The daily enterprise. [volume] (Livingston, Mont.) 1883-1884, 1884-01-28
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himself.
Thirteen children broke through the
ice near Berlin, Prussia, and were
drowned.
/ 1t is understood that the Office of
assistant surgeon general of the army
will be abolished.
Frank Dewalt, defsultirg president
Of the First National bank of Lead
vile, was arrested at Ell Paso,
Texas.
A court martial has been ordered to
meet at san Antonio. ION February 4,
to try Captain AS. Keys, who is
charged with duplication of pay ac-
counts.
Fifty-nine bodies were taken from
the Crested Butte mine in Colorado,
which exploded. The bodies were
blown in pieces and SO horribly man
gled that they were unlecognizable.
Robert Harris, president of the
Northern Pacific railway, appeared
before the senate COMMITTEES of public
lands and made An argument against
the forfeiture of the Northern Pacific
railroad land grant.
Gucero, Mexican who accompanied
the sheriff in his chase after Big Dan
DoWd, one of the Bisbee murderers in
Arizona, was found hanging to tree,
his body riddled with bullets. This is
supposed to be the work of DUwd's
friends.
La the case of Wells, Fargo & Co.,
VS.. Oregon Railway & Navigation
company, involving the right of the
former to send their express matter in
charge of their pursers over the lines
of the latter, Judge Deadly. of the U.
S. Circuit court. in Portland. decided
IN favor of Wells. Fargo & Co.
Col. Emile Nuneza, former officer
in the patriot army of Cuba, but late
ly an exile to America, was arrested
few days ago by the Cuban military
authorities and forcibly removed from
an Al erican vessel ina Cuban harbor.
He had gone to Cuba with out pass
port to settle some business affairs.
The grand jury at Lincoln. Ills,
have completed their labors and found
a true bill of Indictment against O. A.
Carpenter, charging him with the
murder Of the girl Fora Burns. Car.
penter was out on $4,000 bail, but
the court declare the offense not baila-
bic and remanded Carpenter to the
custody of the sheriff, who condu eted
him to jail.
Chinese New Year.
i On Saturday at O'Clock p. m. the
great Chinese feast of the New Year
began. This is called in their Ian
guagc .Qaon En- aud is the ami
of the accession to the throne
Of China of Fook Hee, the first king
or. emperor. Yesterday dated the be-
ginning Of the year 5I26 in the Chi
nese chronology. The holiday season,
where carried to the full extent, lasts
seven days. each being celebrated in
an especial nilnner consisting mostly
of feasting upon the peculiar Chinese
uxuries. A visit to several of
he Chinese establishments in Liv-
ngston yesterday showed that
,he children Of the Flowery Empire
we're enjoying their New Year, as
fully as the facilities of the limited
lumber in town would allow. Tables
we're spread with all manner of Curl
JUS and costly Chinese delicacies,
liquid and solid. of which all callers
were most Hospitality pressed to par
AXE. The tables were also plentiful.
y bedecked with colored paper care
'nlly folded and embelllshed with
Chinese characters understood to be
in the nature of New Year
ards, These peculiar people regard
t as 4 species of religious duty to Gel
'brate their New Year, and upon that
lay all are supposed to be of equal
llgnity and equally entitled to share
n the holiday feast.
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