of life is
large.
Hiram Jefferson. an old man living
near Audubon, Iowa, was taken from his
house and hanged by his own sons and
two sons-in-law. The motive is not
stated.
Governor ,Ordway, who has been in
dicted on the charge of asking and re-
ceiving bribes as a U. S. officer, has given
bail in the sum of $4,000 for his appear
ance for trial.
It is feared that the signal service OBJ
server, Ramsey, on Pixies Peak, Colorado,
has perished from hunger or from trying
to escape through the deep snow that
made reliet impossible.
Jack Cole, one of the sailors of the
Jeanette, died in the insane asylum at
Washington. He became insane as the
result of hardships on the retreat to the
Siberian coast after the Jeanette was
lost
A Berlin dispatch says: The president
of the reichstag announced to-day that
Columbia lodge of Free Masons at San
Francisco had sent to the reichstag an ex-
preston of coincidence on the death of
Lasker.
Frank James is now under indictment
and out on bail, charged with the Otter
vile train robbery. One by one Frank is
clearing up the little stains on his chan
acter, and will soon be able to begin life
with aclean page.
At Lord Falmouth's sale of horses in
London Monday Sir Lord Willoughby
bought the three -year-eld brown colt
Harvester, for f8.60O, a three-year-old
bay filly, Busy Body, was purchased by
Lord Arlington for fs,sOO. Total amount
ESQ, ,22s.
Washington telegram, goth: A report
was published in New York this morning
that negotiations were pending between
the governments of Spain and Mexico
looking to the transfer by the former to
the latter of the island of Cuba, is regard
ed as absurd by the Spanish minister. and
altogether improbable by the Mexican
representative.
The news of the uprising of the Ute
Indians on their reservation in New Mex
leo and Arizona is said to be correct. No
whites have been killed so far, though
several were wounded in an encounter in
which two Tn lians were killed. The Ma
vaioes in the San Juan valley are also
said to be in arms. and troops have been
sent to quiet them.
Chicago telegram: Five hundred news
boys and bootblacks of this city paraded
the streets tonight with torches and
drums and notices, signifying the APP
proval of proposition now before the
city council to bring them under police
regulation by requiring them to pay a
small license and wear badges. One or
two Of the papers object to the move, and
the boys threaten to bovcott them.