Peninsula enterprise. [volume] (Accomac, Va.) 1881-1965, 1888-09-22
TELEGRAPHlC SUMMARY.
Col. Austin c. Wellington, of Massachu

Col Austin G. Wellington, of Massachu-
sctts. is dead.
Mrs G. j. De Leon, of Chicago, committed
suicide by inhalng gas
Rev. DR.. Travclli, who first introduced tic
kindergarten system in america is dead.
Mate Myerdick, OF the German ship was
stabbed by seaman whilo ell route from
Liverpool.
Mr.. james Langlon Curtis has written
letter accepting Tho nuln!naton for president
from tho .NineIc:n party.
e An amalgumaton of the brotherhood OF
Locomotive Engineers and firemen with
tho Knights of Labor s proposed.
y young brother of James Fosar'y, who
was stabbed i'll the eye with nn umbrella III
New York, is charged with lratrlcldc.
Jacoo J.. Ieixls, tho Oldest dry goods mer'
| clIunt in New Work. WAS forced 10 suspend.
, lie settled on fifty cents OH tho collar.
Vim. Bolann, ut Rockaway n. ", who
gouged out his wiic's eyes has been sentences!
To twenty-Sevc. years Imprisonment.
Twenty Thousand dollars reward is offered
to the captur of young Iascott, The supposed
murderer of Andrew j. Smell, of Chicago.
The tralisu1ntincntll freight rate troubles
have broken out again.
The long drou,ll in Indiana and Michigan
has finally brcn hrokcn.
-Four childrsn were hufrrd TO death by
kerosene explosion ut San Antonio, Texas.
RalphI;llsgo's immense clutlcs-pin factory
in Fulton county, n. ", was burned to the
ground.
The One Hundred ana Seventh New
Nork Regime. t unveiled Il monumental l',t-
tysburg.
An express train was thrown from tho
track rear Indianapolis and several passen
gers injured.
w. c. Josenhand and Andrew Lrh :,
printers. fell from II ladder while ut woli III
littsburg, and were killed.
john and Simon Firth, brothers were run
over by the Chicago limit Il express at Rah-
way, u. j., and instantly killed.
Constable Hall, Of Belmont, Ind, shot N, d
| killed john \. Hogan, II Desperate who h. d
attempted to murder Halls children.
The olcCoy-Hattield troubles have broli II
Out afresh, and i'll Il fight Saturday night two
Of tile West Virginia gang were killed.
:. G. 4. Pilsbury & Co., the largest milling
firm in the world, at Minneapolis, have Iii
yidcd SI0,0 00 among their employees, i'll &c
cor,ance with Il profit sharing plan.
BY the explosion Of Il watchn ms lantern
the Eagle Drying Plate Conn., any works IL
| Grcenvile y. j., were destroyed by ille
lln WtllCullEtll ttlctl liOili hiS iii'uh.S''
Mel 10 T,on~. aged nino years. and Mic.aa
Fal,arty. aged eight Years, WAS 'trlica ny Il
train and instantly killed.
Waller Grant of Chicago, and his t:vo sis
lcrs we're drowned by tho caIsizlus5 oil Their
uoat in Fox river, ad Cary III
An EXPRESS train on the Saginaw, Tuscoii
and Huron Railroad, il hlichsaii, ran into
II prairie fire, and the passengers barely Us
caped with their lives, the coaciles Uclnt,
quickly destroyed.
y block Of houses: i'll Norwalk, ohlo' were
burned; loss SRI, GJn.
There will ic more cider produced i'll New
Jersey this season than tie whole coaatrA
tan drink.
Peter Roienl,auer, Quincy, Ill, violated t'e
Fishing laws, and tor>:al'a arrest hnrri.auc''
himself in his house for twcu!S- lcur hours.
Captain Michael Eagun, Grand -Ariny
man. while OH his way TO his home a5 eurK
srsburg, ". Va, suddenly expired ut ~"
rietta, Ohio.
II. II. Richards, prominent banker a.
Ashville, n. G. died suddenly.
Henry Coriuth, aged seventy years, Of
Chicago. is deed leaving q forlilo9 OF nearly
eight millions.
Mrs. Smell, tho widow of the Chicago mill
ion,ire, has increased the reward Tor lne
capture of her husbands murderer 10 ~
80.
Charles A. Percy mado his second trip
through the Niagara whirlpool rapids, I'it
this time came hear losing his HE,
Andrew Rhucl, Il farmer o. a;aneh ST.
Mo-, SHOT and killed Frederick INK a'lu h'S
sister, and then committed suicide.
John Spilinek, bohemian tailor, in III
Of temporary insanity ut MS nome Ill CNi2i'i
killed his wife and himself.
Judge Barclay, of st. Louis, has denied
naturalization papers to Il Chnaman Of ten
years residence i'll that city.
An unknown swirder, by the Use Of forged
bills Of lading, secured payment on drafts
drawn 10y Busscy's hank and other PARTIES OF
Urbana, ILL.,, on Eastern parties for amounts
aggregating $4,000.
john Murphy, deputy postmaster Of Meade
county, Ark. has confessed robhing The
United States Express Company of $4,000,
and returned $1,000 of the stolen money.
John S-.itli, railroad contractor, and his
clerk We knocked insensibIc by highway
men on the Nashville and Knoxville Road,
near Tenn, and u satche containing 81 600
stolen from thein
The First Presbyterian Church Mt New
Brunswick, y. D., was burned entailing u
loss of 3d. 900.
David Smith, wealthy resident or Jersey
City aud the first postmaster Of That place, is
dead.
Nicholas Boclls fatally stabbed Patrick
Kahn at II Christening parry near Green's
burg, Pa.
The nineteenth annual reunion of the
Army OF the Cumberland took place in
Chicago.
The Lutheran General Council adjourned
,,,N Iippannnlic N Pitts
burg.
Tile Third Massachusetts Veterans dedi-
Gated q monument to their comrades in thu
National Cemetery at Winchester, Va.
Tho General Masonic Relief Association of
tue United States met in Louisville.
Mrs. Lucy ~ Ekins secured Il verdict
against Chicago sal OF keepers for selling
her husband liquor despite her protests