The daily enterprise. [volume] (Livingston, Mont.) 1883-1884, 1884-08-01
THE LATEST NEWS.

Pearl Eytinge, the actress, is very sick
in New York and is not expected to live
BEETLE & Son, wool dealers of Phila.
delphia, have assigned. Liabilities $780,.
600.
The town of Luning, Nevada, except
the depot buildings, was totally destroyed
by fire.
An explosion of gas in one of the dress
ing rooms of the Pittsburg opera house,
terribly burned three women who were
cleaning the theatre.
A glove fight at Staten Island on We'd
nesday between Jack Dempsey and
James Fulljames, was won by the former
in eighteen rounds.
In Cincinnati Mrs. Henry Upmeirer
exploded a pound rocket in the house by
striking it with hatchet. She and her
daughter were fatally injured and two
boys were seriously hurt.
\ wrestling match between J. H. Nc
Laughlin. of Detroit, and H. M. Du-
four, of Massachusetts,. was had in Bos-
ton on Wednesday. Dufour won and
was awarded the championship belt Of
world.
Hon. Thomas A. Hendricks was for
mally notified on Wednesday at Saratoga
that lie had been nominated for the vice
presidency by the democratic convention.
He replied in a Enthusiastically able
speech.
Congressman Culbertson, of Kentucky,
attempted suicide in Washington by
shooting himself in the head, He will
probably die. Cause: nervous depression
caused by too much whisky in hot
weather.
Lightning struck the farm house Of
Nathan Miller, near Maryville, Kansas,
killing his tour daughters while asleep.
Their ages were II, 13, 8 and Z, respect
lively. A boy of was badly hurt. The
mother is in critical condition from be-
reavement.
The Surgeon General of the Marine
Hospital Service having received informa-
ton that yellow fever is spreading rapid
lp in Sonora. Mexico, has instructed in
spector Nogales, of Arizona, to use extra
vigilance to prevent its introduction into
the United States.
Thirteen specialists, who advertise to
cure secret diseases, have been indicted
by the grand jury in Chicago. The in
dictments were secured by the state board
of health on a charge of practicing med
icine without a license. This is the open
ing of long threatened campaign against
disreptutable specialists.
A reunion of royal families will be
held at Copenhagen early in August. The
Gar and Czarina of Russia, the Prince
and Princess of Wales, the King and
Queen of Greece, and the Duke and
Duchess of Cumberland expect to be
present. These are all children, or chill
dren law of the King of Denmark.
Lucy and Lenie Jones, two young girls
of good parentage, aged 70 and II, living
near Gadsden, Alabama. committed sui
eide, the younger by hanging in the attic
of the house. and the elder from tree in
the yard. A young man who disappeared
suddenly a few days before, is believed to
be their seducer. and that in their shame
both killed themselves.
Nine more car loads of cattle infected
with Texas fever arrived in Chicago on
Wednesday. Such as were suffering
were quarentined. They came from the
same herd in the Indian territory as did
those of Tuesday. A car load of cattle
suffering from the disease were unloaded
at jacksonville, Nebraska, and have been
quarentined there. Every precaution is
being taken to prevent the spread of the
infection.
Geographical Survey in Gallatin.
F. Y. Hayden, of the United States Geo
graphical Survey, left St. Paul last week
for RnZeman. to cOmmenc making minute