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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-10-11
lBY IrIlGEun 10 InE 1nIBrSi-l
CIN,IXN AL Oct 1O-1hr Baltimore cOntln


eon of the ohio and Mississippi forces arrived several
days AGO and The NcW y url cscld9ycs of The AMI
Gnrct PARTY were also ou handoaIl "a much had been
said in al, Hrcc and widely advertised had been ~"
intention. Of sclfcon-ti,utod committee rite the Lon
don circulars of making things interesting. that all
onkc fur up attack of the most Formidable dimensions
sim the ,.,ccrdne variety of European criticisms on
ans thing p,riainnE ip The iialmrr nni chi" naturally
bed toa b,icf that with snuho IN such volume there
must br mo " thorc Wns u dd not hln'o. ip"n TIE
nist nutatinn tn The ltnrc uf inrinil't ~ ihr
siockholdofs h'ins for The oi management Wns 'ni-
lnic. u dd not iit, long tudotcpr tie h, that pll
th, nis, khnlrt- thn nih'f il' ~ tho water
slii inind iiif ram 1 ihn ihhnp" ind phl" hnl ns
hupo hloLa ~ rtu,h h,i hi iislish ihirsitni Nrtr
totod ns ~ ui fhis oppression u" '"nilrur ~ The nov
admli sfuiinn rf ho liim0if HHi ulip rrnirh good
impression. This hsh ht7 nainndl hcen NirN'd ns
ir-i iunru Inrttis hni Hi1n llir l"f''s Whhh
made i- llthfr inv uin,Iiiir tfurh ihr result NNs
gratifying, nsle al the i.rir i1una ~ ih" contest
AGAINST hr iinl mor' and ohn lnr the c"ni'l nt ilr
ohio and Mississippi ~ aiHt.fa thl hr J'Ntll hlW''I
assured l,adng Iu0prH stWhhOldr- llni hung wen
enough hlnnc hv h-t thii- to h0. no ihil J. h'i
uI-trdtrd b, tn houk~ ~ Tho ohio aud Ms~i--i 'nh
PAM fhai. luc II IrrriNc- nearly 10 per cent h"f"
iI mess fr,m The Baltimore aud ohio ihau nom any
other n, IL gives the Baltimore ana ONO dllnoi ~
nuch l's,.
The result was most gratifying to Mr.. Garrett "nd hs
friends. the three retiring directors. Messrs r'y
Sloane and Higgins were reelected by clean and clear
majority of The whole stock and bonds The majority
over thc opposition ticket was $1,000 votes.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-10-11
COMPLAINING OF QUARANTINE L1US.
IDy TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUNE

BosroN, Oct 1O.-Captain +. c. Rosebrook,
of the schooner Vineyard has written 10 The Jo"0 10
complain the imposition pracscd upon HIM under the
quarantine laws, Charleston s. g. He states that his
vessel left Cape Iaytcn Hayt, on July H. with clean
bill OF health bound to Boston, where he arrived on july
90 Passed by the health officer here lie discharged his
cargo Of ogwOod and, after two weeks loaded general
cargo for Cbrrleson. He in Boston thirty days and
was seventeen days from Boston 10 thaIcston hut be-
cause had been less than ninety days from the West
Indies he required To have his vessel fngatcd, 10
nav Sl and wait two days to have the job done The
unigation was done by placing about pound of brim-
stone i'm the hold in iron vessel and setting IL on rc
the person who did the WORK remaining only about five
minutes board and telling the captain that he could
lake out the brimstOne any time
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-10-11
TIE FTTTPE OF WABASH.

LONDON, Oct. 1O.-Alr. JOY, president of The
Wabash Railroad Company, told the bondbodcrs Of that
road to-day, that the peril Of the Wabash road was
caused by its acquiring more linc than II wa Justified
in DOING. The road Lad good future bat was unable 70
raise money pay it, floating debt and remain har-
monious corporation The alternatives Were receiver
hostile iorcclo~ amicIblc arrangement. He
recommended the conversion of the debit which, he said.
would leave the road in good condition 10 rnong
pay it, fixed charges. and soon 10 pay interest on
all Of il bonds.
At Mr. JOYS request the meeting appointed commit
consider the subject oi the OF the
road, including the interest on the income hondr en-
braced IN the proposed reorganization.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-10-11
NEWS NOTES FROM LONDON.

WoRKI>CMFNs MrEIING.-A meeting of 1000 uncnl-
plnycd worltncn was held in Glasgow today. They
passed resolution asking the magistrate to assist
Thin.
DAVID GREENS AUMENT.--Thc coronrl'S jury ~ the
case of David Green. the American inventor lind thai
death was caused 10y heart disease.
TEvxysox's HE,p.-Baron Tcms ION has given the
sculptor sands u east of hi- head.
TIE Dr,IEs- OF ALBANY To RENNRRN-A report i
current in court circles that the Duchess of Albany. at
the termination O her term OF mourning. VIII marry me
Crown Prince nf Nuremberg, whose wife WIS the Pril
cess Alice the late Duke Of Albany : sister.
INVITATION 10 IRISH ANERIC,N movement mas
been started among the Irish National League societies
to invite d putat Of IslAmcrican leaders. includ
Me Xadcr Sullivan. Patrick Collins. tpSrc' sith
Fincr,v Bovle. O'Eccy and othcr., tD visit Ireland
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-10-11
4 TR4DES- UNION POLITICAL MOyEuEET

PnILADELrIIA, Oct. 1O.-Charles Emory
smith Editor Of The Press, sad to-day Of the meeting
last night of the representatives, Of trades unions against
Calvin Wells, Republican candidate for clector and the
chief owner Of that paper The can have
great effect for it Is based entirely false premises.
While The Press employs nonunion nt,n there II no al
legation that IL deprcsses FOR pays the highest
market rates. That The Press employs non-union
does not righfuy operate against Mr. Wells for ho
shows that he has ant1gonism 10 unions. He - the
head ~ the Pilfsburg Forge and Iron Company which
employs more than The Press and they all union
men. The Ifess is exactly what IL has been for
three gears aud the movement l. made at this moment
by political agtators for political effect"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-10-11
FRAGMENTS or CABLE NEWS.

PARIS. Oct. lO.-The Monetary Conference VIII pe
held in This city in the latter part Of October swit"r
land proposes the withdrawal ~ lGt hvefranc pieces
and an increase of silN cr token cOin
VIENN,. Oct. l0.The TdJbldH states that tnr Al,rld
government has ordered the celebrated Traveller, Baron
Inhfs to Africa and IL j, belle, al that the Baron Will
De appointed Austrian COnsul-Gcncral FOR Afrlca
BRIssEIs. oct. lO.-FiVe Socialists are announced rs
candidates for in the Communal COUNCILS III inc
forthcoming elections.
PARIS Oct lOThc contract to sing here, winch I"ll
has broken, contains no forfeiture clause
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-10-11
rHb fiKf BtO0fb
Az Aiiist0URAiIt iNtENbiARt
nt s0S ~ Az tSaiiah BikBSsi lhNt'itb t0f
ettiiSb iiht vs. tiikbfsAS's bths.

sttiiSb iikt vs. titkhfsAS's i,,ks
tt itiirhliii iU int thiiisti
sh tirin Oct iO-ti 10 Stated lhal tlailes
bAgns, iai VI ihe isBigis iHWa NNW haa heeii ~
'flie hN aelNis lir W. he a'iNr VI ihe hnN Az iNN
NiNshNNll w rlnAli snWn rishlnrN n1nha hsa " NHH
Apraia hAl ~ lhn linn " lhn nnmenNs lprn'ii hIr,
~ hn NainNali alfal WNh hall asn lNen, MAS s't
pnlml ~ lhr niNr and lhrp wa Ialh ~ haRglns hlm
The nlrusiln hri, hath nu il'Ih anh haln pl', 'ha
about HAT liNln ,rsrnl ml property valued ~ tlmhMhh
hahlra nunrrona miner lrrs Nrlo hnown ~ hr incnh
diary IN their Origin Within Srar these irrr have mon
lc,, frequent Recently, however The Revere ianc was
burned and uno Murphy was arrested for starting ihn
hrr, u Is stated that Murphy has given the name ~
UAcrcs aud others Tho authors of The nccndry fires
o last wear. PnkortOn detective who, IN the gulso OF
u gambler has been IN the town for several weeks Il
one Latham, who va, arrested with DAclcs ON the
charge.
Charles DAcrcs, l. said to bc the younger son OF the
late sir sidney DAcrcs, iiaronrt ami Admiral ln The
British Navy. lie himself has served In the navy doing
crodably IN engagements In Chinese waters. lie has
been connected with various Iemars papers. His nab
s have been irregular and three years ago he at
tempted o commit suicide In house of Ill fame IN sioux
city. Recently he has married u woman with whom he
he'd previously been living. His wife, though his
social inferior is said IN have cXcrtcd good influence
on him since his marriage
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-10-11
4 PERUVIAN TOWN PARTLY BURNED.
pAIT, Perm Oct 10 via (tnlypStou-A dc

sructi,c fire originated here last night consuming ~
quarter Of the town n broke ont ~ o'clock. and ~
nclnck hi- morning the flames famed Il, strong south
wind had con nsumcd everything in straight iuc from
the starting point to the beach They wrrc prevented
from spreading the west hy the open space of the
sp,inrr aud The east hy the destrn' on of several
huusos The engine of the town riptrd useless.
nn hour nr more pc,uped IN gtns II tu work, The
ntiurlpn buildings DESTROYED were Intirs ware house.
the utlrsi's hpns. tho Peruvian Institute. the spanish
dug stare. the Spanish hnh Portuguese tnnshtrq pu
about nfi other huisrs. The dr'rgr i7 estimator ~
tyutt 600 Ihrir is nu Insurance.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-10-11
RIILROID INTERESTS.

MIR. GARHETT'S INFLUENCE MAINTAINED.
RESULT Or TIE CONTEST FOR TIE CONTROL OF
THr ONO AND MISSISSIPPI.
CISCINNATL Oct. 1O.-Thc meeting of the
Stockholders and bondhodcrs of the ohio aud Mississippi
Railroad Company for the election OF three directors did
not end until o'clock this morning. At lij a. ~ the
Inspector, Of election reported that the balong had re
suited rs follows For Baltimore and Ohio interest 80
called. hjI9j; for opposition, or English interest
1lg.gg1 The new directors Immediately organized by
cpcfug the old Officers Immediately after the clcrllon
the newly elected officers served with notice ."
uuu warlanfo suits brought by The English interest Inc
three directors elected T. ". Tracy Jain"s sloai
ir.. and IdNald HIGGINS. IT,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-10-11
EILLlNG HIMSELF IL UNION SQC1RE.

The lonngcrs in Union Square were treated
Ia q sensation shortly before midnight, last night.
well-dreSScd Engshman, about thirty years Of age,
while sitting Il bench suddenly raised revolver 10
his head fred thrtytwo calibrc ball through hs right
triuplr and fell dead the walk. lie feet nine
inches in height and had brown hair His body taken
To the Twenty ninth Precinct station aud the coroner
was informed. Up to late hour the Of the suicide
had not been learned.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-10-11
THE BALTIMORE AND ONO IN COURT.

BALTIMORE, UT. IU.-Iatc thls aItrrnOoh
Gc-rs Cowcn and Cross counsel for the Baltimore and
Ohio Railroad Company filed petition in the city circui;
or aud judge Fisher issued Injunction restraining
the Philatlcp,lia. Wilmington ana Baltimore Railroad
Company from intcrfcrng in any matter with the trans
port Of pas>t Igr bagga and express matter in
The Baltimore and OHIO road between Baltimore
and Phadr lpha. Also requiring The Philadelphia, VIII
mineInn and Baltimore road receive ,uch and
sport the same over its road 10 Philadcr ria and
deliver ,anr the PcunsylVaia road To be carried o
Ncw,YorL The bond of the Baltimore and Ohio road IL
SIGo 600 with Robert Garrett and John Gregg
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-10-11
BURNING or 4 CHICAGO CHCRCH.

THICNGO, UCT. TU.-T hF THITU TTVsDyT TFTIaI1
Church, AShland-ayc of the finest buildings in
the city was burned this morning. The loss will reach
Si2j.OOO The fire caused by the explosion Of tin
ncrs lamp n number of worlimcn having been repair
ing the roof of the church Included In the general loss
was the SUNDAY school library of 500 volumes. The III
sirnncc on the entire property Is sol 200. Of this
amount there j. s77 900 on the building, 5000 on the
orga 1000 The furniture and ~ 300 on the uln
tuc In the Young Peoples Library Association room
Th" insurance IS III, idcl among the different companies
1s follnWs.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-10-11
LEASING THE WYONING COLLIERY.
Try TELEGRAPH TO THE TRlBUNE.1

l2Y TELEGRAPH TO TIE IhiDtN.'l
WHKEsBARhE, Penn, Oct. 1O.-lt Is reported
that the Lehigh Valley Coal Company ~ about to lease
the wyoming Collicry the Wyoming Valley Coal
Company This action has not been officially announced
but 1t is said that the arrangements Will he conslinated
nj an early date. The Wyoming Collcry j. situated
abont miles above this city, near the ii.cr BANK III
l. under the direction Of j. II. Swoyer, the head OI hc
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-10-11
HERBERT nisMARCK's SECRET MISSION
kuis Oct IO,-IIcrlJeit Bismarck, upon

receipt ni e.' eraphe summons suddenly lrtt his rl5
yesterday for Berlin, instead of going to the Hague.
Primo Minister Ferry paid two visits 10 Herbert Bis
mark Wednesday, The lntlcr informed his friends
that hr bad been completely successful III performing ms
delicate mi ion 90 Paris.
IoNuoN Oct. lot il stated that ~ The objects Of
Herbert Bismarck mission 10 nglnd and France was
obtain the cXtraOn of German socialist, as common
Law offenders.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-10-11
AWARDING sOllOLARslilrh AZ NollAtlf'r
lnI IlInNnArm ~ lilE iRlhnhh

ilu,CN \, w. oct lO,-'Iho Faculty ot Cor
nell l'n,rlal 10 nshl awarded The clghi srhonFnhlpH
witch Norr created rW months aga Ia The following
pci,onaj 'lus,iral scholarships H. H. iaihl"r W. o.
Fisher Miss g. e.. France aud Mi,s H. j. 'arll maine
muiic,l scholarships L. A. Hcsl, \, u, lnshrouch' W ~
Wnrlwcil ANA Miss NJ \, Nidnmn There were over nNp
competitors u the examinations AMI o The eigi aNniu'
II viii liz, noticed four are 10 The rchnalhilps
are valued at 500 annually aud az good Tor Tour years
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-10-11

and Labor Unions ronflned this norilng the discussion
OF ihr various plnks IN tct dcclp,tlDt ~ ptinrprs
tetHln of the delegates pidrnvfth tD itrpce matters
affecting Natioin politics, but wtir thwaited.. frso
luton expressing nrpiQtai Of congressman foinn, ~
Cleveland, was lrfrnFrh.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-10-11
TIE GOVERNORS DAILY RECEPTION.
IL 4

usual found time Ia receive many callers today, among
the number being George u. Warren. Troy; Augustus
SchooHmakcr Kingston; Potter Palmer Chicago; Joseph
T. snow. Maine: John Mulaoy. New l"rk; Henry \.
Richmond. Buffalo; the Rev \. y. HntclnlS Idaho :
James u. Waller, Chicago, and ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
Hill, Ilmirl.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-10-11
SUING 4 NEUSP 4PER FOR LIBEL.


CINCINNATI Oct. 10. james Morgan, chair
man of tho Republican County Executive Committee
has filed suit against The Cincinnati Enquirer 10 re-
cover $4,000 damages for libel An article pubished
IN paper charged Mr. Morgan with bringing negroes
sre for the purpose OF illegal voting and diiibs s
them to answer the questions propounded Inc aftlc
stated that Mr. Morgan dare not deny tho truth o
the assertion.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-10-11
TIE DRAzt AN CABLE pRoKEN

I1ltSos Anrs, Oct, 10. via NniNcsioh,@lh"
f,hn bffWton iio do jaHro and ibrt ii interrupted
Mrssngr- fnf places ~ innf h7 tnf holb - lllp ln
ian,iin nnn h Promptly Transmitted hf ti" Wa hil
DE- iutti
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-10-11
fHRot6H NEW rom STATE.
A HIGHWAY RoBBrR Bt-RNtb Uut.
try tiiiGfltii rs tiir thibtSt.l
eDt, tjet. ii.-Fut sbiiit iinc past the pUlirr

TRDfl UtI. IU.-FUf sDiiittIh Nhst tIIt VUIIO"
Nate htr iBdkiHs 'tt i'ptthn itshea wdNtd f't thh
iihit ~ iie aNiHnt attiBit ietwat ibhi'ttt " "
hBs iRaiw hai ~ via ntai, hhiNtt W. itaii tt "dt
iat Niph aah s aHpiWleh w ~ w ihe is ba,k " 'he
tiit 40 we setip,h ~ htiiHah W NE asibs hthae
~, iistih N ni As iir HninAii NAs NNsilft thdn ~
ifNIAin sni Ni Ga h Ihr hnN,n as alllN w lNlt,
pN nll Ahllll Nip iNiig Ihr NfWrN pNl lnll, NttpN
W. luNl VI ln hmlsr Aul llNhirl NDa Nlh 'ln'Nfn ll
iur hr 5000 fnng M liiftiNpiA i'nM Nih N'NNNN
uNi iAU il lhn hl1
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-10-11
4 vlnGtSh TOWN DAMAGED.
~, tfitonArn 80 fih lunrtti

lIAunisOSbi Ru, VIA oct, tO,=Nino dry
.nnis. irNrfi nhi utu,rih siofes, huge agricultural
vbtrluiis, aHd The uihnn hniph we've destroyed hi
nrr ibs iuniulu ~ Molni ta,t The 0hs u offr
s5 600 ani the Insurance Il ighii ihr nae was r Nnih
- nii lurt niiluiY.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-10-11
NJIDS s. TO TRY TO BEAT HER RECORD
UlRTFOED. Oct 10.-Nr. Bonner has authOr

lied the Charter Oak Association to announce mat M"
= will be started o'clock next Tuesday afternoon Ill
an attempt beat her own nequaed record oi -:oos;
II the weather Is unpleasant the trial Will DC postpone"
only I'm I'll the first good day aud track.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-10-11
A FISHING FLEET WRECKED.

TRIESTE, Oct. I0.-A violent gale has pre-
vailed in the Gulf OF Trieste the past few days large
number Of fishing boats have been wrecked and tho
bodies OF their crews washed ashore.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-10-11
ROCHEFORT WOUNDED IN 4 DUEL.

PARIS, Oct. 1O.-1hc challenge given by
Captain Fournicr 10 W. I0chciort, for critic,ng the
TicnT.in treaty with China which written by the
former. was accepted by ". Rochcfort. The duel was
fought to-day, both cOnbntantS cCiVing sisl wounds
NJ Iochcfort in the neck and Captain Fournicr in the
ri.bt
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-10-11
BTRNED ALIVE ~ HIS HOUSE.

puT>BURG, Oct. lO.-A dispatch from SOiner-
set, Pcnn says that the house of D. krctchn, ut New
Ccntervillr wa, destroyed by fire a early hodr this
morning. and Mr.. kretchman was burned alive. Two
other members Of the family were badly burned.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-10-11
ITALY'S CHOLERA GEPORT.

ROME Ocl. 1O.-Thc reports from the cholera
infected districts of Italy for the past - hon5 give
total Of III fresh cases and 20 deaths.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-10-11

Bilrtt it fist, hdtt iait M jtiBirt g. says ,iei
stl Steiitt Il phtsiiits Ne hlhese uwai thr ttrc
1854 ath that it iHaliiaN httf aHi Hihpf Bties W.
LhtFl NtaitiH hui hVnhttii tUNiiUN btt 'tliiilN,
ihE thliilst hhii iytf ftii hlili lN tii thst tl'
yiMl'lN'e tNlNvliN w lhf lOUls NNi lN tN w ilitR
lIAAlll- LlLLlMl hlallNl-l Mllllll N M lML lLn
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-10-11

wyoming valry Coal Company The collicfy at present
employs about 800 men and boys.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-10-11

WOREIyGMEy AGAINST MR. FORlN
CHICAGO, Oct 1O.-The Federation CT Trades
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-10-11

JUDGE EAPAI.LO HAS ANOTHER CHILL"
ALBANY. Oct 1O.-Judsc Rapallo had an
9th, chill this inorunl.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-10-11
HEAVY TEOsT AT MONTGO OMERY.
MONTGOMERY Oct 1O.-A heavy white frost

covered the ground almost like this morning and
Ice froLc half .in inch thick.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-10-11
THE FRANCO-CH1NEsE WAR
chAslNG THE CHINESE rRoM roNQuiN

wrsftnS ASp SOUTHERN toNouiS tnANotii.-
GrNERtt Stunitr tAkts cOsiNtSb.
Pants Oct tO.-A dsuatrh iiDm General
The daily enterprise. [volume] (Livingston, Mont.) 1883-1884, 1884-03-07
Price, 10 Gents
OpinionS.

t&F& 49, -A.f f w. 4
Miles City Press: The boom edi-
tion of the Livingston ENTERPRISE is
upon our table. The production is u
credit to the thriving little city it so
ably represents, and the tone of the
articles leads one to Immediately con-
slider them reliable. With each num-
Der of the paper bird 'seye view of
Livingston is presented.
The Butte Inter Mountain after saying
"the Livingston ENTERPRISE of the 1st
inst. consists of a special twenty page
edition filled.with interesting matter rel
ative to Montana and Livingston in par
ticular" proceeds to criticise the appear
ance Of an advertising card in the centre
of each page of the edition. The In ter
Mountain is one of those self-sufficient
papers that think their regulations depend
upon unpleasant criticisms. But We
thank it for its compliments while disre-
garding the adverse portion of the opin-
ION. 4sft. Ezats yssssssf ~ 3,44ht8ff3.s .ssfM
The daily enterprise. [volume] (Livingston, Mont.) 1883-1884, 1884-03-07
MONTANA NEWS.

MUNIANA NEWS.
About 100 men have left the Black
Hills for the Coeur d 'Alenes. a.,
d s. J. Taylor of Anaconda, was acci-
dentally shotlin the leg below the knee.
Postoffce service has been estab-
lished between Bozeman and Spring
Hill .ia.,fsIsH .sf- II 2is
There has been quite an exodus of
the demi monde from Billings to the
Coeur d ''Alenes. Iaa. si,gsrFa
A Montana unknown" has been
cleaning up Mandan by beating all the
towns pool players.
A man named w. A. Wells was run
over and cut in pieces on the North
ern Pacific track at Butler, west OF
Helena.
IA Bozeman Chinaman is charged
with having kidnapped a Bozemail
Chinawoman. He took her over to
Virginia City where he was captured
and brought back.
4 The Spearfish and Miles City stage
had serious time in crossing lump
kin creek a few days ago. The horses
were drowned but the stage with It's
passengers and contents were saved.
Mr.. and Mrs. Banta of Willow
creek. with two sons, were nearly
drowned last Sunday by falling
through the ice into a swift stream.
They saved themselves very narrowly.
The genius who presides over the
Spokane Falls skating rink snspends
apples from strings and gives prize
to the skater who with hands tied suc-
ceeds the soonest in eating one OF them.
Several hundred passengers ana
over 1900 sacks of mail arrived at
Portland. Oregon, on Monday. They
had been delayed by the breaks in the
Northern Pacific west of Sprague.
A gentleman who has been travel
ing considerably in the west this WIN
ter, states that he has counted 5000
people on their way to the new Coeur
d'Alene mines since the 4Othi OF JAM
uary. eif1sas6 " tl7fSa
4 Forty-five car loadssof silver bullion
shipped by The Anaconda Mining COM
pafiy from Butte, Mont, arrived at
the Minnesota transfer Saturday and
Sunday. is all consigned to Bal
four, Williamson & Co., Liverpool.
John Cochran, who was for years
messenger in charge Of bullion from
Deadwood to and from surrounding
towns, and noted for his nerve and
strict performances of duty, was sworn
in last week as deputy sheriff at Belk-
nap.
"A prospector and miner who lived
alone in an, an isolated cabin in Wash
ington gulch III tile western part OF
the territory was found dead IN his
cabin, and the signs indicated that he
had been dead eight OF nine weeks.
A quantity of clotted blood and IN
iuries on his legs leads to the BELIEF
| that he had got hurt in a shaft he WAS
sinking and craWled to the cabin and
1 died. ass5 sa nssssA t
u
Irhe Coe,iii-a 4 4 a 1ene wagon trail from
Thompson's Falls is now open as far
as the summit Of the ranse, A force
of 500 500 miners are at work on the
Eagle City end of tile trail, and the
work is being pushed to- completion
rapidly, E The lie miners want the trail
to be open tn travel free # toll. and
are determined that at.Eleasb that .por-
ton of the road opened oby them.shall
be free. The lnea who hold the char
Il ter object. and there Will probably Dc
@s..e sn.1a,sar.t ness ::.ssssst =.
The daily enterprise. [volume] (Livingston, Mont.) 1883-1884, 1884-03-07
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