The daily enterprise. [volume] (Livingston, Mont.) 1883-1884, 1884-05-21
THE LATEST NEWS.

south Of Quincy, Ills, and did mucl
damage to property.
Mr.. Sam Ward died at Pegli, Italy
| Monday. He passed away PEACEFUL,
surrounded by loving friends.
The national wool-growers' association
| is in session in Chicago. Twenty one
states and territories are represented.
Beecher, of the insolvent firm of New
York shipping merchants, Mccullough
Beecher & Co., is nephew of Henry
Ward Beecher.
Mike Cleary and William Sheriff
fought in Industrial hall, Philadelphia
before 5000 persons. Sheriff was
knocked out of time in one minute and
three seconds.
The sympathy extended to Donnell,
Lawson & Simpson induced them to sub
nit proposition to their creditors which
! will result in their resuming business in a
few days.
AT Harrodsburg, Ky, eighteen boys ate
poisonous hemlock mistaking it for wild
parsnips. Two died almost Immediately,
five are expected TO die and the others
are more or less ILL.,
Jem Goode an English pugilist, and
Capt. Dalton, fought in Chicago on Mon
day with soft gloves. The fight was
awarded to Dalton though Goodies back
ers claimed foul
At Tangier Island, Saturday, DR.. Pitts
called Or. Walter a rival physician, into
his office and shot him dead. The people
attempted to lynch Pitts, but were pre-
vented. The murderer is jailed
The final negotiations in regard to the
Egyptian conference have been concluded.
France and Italy persistently insist upon
the right to discuss the general question
of the administration Of Egypt.
The statement that Fenian plot to
assassinate the Prince of Wales was brew
ing, is declared untrue. The Prince
freely moved about the streets of Paris
and made many visits unattended.
Bel Bazaar, a city of Asia Minor, con-
tanning $50 dwellings,, 544 warehouses
and shops, II mosques, Is schools, 8
khans and 146 other buildings were
burned. Eleven persons have perished.
The Mexican chamber of deputies have
authorized the president to contract for a
loan of $50, 900, 900, covering the $8,000,
900 already received by the government.
The loan recently reported will probably
be effected in Paris.
Cyrus III. Mccormick, the great reaper
man, left an estate of $1O,OOO,OOO. His
wife holds it in trust for five years, at the
end of which time she receives one-fifth
and his three sons and two daughters the
remainder in equal shares.
A Custer, Dakota, telegram says: Ex-
citement runs high here over the. recent
developments in tin discoveries. The
assays made on the tin stone taken from
several developed mica mines show ar.
unprecedented percentage Of clear tin. A
number Of eastern and English capital
lists and experts are now here looking over
the fields.
At Denison, Texas, negro assaulted
two young ladies and tried to outrage
them, but they broke from him and es-
capped. He then attacked a servant girl
but was caught and taken to Jail. A mob
then collected, broke into the jail. took
out the negro and shot him, but not fatal
ly. He was again captured and put in
jail.
A heavy wind and rain storm visited
the village Of Tallton, pickaway county,
Ohio on Monday About thirty houses
were unroofed, being nearly the entire
village. Fences were blown, trees up
rooted, and a man named Korschner was
dangerously hurt by falling off a black
smith shop. The same storm passed in
the vicinity Of Lancaster, Fayette county.
where several buildings were unroofed.
The amphitheatre at the fair grounds aud
race course was destroyed. Several
horses were killed by falling barns.