The daily enterprise. [volume] (Livingston, Mont.) 1883-1884, 1884-02-06
THE LATEST NEWS.

81 0CH. UOIuOH HAS dppOilLc0 AOi. OtcWdi
military secretary and lieutenant governo
of Soudan.
A lad at Auburn, N. Y. obtained judg
ment against the Central railroad for O,
900 for the loss of his foot.
Josephine Gallmeyer, a charming Ger
man actress, died at Vienna of cancer
after suffering terrible agony.
Well borers near Urbana. Illinois, hav,
struck a gas vein at the depth of eight.
feet, which can be heard roaring at dis
tance of two miles. .' s.
Gen. ], w, Singleton reports twenty one
of the delegation in congress in favor Of
Chicago as the place. for holding the
national Democratic convention.
Andrew johnson of Chicago was jeal-
Gus because Bertha Brassman secured the
attentions of another man, so he killed
her and then took his own life.
One of the demi monde suicided at
Belknap on Sunday. The town is being
doomed extrayagantly by the Northern
Pacific people and other interested parties.
Both stages between Whitosboro and
Gainesville, Texas, were robbed by road
agents on Sunday morning, and $500 Sc
cured. The stages were in sight of each
other at the time.
B. Schultze, Pittsburg merchant, was
arrested by detectives in Chicago on the
charge of embezzling $4,000, and more
than that amount was found in his pocket.
He had started for California with his wife.
Leon Cronson, who embezzled $4,000
worth of diamonds from Goldsmith &
Kuhn, New York, was captured in Chi
cago. Proparty valued at $1,000 was
recovered, and detectives have hopes of
securing the remainder.
Count von Tarfe, president of the coun-
Gil and minister of the interior, of Aus
tria, was informed by a correspondent of
the government that he possesses informa-
ton in regard to socialist dangers far more
serious than any yet published.
The United States flagship Tennessee is
at Aspinwall, and will visit several places
in the department where United States
consular agents, while in the discharge of
their duties, have been insulted by the
political or judicial authorities.
Capt Austin, an American marksman,
S giving exhibitions of his skill in Great
Britain at Leicester. He twice shot po-
ato from the head of his daughter, but at |
he third attempt the ball plowed the
calp and he was placed in court.
The common council of Brooklyn has
appointed committee to arrange for a [
'roper reception of the remains of the
ictims of the Jeanette Arctic expedition.
The Grand Army of the Republic will
axe action.
1t has been decided in Missouri that
Dick Liddle, the principal witness against
rank James, is incompetent to testify, as
e is an unpardoned convict released from
rison under peculiar circumstances be-
ore his time expired.
The negro, Sandy Robinson, who muir
cred Deputy Sheriff James Lathrop, re-
emily in Leon county, Texas, was taken
ON the Crockett Jail at | o'clock Sunday
forming by hundred masked horsemen
I'D hung near the graveyard at the edge
town.
A negro named jeff N. Rogers, who ,
ntragcd and brutally stabbed Mrs. Stib-
ms in the northern part of Chambers
,unty, Alabama, was forcibly taken from
c Lafayette jail Saturday night and
anged to tree. About fifty were en-
'ged in the Iynching Bill Butler,
Iother negro in the same cell, was al
wed to make his escape. :
The funeral services of Wendal Phil I
IS will be held at Fanneuil Hall, Boston,
e latter part of the week, no day has /
en- specified. The autopsy showed the i
'rible nature of the disease that caused g
] death. His sufferings we're most acate o