The daily enterprise. [volume] (Livingston, Mont.) 1883-1884, 1884-01-25
THE LATEST NEWS.

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| w. B. Allison was elected by TIE
Iowa legislature senator for another
term of six years.
The Spectator printing Office at
Hamilton, Ontario, was burned Wednes-
day morning. Loss. $4,000; insur-
ance, $2l ,O00.i M 4ssa aaia3,l
John Inman, superintendent of the
Fargo telegraph Office. has resigned
his position, which he has held ever
since the commercial office was estab-
llislled. - 80. aat g.,g,ia 4av}4
Tie Irish Times states that the u
British Home Rule office and police,
have been warmed that serious steps
are being taken to perpetrate outrages
in England. - 's.la#
James Mutt was examined by COM
mittee of physicians to determine
whether he is now insane. The ques-
tion was promptly decided In the neg
ative and Mutt discharged. 3a'.L sE'sis4
Charles v. Halpert. the Boston
forger who was arrested in San Fran.
cisco last fall, has restored 100000 of
his ill-gotten money and was sentenced
10 eight years In the penitentlary.
Joel Fowler, a notorious desperado.
was taken from the Jail bya mob at
Soccoro, Col, and hanged. He and
number Of companions took possession
of the town last autumn, ard among
other lawless acts Fowler killed man.
R. w. Mahan. Il broker in Cairo,
Illinois, was knocked Down just after
dark one evening and received wounds i.
from which he died at o'clock Il
Robbery was the object of the assault
and there was no clue to the perpetra-
tors. 81, E, i...s,.a;s,
Gen. Anderson, chief engineer of
the Northern Pacific, has advertised
for proposals for building sixty miles
of the Cascade branch, from the pres
ent end of the track, twenty five miles
west Of Wallula, to Yakima City,
Washington. 81.
The East India Association in Lon
don have. sent a memorial to the pres
ident of the council in India urging
the desirability of extending the rail
ways in India to enable India to COM
pete with the United States in the
supply of wheat and seed cotton.
During the past year the Oregon &
California built between West Fork
and Fort Lane, Ogn.. seventy-seven
miles. Track laying is now going on 9
steadily, and fifteen miles of addi-
tional grading is ready. The line tra-
verses the country between the Pacific
coast and the Cascade range of the
Rockies.
The convicts in the Wheeling (W.
Va penltentiary rsvolted on Tuesday
night. seized and dlsafmed the jailor
as he WAS entering tile corridor to
close the cells. a boy who was ore
of the prisoners gave an alarm anlthe'
doors were closed SO thatnone escaped
and they presently returned to their
cells. The jailor was beaten and Sc.
verely injured. 4tex sts ali
Representative Hardwin reported
favorably from the subcommittee of
the house committee on territories "a /,
bill providing that no territory be- adj j
mitted into the union as a state unlessas
having permanent population equal Il
to required congressional district. |,
The subject was considered by a full )
committee without action. si5, Il
The Emperor of Japan las conferred i
upon General Horace Capron.of Wash
ington, the Second Order Of the Rising
Sun, as a mark of appreciation Of val
uable services rendered by the latter
to Japan. especially in the develop.
ment Of the resources Of the Island Of
Yesso, the most northsrly Of the Jap-
anese group. This is the first time tile
order has been conferred upon i for
eigner.
Creditors Make q Mistake.
a special telegram from Miles City
to the st. Paul Globe of the I'D s;ays: