The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1895-04-03
The News Condensed.
important Intelligence From All Parts,
DOMESTIC.

revealing the hldlnR place OF ms
wealth.
Six United States prisoners escaped
from Jail at Fort Scott, Kan, among
them being Bill West, the notorious
outlaw.
In "a fight with shotguns in Macon
county, Ala, the result of long
standing feud between the Riddle and
Christian families, Slab Riddle was
killed and Charles and Andrew Riddle
were fatally wounded.
THE town Of Gilmanton, Wis, was
nearly wiped out by fire.
Mrs. JOHN +. CORE, of Marion, Pa,
took her 2-year-old child to well and
dropped it in and the infant was
drowned.
The report of the experts in Chicago
who investigated the whisky trust ac-
counts says that a discrepancy of ST.
924, 120 existed.
SEVERE wind storms swept over Ohio,
Illinois and other towns Dust storms
prevailed in Iowa and Illinois.
THE mutilated bodies of Mrs. Sam
Butler (colored) and her s-year-old son
were found at Meridian, Miss. They
were supposed to have been murdered
by the husband Of the woman.
A TORNADO visited Delaware, o.,
and surrounding sections, unroofng
houses, uprooting trees and demolish-
ing fences.
THE Steel Edge Stamping and Retin-
ming company, of Mills, Mass, failed
for Sl92, ,G36.
The 15Oth anniversary of the foun-
dation of the Second Parish Unitarian
church was celebrated at Binghamton,
Mass, in the Westinghouse which was
erected in 1742.
THE survivors Of the invading army
that marched to Washington under
Gen. Coxey year ago had a reunion
ut Massillon, o.
Coal operators in Indiana were dis
cussing plan to form a pool like the
one recently effected in Ohio.
CITIZENS of Lexington, Neb., were
urging Sam Woi Tai, Chinaman, to
make the race for mayor of the place.
THE bank at Mount Morris, ILL.,, was
robbed, the safe being wrecked with
dynamite. 1t was thought that only
$3.50 was taken.
INCENDIARIEs caused the total de-
struction of Robinson & Co.'S stock
barns near Decatur, Ind. Over 15C
hogs and some cattle and horses were
burned.
FLAMES that started in the furniture
store of A. f. Tanner s. Co. in Mil
waukee burned out twenty bushes;
houses, the total loss being 100000.
The president appointed Col, Thad
deus II. Stanton to be paymaster gen
eral of the army, to succeed Gen. VIII
liam Smith, retired.
A BILL was introduced in the New
York senate to prohibit the wearing o.
tights by women.
The commission sitting in Washing
ton in the claims of American citizen.
against the Venezuelan government
decided in the formers favor.
MINISTER THURsToN, of Hawaii, de
cided to depart from Washington be
fore his government could officially re
call him.
AT Greenville, Miss, fire destroyed
the, Planters oil mill, the loss being
$4,000.
The Nashua savings bank, the thirt
largest in New Hampshire, closed it,
doors with liabilities of Sa,OO0,0OO
JOHN R. TUCKER, aged 81, an attor
ney at Jeffersonville, Ind, was killed
in an encounter with William Taylor
aged 70.
MAGGIE TLLER, convicted of tn,
murder Of Freda Huntington in Chi
cago, was sentenced to be hanged
This was the first time that woman
had been condemned to death In the
courts of Cook county.
ANOTHER shortage of 100000 wal
found in Chicago in the accounts of tn,
whisky trust.
The seventeenth annual encampmen
Of the G.. A. r. department of Michigan
commenced at Mount Clemens.
WV ALluElD AoouCu u plOCldLldIlOl
designating Friday, April 10, as Arbol
day in Illinois.
Two MEN were killed and three Others
badly injured by the explosion of {
sawmill boiler near Van Vert, 0.
CLOSING arguments were made in the
Debs case before the United States su
preme court in Washington. An early
decision was expected.
FRANK SUTLER, an assayer, shot ant
fatally wounded his wife at San Fran
cisco and killed himself.
A FIRE in the Bell clothing store il
Chicago caused n loss of S175,0OO.
IT was said that prominent citizer
of Jacksonville, Fla, was under con
tract with sympathizers of the Cubal
patriots to engage 10000 negroes from
Florida to go to Cuba to aid the pa
triots.
GEN. s. B. DABoLL, of st. Johns, wa
elected department commander of tn,
Michigan G. A. r. at the annual en-
campment in Mount Clemens.
THE Commercial bank at Cincinnati
a state institution long regarded a
financially solid, closed its doors will
liabilities of 81, ,000,0 900.
A SETTLEMENT of the Davis will con
test was effected by the heirs of tn,
Montana millionaire
A RESOLUTION fixing May as tn
date for final adjournment was adopted
by the Illinois senate.
IT was stated in Chica go that tn
prices of ell kinds of meats would b
higher this summer than they hav
been for ten years past.
TEN horses and twelve cows perishe'
by the burning Of Charles Jarrett
barn near Fort Dodge, la.