The daily enterprise. [volume] (Livingston, Mont.) 1883-1884, 1884-08-28
THE LATEST NEWS.
Petroleum oil still bOoms.

English forces ill Egypt.
The greenbackers of Texas will nomi
nate full list of Butler electors.
The European naval officers are sending
congratulatory dispatches to Greely.
Three English students at Greenfield
Mass, were drowned while bathing.
The California and the Consolidated
Virginia Mining companies have united
Arrests are being made at wholesale
among the striking Pennsylvania coal
miners for trespass and such trivial char
gcs.
The regular republican convention Of
| New Mexico nominated J. L. Bradford
Prince for delegate to congress. -Four
| counties bolted and will nominate Col.
W. L. Rynerson.
AS the supervisors Of Green county re-
fused to defray the expenses of exhuming
the body of Private Henry $4O-the re-
mains of the unfortunate Arctic voyager
will not be disturbed.
Tickets from St. Paul to Chicago sold
Monday as low as Sc, $3.50 being the
regular rates. and to Kansas City $11, cut
$64O. Indications point to a general
war on passen.cr rates.
1t Will take 800, 900 to repair the dam
age done by the storm to the New London
& Northern railway lii Massachusetts.
Acres OF crops were destroyed and the
mountain roads rendered impossible.
The Steamship Faraday has laid the
first deep sea portion OF the second Ben
net -Mackev cable and is not returning to
Woolwch to receive the remainder Of the
deep sea portion and American shore end.
The cities along the west coast of Mex
leo Lave been officially notified that "a YES
sci has arrived at Salinas Cruz having on
board a case of Asiatic cholera. Great
CONSERVATION is felt in Mexico by the re-
port.
Four thousand soldiers and sailors Of
the late war, with 5000 OF their friends,
held a reunion near Chicago on Tuesday.
They were addressed by Gen. Logan,
Gov. Hamilton, Carter !arli ison and 9TH
ers.
The Marine Hospital Bur eau is inform
ed of yellow fever prevail ng with great
fatality on the Island of Porto Ryo. The
disease is not confined to recent immi
grants from Spain, bat also attacks the
Creole population.
At the offices of the Northern Pacific
in st. Paul it is denied that Mr.. Oakes
will retire from his position on account Of
differences with President Harris. James
B. Williams, assistant to the president, au-
thorizes the emphatic contradiction Of
such reports.
Senor Romero, Mexican minister, re-
c lived communication announcing the
failure of the corn crop in chihuahua, and
asking him to notify exporters of corn in
this country, who may wish to export 1t
for seed to chihuahua. to address the Gov
ernment Of thai State stating price. quail
ity and quantity.
The Peoples Bank Of st. Paul was
robbed of $4,000 some time between
Saturday night and Monday morning
The rcbber is believed to be a book keep
er called Edward Mason, who i, missing.
The robbery was effected by his obtain
mo the combination of the safe in some
unknown way.
r. E. Wallace, president Of tie First
National Bank of jamestown, has made a
confession of judgment to his brother,
Charles S. Wallace. OF Newcastle, Penn
svlvania. in the sum of $4,000, and the
bank has suspended business. It is un-
dcrstood that the depositors will be pro-
tccted by securities.
The Treasurer of the United States has
forwarded to the Governor of Louisiana
q coo free scheal books of the State cap
turcd at Baton Rouge in 1865, by Lieut..
General Phil. sheridan. They formed
mart Of q lot OF city, state and southern
railway bonds is30o.oo0) captured at the
.i,ne and !, majority 0f which were