The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1890-04-02

Az fhll lIlVer, MASS, were IOrCeu .lhJO
insolvency or the Goth. Mackenzie is
missing. Liabilities $4,000, with nom
inal assets $1,000.
MAJOR GEORGE CRIsMAN, Jacob Wiss-
Ter and Mr.. Prince, representing the
Farmers Alliance of the Cnited States,
have concluded to establish the Alliance
agricultural works at Iron Gate, Ale
gheny County, Va. The works will en-
ploy from 300 to 500 hands and their
products will go to every sub-alliance in
the country, representing four million
members.
CHARGES have been preferred against
Oscar Seely, late trustee of the Wheel
ing, wv. Va.) city gas works, alleging
theft Of city property amounting to sew
| eral thousand dollars. Seely is men,
ber of the Council and a prominent
Democratic politician.
SYLvANUs w. HILL who has been con-
fined in jail at Dorchester, Mass, on the
charge of numbering an infant found in
the woods near that place last summer,
on the Goth pleaded guilty to the charge
Of murder in the second degree and was
sentenced to thirty years hard labor in
State prison.
THE libel suit brought by Rev. DIR.
Charles II. Rylance, rector Of st. Marks
church, against Nicholas Quackenbos,
the lawyer and vestryman of the church,
ended at New York on the Goth in a
verdict for the plaintiff, awarding him
$40, 900 damages and $500 supplementary
costs.
The wrought iron pipe manufacturers
OF the United States met at Pittsburgh
on the Goth and unanimously reaffirmed
prices and discounts. There was large
attendance, nearly all the mills being
represented.
The President has signed the bill to
prevent the introduction Of contagious
diseases from one State to another.
JOHN MYERS wife and two daughters
we're drowned on the night Of the Goth,
near Villa Ridge, ILL.,, by the collapse
of Myers house, which had been under
mined by the overflow from the river.
Myers escaped.
THREE men were run down and killed
by train No. on the Erie railroad, at
Red Rock, small hamlet near Susque-
hanna, Pa, on the eth. The victims
were three brothers named Blakeslee,
all from New York City.
W. j. McGREGoR, teller at the Fourth
National Bank Of Pittsburgh, private
secretary of s. D. Heron, Jr., cashier
Of the same institution, and treasurer OF
q number OF secret orders In that city,
is missing. The bank officials say there
is discrepancy in his accounts, but can
not at present give the amount
JOHN A. DAVIS, late city treasurer Of
Rochester, N. Y, pleaded guilty in
court on the 9th TO the embezzlement
Of s81, 900 of city funds, and was SEN
fenced to Auburn prison for five years.
Two THOUSAND miners at w. l.. Scotts
mine in the vicinity Of Mt Carmel, Pa,
have been idle three months and are in
destitute condition. On the Goth Mr..
Scott sent his check for $1,000 for their
benefit, with instructions 10 draw for
more II necessary.
OK the night Of the Goth gang Of
burglars broke into the residence Of a
man named Keins at Larimer Station.
Pa. The old man seized gun and
fred both barrels into the gang. One
man fell but was picked up and carried
away by his companions, who made their
escape.
DURING February the net earnings Of
the Pennsylvania railroad show an in
crease OF S3,6Sg as compared with the
same month last year. The total in
crease Of net earnings for the two months
Of 1890, as compared with the same
period OF 1889, is s22s, 9S9.
THE foreign delegates TO the Pan
American conference have issued invi-
tations to q dinner TO be given in honor
Of President Harrison on the 10th OF
April. This is supposed TO indicate with
some accuracy the probable date OF ad.
journment Of the conference. The trip
OF the delegates through the South will
be made after that date.
GORDON ADAMS, q prominent attorney
OF Los Angeles, Cal, formerly United
States District Attorney at Vicksburg,
Miss, was found dead In his Office on
the 27th, with bullet hole through his
head. It is supposed he accidentally
shot himself while cleaning pistol.
COMMISSIONER RAUM favors the Nor
rill service pension bill, which grants {
pension Of Ss per month TO all honor
ably discharged soldiers sixty-two year.
Of age or over.
THE joint committee appointed by the
Maryland Legislature TO examine th,
accounts Of defaulting State Treasures
Archer, have made report showing I
defalcation OF $4,000, not including
coupons on some Of the bonds not ac
counted for.
ANDREW L. DUTY was arrested by I
United States deputy marshal neal
Waverly, o., on the 2sth ult., charged
with swindling pension claimants. Duty
operated in West Virginia and Southern
Ohio as United States pension agent
THE business failures occurring
throughout the country during the sever
days ended March 2s number 24s, Al
compared with total Of 255 the previ
Gus week. For the corresponding weel
Of last year the figures were 24o.
The faculty of Amherst (Mass.) Col
lege on the 2sth ult suspended the
entire freshman class, which had re
fused to attend any college exercises
until three Of their number under dis.
cipline for trouble in cane rush were
reinstated.