The daily enterprise. [volume] (Livingston, Mont.) 1883-1884, 1884-08-20

Gen. Logan has been given blowou
at jamestown, N. Y.
JOS. A. Stone & CO.. heavy coal oper
ators of Pittsburg, ask an extension 0
credit !.
| Mary Clemmer, Mrs. Hudson) we'll
known writer, died in Washington OF
Monday
A fire at Genada, Mississippi, destroy
ed the greater part of the business por
ton Of the town.
Half the business portion of Greenville
Texas, was destroyed by fire, entailing a
loss of S3Go,oOo.
The French steamer, Rio Negro, has
sailed for Tonquin, China, with 1900
troops and munitions Of war;
A French naval officers on furlough
have been ordered to report for duty in
anticipation Of war with China.
The Mahoneites and the straight-out
republicans of Virginia are trying to
close up the breach between the two fac
TONS
The Clara Bell, from Panama, is at
Key West, her crew all down with
Chagres fever disease resembling yell
low fever
Hand & Ellsworth, paper manufactures
of New York, have assigned with liabil-
itles Of 1921 900 and assets of less than
half that sum-
Il is said that Robert Bonner, proprie~
tor of the New York Ledger, and a ia
nous horse fancier, has purchased Maud
S. from Vanderbilt.
Max Nor 4anthall soap and candle man
ufacturer, of San Francisco. has assigned
with liabilities of quarter OF a million,
and assets of nearly as much.
The cholera is spreading in France,
Switzerland and Italy, and at Toulon and
Marseilles, where it first appeared, is in
creasing after having almost died out.
Aaron Morris, of the firm of J. Morris
& Co., HALEY, Idaho, was murdered as
he was going home from collecting
tour. Though the murder was evidently
for the purposes of robbery, the
money which Morris had Oh his person
was not found
Alsop and Graves, two convicts who
led the revolt in the Frankfort, KY, pris-
on and escaped, were discovered in a
cornfeld by a posse in pursuit. They
opened fire on the pursuing party and
killed George Cassell, farmer. The
officers returned the fire and killed both
the conyicts.
A National Association of veterans of
the German Army was formed in Milwau-
kee on Monday. Its objects are similar
to that of the G.. A. R. The officers are
Paul Werner, Akron, Ohio, commander;
Hart Harwig, Milwaukee, auditor: Chas.
Winkler, Chicago, paymaster. The next
annual meeting will be at ST. Louis.
The Kennebec (Maine) Journal says:
It was discovered about two weeks ago
that the date of the birth of the infant
son of Mr.. and Mrs. Blaine, which died
in July, 1854, had been carefully CHS
selled from its monument. The object is
not known, but it has been discovered |
that certain person, who is suspected Of
this vandalism, had copies Of the alleged
record sent to various parts Of the coun
try to papers antagonistic to Blaine. De
tectiyes are on hls track.
Yellow fever has broken oct in Mexico
at Hermosillo, Perjira, Torres. Clefema,
Cahoors and Ortiz. There have been
sixteen deaths at Hermosillo. The most
alarming circumstance is that the fever
las broken ont without any contaglon,
showing that the germs of the disease
lave lain dormant in that locality since
asst year. Physicians say that unless the
takes measures to egterminate
he germs of the disease, it viii break out
ZACH year with increasing violence until
hat part of the country will be unlahaE-
fable