The daily enterprise. [volume] (Livingston, Mont.) 1883-1884, 1884-02-19
THE LATEST NEWS.

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The Mapleson Opera drew crowded
houses ut Minneapolis
Local papers deny the sheep poison
ing story at Little Missouri.
The Iowa legislature is playing with
fire in the shape of prohibition reso-
lutions.
A Minneapolis family is dying from
the effect of eating raw ham. Tri-
chinosis.
up over their respective leap year
parties, disgraced aldermen, capitol
commissioners, etc.
Frank James is following up the in
dictments. He is now III Alabama,
and has downed seven of the eleven
bills found against him.
Business failures for the. past week
numbered 245 for the United States
and 50 for Canada. an aggregate OF
297. as against 27S for the week pre-
vious.
Another religious young man has
come to grief. This time it's Charles.
Ward, of Chicago, and he has been
arrested in Brooklyn on a charge Of
burglary.
Edmunds and Logan seem to be
dividing the llonors in the republican
race for tile presidential nomination.
The former has New England and the
latter goodly portion Of the west.
Delegate Raymond does not con-
slider the Bismarck capital schemers
constitute the entire territory and now
their organ, the Tribune, calls him a
..wouden headed slave Of a corrupt
clique
At Chesterville, N. Y, a man
named Avery killed his wife and at
tempted suicide. He says he is will
ing 10 go to prison for life but has con-
scientious scrupes about hanging. He
is only 20 years old,
Alex McKinzie, who is north Da-
kota, has taken house in Washing
ton ard has gone there TO stay, at least
until the capitol question is settled,
which will be some time in the in
definite future.
John Habberton, who gained so
much notoriety a d no little money by
writing Helen S BaDies.' is the lead
ing paragraph editor of the New York
Herald. lie lost his money in unfor
tunate speculations.
A gentleman claims to have stood at
the Western Union office at the Wash
ington capitol for one hour the other
kay. and during that time thirty three
sent messages, thirty two
using dead head franks and llne pay
ing the usual tariff.
Count Bismarck will not let go of
the American pig tail. He has just
directed the return of the official reso-
lutions of sympathy upon the death OF |
Lasker to the house of representatives
at Washington. Diplomatic CORES
pondence will result.
Two more army officers have been
!.
from the service for dupli-
c ting the pay accounts Lieutenants
n. T.. Clark, of the Twenty-third in
fantry, and J.. f. Cummings, of the
Third cavalry. This makes seven
officers who have met with similar dis
grace for the same offense.
Young Victor Andre, who was shot |
by lis mistress, Jennie Almy, in New
York Wednesday, is son OF an officer
in the German army who served III the
Emperor William ) body guard in the
Franco-Prussian war. Victor came
to this country with 4 party Of Ger
mans, who were invited by Mr.. Rufus
Hatch to visit the Yellowstone Park.
Iowa ranks first among tile states in
the proportion Of persons able to read
and write: in the production Of Indian |
corn; IN the production OF oats per
capita: in the production Of all grains;
In the yield Of corn per acre; III the
number Of swine; Id tie production Of |
butter at factories. and in the clip OF
wool per sheep.
A man named Bassett, an ex.connty
Dtficial Of Fillmore, Minnesota, took
exceptions to something published III