The daily enterprise. [volume] (Livingston, Mont.) 1883-1884, 1884-01-31
THE LATEST NEWS.

Able Chubbert. Of Montreal. was
fined $40, or two m onths imprison-
ment, for kissing Mrs. Bezeau, his
land-lady, while she WAS in bed.
Samuel A AIedaly, for Il number OF
years paymaster on the Cincinnati.
Hamilton and Dayton Railroad, has
been relieved. His accounts are sail
to be $4,000 short.
A respectable young woman in Min
neapolis was beaten and outraged on
Sunday evening at the early hour of s
o'clock, and in i vacant lot adjoining
the chamber of commerce building.
The safe in the postoffice at Blue
Island, southwestern suburb of Chi
cago, was blown open on Wednesday
night The value of the plnnder Sc
cured by the thieves is placed at $l5,-
900.
A refugee from Eloboid in Egypt
reports that he saw Major Won Eeck-
endorf stabbed to death while on a
bed in a hospital. Edward O'Donno-
van. correspondent of tile London
Daily News, was killed near Gen.
Hicks.
Articles of Incorporation of the
Merchants Telegraph and Cable Com
pauy have been filed in New York.
The capital stock is fixed at $l3. .000,-
900, but a provision is made for an in
crease, not to exceed 500, 100000.
In leading article the London
Times says: Tie. fact that Baron
Rothschild has lent the Khedive near
ly Fl, ZOO. 900 implies confidence among
financiers that England has taken
Egypt III hand and will see her
safely through her troubles.
A bill has been introduced in the
New York Assembly declaring void
all contracts, written or verbal, for
the sale or transfer. of any share or
interest in the stock of any company,
unless the party who contracts, sells,
or transfers. shall be in actual poses
sion of such stock, etc.
Brigham Young academy, at Provo,
Utah, was destroyed by fire, causing a
loss of 100000; no insurance. 1t was
a Mormon school with 400 students.
No lives were lost, but there were
numerous narrow escapes. The nitro
glycerine laboratory. fortunately, was
removed before the fire obtained head
way.
The latest runner intinates that
special meeting of the directors of all
the roads of the Northern Pacific sys-
tenn will be held within ten days, at
which certain designations will be ac-
cepted, to be replaced by the names of
Sage, Gould. Field and two other
prominent railway men, one Of whom
is connected with the southwestern
system, and the other with the Union
Pacific railway.
A Winnipeg dispatch TO a st. Paul
paper says: News has just been re-
ceived of a terrible explosion on the
Canadian Pacific railroad east of Port
Arthur. The explosion occurred at 5
4. M. on the 22d inst, near Michlplco-
ten, and was caused by dynamite cart
ridges being left near the stove in the
office. Five men were killed. three
dying instantly, and the other two
dying in three hours. The bodies
passed Peninsula harbor this morning
on the way to Port Arthur.
At a meeting of the House Commlt-
tee on Banking Currency a resolution
by Representative Hunt. introduced
last Tuesday, was discussed, and with
an amendment offered by Representa-
tive Wilkins was adopted 8 to 1.
These opposed were Buckler, Miller.
Texas. Yaple, and Brulnin. The
resolution, as amended, declares that
the public welfare demands that the
benefits of the national banking sys-
tern be substantially preserved and
continued, the time being provided
for in this resolution not to be cons
structed into a declaration in favor OF
the perpetnation of the public debt.
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