The daily enterprise. [volume] (Livingston, Mont.) 1883-1884, 1884-10-01
THE LATEST NEWS.

There were 212 deaths from Cholera in
Italy on Sunday, and 555 fresh cases of
the disease.
Blaine is making trip through Ohio
and has his managers msrshall out all the
people to meet him as he comes along.
Miss Clara Hutchinson and Wilbur Nc
Intyre, who eloped together from Boston
two weeks ago, were arrested in St. Louis
on Monday.
On Saturday night last at Spokane
Falls, Jack Connervey or "Three- fingered
Jack" shot Henry R. Robin. This is
said to have been his third murder
At Republican meeting at Fredericks-
town, Pa, Alfred Dougherty and E. r..
Deems became involved in difficulty in
which Dougherty fatally stabbed Deems.
In the matter of the death by freezing
of the tourist, Miss Welton, while descend
ing Longs Peak, Colorado, it is believed
that she was deserted by her guide and
losing her way sank down from fatigue
,, and froze to death.
An attempt was made on Sunday to
blow up the Court House, Salisbury, Eng
land. A number of windows were smash
ed by the explosion. Otherwise there
was no damage. No arrests have been
made.
Fred Schultz, hard drinking man. shot
his wife at their home in Jerseyville, ILL.,,
Saturday evening and then killed himself.
The wife received ball in the head and
is believed to be mortally wounded. Do
mestic infelicity and whisky are the
causes.
The German democrats of New York
held great mass meeting on Monday
night. The Academy of Music and the
streets leading to it were crowded with
people. The meeting was addressed by
several eminent speakers and the audience
cheered nightly whenever Cleveland and
Hendricks were mentioned.
At Dallas, Texas, George Houhlsetiche
slew Miss Fanny Mannys and then com
mitted suicide. He is believed to have
been young German of high connections
visiting this country, and that he married
Miss Mannys and could not obtain bis
parents consent. The two were greatly
devoted and it is thought they agreed tt
die rather than be separated.
In opening the Tanmany Municipa
convention in New York on Monday Johl
Kelley said: 1--WE believed the nomina
ton at Chicago was an unwise one, bu
Grover Cleveland is the nominee OF tn
democratic party: and we will not separate
from the party we have all known ant
loved so long. We shall give CLEVELAND
and Hendricks full, fair and honorable
support"
Washington dispatch: Suit on star
route contract was filed to-day by the Dis
trict Attorney to recover $11.904 with in
terest from September 18th. 1880, frol
A. H. Brown, who was contractor on tn
route from Monument to Lake Bend, Col
between February, 1879, and June, 1873:
1t charged Brown with having obtaine
the sum sued for, by fraud. The distrit
attorney also entered suit to recover $12
: 900 sureties ON the bonds of Howgate, tn
last disburslng officer of the United State
Signal Corps.
Cleveland, Ohio, is greatly sconrge
with lncendiary fires. On Saturday La
the twelfth fire within 48 hours was star
ed in a lumber yard, and destroyed prol
erty to the value of $4,000. A 1e
hours later train o: the C0nnolton Va
) lev railroad was fired and completely gu
ted. One hour later another fire was di
covered but extinguished without muc
damage. On Sunday morning the Gre'
Western Oil works were destroyed by !
incendiary fire. Loss $l50,OOO. Sever
firms have received threatening or war
ing letters, and feeling of alarm and il
security prevails among property owner
sitting Bull Robbed.
Sitting Bull, after his appearance at
exhibition in New York on Wednesd'
nioht Was driven to the hotel. After