The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1891-12-23
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Chinese laborers who had been dis
.harged by the Tehuantepec Railroad
company were on their way to the
United States, Acting Secretary Spauld-
ing on the 10th instructed the customs
officials along the Mexican frontier to
use extra vigilance to prevent any of
them from crossing the border
w. II. WTSANs, a wealthy farmer of
Franklin, Pa, prominent in social and
political circles, was arrested on the
10th charged with burglary Numerous
heavy robberies were committed in
venango and surrounding counties and
q man named Brooks was arrested IL
is alleged that he made confession
duplicating Winans
JAMES KELLY, engineer Of the North
Shore line train wrecked at Fishkill, N.
Y, on the 18th, died the next day. Dur
ing the night he was delirious and fire.
quently exclaimed: I'm tell you all
about it in the morning" He died with
opt telling the story.
THREE beet sugar factories in Cali
Aorhib nave CAoocu uOWu AOE buc bcdoOh
and statements Of the amount Of sugar
have been sent TO the internal revenue
Office. The total production from these
factories was so7o. 13s pounds, and the
total bounty TO be paid is slei. 400
Rev. u PARKER. n member of the
North Texas conference, was arrested
at Dallas, Tex, on the 10th charged
with pension frauds and forgery. In one
of the cases an old colored woman has
been drawing st2 per month from the
government for the past year.
AT Little Rock, Ark, on the 10th,
while clerk In Zimmerman's jewelry
store was showing two trays of dia-
monds 10 stranger, another stranger
entered, threw lot Of cayenne pepper
in the clerks eyes, grabbed the trays
and both men rushed cut into dark
alley and escaped. The diamonds were
valued at $1,000
HENRY N. KIssMAs, formerly vice
president and cashier Of the First Ma
tional bank Of Chicago, suicided by
hanging himself at Grand Rapids. Mich,
on the 10th. Dependency induced by
III health was the cause.
BuReLARs entered the house Of w. II.
Rhodes, at Altoona, Pa, on the night
Of the 18th, chloroformed the inmates,
and stole s125 In cash, 5000 In notes and
. revolver from under Mr.. Rhodes
head
ALL the telegraph operators and train
dispatchers on the Southern Pacific and
Atlantic a. Pacific railroads went out on
astrilce on the 18th because Of refusal
BY the companies 10 advance wages.
THE Kent iron works, at Kent, Conn,
which have been run continuously for
nearly fifty years, have closed down In
definitely, throwing large number Of
employees out Of work. .Ir.....a.
Ar Mattoon, ILL.,, on the 18th des-
perate attempt was made by half
crazy inventor named Hornish TO as
sassinate Judge Horace s. Clark, COM
mander OF the @. A. r. of Illinois
Hornish met the Judge on the street and
without word Of warning drew q re-
volver and fred, the ball plowing . fur
row through the judges face. Judge
Clark grappled with his assailant and
in the struggle the Judge was again
shot through the shoulder. Before the
assassin could shoot again he was seized,
disarmed and locked up. The judges
wounds are not dangerous
THE first car load Of pig tin ever
mined on the American continent has
arrived In Pittsburgh. Il came from
Durango, Mex, and Is the property Of
the Pittsburgh and Mexican Tin Mining
Company. There are altogether twen-
ty tons Of metal.
APAssEseER train on the Chesapeake
a Ohio railway collided with freight
near Anderson, Va, on the 10th, caus.
ing the death Of the fireman and mail
clerk Of the passenger train and brake.
man ON the freight, and injuring an.
other mail clerk on the passenger and o
brakeman on the freight The accident
was caused by the carelessness of the
freight crew.
The strike OF the telegraph employees
on the Atlantic & Pacific railroad has
resulted In n victory for the strikers.
The point the latter insisted on was
t6st their organization should not be
attacled by the company and nm In
Crease Of wages