The daily enterprise. [volume] (Livingston, Mont.) 1883-1884, 1884-03-04
THE LATEST NEWS.

Ine oregon democrats Will nOlu q
state convention April 18th at The
! Dalles. m
Judd Crouch of Jackson, Mich,
has been arrested charged with MUIR
dering his father.
Geo. III. Bcettner killed Charles
Dick III quarrel over game of cards
at Wheeling, Viva.
Surveyors Of the Burlington road
are running three preliminary lines
near Hastings, MINI. 4..i
Charles Johnson, junior member of
a Brainerd drug firm has been arrest
ed for selling liquer to Indians.
The wife of John Spellmeyer a New
York jockey while jealous of her hus-
band shot herself, probably fatally.
The large wagon works at South
Bend. Indiana, were burned on Satur-
day. Loss $4,000; insurance $14,-
600.
Col. Stephen Highlander and two
negroes were drowned by the over
flow of levee near Helena, Ark,
yesterday.
John A. Mclean, prominent Bis
marck man is undergoing trial at Far
60 for removing wood from govern.
ment land.
Fifteen pounds of dynamite. acci-
de.ltly exploded at Harrisburg, Pa.
Sixteen houses were wrecked but no
one was killed.
The Minnesota farmers state con-
vention Will be held at the hall of the
house of representatives. st. Paul,
March Is, 10 and 20.
The body of All Sam, the Chinese
cook who was lost with the DeLong
Arctic explorers is to be sent to Cam
ton for interment.
The politicians are greatly excited
over mysterious dinner given by
President Arthur to his old-time New
York political workers. yst4
The three Nelson's. father and two
children, lost during the late blizzard
near Valley City, Dak., have been
found fro7pn t0 death
Slade downed Sullivan in bar-room
in San Francisco recently, and held
him there fully twenty minutes, until
the Bostonian begged to be let up.
The Walla Walla business men have
donated car load of provisions to the
Ohio flood sufferers and it is now OH
its way eastward over the Northern
Pacific.
Fears of disastrous floods are en-
tertained along the Missouri and Red
rivers. The Ice is very thick and if
il goes out with a sudden thaw will
surely cause gorges.
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Ole J. Urness, sheriff of Douglas
county. Mimi, was asked to resign.
being charged with getting drunk.and
taking his prisoners out of jail and
also filling them up. He refused to
resign and Gov. Hubbard has appoint
ed commission to investigate the
charges preferred against him.
The latest thing in railroad inven-
tion is that of a sleeping car with all
Of the berths lower center ones. The
diagram is described by two circles,
one within the other, and the berths
are between them. The smoking
room, buffits, state rooms and ladies
and gents toilet are all within the in
ner circle. The inventor is Mr.. w,
A. Turner, city ticket agent for the
Manitoba road. Patent has been ap-
Piled for.
"What is the largest number of drinks
you ever heard of man taking in day?'
was asked of Chicago bartender II
have hcard'' he replied ''of an old topper
who drank 800 average drinks of whiskey
in twenty -four hours, but am free to say
l don't believe it. But I know Of men
who take from SO to $50 right straight
along. There is city official who makes
boast that he takes eighty square drinks
of whisky every day. Fact | assure
you The proprietor of another resort
was sought out and asked to tell what he
knew about heavy drinking. u have