The daily enterprise. [volume] (Livingston, Mont.) 1883-1884, 1884-03-13
THE LATEST NEWS.


Northern Pacific stock, common, 81;
preferred, 464.
Serious wash-outs are reported along
the line of the Southern Pacific
George Cragin, one of the founders of
the Oneida Community, is dead.
Duncan Ross offers to match Mervin
Thompson, of Cleveland, against the
world as pusilist.
Robert Small has been nominated by
the republican convention in South Caro-
lima to succeed Maekey, deceased.
The association for the purpose of
erecting a monument to Longfellow have
$27 900 on hand and want $3S, 1000 more.
The first through train over the Mexl-
can Central from the United States is ex-
pected to arrive in Mexico City on Sat
urday.
Jefferson Davis was lately invited to
deliver an address before the Mississippi
Legislature, but from ill-lealth was forced
to decline.
Throughout Canada the storm of this
week was the heaviest of the season.
Railroads were entirely biockaded
throughout the country.
In Havana, Cuba, several leading mer-
camille firms and banking house have
lately failed and there is general de-
preston of business in the Island.
A destructive prairie fire was started by
locomotive sparks near Kinsley, Kan,
burning number of ranch dwellings and
other property. Mrs. Geo. w. Mathney
was burned to death in endeavoring to
save her home.
Mrs Woodward Kirklaff, of Pottsgrove,
Pa, crazed with malarial fever,
deliberately set her clothing afre. She
fought desperately with those who tried
to extingrish the flames and was slowly
burned to death.
Six desperate criminals who lately rob-
bed train at Deming escaped from the
Silver City IN. NJ. Jail by overpowering
the guards. They were afterward pur-
sued by posse and four were killed and
the other two escaped after killing one of
the posse.
The Court of Queens Bench has de-
cided that Lady Aylesford's molestation
cancels her husbands covenant to pay her
an annuity. This molestation consisted
in calling her illegitimate son Lord
Guernsey, the second title of the Earl of
Aylesford.
The Northern Pacific and its Chicago
connections announce reduction on emf
grants movables of about 90 per cent
between Chicago and all points west The
Chicago lines will this week issue through
freight tariffs in connection with the
Northern Pacific.
An advanced Irish nationalist has de-
clared the nationalists to be annoyed, but
in no wise discouraged at the failure Of
the dynamite attempts. With determined
perseverance he predicted long series eff
explosions in England in the immediate
future. Mechanism has been invented
which renders the explosion certain and
obyiates the use of clockwork.
At recent meeting of Irish invincibles
in Paris lots were drawn for men to ac-
complish the murder of McDermott. This
resulted in the selection of four men. It
was decided to seek McDermott in other
capitals in Europe if he be not found in
Paris. lyman, supposed to be the noto-
rious Number One has been written to and
is expected in Paris early in the summer,
when he will assume the entire direction
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Of operations
London telegram 10th: The race be-
tween Gearge Bubear, well known Eng
| lish oarsman, and Wallace Ross, the fa-
nous New Brunswick sculler, occurred
this morning. The distance rowed was
four miles and two furlongs, over the reg
ular Thames course--from Putncy te
Mortlake. Ross conceded Bubear ter
seconds. The betting was five to four OF
Ross. Bubear led at the start and wa'
four and a half lengths ahead, but q
Hammersmith's the boats were nearly
level. The race was won by the Ameri
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