The daily enterprise. [volume] (Livingston, Mont.) 1883-1884, 1884-03-31
THE LATEST NEWS.

G.. A Lounsberry's chances Tor the gov
ernorship of Dakata are improving.
A peculiar malady called grub is kill
ing numbers of sheep in Ohio.
L. w. Menford, coffee and tea broker
of New York, is insolvent.
|. The Methodist church at Fergus Falls,
valued at $4,000 burned. Insured for
$4,000
1t is estimated that 100 persons have
been killed in Colorado during the past
winter by snow slides.
The business failures of the past seven
days are 2O4, against 213 of the previous
week.
On Friday Francisco Pere was hanged at
Placerville, CAL, for the murder of Will
liam and Jacob Wirges.
Gordon Clark. I7-year old boy was
accidently shot in ST. Paul by e compan-
ion who was examining loaded rifle.
The Steele block in st. Paul, consisting
of four buildings was totally destroyed by
fire on Friday night. Loss covered by
insurance.
A man named Arpen, of Montreal, has
gone to Cleveland to claim fortune of
S., 100000 left by his uncle, Caissee, who
died intestate.
At Tombstone, Arizona, five of the
Bisbee murderers were hanged from one
scaffold. A thousand persons witnessed
the execution.
The damage done in Denver by the
wind on Thursday amounts to about $15,-
0OO-principally from the unroofing OF
buildings. One man was fatally injured.
The jury ordered verdict in favor of
Lady Colin Campbell in the suit against
her husband for divorce. The husband is
the youngest son of the Duke of Argyle.
Letters of convocation have been sent
to all the Catholic bishops in the United
States for convening plenary council at
the cathedral In Baltimore the 9th of No
vember next.
An ice-gorge formed in the Mississippi
river at st. Paul but at last reports had
done no serious damage. An attempt
was being made to break it with dyna-
mite
Isidore Dryfus, clerk of Pollack & Co.,
of New York, importers of dry goods,
has been arrested upon the charge of en-
bezzling over $1,000, which he squan-
dered in stock speculation.
Near Salem, Va, Leslie Lavender, a
youth of Is years, attempted to rob a
farmer named Alexander Owens, and be-
ing interrupted, shot Owens and his wife
fatally. He then stole horse and es-
capped.
The Manchester Guardian asserts that
negotiations are pending between Eng
land and America with view to insert
ing in the extradition treaty clause which
shall cover the author of the dynamite
outrages.
Delegates from the first, second, third,
fourth, fifth and seventh Legislative and
twenty first senatorial districts met at
Wilksbarre, Pa, and elected III. B. Payne
delegate to the national convention and in
structed him to support j. G. Blaine.
A cablegram from Berlin says the Bcr-
lin papers have announced that Minister
Sargent premptorily declines the mission
to St. Petersburg, and has declared his
intention to return to America and urge
the government to return him to Berlin.
A Portland, Oregon. special says: The
rumor announced on the 23d of February
that the Central Pacific had secured con-
troll of the Oregon Railway Navigation
company, is confirmed. 1t is now posi-
lively known that they have controlling
interest in ex-Villard corporations except
the Oregon and California road.
A quarrel occurred in house in Mime
apolis known as aDavid Saloon The
trouble grew out of game Of cards and
drink. A detective, Hankinson, who at
tempted to arrest the particss was shot