The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1890-10-15

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when the case was called at New Yorl
on the 9th. His bond Of $50, 600 was do
clared forfeited.
A FrRE}at Thompsonvill Ill, on the
the 9th caused the destruction Of the
Hamilton Hotel, Farmers store, Floyd
& Sons millinery store, drug store
and livery stable. The loss is heavy,
but partly covered by insurance.
JAMES M. DoUGHERTY, the insane
lover Of Mary Anderson-Navarro, the
well-known actress, on the 9th shot and
killed Assistant Superintendent Lloyd,
Of the Kings County Insane Asylum at
Flatbush, L. !. Dougherty then went
to New York City, where he was ar
rested.
MRS PLUMMEI, wife of prominent
physician Of Muscotah, Kan, created a
sensation on the 9th by shooting Dr. J.
E Martin, druggist for selling her
husband whisky. She was arrested, but
her husband went her bail. Martin is
not dangerously wounded.
The postal authorities at Atlanta, Ca,
on the 9th seized the weekly edition Of
the Atlanta Constitution for violation
Of the Anti-Lottery law The paper
contained . prize distribution offer to
its subscribers to be settled by Christ
mas drawing. ft-
The world g rotting record for stations
was broken at Terre Haute, Ind, on the
9th, when the famous stallion Nelson
made mile in e;1iH, thus lowering the
worlds stallion record by quarter OF a
second. Another worlds record was
broken In the free-for-all pace on the
Same track, purse $1,000. Hal Pointer
won the race in three straight heats,
making the marvellous time Of 2:OsK, 2:12
and 2:1S. These are the fastest three
heats ever made in race, and the aver
age beats the worlds racing record.
Two brakemen were killed and an
engineer and fireman injured in freight
wreck on the Reading railroad near
Philadelphia on the 9th. The wreck
caught FIRE and thirty cars with their
contents were consumed.
The demands Of the locomotive en-
gineers OF the Chicago & Northwestern
railway for an increase of pay and
abolition Of the clas iHcstion system
have been granted by President Hughitt.
AT a crossing near Rochester, N. Y,
on the 10th New York Central train
struck wagon containing Mrs. Seelye
Burritt Of Belleville, Mich, her father
and two sisters Mrs Burritt was in
stantly killed. .....
The population Of the State Of New
York, as announced by the Census
Bureau, is 5,9Sl, ,938; increase 500, ,o6S, or
lL6o per cent
MAX WOLF, o New York cloak manu-
facturer, has failed with liabilities Of
5000, and no visible assets. He has
disappeared and his creditors are search
ing for him.
Business failures occurring through
out the country during the seven days
ended October IL number 215 as COM
pared with total OF 197 the previous
week. For the corresponding week Of
last year the figures were 214.
The Illinois Supreme Court, on mo-
tion Of the Attorney General, has con-
tinued the Cronin case TO the next term.
The continuance was granted on account
OF the large abstracts and briefs Of the
plaintiff In error and insufficient time
10 prepare an answer.
THE jury in the case OF Nettie S. Clark
on trial at Providence, R. l., charged
with forgery, disagreed on the 10th,
standing ten for acquittal and two for
coviction. She was admitted TO bail in
the sum OF $1,000 and the Indictment
against her continued.
A FIRE at Brainerd, Mimi, on the
10th destroyed the Commercial Hotel,
and number Of adjoining buildings,
causing loss Of $4,000 insured for
about one-fourth.
THE Indianapolis Car and Manufac-
turing Company has gone into re-
ceiver's hand. Liabilities, $3.50, 1000; as
sets, 5000, 900. The receiver will carry
on the business. .,
A PECULIAR suicide was that OF
Edward Cation, oigarmaker, near tho
White House at Washington on the
10th. He squeezed his head between
the railings OF the fonce that surround
the grounds and ohoked himself 10
death. ..' ..5 'G'
AT q meeting OF the presidents OF all
the trunk lines In New York City on the
10th, II was agreed TO advance the rates
on all eastbound freights, the advance
TO 60 into effect as soon rs navigaH Hon
closes "'"" t'"A "l"'lO ""S
N the Circuit Court at Bloonitdet6n,
Ill, !, on the 10th LaonArdl MatthsAH q
Chicago d ALTON brakeman, was given
Judgment against that road for $40. 900.
He was knocked OF . train BY an over
head bSidge atJoliet and suffered severe
inidriss 10 bis spine.
TIE October estimates of yields per
acre for the entire breadth OF cereal
crops, as consolidated by the Depart
mont Of ofAgrioulturs, are: Winter wheat,
1913 bushels per acre; spring wheat l1.5,
oats 1913, barley 81, rye 1Ls H 1'
Ar the annual meeting Of the North
western branch Of the Woman's Foreign
Missionary Society in Indianapolis,
Ind, reports Of the officers showed that
the total receipts from all sources, In
cluding last years balance, were s5s,-
SS7.s1; expenditures, s45, 57O.75; leaving
. balance Of Ss,065.46 on hand. All tho
disbursements except s9,oO for home
expenses, went 10 foreign fields. "a
WILLIAM II. ScHBIEBRR, Of Columbus,
Ind, who robbed the First National
Bank and fed with the funds to Canada,