The daily enterprise. [volume] (Livingston, Mont.) 1883-1884, 1884-04-02
THE LATEST NEWS.

debt tor March is $lo,UOU,UUU.
bill has been introduced into the SEN
ate for the erection of public buildings in
Portland, Oregon.
Miss Mary Schultie of Pittsbtrg. died
of trichinosis and five others of the same
family are likely to die.
Prince Leopold's body will DO inferred
in the vault of St. Georges chapel, Wind
sor with private funeral.
Malone is rallying his henchmen in
Virginia to send delegates to the national
republican convention who will present
lls name.
John c. Murphy of Aurora, Ills, has
been appointed assistant I. S. attorney
for Dakota vice Palmer, promoted to a
judgeship.
Nellie Bracket, companion of Miss
Hill, plaintiff in the celebrated Sharon
case, has disappeared. Her testimony
was very important.
Flags were at half-mast in San Fran
cisco yesterday out os respect to the mem
orv of John Parrott. veteran banker OF
California and a native of the state.
The flood rose so rapidly in the bottom
lands near Bismarck that the rabbits fled
for their lives toward the town and as
many as dozen were captured alive al
most in the streets.
At Dallas, Texas, Michael Burns,
hotel waiter, was shot down in cold blood.
Willis Adams, a drummer has heen ar
rested for the murder, and threats OF
lynching are made.
Gen. Gordon with an army of native
Egyptians has suffered complete defeat
at the hands of the rebels near Halfrijah.
The Egyptians were put to flight in con-
fusion terrible to behold.
The secretary of state has telegraphed
Minister Lowell. of London. to express the
presidents sympathy to Her Majesty
Queen Victoria in the bereavement suf-
fered by the death of Prince Leopold.
The Northern Pacific road will soon let
a contract FOR bridge across the St.
Louis river, connecting Duluth and Con-
ner's Point at Superior. It is to be COM
pleted in 12O days from the letting, or
about September 1. The Omaha road
! will use it to come into Duluth.
Secretary Folger has notified the col
| lector of customs at Boston that the steam
er '.Grecian' left Glasgow on the 23d ult.,
for Boston with gro paupur immigrants
from Ireland on board The collector
was instructed to ascertain if the immi-
grants come within the prohibitory pro-
visions of the immigration act and if SO
to prevent their landing.
On receipt of Secretary Frelinghuysen' s
telegram informing him of the compli-
metarv manner of his transfer to ST
Petersburg anc the unanimous confirma-
ton of the nomination by the United
States senate Minister Sargent sends the
secretary a warm expression of his graft
tude for the approval of his course in the
Lasker matter and for the action of the
| president and senate in comforting upon
him the Russian mission, but adds that he
cannot accept, and wishes to resign his
post at Berlin. In response to further
telegram from Secretary Frelinghuyser
Sargent telegraphs repeating his assur-
ances of gratitude but adhcring to his
purpose because of i'll health, and for 9th
er reasons TO be explained by letter. Ht
adds that he on Monday would turn ovel
the legation to the secretary of legation
taking leave of absence. on the expira
ton of which he will formally announce
to the German government his resignation
A young lady. high in society here, saie
to me an evening ago: s,Dear me, Len
will be here shortly, and, for me, an
not sorry. The demands upon those VIII
attend receptions, parties, and german
are so great that season Of rest is all tn
sweeter. because the contrast is SO striking
Then our German club will begin to pla.
.Commerce. OF course you understan,