The daily enterprise. [volume] (Livingston, Mont.) 1883-1884, 1884-06-11

The California delegation has gone t.
Augusta, Maine, to visit Blaine at his
home.
AT an election riot at Miedspell, Hun
gary, five persons were killed and two
wounded
| r. Fl. Conwell, Of Philadelphia, who
w1ote the life Of Garfield, has started on
a life Of Blaine for publication.
A terrible rainstorm sent flood down
upon the village of Springfield, Vermont,
which swept away houses and damaged
property to the value of $4,000.
The body of Mrs. Eruka, of Herman
town, near Duluth, was found near
tramp,s camp shot twice through the head
outraged and otherwise treated in a man
ner too horrible for print.
All travel on the Atlantic s. Pacific is
temporarily stopped on account of the
condition of the road at the Needles.
Passengers to and from California during
this trouble will go over the S. P. r. r.
The round house and repair shops of
the Wabash, ST. Louis 81 Pacific, St.
Louis, Des Moines and Northwestern rail
roads burned, including nine engines, at
Des Moines. Loss $125,O00; uninsured.
Henry c. Work, a noted song writer
and composer, is dead at Hartford, Conn.
Marching Through Georgia." 'tGrand-
fathers Clock" and Dear Father Come
Home With me Now" were written by
him.
Gen. Abe Buford, of Kentucky, sui
cided at the residence of his nephew In
Danville, Ind. An ante -mortem statement
explains the act as being the result of the
financial misfortunes of himself ard fam
ily.
The race for the grand prize of Paris
for 100000 francs was won by the Duke |
of Castniess' brown colt Little Duck, r.
c. Where's bay colt Lambk1n second; M |
P. Aumonte's chestnut colt Fradaviola
third.
On the Cleveland & Pittsburg road
near Leetsdale, Pc, an express train ran
into a group of Italian tramps killing
two of them. The body of one was
thrown high into the air and lodg ed on
top of a telegraph pole.
At Milwaukee, Michael Groseck, S
years old, and his sister, thirteen years
old, discovered an old emigrant trunk in a
garret of the house No. 743 Fifth avenue,
where they were playing, and turned it
into playhouse, getting inside in sport
md shutting the lid, which had spring
lock. When the parents discovered them
he boy was dead but the girls life was
saved.
Bill Norris, alias John Garner arrestedl +,
Saturday at Sioux Falls, as a tramp, isl
recognized as a partner Of Poke Wells,
he noted Missouri bandit, who is serving
! life sentence in the Kansas penitentiary.
fe Nf Il
they some time ago started a hotel and
livery in some Minnesota town. He de-
,amped, but was discovered by farmer
n his hay NOW. Norris will be held till
he Missouri authorities come. There is
eWard Of $500 offered for him.
The local committee of arrangements {
D prepare for the national democratic d
have directed an architect to i
,repare arrangements of the convention TT
y which the seating capacity will be en- Fl
arged so as to admit 10000 people. Ac- il
for the press will also be i
nlarged. The local managers confident t
ally expect a larger outside attendance il
han was the case with the republican $
as the democratic political 9
luhs from all parts of the country have d
their intention to be present A
Under the headingof "a Beaconsfeld
,eyond the Sea- the Pail Mall Gazette
London) says: Blaines nomination is
le most notable event for England since 2
lincoln was ;lssassinated Wherever