The daily enterprise. [volume] (Livingston, Mont.) 1883-1884, 1884-03-12
THE LATEST NEWS.

gress in San francisco.
Eighty three persons are being watched
in France as dynamiters.
Jews are being prosecuted and their
property destroyed at Neustettin, Ger
many.
Employees in the treasury Of the city Of
Montreal embezzled $4,000 and alb
seconded. 3 4
Mrs. Lewis and her daughter of New
Haven, Conn, were suffocated in their
beds by coal gas.
Several packages of dynamite have
been seized in Austria that were being
forwarded by post.
A bill has been introduced into con-
gress to incorporate the Spokane Falls and
Occur d'Alene railroad.
The Mississippi is breaking through
its banks in Louisiana and the waters are
spreading over the plantations.
The body of Jerome J. Collins was re-
ceived and inferred at Cork with the
highest honors, civil and military.
An attempt was made to assassinate the
Count de Paris by sending him an Internal
machine. 1t was stopped in transit.
Freeman Willis, proprietor of the Ea-
gle hotel at Laconia, N. H., was probably
fatally stabbed last night by Fred Dow.
Osman Digma refuses to surrender to
General Graham--he is determined to
fight. He has two cannon and 1000
rides.
Storms of hail, rain and snow accom-
panied by thunder arc affecting eastern
states and interfering with telegraphic
communication.
The Woman's Suffrage association will
oppose Senator Edmunds' nomination for
the presidency because he has opposed
their principles and movement.
The last spike of the Mexican Central
railroad was driven on Saturday last. This
gives an unbroken rail route to the City of
Mexico from American cities.
A snow slide in Utah last Friday night
swept away the works of the Emma mine
and killed twelve persons. The slide was
half mile long and forty feet deep when
it fell.
At Wilmington, Clinton county, Ohio,
Sunday evening, City Marshal John T.
Vandovan was shot in the head and
killed instantly by Alfred Ballard, a
drunken man.
The fast mail train from New York to
Chicago will be extended over the G. B.
& @. road to Omaha, and will make a
saving of "a hours between New York
and Omaha and all points west.
Southern California is again deluged
with floods worse than those earlier in the
season. In some places the inhabitants
have been forced to fly to the mountains
and railroad travel is generally blockaded.
Bogar Cash, with his father as accom-
plice, killed w. H. Richards, town mar
.shal Of Cheran, S. G. They escaped and
were proclaimed fugitives from justice.
The father has been. captured while Bo-
gar Cash is in the swamps and cannot be
found.
TIL. north bound passenger, Kansas City,
ST. Joseph, Council Bluffs, collided with
a construction train near Plattsmouth.
Both engines and baggage car were
wrecked, the engineer, fireman and con-
ductor receiving painful injuries. One Of
the passengers had two ribs broken,
Jesse Williams and Gertrude Ash, col
ored servants in the family of Mr.. and
Mrs. George Sloane Of New York robbed
the house and nearly killed Maggie Har-
vcy. the sister Of Mrs. Sloane, who was
the only member of the family at home
Both have been arrested.
Four German Jews who were acquitted
at Kontltz Of the setting Of fire to tht
synagogue at Neustettin have been Sc
verely maltreated BY the populace Of th'
latter place and one Of them nearly killee
IL, fla ,,oI, The majority of the JeW!SI