The daily enterprise. [volume] (Livingston, Mont.) 1883-1884, 1884-09-03
TIE LATEST NEWS.

! Over 500 of the Cacerlst insurrectionists
in Peru have been captured and the re-
bellion is quelled.
A letter from Gen. Gordon says that
Khartoum can stand the siege till the mid
die of November.
The National Mining and Industrial
Exposition is in progress IN Denver. It
is small affair with big name.
At Waterloo, Illinois, an elevator and
mill containing 10000 bushels of wheat
and 600 barrels of flour were burned.
The merchants Of Hamburg will peti-
tion Bismarck to use his influence with
France to prevent the blockade of Chinese
treaty ports.
Near Colterville, Mo, ii an encounter
between the sheriff's posse and "a party of
thieves, one of the latter was killed and
| the balance escaped.
On Monday Il procession Of trades
unions, numbering 10000 persons was
held in New York, followed by picnics of
the various organizations.
At the New England fair, in progress
at Manchester, n H., James G. Blaine
will appear tomorrow night, deliver an
address and hold reception.
The Cincinnati whisky pool has been
re-established for one year. Dlstillers
belonging to the pool will not manufact
ure beyond 40 per cent of their capacity.
At Spezia Italy, there were twenty |
four deaths from cholera in 36 hours. |
The disease has broken out in several
towns close to Paris, France. 1t still |
RACES in Marseilles.
Public opinion in Hayana strongly IA
vors commercial treaty between Spain
and America, so that Cuba may exchange
her tobacco and sugar for American -four
and petroleum.
Ben Butler spoke at Grand Rapids last
night: tonight he will speak at Chicago,
Friday ut Minneapolis, Saturday at
Northfield, Monday at Des Mones. Tues |
day at Omaha and Wednesday at Topeka.
4 private dispatch from Iien Tsin says:
The Chinese are not Gisheartened Tie |
Government has issued an eslict encourag- !
ING the troops to fight and warning the
local authorities everywhere to protect
noncombat;nt TroncIlmen
The German Steamship Marco Polo,
Capt kiinkenherg, from Bremen for |
New York, struck roclz off Fair Isle, |
Scotland, and immediately stove up. |
Fart OF the crew were rescacd, bnt most |
OF them died from exhaustion.
Harold G. DeWolf. son Of DR.. DeWolt, |
Of New York. got into trouble i'll Men |
treal by drawing and obtaining money
upon forged and bogus securities. He
was living there in luxurious style with :;
woman named Baby Vivian. !, >nide ac-
tress..
At Birmingham, the coal mining and
iron manufacturing town OF Alabama,
labor troubles are in progress owing to the
importation Of Italians to take the places
Of striking miners. The latter have SO far
succeeded in peaceably persuatling the
Italians not to work.
An attempt was made to-day to destroy
with dynamite the house Of Mr.. Moffat. a
manager of large mine in Cleatermoor,
England He had incurred the enmity of
the miners on account Of having discharg-
ed all the operatives who took part III the
Orange riots No arrests.
The report that China had formally de-.
cIared war against France is without
foundation. Prime Minister Ferry has
gone to Saint Die for week $ holiday,
which implies that further immediate
complications with China are not likely |
to occur. Admiral Courbet has left the
Isle of Mahon and is believed to have
oonc to Hainan. Five hundred French
troops have been ordered from Cochin
China to Kelung.
Some time ago, on the occasion Of the
birthday Of the Emperor Of Austria, the