The daily enterprise. [volume] (Livingston, Mont.) 1883-1884, 1884-03-29
THE LATEST NEWS.

1
Mexico arrived at Kansas City on Thurs
day.
By the upsetting of boat in the Clar-
ion river at Clarion. Pa, three men were
drowned
The village of Scipio, Ohio, was wiped
out by Tuesdays cyclone and two per-
sons killed.
Capt. Stubs, a famous wing shooter,
is about to challenge Carver, the cham
plon in that line.
1t has been decided to recommend the
passage of bill allowing letter carriers
leave of absence 40 days in each year.
Henry I. Church, the defaulting cham
berlain of Troy, N. Y, who got away
with $4,000 has been caught in New
York.
The police discovered dynamite bomb
she'll in densely crowded building in
Leipsic, Saxony. No clue as to who
placed it there
The Deutsch Tageblatt, says: At Bis
marck's dinner in honor of the Emperors
birthday, Bismarck greeted Sargent with
courteous bow, but shook hands with all
the other diplomats.
1t is reported from Birmingham, Conn,
that important revelations may be ex
pected in the Rose Amber case. and an
arrest will be made soon on evidence that
will ensure the holding of the arrested
party for trial.
An effort on the part of some of his
New York friends to raise 100000 as a
donation to Carl Schurz, has been stopped
by the urgent request of Mr.. Schurz him.
self, who requested that the money be re-
turned to the subscribers.
A wrestling match for $500 a side has
been arranged between Duncan c. Ross
and Matsada sorakischi Japanese wrest-
ler), will take place at Cleveland, April
7. There will be two bouts, catch-as-
catchcan, and japanese style, with a toss
for finish.
Three robbers, accompanied by Texas
ranger who had given information against
them, attempted to rob bank at Wichita
Falls. Texas. Owing to the information
given the bank was guarded, and when
the attempt was made one of the robbers
was killed, another captured and the third
escaped.
M. Dinner, prospector from Dayton,
Ohio, was captured by band of Indians
in the Turtle mountains two weeks ago.
The Indians hold the prisoner for money
ransom. A party of pursuers started
from Grand Forks, but the Indians fled
for miles into the mountains, and sent
back word that they would kill the pris-
oncr if the pursuit was not abandoned
The committee of the Union and Con-
federate soldiers have decided to hold
mass meeting at Cooper Union, New
York, April 8, in aid of the Soldiers
Home in the South, for the soldiers in
both armies. General Grant will preside
Among the speakers will be Generals ]
B. Gordon, J. f. Daniel, McButler and
W. G. P. Breckenridge, from the south;
Generals Sherman, Logan, Hancock and
Mcmahon from the north.
Wiggins the weather prophet. says OH
the 27th The second and heavier of the
storms predicted six weeks ago by me
will cross the meridian of Halifax tc-
morrow afternoon at 2 O'Clock. Earth
quakes will occnr in divers places. Tie
cyclones yesterday in Kentucky and the
earthquakes in California Fare an advance
guard, and the tide on the Atlantic coast
will be high and the wind blow hurr.-
cane.
Denver dispatch 9th: The most di :
astrous wind storm for many years struck
this city at 10 o'clock this morning and at
this hour 20 p. M continues with I'M
abated fury. Many of the finest build
lngs in the dity, including the city hall.
Moffatt & Kassler's. synes's and Cliffortl's
blocks. are unroofcd. Signs and awnings