The daily enterprise. [volume] (Livingston, Mont.) 1883-1884, 1884-08-30
THE LATEST NEWS.

Aoo Ad1iCO VCVtOOO "uS ~ P-'
Lieut.. Greely and wife are in Montreal: 4:
they were received there with high hon
! ors.
+. w. Galbraith, of California, has
| been appointed special examiner of the
pension office.
Bv the failure of the Planters and Me
chanics' bank of Petersburg, Virginia,
the State loses S315,O00.
By order of the State Veterinary ten
Jersey Cows, valued at $4,000, were killed
at Amhurst, Illinois, because they were
affected with pleuro pneumonia.
There are no new development in the
France Chinese war. After bombarding
Foo Chow and destroying the Chinese
armarnents there, the French withdrew
and are destroying all defences along the
river.
A Jury of the probate court of Chicago
has decided that Wilbur +. Storey, of the
I, Chicago Times, is not of sound mind, and
is therefore incapacltated for business. A
conscryator for his estate is being appoint
ed. How are the mighty fallen.
The roads in the east bound freight
pool from Chicago have reduced the rate
on cattle from 80 to 20 cents per hun
dred, and from As to 80 cents on dressed
beef. This reduction is owing to rate
cutting on the quiet.
The passenger steamer, Rose Standlsh,
running from Boston to bingham, was
run into by tug in Boston harbor and
sank quickly. There were 101 passengers
on board, every one Of whom were saved
by the other craft that gathered around.
Samuel Roberts, paymaster for Charles
Parrish & Co., coal operators OF Wilkes
| barre. Pa, IS a dcfaulter to the amount of
$50, 900 to $4,000. He was head cen-
tire in religious institutions and sank the
:noney in religious donations and house
hold extravagances.
French papers comment unfavorably
on the Increase of British troops in Egypt
from 5000 to $4,000, and say it is En-
glands intention to stop French passage
through Suez canal. France has 1000
troops in Algeria which she can use to
protect her rights in Africa.
Commissioner Loring, of the agricul-
tural department, has issued circular to
collectors of customs containing regula-
tions for the importation of neat cattle
The rules laid down are very stringent,
and have for their object strict quaran-
tine and rigid inspection of all import
ed cattle.
An attempt made on Prospect Park
track, Brooklyn, to have Jay-Eye-See beat
the MAUD =. TeCOiu w ~.V04 AoAioA NJ
Thursday. The mile was trotted in 2:12a
Various unfayorable conditions are claim
ed to account for this poor performance
The horse is now on his way to Minneapo
lis.
At Lima, the capital of Peru. Soutf
America, rebel leader, Caceres, entered
the CITY with mob behind him, and TO
six hours held possession and kept up
fusila,le OF FIRE arms Finally govern
ment troops attacked the rebels and drove
them out. About $50 persons were
| killed.
Tie following shows the progress 0
cholera in Italy ON the 27th inst: Ber
samo. 13 new cases .Campaboso, death
II new cases: Los Pezia, deaths, /!
fresh cases; Milan, new case; Naples
5 deaths; Parma, deaths, new cases
Turin. 5 deaths, Z new cases. In th'
nroy;nce OF Cunu there were " new
cases. Of which 26 are in the town 0
Busca. Twenty -one of these cases hav'
already proven fatal.
| The Anti Monopol.., Greenla2k ant
Labor parties of Kansas held a convention
ut Topeka and nominated a full state ant
Electoral ticket The platform endorse
the action Of the National Convention a
indianapolis; pledges hearty support t
Butler and West, It's nominee; believe
all the public lands ought 10 be open t