The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1891-10-28

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IT is now definitely known that all
efforts to effect compromise between
litigants in the Searles will contest at
Salem, Mass, have been without effect,
and the matter will not be settled out
side the courts The amount at stake
in the contest is more than 500, 900, 900.
THE public school building at Owens
vile, Ind, burned on the 92d. BY
the coolness of the teachers 800 pupils
were safely rescued. Loss, $4,000.
The bank Of Lewisburg, Tsnn., the
Oldest financial institution in that city,
made an assignment on the 22d. Bad
collections and the contraction OF the
money market are given as the cause.
1t is thought the assets are in excess OF
liabilities |
EUGENE f.. GARCIA, paying teller OF
the Louisiana National bank, ut new
Orleans, is declared defaulter in the
sum Of S19O, 900. He has made state
ment to the directors to the effect that
he could account for his shortage by
errors in paying checks during the past
fifteen years. :,
THE Ohio Grand Lodge, F. and A. M
closed its session at Columbus on the
22d. officers were elected as follows'
Grand master, Levi c. Goodale, Cincin'
natl; deputy grand master, Allen An
drews, Hamilton; senior warden, w. r.
Baldwin, Mt. Vernon; junior warden
Carroll +. Clapp, Warren; treasurer
Charles Brown, Cincinnati; secretary,
]. II. Bromwell, Cincinnati; grand chap
lain, L. F. Van Cleaf, Milford.
THE Glendale wooden mill, owned by
Mr.. Herman, of New York, and located
fifteen miles south of Pittsfeld, Mass,
was destroyed by fire on the 22d. Loss
$500, 900; fully insured ,
The Typothete Of America adjourned
at Cincinnati on the 22d, after selecting
Toronto, Ont as the next place OF
meeting in August 1892, and electing
the following officers: President W.
o. Sheppard, Toronto; secretary, Ever
ett Waddey, Richmond, Va; treasurer,
Charles Buss, Cincinnati An executive
committee Of seven was also chosen.
The three men who robbed the En-
terprise National bank recently, were
arrested at Kammela, Ore, on the 2lst
The robbers got $500.
ALExANDER Eek and George Jorda
were run down and killed by an az
commodation train at Camden, N. j.
on the 23d, while attempting to eros
the tracks. Both men were resident
Of Camden.
/ THE schooner Red Wing was lost o
! NoantolSe, Conn, on the night OF th
Esd, and all on board were drowned.
THE United Statesgrand jury at Siou
Falls, g. D., on the Esd returned eigh
| cen indictments against the officers an
directors of the Louisiana lotter,
Among the list are Gen. Beauregar'
Paul Conrad, president, and ]. P. Ho
: ner, secretary. The United Stat,
, marshal and his deputies have gone
. New Orleans to make the arrests tt
Y indictments are for transmitting lottei
: advertisements through the mails, ar
( the extreme penalty in cases of convi
r ton is five years imprisonment al
r IS, 900 fine.
RICHARD ALLEN was killed and thr'
r other trimmers were injured by ia
o OF ground at the Buffalo mine, N
Q gaunee, Mich, on the 23d.
Q Gov. PATTIsoN has received the r
= port of the Pennsylvania board Of char
ties regarding their recent investigate
int the charges against the state lun
e tie hospital management The boa
r reports that no evidence was adduc,
g showing mismanagement by the tru
IS tees, but that the medical supervise
g was inefficient This has now bee
IN remedied.
In a collision between two freig
< trains on the Chicago & Northweste
10 railroad at Lake City, Ia, on the q
I'd M. r. Hayden and George Stein, brah
y men, were killed, Engineers Collins a
t. McAllister probably fatally injured a,
several other trainmen more or le
at hurt The trains met on a curve, Meth
as engineer seeing the other in time
d, avoid the disaster
OF DURING September past 52,7O6 INN
e. grants arrived In this country, agair
',- As, in September, $780, OF the ,
rivals last month Germany furnish
Oh 10, 705, Russia 9,o77, England and Wal
n 6,270, ireland 5,2s2, Sweden and NJ
"a way 5,3ol, Austria Hungary 4,76S, I
d. land 3,1oO, Italy 2,46l and Scotlar
1910.
40 THEODORE DoERFLINGER, Of Pit
o, burgh, prominent druggist, preside
as Of the Dexter Spring Company a
ut treasurer of the Seventh ward schc
board, has been arrested, charged
al the school board with forgery and @
Of bezzlement OF school funds. One
,e port makes the shortage $1,000 a
is another 1900.
r. DURING the week ended October
business failures for the United Stat
l., numbered 207 and for Canada AZ
In total Of 249, as compared with to'
he Of $50 for the previous week. For I
In corresponding week Of last year the {
ures were 226, representing 2O3 failui
Is In the United Safes and % In Canada.
IN THE real estate owned by Green
On Raum in Washington, d. c., has be
ng ordered sold by the district court
ed satisfy judgment claim aggregate
ty t2o, 900.
no PHILIP STEIYMETz, life prisoner
The Ohio Penitentiary, died Of hei
n failure on the esd He was the old,
On prisoner at the prison, having been
OF ,eived from Toledo In June, 1869, TO