The daily enterprise. [volume] (Livingston, Mont.) 1883-1884, 1884-03-20
THE LATEST NEWS.

| lie loss OF lie by the POcanOntaS InlnG
explosion was 112 men. The mine is tc
be flooded
The bill abolishing convict contract Ia
Dor as fast as con tracts expire has become
q law in Ohio.
A man named Mckinney was killed by
his wife at Newcomb, Teun. He choked
her and she shot him.
Ferris and Hidalgo, two Spanish ger
erals, have been arrested for conspiracy
against the government.
France will demand heavy indemnity
of China and will occupy Chinese terri
tory to guarantee its payment.
John Duffield of Galveston, Texas, was
held up by roughs on the street and kill
ed one OF them with bowie knife.
A fire occurred on Monday night in
the Knife Falls Mimi lumber mills OF
G. Nelson. The amount of damage is
not stated
There seems to be no doubt that Col.
David Stanley, of the Twenty second in
fantry, will succeed Gen. Mckenzie as
brigadier- general.
The bill for two additional associate
justices for the Dakota supreme court
was reported adversely from the senate
judiciary committee and indefinitely post
poned.
The conventions of Huntingdon and
Cameron counties, Pennsylvania, instruc-
ted the delegates to the convention to sup
port Blaine representatives to the national
convention.
Mercedes, a celebrated Holstein COW,
died at Iowa Falls. The COW and
her cali, which also died, were valued at
$4,000. "Mercedesn had the greatest
milk and butter record in the world.
Robert Harris, president of the North
ern Pacific, says, respecting the resolu-
ton OF the Minneapolis Board of Trade,
that he has telegraphed vice president
Oakes to give the matter complained OF
every consideration and to do what was
advisable.
A call was issued for national conven-
tion of anti-monopolists, to be held in
Chicago May 14th to nominate presi-
dental ticket. The quota of representa-
ton will be four delegates and four alter
mates from each congressional district,
four from each territory, and four from
the district of Columbia
In IA letter received from General Grant
by ore Of his friends in New York, he de-
MES the recently reported interview in re-
gard to the forthcoming contest in Chicago
as being between Blaine 2nd Arthur. He
says: II have had no interview with cor
since have been here. have
not been interviewed by anybody
1t is reported from Marshall, Texas,
that one Milleken, who, with a fellow
known as Clark, murdered 10 year old |
couple named Rogers in Ouchita Parish,
LOUISIANA, eleven years ago, was lynched
at Pulaski to-day, and that the v.gilantes
are in hot pursuit OF Clark. w. J. Rog-
ers, son OF the victims, is said to be with
the posse.
The president has made the following
Sumner Howard, of Mich
gan, Cor chief justice OF the supreme
cou.t of Arizona; Broderick, OF Kansas,
justice of the supreme court of
Idaho; Jacob Bloir, of Wyoming, asso-
ciate justice o. the supreme court of Wyo-
ming; Maj. O-ville E. Babcock to be
Lieut. Colonel of the corps Of engineers.
The San Francisco Grand opera house
was jammed again Tuesday evening to
hear Patti in Il'Trovatore. The crowd
vas terrible; several ladies tainted. There
was much confusion again caused from
counterfeit tickets; otherwise everything
passed off quietly The receipts were
$4,000, and it is estimated that at the
'peculator's price the house represented
$4,000.
John Il. Sullivan says: II will make
fight with Meryine Thompson in any