The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1889-03-13
WsST AND SOUTH

| n ufe AZ NeWO " leans on tue fJH uesJrOyeO
Faranta's theater. A number Of adjacent
buildings, Including the Convent OF the
Holy Family, was badly damaged LOSS,
| 5000
Mrs. Elizabeth Sands celebrated her one
hundrcdth birthday ut Baltimore. Nd, on
the 7th. Her age 10 perfectly authentic
attd
| A Paducih (Ky) dispatch says that
Mitchell PEBBLES, his wife aud two children
| were found murdered in bed at their home
| on Duck Creek on the Ith. No particulars
| were given, but IL is suppO. ed he crime was
| committed by thieves iue { on robbery
The new meat inspection law, framed
with view Of prohibiting the sale Of Chi
| cago DIRE ,sed beef in New Mexico, has gone
into effect. The law provides for he In
spoction Of live animals intended for human
I, cd; prohibits the sale or use OF uncured
meat or unin pected cattle and hogs, and
forbids the sale Of imported fresh meats.
On the 9Th San Franc SEQ customs officers
seized no boxes OF opium valued at 1900 on
q steamer aud arrested the smugglers.
Robert A. Coghill, one Of the best known
lawyers and public rn,n in the State, died
at his home in New Glasgow Va, on the
Ith. He was for twenty years a member Of
the Virginia Legislature.
The rumor OF loss Of lifo in the Metro
politan street car barn fire at Kansas City
few days ago were erroneous, as all the
employees got out safely.
The Minnesota House Of Representatives,
after an oil day debate on the 9TH. refused
10 submit 10 tho people an amendment in
favor OF prohibition OF the liquor traric.
A number OF farmers in Brule County, ID.
T., have commenced seeding. A large area
will be sowu with favorable weather.
The Illinois Senate has unanimously
passed the bill TO regulate telephone charges
in THAI State.
NJ rmon Elder Frye passed through
Topeka, Kan. en- route TO Salt Lake City,
on the 8th with l15 converts 70 the faith
from the South. Frye has been engaged In
missionary work In the South for the past
three years. His accompanying converts
were from the hackwoods OF East Tennes-
| see Norihcrn Georgia and Alabama, and
were Of the most ignorant class.
Nrs. A. q. hanson was fatally shot at her
home near Brunswick, Minn., on the Sth,
AMI her brother-in-law Jacob Hanson, was
severely wounded. The shooting Is said to
have Teen done by William Mating, who Is
under arrest
The boilers in Warmers sawmlll at
Wa ne, Mich, exploded on the Sth, wreck
ing the building aud instantly killing the
engineer, Martin Westfall. ] oss, 10000.
While sitting by his fireside with bis wife,
at Gate City, Ala, on the night OF the 9TH
A. W. Busbie, prominent citizen, wss shot
dead by some one at his window. The
assassin cscapcd.
Tue Camd,n Point (Mo.) Female Orphan
Asylum was DESTROYED by fire on the Sth.
j o's SO 90; insurance 5000. The inmates
all escaped with NJ injury.
Ten stores and four dwellings ut Slater,
Mo-, were destroyed by FIRE on the sth,
causing q loss OF about 5000; half In
sured
The wagon shops at the Jackson fMich.)
ponitentiary were damaged by hre TO the
extent OF $4,000 on the Sth.
Martin Thorp and William Garner, lead
ers OF one OF the most extensive gangs Of
countcrfeters In the Southwest, were ar
rested IN conway County ARK, by United
states ofncers on the Stn' An immense
sum OF bogus money consisting OF 70, tlO
ana ~ imitation gold pieces were also
secured.
captain Fred L. Dunning and Thomas X
Swan, while walking on the track OF the
new fort, fennsylvania, q ONO railroad
~ Kent w. on the eth' werc run down by
an engine ana instantly killed
george COOK, ageo seveaty years an In