The daily enterprise. [volume] (Livingston, Mont.) 1883-1884, 1884-07-03
THE LATEST NEWS.

Allan PinkertOn the great detective IS
dead
Mr.. Blaine is daily expected in Louis
vile to visit Gen. Elkin.
The Fargol Southern has been COM
pictcd to Ortonvillc, 122 miles.
All leading railroads, except the Den
yer & Rio Glande, are paying their July
interest
Ithica. New York, has been visited by
great thunder storm that cut down trees
and flooded the streets.
A committee Of the labor organizations
Of Chicago will formally welcome Ben
Butler at the convention.
Thirty friends of Judge Field, are on
their way from California to attend the
convention in his interest.
1t is currently reported that a meeting
is soon to take place at Dantzig, between
the Emperor of Germany and the Car.
The Cleveland driving park offers a
purse Of $4,000 to Jay-Eye-See and
Clingstonc, both to enter and race July
31st.
Many deaths from cholera are daily
occurring in Toulon, France, and the dis
ease is spreading to other towns and vii
lagos.
Miss Lizzie Kemp was seized in New
York, dragged into stable and outraged
by two colored fcnds. One of them has
leen captured.
A train fell through a bridge over the
Grande river near Keokuk, Ia., and 20
or 25 persons were injured, besides five
who were killed and others who will die
\ prisoner known as Jimmy the Kid
who was being brought from St. Paul to
Fargo went into the water closet, opened
the window, jumped out as the train was
going at full speed, and made his escape.
The Spanish cabinet and the American
minister to Spain have had conference
about Cuba. The minister said America
did not want Cuba but that Spain should
do something to promote the interests Of
the island.
The annual meeting of the Army Of
the Tennessee will be held ut Lake Min
netonka August 18th and 14th. Sherman
and Grant will be present. The latter
will deliver what may be his farewell adj
dress to the army and people.
1t Emporium, Pa. some freight cars
came in collision with a number of coal
oil cars standing on a side track at the
Driftwoo( oil works, and they caught fire
and fifteen buildings, mostly business
places, were destroyed. Loss $4,000;
insurance $4,000.
Fifteen or twenty democratic senators
intend to leave by special train for CHI
cago Saturday morning should congress
not adjourn by Friday night, being paired
with republicans. This will break the
quorum and make transaction of any
thing but .unobjected'' business, of which
there is very little left, impossible.
The London Standard says Intuen-
tial lrisll-Americans have urged Pafncll
to issue an address to the Irish voters of
America requesting them to support
Blaine in the presidential contest in the
hope that his election would result in TO-
menting difficulties between England and
the United States. Parnell has hereto
fore declined to acccde to any request Of
this nature.
The secretary of the interior has re-
ccived tclcgrams from cattle men of Dodge
City, Kansas. complaining that the Cher
okee Stock Association, who have leased
strip of land in the Indian Territory
travcrsed by the established cattle trails
between Texas and Kansas, have closed
these trails with wire fences and offered
armed Ie istance to the progress of catt e
drives. The secretary instructed Inspec-
tor Benedict to go Immediately to the re-
zion of the disturbance and take active
measures to open and keep open all estah-