The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1889-05-29
WEST AND sourn.

Thomas Mc0ecbin, formerly cashier of
the Baltimore United Oil Company, was In
dicted by tho grand Jury at Baltimore, Nd,
on the 23difor forgery. The amountinvolved
is nearly sl00 600. McGechin, with his family,
Is 10 Florida.
Mrs. Caroline A. Brough, widow Of John
BrouRh, the noted war Governor Of Ohio,
died on the 23d, stthe residence Of her SON
in-law, @. W. Gerard, in Cincinnati.
Clifford & Sermons boot and shoe manu-
factory and L. Mowers & Co.'S Wholesale
creamery supplies establishment at Cedar
Rapids, Ia, were destroyed by FIRE on the
23d. Loss 10000; insurance $1,000.
On the ed William Hempker, Of Dundee,
nl., and a boy named Frank Hintze were in
stanry killed by the collapse Of barn
which they were moving.
The steamer Alld has arrived at Seattle,
W. T., with intelligence thatt bark Lizzie
Williams, carrying crew Of twenty seven
white men and ninety-seven Chinese, was
wrecked on Tugidak Island, a barren an un-
inhabited shoal, April l2. Six Chinese and
two seamen were drowned. The vessel and
cargo, valued Of $4,000. was total loss
The Fish Manufacturing Company's works
at Columbus, o., engaged in the manufsc-
| tnre Of carriage hardware, burned on the
23d, entailing a loss Of $25, 900
The national convention Of horse shoers
adjourned at St Paul, Mimi, on the 23d TO
| meet In Cleveland, o., on the third Monday
In May, 1891. Thomas J. ByTnes, Of Brook.
| lyn, N. Y, was elected President; w. j.
Moore, Of Pittsburgh, secretary and j. NJ.
Hines, Of Chicago, treasurer.
| paaf Nounua M dor n (thtaf unfar Eatr
child OF Milwaukee, Wis, has been ap-
pointed on the National @. 4. r. Pension
Committee TO succeed Corporal James Tan
ner.
Two children ofJohn Bolter were drowned
In Bark river, Wisconsin, ON the 24th while
returning from fishing excursion. The
children were boy and girl aged eleven
and nine years.
Nine business houses with their contents
were burned at Elkhart, H., on the Oath en-
failing loss Of $4,000.
General A. q. Dodge's suburban residence
at Danviile, H., was destroyed by fire on
the 2ed, causing loss Of $4,000 At the
time Of the fire party Of 200 guests were
being entertaiRed, @ number Of whom mar.
rowly escaped cremation.
Mormyns In large numbers have recently
been passing through Montana 10 tie Brit
ish possessions, where, II b believed, o set
tlement Il being made. ..-l..
Heavy frosts In Dakota on the night o.
the 23d dd much damage 70 all kinds Of
crups.
Near Brownsville, Ala, on heath Jane,
Rowdtroe and George Wilson, young farm
ers fought aduel with pistols. Wilson wa
killed az the second shot and Roundtre,
fed Both wanted TO marry the same CIR
and The duel was the result
Indian Agent McChesney has receives
instructions from Washington 70 notify al
white settlers now on the Sioux reservation
70 leave
While crossing the river near Memphis
Tenn, ON the 18th skif containing thre
men and two ladies was caught In win
and rain storm and capsized. An the occr
pants were drowned Their names coul
not DO learnee. ~ ~ fA4
Afsw days ago Levi Clowdis, wealth
farmer Of Livingston County, Mo-, was IN
duced 70 draw 8, 800 from bank BY tw
4 strzngess, who pretended 70 wish 70 pui
chase ~ farm. On the way home be wa
dsafged as6fobbed 6f Che entire amount