The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1889-02-13
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was elluer piSheu OF Iell from tractl0D
car and had his leg cut on.
The strike Of street car employees In New
York and Brooklyn enl,d on the 9th In an
unconditional surrender Of the strikers 10
the terms dictated by tho employers The
result Is regarded as death blow 10 Dis
trict Assembly No. 10 Knights Of Labor, to
which the surface road emp Dyes in Brook
lyn belong.
An appeal was taken on the 9th TO the
general term Of the supreme Court of New
York from Justice Barrett's JUDGMENT dis
solving the North River Refining Company.
c. NJ. 1r'cotl, prominent dry goods mer.
chant OF Hgrf ri, Conn. made an assign
mert on the 7lh. Liabilities 5000 and
asaeis ahout half that amount
The Allrvheny Va, railroad depot at
Rocilard, Pa burned tho 7th, together
with the dwelling house OF Mrs White and
Mrs Porter Mrs. White WIS so terribly
bur ed that her life is despared of. Oscar
White wps ais severely burned,
Walter j. Gibson, WI committed suicide
at Eut'ulo, N. Y, recently, evi Iently in.
teud.d TO III himself for u lon time. since
his life was Insured for $50 90, nearly all in
benefit associations which he had recently
jcinod
The largest single line OF teaever marketed
at one time in this country took place at
New York City on the Sth The transaction
covered $1,000 boxes Ping.sucy and there
We're other lots taken T. make the total
purchases Of that description fully $4,000
boxes. a.. J. O'Donohuc wG' the purchaser
and the transaction represents in value fully
az ONO
a Come lsyil,e (pal dispatch says the
coke strike has collapsed and all the works
in tho region but two are now In operation
The only works lille on the oth were the
Jimtown and ~ lard, and IL was thought
they would rcsums soon.
Business failure, throu 'hout the country
during the week ended February number
303 rs compared with tIial of 3J2 the
previous week For the spending wetx
OF last year tho figures were $50.
On the Sth Mrs Emma Alth ouse, the
Aitica IN. W woman whose mysterious
malady has puzz I'd III, physicians awak-
ened from thirty-lye days trance. She
is still too weak to talk. Mrs. Altholse
slept for thirty-ive days year ago, and for
half year more has not been ont OF bed.
In that time only weak oifco aud milk have
been given her
At New York City on the sth Joe L. Bar
bour and Frederick Truesdell aged eighteen
and seventeen respectively, were held for
trial In 500 for robbing boarding houses.
Barbour gave the onicera list Of fifty houses
they had robbed.
The works Of tho Pacific Guano Company
at Wooi's Holl, Mass, were attached on the
Nth auH thu aQiUnad I0hn
c. Ropes, of Boston. Liabilities about 81 ,OOo,-
900. A considerable amount Of the compa-
ny'S paper is held by Boston banks.
A life-saving telephone service is being
constructed along the Atlantic coast con-
Meeting the various stations
Cornelius Delamater, founder OF the
Delamater Iron Works, died at his home In
New York City on the Sth. During the war
Of the Rebellion Mr.. Delamater built the
iron-clad Dictator and did much other work
for the navy.
Mrs. r. A. Bates and A. ID. Ford, who
were arrested at Boston on the Sth for arson,
confessed that they set fire 10 the block In
Wa ertown, Mass, occupied by Mr.. and
Mrs. Bates as boarding house. Mrs. Bates
expecting TO get II, 100 and Ford, who was
boarder 800 OF the k9l, ,0Oinsurance. While
the prisoners were being taken 10 Water.
town, Ford escaped.
The bursting Of a centrifugal machine In
the works OF the New York City Tartar
Company on the 9th killed Emil Weber, the
superintendent and Robert Plain, and In.
jured two other employees.
The exports Of spece from the port Of
New York for the week ended February
amounted TO Si77,4S5. Imports OF specie for
the same period amounted 10 slS5, iO2.
A fire In the basement OF the large tene
ment house, No. Hester street, New York
City, occupied by twenty families, was dis
covered by bolated lodger early on the
morning Of the 10th and exiting iished. l.
was found that an attempt ha been made
TO burn and ow up tho building. Bundles
Of rags soaked In oil, fuses and packages OF
powder were arranged for the purpose.
Thomas +. Bradonberg, the Columbia
(Pa-) drug clerk who caused John Wunder's
death By selling him morphine for quinine,
and who was convicted OF Involuntary man.
Slaughter, was on the 9.h sentenced to
twenty days imprisonment.
The Hotel Humber, large and popular
summer resort near Crcsson Springs, Pa,
was totally destroyed by Grc on tho 10th.
Loss, 5000
The sheriff, of BcrlSi County, Pa. on the
9TH sold ten tno farms agyrsgating nearly
|, 900 acros. During the present winter sea
son the sheriff has sold some twenty other
large farms, besides farm stock of twenty
)ther farmers, all OF whom had failed.
A gang Of thirteen count ,rfeit,r cap
tured In various parts OF Butler County,
Pa, were lodged In Jail at Pittsb .rgh on the
)th. The captures were made by United
States Detective Sweeney and Deplty Mar
'hal Chambers. The gang has been op 'ra-
I.ng extensively for some time. A large |
quantity OF dies and molds used In making |
he counterfeit money were also secured.
The weekly statement 4 the New York
associated banks, issued at the close OF
business on the 9th, shows the following
,hanges: Reserves decrease, "a 1920;
oans increase, ts.lO3,9lJ; 4p ,cie increase.
y $4,000; legal tenders decrease, 81 o.
lOO; deposits increase. S3,sl6,4N: circula-
ion decrease, $40 100. The banks held
Bl4, l52,y75 in excess Of the twenty-five Aper
cent. rule.