The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1895-04-10
MINOR NEWS ITEMS.
For the week EndInr AprfI q.

TOT tue WcoH EDdinR Aprn ..
The City national bank of Fort
Worth, Tex, closed its doors.
The State bank of Stanton, Neb.,
went into voluntary liquidation.
The sugar trust issued orders to job
bers TO stop selling foreign sugar.
The Clarence bank at Clarence, Mo-,
suspended with liabilities of $4,000.
The Forty-ninth general assembly of
Tennessee reconvened at Nashville.
Maryland democrats will hold their
state convention in Baltimore July 81.
The First national bank of Dublin,
Tex, was closed by the bank examin-
er.
The Bristol (Tenn.) Bank and Trust
company assigned with liabilities of
S24,79O
The post office at Springfield, ILL.,,
was robbed of about $4,000 worth Of
stamps
Six hundred tramps created a reign
Of terror in the towns of Bivalve and
Port Morris, N. j.
Jack Sims, an Oklahoma desperado,
was killed by citizens of Cushing while
terrorizing the town.
Leading western stockraisers were
considering plans for defeating tho
dressed beef combine.
President Clayton, of the National
farmers congress, says the next session
will be held in Denver.
The sixty-ffth annual conference of
the Mormon churches convened in the
tabernacle at Salt Lake City.
The First national bank of Rnvenna,
.Neb,, the heaviest banking institution
of that city, closed it's doors.
Investigation shows that the United
States is protecting Canadian sealers
at cost of SlO7 for each skin.
In runaway accident near South
Bend, Ind. two children Of James
Hicks were trampled to death.
The packet Iron Queen was burned
on the Ohio river at Antiquity and the
colored chambermaid was lost.
Ex-Congressman Benjamin Gwin
Harris died at his home, "Ellensbow,7 -
near Leonardtown, Nd, aged 90 years.
j. j. McGethen, of Ashland, Wis,
has secured for 1925, 900 the 100000, 900
feet of timber on the Red Cliff reserva-
tion.
Reports from the tier of counties
comprising the Michigan fruit belt in
dicate a phenomenal fruit crop this
year.
The Findlay Rolling Mill company Of
Findlay, O., made an assignment with
assets OF $25O,OOO and liabilities Of
$125, 200.
The city council passed an order for
bidding glove contests in Chicago be-
cause aldermen we're denied free ad-
mission.
The woman suffrage clause in the
proposed constitution of the new state
of Utah was passed by an overwhelm-
ing vote.
Insurance companies were canceling
policies on Indianapolis saloons, fear
ing the new temperance law might in
cite to arson.
The United States steamship Marble
head, now at Gibraltar, was cabled to
proceed with all dispatch to Beyroot,
Syria, to protect americans.
A bill passed the Michigan legisla-
ture by which the county of Manitou
is disorganized and attached to Charlie
voix and Leelanaw counties.
Martin Kapsch. just elected town
trustee in Gloverville, suburb of Den
yer, accidentally shot and killed him
self while cleaning revolver.
Advices received in Washington say
that if Great Britain resorts to force
all of the Central American republics
will tender their services to Nicaragua.
A freight train was wrecked near
Alton, ILL.,, and Charles Bell, Henry
Blitz, Frank Harrison and David
Heffley were killed and fourteen other
persons were injured.
The Cleveland World has been sold
to Robert P. Porter, formerly superln-
tendent of the census, for S20,0 ,0OO The
paper will be personally conducted by
Mr.. Porter and his wife.
Train wreckers placed a tie on the
cast bound Erie track between Niles
and Girard, O, but it was discovered
by the engineer of the west-bound
| train in time to prevent an accident