The daily enterprise. [volume] (Livingston, Mont.) 1883-1884, 1884-07-02
THE LATEST NEWS.

| Ncale, of Ohio, for solicitor of the treas
| ury.
The county democracy of New Yorl
advocate Tildcn and Thurman as prcsi
DENTAL ticket.
1t is considered certain that America
France, and Germany are about to recog
nize the free State of Congo.
Bradford Dunham has retired from the
presidency of the Louisville & Nashville
railroad. j. A. Harallan succeeds him.
The officials of the Denver IL Rlc
Grandc refuse to state whether the inter
est on the company's bonds will be paid
or not
The general manager of the Central
Pacific announces that ON July 10th all
employees will he paid for the month OF
June.
The president has directed that Briga-
dier-general Swain and Lieutenant-col-
oncl Morrow be court-martialed. Both
are implicated in duplication of pay ac-
counts.
The decrease of the public debt for
June is about 50 100000; reduction for
the fiscal year ending June 3Oth, $101,-
100000; reduction last fiscal year, 1885,
O33, 1853.
The sheriff of the Cherokees in In
dian territory is taking down all the wire
fencing and contiscat'ng the wire that
encloses all the ranges larger than so
acres in area.
All the streams in the mountain dis
tricts of Colorado are higher than ever
before known, and there is still a heavy
snow in the upper regions. The railways
are principal loosers.
At benefit given in New York to Bill
England, the man who came across the
water to beat Sullivan, George Riske
clicked" him all over the stage and used
him up ih four rounds.
c. p. Huntington says the Central Pa
citic has plenty of money wherewith to
meet its interest maturing in July, and
that the Cotton suit against the company
has its foundation on spite work
In the English House of Commons
Gladstonc's motion, that the vote of. CEN
sure of the government on its Egyptian
policy be given precedence over all other
business, was Defeated by vote of 1870
to 14S.
There is panic among the Jews in the
towns in western Russia. The New Times
Of St. Petersburg, opposes any
with the Jews and declares that
,qral rights for Christians and Jews would
oe IA greater misfortune for Russia than
:hc former Nongollan yoke.
4 construction train ON the Chicago,
Burlington & Kansas City railroad went
through temporary bridge over the
3rande river near Sumner, Missouri.
The engine and five cars and the cabOose
ire in the bed of the stream. Two men
ire reported missing and others injured.
Cameron. of Pennsylvania, has intro
luced Joint resolution in the senate, di-
Getting the secretary of the treasury to
purchase not to exceed ten million trade |
lollars at their face value, paying there
or in standard silver dollars. Providing,
he purchase be made prior to September
st, 1884. Morrell objected to the pre-
cntation Of the resolution and the matter
vent over.
Mrs. Eliza Blackney, of Cincinnati,
attained verdict ef $4,000 against
has Greene. saleon keeper, in a suit
Inder the provisions of which is known
$ the Atlair liquor law, which makes a
amcnablc to the wife of
runkard If he continues to sell him
iouor after being warned by her not to
q 50. Her husband died from the ef-
ects of drink.
The post Office department has been in
rm,ed by the Italian government that in
lew Of the outbreak of the Asiatic cllol-
"a in France, mails from this country
,tended fur delivery in Italy smust he