The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1890-03-19

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fifty feet high near Birmingham, Ala,
on the 18th. The wrecked ears took fire
and burned with the trestle. Six train
men were seriously but not fatally in
jured.
The Indiana Supreme Court has rem
dered decision upholding the consti-
tutionality of the law enacted at the
last session of the Legislature providing
uniform school books for the entire
State.
In the. case Of Cortez, the alleged
Cuban embezzler, against whom pro-
ceedings have been going on in New
York looking to his extradition, Uni
ted States Commissioner Lyman on the
18th ordered that he be turned over to
the Cuban authorities.
The expert accountants find that ex-
State Treasurer Hemingway, Of Missis-
sippi, is $780, short in his accounts
R. T. SAUNDERS, alias r, T. Davis, the
fugitive postmaster Of Plum Branch, 5,
c., has been arrested at San Francisco
and confessed that he had stolen $1,000
from the mails
On the 18th forty women graduated as
doctors from the Women's Medical Col
lege of Pennsylvania. They are from
Pennsylvania, New Jersey, Massa-
chusetts, California, New York, Louis
lana, Maine, Delaware, Kansas and En-
gland.
On THE 18th the explosion Of lamp
in David Goldstine's grocery store In
New York City set the building on fire.
Goldstine and his wife barely escaped
by rushing through the flames to the
street. Their infant daughter was
burned to death.
ANDREW A. Holt, alias Andrew A.
Anderson, noted pirate and smuggler
on Puget Sound for many years, was
fatally shot on his sloop near Seattle,
Wash, on the 14th while resisting ar
rest at the hands Of United States Off
GERS.
THE business failures occurring
throughout the country during the seven
days ended March IA number 252, as
compared with total OF 280 the previ'
Gus week. For the corresponding week
Of last year the figures were 26l.
FRANK A. DFFEHDoRFER, formerly o.
Lancaster, Pa, was arrested in Brook
lyn, N. Y, on the 14th, charged by hi
brother with having misappropriatet
100000 OF his fathers estate.
ENGLISH investors are after the pape
milling interests at Glen Falls, WateS
town, and Rochester, N. Y. One milliol
dollars will be paid for two-thirds in
: terest in one mill at Glens Falls.
THE Secretary Of State of Illinois Of
the 14th issued license Of incorpora
, ton to the National Cooperative Bank
ing Association at Chicago, with cap
ital stock Of $50, ,o0o,oO The incorpora
tors are +. w. GAM and others.
An ordinance recently passed by tn
San Francisco council orders the re
moval OF the Chinese population TO
prescribed section on the southern
border OF the city. The forty THOUSAND
} Chinese, most Of whom are now locates
in the business center Of the city, will
.. test the constitutionality Of the OF
! dinance in the courts.
! OK the 14th Birds Point, Mo-, wa
I completely submerged snd all the peopl
we're camped on the surrounding hills
! Over 1000 acres OF farming lands wer
under water.
AT Philadelphia on the 14th william
Bolton, thirteen years old, was sen
; fenced to three years Imprisonment a
solitary and separate confinement a
! hard labor in the Eastern penitentiary
Though so young, Bolton was hardene
criminal and the leader Of gang Of bo
, thieves.
5 In tho New York Supreme Court o
D the 14th Judge Andrews granted mt
ton TO reduce the bail OF Ives and an
: Staynor from $3.50, 900 to 5000 each
5 the civil action brought against them b
1 the Cincinnati, Hamilton & Dayto
Q Railroad Company.
The grand jury Of the District Of G
!, lumbia have directed the District A
n torney to prepare an indictment for mu
s der against Kincaid, who shot ex-Co
' gressman Taulbee.
= THE Kane County Qll) court houi
il was destroyed by fire on the 14th. TT
. records we're saved.
. THE miners strike at the Ashland az
Norris mines in Hurley, Wis, was d
, clarej of on the 14th. The striker
u three thousand in number, returned
n work, except the leaders, who were di
! charged.
4 w. Y. SMITH, OF Ellsworth, and Z.
). Coleman, Of Dorrance, Kan, respectiy
II ly president and cashier Of the bank
d Dorrance which failed short time az
= we're arrested at Russell, Kan, on tl
y 18th, charged with having received d
'. posits when they knew the bank was
. an insolvent condition.
!, THE convicted Whit ehall (Wii
1. lynchers were sentenced on the l4tb
e Mrs. Oleson, her son, Ole Sletto Al
of Charles johnson, to imprisonment
q life. The others we're fined for riotin
a THE grand jury at Pittsburgh on Il
IS 18th brought in true bill against Pre-
III dent Young and Cashier Hare, OF q
is defunct Lawrence bank. The men a
:, = charged with embezzlement in TAXI
,e funds after they knew. the bank W
ruined.