The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1891-01-14


was running slow and thus saved the
lives Of the passengers.
In the United States Court at New
York Judge Lacombe on the Sth handed
down decision in Jugiro's case, grant
ing an appeal from the denial of an ap-
plication for n writ of habeas corpus.
This carries the case to the United States
Supreme Court and again delays the ex-
ecution for an indefinite period.
AT Columbus, Ind, Rev. James E.
Campbell who was found guilty of
criminal malpractice and sentenced to
three years in prison, has been granted
new trial on the ground of newly dis
covered evidence.
THE Pennsylvania Board Of Pardors
have recommended that the death SEN
tence of Sidney Ware, of Dauphin
County, be commuted to imprisonment
for life.
AT Saginaw, Mich, new hired girl
In the family of Samuel Ward mad
vertently mixed quantity OF trough
on rats" with flour with which she was
rolling fish for supper. The accident
resulted in making Mr.. Ward, his wife
and two children deathly sick. Their
condition is precarious.
JOHN MORRIS and Frank Chatham,
well-known ranchmen of Carbondale.
Col, met at Leadville on the sth and
renewed an old quarrel. They drew re-
volvers and exchanged several shots,
resulting in the fatal wounding of both
men.
THE Hatfeld-McCoy vendetta has
broken out again in Logan County, w.
Va. near the Kentucky line. In a re-
cent fight on TIart's creek between ad-
herents Of the respective factions, six
men were killed. No names are given.
In the assignment of the buildings to
the worlds fair architects, Henry Ives
Cobb gets the fisheries building; Solon
S. Beman the agricultural structure; w.
L. B. Jenney the horticultural, and
Adler & Sullivan the music temple. Bur-
ling & Whitehouse will design the en-
frances to the principal buildings. The
New York architects will prepare the
plan for the central group of main
buildings.
AN explosion of gas in the Newberry
! Mich furnace on the Sth, resulted in
| the death of one man and the injuring
of seven others. The roof Of the stack
house was blown down.
A COLLISION between two stock trains
at Chicago on the sth killed two stock
men who were asleep in the caboose
and demolished a stock car.
SECRETARY NOBLE on the Sth sent a
dispatch to Daniel f. Boyer, Indian
agent at Fine Ridge Agency, dismissing
him from the service. The Secretary
directs him 10 turn over the property to
Captain Pierce, who will be the Indian
agent at that point.
AT Amherst, Mass, on the Sth. by the
explosion of a cartridge which had been
placed in an oven to dry, J. Il. Powell
had both legs blown off and Mrs. Nell
son Powell was badly injured.
SINCE the beginning of the fiscal year
the Treasury Department has purchased
more than S92, 100000 of and ~ per
cent. bonds.
THE Census Office states the total pop
ulation of the Indians of the country,
exclusive of Alaska, TO be 24l,70I.
BUSINESS failures occurring through
out the country during the seven days
ended January number 4O3 as COM
pared with n total of S4S the previous
week. For the corresponding week of
last year the figures were 373.
Az order has been received by the
railway telegraphers, agents aud other
employees Of the Chicago, Milwaukee e
st. Paul Railway Company at st. Paul,
Mimi, who are members of the order of
Railway Telegraphers, notifying them
that they must leave the organization.
THE Treasury surplus is again piling
up, and at the close Of business on the
9th was sls,OOO,0O Since the first of
the year, despite the heavy payments
on account of pensions and interest, the
receipts have largely exceeded the ex.
penditures and the surplus daily in.
creases.
Two boys named Joseph and Willie
Barren were drowned in the Mississippi
river near Cassville, Wis, on the 9th by
breaking through the ice. Their mother,
in attempting to rescue them also broke
through the ice and but for timely as
sistancc would have drowned.
AT Greensburg, Pa, on the 9Th
Colonel j. w. Moore, the millionaire
coal and coke operator, was stabbed and
severely wounded with butchers
knife in the hands of his son, Bert. The
latter was ut once arrested. The cause
Of the act is not known.
The Knights Of Labor Legislative con.
vention, in session at Harrisburg on the
9TH, adopted resolutions recommending
a law to prevent bribery in primary
elections; suggesting the appointment
Of commission 10 draft general mine
law; favoring the Farrell bill In regard
| 10 company stores; recommending bill
regulating the weighing Of coal; favor
Ing free text books and in favor OF an
enforcement Of the semi-monthly pay
law.
THE Califoi MIA powder pool organized
about eighteen months ago has col
lapsed and tac price of powder has con-
seouently suffered drop.
A FIRE nj Aurora, Mo-, on the 9th de-
stroyed twenty dwellings, several large
stores, three newspaper Offices and a
bank building. Loss, $4,000.
PERSONAL AND POLITICAL.
AT the request of the Afro-American
Colonization Society Of Washington,
gonator Tollar hoo i,,trodroaJ ., lin