The daily enterprise. [volume] (Livingston, Mont.) 1883-1884, 1884-10-02
THE LATEST NEWS.
Deaths from cholera in Italy on Tuesday

Deaths from cholera in Italy on Tuesday
229.
The national convention OF the Irish
American Republican League is in session
in Cincinnati.
The transfer books of the Union Pacific
show 100000 shares IN the name of Jay
Could.
Twenty three houses were burned at
Sachide, Quebec, on Tuesday. Fifty
families were rendered homeless.
+ A convention OF newsdealers has been
held in New York this week to form a
national association.
The operators on the government tele-
graph lines in Spain, struck work because
they were not paid.
At Buffalo the other night Butler adj
dressed meeting which kept calling
pretty constantly for Cleveland.
Clevelai1d went from Albany to Buffalo
yesterday. At the latter place he was re-
ceived with great enthusiasm.
By the collision of freight with a pas
senger train near Pennington, w. Va,
several employees on the train were killed.
By the explosion of boiler in the en-
CINE room of the Mellwood coal shaft at
Blalrsville, Pa., a number of men were
killed.
Heavy rains, floods and the maintain
ance of the cholera cordons and lazerettos
are paralyzing business throughout Spain.
The working people are suffering greatly,
ard it is expected their distress will be
increased during the coming winter.
Thomas A. Hendricks visited the Louis
vile, KY, exposition on Tuesday, and
was given real Kentucky welcome.
Gllmore's band headed O,OO0 people who
crowded to hear him. He made speech,
though not ON politics, that was one of
the happlest efforts of his life.
John Mccullough, the great actor, is
broken down mentally. While playing in
The Gladiator at Chicago he was so mani
festly unable to perform his part that he
was hissed, though when the real trouble
was known he was called before the cur
tain by the audience.
Marquis DeSerpa and Admiral Pintsa
are about to lead the Portuguese expedi-
ton to explore the country between MOI
antique and Lake Nyassa by way of
southeast Africa. The expedition will be
accompanied by hundred Zulus and $50
carriers.
A cloud blrst at Pachucha, Mexico,
caused a terrible inundation. The am
algamating works were destroyed and
considerable silver, under treatment was
lost. It is estimated that thirty persons
were killed A great deal Of property,
was destroyed and many cattle were
drowned.
The property of Shaw & Bro, the
great New England tanners who failed a
year or more ago, is to he offered tor sale.
This will put upon the market probably
the greatest area of real estate ever offered
for sale in that part of the country since
colonial days. The property includes
three hundred thousand acres of timber
lands in New England, and tanneries and
,,tber property in Maine, New York,
Province Of Quebec and New Brunswick
The colored Masons of Washington 2
celebrated on Tuesday under direction o1
| the Grand Lodge of the District Of Col
umlia. the one hundredth anniversary Of
the foundation of the first lodge of colored
Masons. The celebration included Z
street parade by the several lodges. The
exercises consisted of speech making
reading of the original warrant for the es
tablishment of the first lodge and ban
quet.
judge COnkor's Case.