The daily enterprise. [volume] (Livingston, Mont.) 1883-1884, 1884-03-06
THE LATEST NEWS.

an increase III uuly Oh TdlSluS.
Teller, the $4,000 express robber of
St. Louis, has not yet been caught.
The New York state republican con-
yention will be held at Utica, April %.
The republicans Of California are said
to strongly favor Blaine for president.
J. w. Hawkins, an employe of a Buf.
falo, n Y. lumber firm has embezzled
$4,000.
John McGinnis was hanged at Phila-
delpbia on Tuesday for the murder of his
mother-in-law.
The losses by fire in the United States
for February aggregated $7,OO0,00O and
for January $12,O00,OO0.
German newspapers are making shame
full attacks upon Mr.. Sargent, U. S. min
lister to the Berlin court.
Bishop Clarkson, of the diocese of Ne
braska, is lying dangerously Ill at Omaha
with congestion OF the lungs.
The Laughlin-D wrestling match
at Detroit last night was won by the for
mer taking the first and third falls.
Robert E. Miller, former resident at
Fort Assinaboine, Montana. committed
suicide at Buffalo, n Y, a few days ago
Desire Boudoir has confessed to the
killing of Ed. Grant at Great Falls, for
which crime his father had been arrested
A collision between the Chinese and
Europeans is reported at Shanghai. Two
of the latter were wounded but no one
killed
Two children of Isaac Kennedy, resid-
ing near Philippi, w. Va, fell into a ket-
tie of boiling soap and were burned to
death.
John Glasscock of Delaplain, Virginia,
murdered his wife and three children, set
fire to the house and shot himself tn .ougE
the heart.
March 3rd was the sixth anniversary of
the coronation of Pope Leo XIII, and
grand and imposing celebration of the
event was held at Rome.
The license of s. E. Wright, master of
the wrecked City of Columbus, has been
revoked by the board of naval inspectors
for carelessness in the management of the
ship.
The German ministerial organs associ-
ate the alliance of Russia, Germany and
Austria with coming league of the con-
tinental powers against the maritime and
commercial preponderance of England.
White manufacturers in San Francisco
have locked out $500 Chinese cigar MAX
ers. 1t is proposed to substitute $500
whites of New York. The Chinese
packers struck as soon as they learned
that their countrymen were locked out.
The Mexican Central railroad. 1.124
miles in length, will be completed this
week, the gap being only nine miles.
Charles A. Dana and a party of New York
capitalists are soon to start for tour of
Mexico, and will be joined by Simon Cam
eron.
Benjamin Beatty, of Easton, Pa, at
tempted to chastise his II year old boy
Harry. when the boy drew revolver and
shot his father. The wound is serious.
IIe was disarmed before he could fire a
second shot. Ho was then given severe
thrashing and has fed. Harry reads boy
novels.
It is stated on goad authority that, as
matter of fact, there is more private pros.
titution and illegitimacy in Utah than in
any other place in the civilized world. Il
has been ascertained that about 80 per
cent. of all plural marriages were necessi-
tated by previous immortality and g pre-
vent scandal. How does that speak in
favor of sainthood2
The president has made the following
nominations: Medical Director Frances
NJ. Grinnell surgeon general and chief
Of bureau of medicines and surgery IN the
navy; VIM. N. Burma, of Pennsylvania,
governor Of Idaho; Jno. G. Perry, Of n
Y chat ii1stice nf the silnrelne court of