The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1891-07-22

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children died Of starvation and were
cooked and eaten by the mother and
eldest daughter. The mother is now
maniac. ,r -. Il, 81 !.
THE First National bank Of Kansas
City, Kan, has ceased doing business,
being unable to meet the claims against
| 1t.
THERE was a remarkable series OF IA
talities at Rankins, Pa, on the night OF
the 18th. A man committed suicide, the
house he lived in burned down from q
lamp explosion and two children were
cremated, and later as two men were
searching among the ruins chimney
fell, killing one and fatally iDjuring the
other.
Two sisters, Kate and Mary MCGOWAN,
aged IS and 20 years respectively, were
drowned in the Susquehanna river at
Pittston, Pa, on the 10TH They were
out boating with James Lane. Sud
denly the boat began to fill with water
and before they could return to shore
1t sank. Lane almost lost his own LIE
while trying to save them.
THE board of United States appraisers
at New York have handed down a de-
cision upholding the action of the col
lector at Galveston in assessing duty on
the Japanese figures, pictures and art
curios imported by Walter 5. Davis Tor
his museum in Galveston. Mr.. Davis
claimed that they were entitled to free
entry as works Of art.
A DISPATCH from Eastport Me-, says
the Dominion cruiser Dream on the
10th seized seven boats belonging to
Eastport fishermen In Passamaquoddy
waters, landed the occupants on Dog
island and towed the boats to St An
drews, N. B., where they will be confis-
Gated.
MRS. CHRISTIAN CRAMEB suicided at
her residence in New Haven, Conn, on
the 10th by hanging She was the
mother of Jennie Cramer, whose mys-
terious death several years ago attract
ed SO much attention. twill be remem-
bered that Walter and James Malley,
of New Haven, were tried for the MUIR
der of Jennie Cramer and acquitted.
A SYNDICATE has purchased all the
leading mines of tin in Colorado. The
sum paid is S5OO,OOO
The coal miners OF Mclean county,
Ill, TO the number Of 800, struck on the
18th.
The coal mines at Spring Valley, Ill,
will be started up at once. The strike
has been on since last May. The owners
have agreed to the propositions OF the
strikers.
A RECEIVER has been appointed for j..
II. Bonnell & Co., of New York, manu-
facturers Of printers ink. The liabili-
ties are estimated at $500, 900 and the
assets at $780, 900. There will be no in
terruption in the business.
Two children OF baker named
Schwartz at Erie, Pa, were fatally
burned and their mother terribly in
iured as result Of their clothing be-
coming ignited while building bonfire.
PRESIDENT ]. HOLLIS KENNY, Of the
Order Of Reliable Fellowship, an asso-
citation organized under New Hampshire
laws on April last, Is said 10 have dis
appeared with the entire funds, amount
ing to nearly $4,000.
TEXAS fever is raging among the cat
tie Of the Cherokee nation in Indiar
Territory. Hundreds have died and
many others are infected.
NEAR Kenton, o., an the 18th, worl
train on the Chicago & Erie road col
lided with fast freight train and mint
laborers on the work train were killed
besides wrecldng both locomotives ant
many cars
TwENTY.EIeHT immigrants, mostl,
Russian Hebrews, were not allowed u
land from steamship Michigan at Bos
ton on the 18th on the ground that the.
might become public charges. The.
will be returned by the Michigan mex
, week.
AT Chicago on the 18th Mrs. Eliz
Haiser and her little son and daughte
were driving across the Pan Handl
railroad track, when they were hurle
,, into the air by an outbound fast passeI
! ger train. Mother and daughter wer
killed and the boy probably fatally In
, jured.
NEARLY three miles Of snow shed
, on the line of the Central Pacific, nea
the summit, burned on the 18th. TIL
FIRE Is supposed TO have originated fror
sparks Of locomotive.
: A DISPATCH from Flagstaff, Ariz
: says the trouble with the Navajo Ind
ans Is at an end. The Indian chief a
: rested has had his examination, and Q
: there was not sufficient evidence TO hol
him on a charge OF horse stealing, !
!, has been discharged and has returne
I 10 the reservation.
= A CAREFUL estimate made by the of
! GERS Of the post Office department plac'
the probable annual cost 10 the goveri
ment Of the execution Of the provision
: Of the postal aid bill at s2,7s5,oO0. 81
. BUSINESS failures occurring throug
: out the country during the seven da,
!, ended July II number 274, as compar,
y with n total of 247 the previous wee
, For the corresponding week oflast yeI
/, the figures were 207.
: THE National Editorial associate
!. closed It's sessions at ST. Paul, Minr
= on the nth. The new officers elect.
" are as follows: President, w. s. ca
:. pellar, OF Ohio; vice president, B.
= Price, Wisconsin,; corresponding seer
= - tary, ]. M. Page, Illinois; secretar
n william Kennedy, Pennsylvania; !
cordinR secretary, Miss Virginia Cla