The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1889-08-07
WEST AND SOUTH.

At Kansas City, No., on the ID well
dressed man entered the iewelry store Of
r. G. Altman and asked TO be shown some
diamonds. A tray containing large num-
Der Of valuable set stones was placed on the
counter before him. After q few moments
examination he suddenly grabbed handful
Of Jewels, bolted for the door and made good
his escape. The goods taken were valued
at @, 800.
Capitalists are taking active steps toward
piping natural gas to Columbus, Ind, from
the Greenfield field, forty miles distant.
The estimated cost Of the pipe lineis SEQ, 900.
@. W. g. E.S Taylor, Of Smyrna, Del,
founders and machinists, have failed. Liza
bilities, $4,000, They employed forty work
men.
At Chicago on the ID Judge Tuley rem
dered his decision in regard TO the Burling-
ton & Kimball brickmakers' strike. The
decision was entirely In favor Of the com
pany and the Judge declared that the con-
tract existing between the workmen and
the company was made in good faith and
must hold until tho time mentioned In the
agreement, March Q, 1890.
Charles Kemmer and Henry Arnett were
drowned In Braxton County, W. Va, on the
ID, while attempting 10 cross flooded
stream.
The low grounds near Galena, Ill, were
visited by frost on the night Of the 1st,
which did considerable damage 10 growing
vegetables. Corn suffered In most exposed
places.
On the ID the Montana constitutional con-
yention adopted clause forbidding legisla-
tors, Judges OF members Of boards equaliza-
ton from accepting railroad passes, under
penalty of forfeiting their Offices. IL was
decided that the Senate shall consist Of six
teen members and the House Of ffty-hve.
Abraham Laser, Of Dayton, o., one Of the
bondsmen for Mrs. Nelson briggs, charged
with passing counterfeit money, on the I'd
surrendered her TO United States Commits
sioner Hooper at Cincinnati, and withdrew
from the bond. Mrs. briggs was ordered
committed 10 the Dayton jail
Thieves went through number Of guests
rooms at the Hollenden House In Cleve-
land, O., on the night OF the LIST, and goi
away with about $500 in jewelry and money
An epidemic Of bloody fux has broker
out In Warsaw, Ill. Within the past wecl
fifteen persons have died Of the disease, and
on the 3D. $50 cases were reported The peo
pie are terror stricken.
At Cincinnati on the 3D. Judge Ermstor
held that barber shopis not necessity OF
Sunday, and fined the barber Of the Gibson
House s2 and costs for keeping open on tina
day. This was test case.
George Hennig, arrested for completely
with Harry Seybold in the robbery Of tn
Bank u Wheeling, w. Va, was ON the q
discharged on the testimony Of Seybold tha
he (Hennig) knew nothing Of the robbery
G. L. Barker's stable and several adioin
ing buildings at Rome, Ca, were dcstroye'
by FIRE on the 4th. Fifteen horses persisted
including valuable stallion. Total loss
$4,000.
J. H. johnson left Chicago for Norwa
on the 3D. IN charge Of officers johnson
charged with the forgery Of notes for 1000
crowns on Norwegian banks. 9
Judge Baker has denied new trial ;
James W. Sykes, the man convicted Il
[ | Chicago Of issuing false warehouse receipts
and sentenced the prisoner 70 two years &
the pepitentiary. ft