The daily enterprise. [volume] (Livingston, Mont.) 1883-1884, 1884-08-13
THE LATEST NEWS.

The state labor convention of Ne,
York is in session at Utica.
The friends of Gen. Butler will gi,
; him public reception in New York Au.
3oth.
The steamship Lylian Monarch, disable
on the Atlantic, has not yet reached poi
Or been rescued
The ship Alert loaned by England t,
prosecute the Greedy search will be re
turnedNo the English government.
The Denver Tribune and Republican
the leading republican newspapers in th>
State of Colorado, have consolidated.
John Butler, farmer of Hanover
county, Virginia, shot and killed his wife
because she tried to stop him from beat
| ing their child.
Cholera is spreading rapidly over France
and Italy, and as many as a dozen towns
in the two countries present daily NOR
tality report Of alarming proportions.
The investigation into the management
of the Soldiers Home at Dayton, Ohio
proves that there is no ground for any
charges against the conduct of the insti-
tuition
A. NJ. West, greenback nominee for
vice-president, being accused Of working
for Cleveland, denies having had any cor
respondence whatever with democratic
headquarters.
Southern Mexico is afflicted with ter
rible plague Of locusts that have dcvoured
every green thing, and will make thousands
of families dependent upon charity for
life during the next six months.
The international association of travel
ing railway passenger agents of the Unit
ed States aud Canada is in session in Den
yer, and will make an excursion to the
principal points Of interest in the state of
Colorado
John Glow, of Denver. and G. A. Nor
rison, Of Leadville, fought prize fight 20
miles south of Denver, in which Glow won
the championship of Colorado. The sew
eral hundred people who attended got into
a terrible fight, but were quelled by the
officers.
The English under secretary of state
for foreign affairs has announced that di-
Dlomatic relations have been resumed !
with Mexico and that an agreement has
)een signed with that country placing
England upon most favored national
.ooting.
The London statistical agent Of the
department of agriculture reports
" cable that the weather for the first ten
lays Of August was hot, and an improve
nent in the wheat prospects were noted
n all European countries, with magnili-
:ent harvesting weather.
The Wall street bank of New York has
owing to careless loaning on
he part of the cashier, John p. Dickinson
is bad debts will amount 70 $250O00,
,ut as its capital stock is $500,O00 dcpos-
tors will be paid in full. 1t is not charg-
"a that the cashier has been dishonest.
several Wall street firms have been closely
onnected with the bank, and failures
mong them are feared.
Chicago dispatch: Moreton Frewen,
leading Wyoming cattle raiser and the ,
rojector and moving spirit in the inter ,
ational cattle enterprise, wherein both
lis country ard England are expected to
e greatly benefited, was seen ut the j,
eanl hotel this morning. MIR. Frewen
as lately returned from q trip to En- !;
land made in furtherahce Of his scheme !,
al left Chicago on the morning train
j. Chevenne. AS the result of his la :.
,rs in England with the Privy Council :,
, is confident there will be no embargo
laced on the shipment of western cattle !
rough Canada or by way of Portland j
Boston. which points are north of
uero-pneumonia centre. !,
On Sunday afternoon all the Atlantic a,
,ast from Portland, Maine, in the north r