The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1889-08-07
1hE EAST.

Ex-senator Z. II. Rollins, OF New Hamp-
shire died on the 3lst ult. at the Appledore
House, Isle Of Shoals His wife and three
sons were present at the bedside. His age
was sixty four.
magne Tower, the Philadelphia millionaire,
Is left by will In trust for the widow and
FIVE children, the widow TO receive $1,000
per month from the income and each Of the
children $500 per month. The executors
are debarred from selling any Of the testa-
tors lands, and all rents and royalties are
TO be invested as part Of the estate.
THE Bethlehem (Pa.) Iron Company have
announced an increase In the wages Of their
puddlers from S3.25 TO $3.50 per day, and q
proportionate increase in the pay Of the
men at work on dephosphorized iron.
The barn Of II. L. Stowe at Alburgh, Vt,
was struck by lightning few days ago,
shattering the building, killing two horses,
lnjuring other animals and more or less
prostrating number Of persons In the vi
cinity. The peculiar feature Of the occur
renee is that no storm prevailed within two
miles Of the spot where the lightning struck.
In the Supreme Court at New York City
Ou buD Abt VIC nlllo VI habtuo NOhHuo aho
certiorari issued In behalf Of Henry 8. Ives
and George H. Stayner, the hnanciers, were
dismissed, the court holding that they were
irregular. The prisoners were remanded.
The Massachusetts Republican State con-
vention has been called 10 meet at fremont
Temple, Boston, on September l8.
John L. Sullivan, the slugger, Vas ar
rested at New York on the 3lst ult., on
requisition from the Governor Of Missis-
sippi.
Abraham Finkbone, aged twenty-six
years, accused Of setting FIRE TO the Read
ing (Pa) Lumber Company's property four
times, causing $50 900 damages, hanged him
self In jail on the LIST.
The Bartholemay Brewing Company at
Rochester, N. Y, has reorganized and viii
bdild another brewery 10 compete with the
brewery sold TO the English syndicate.
w. +. johnson & Co., leather dealers OF
Boston, Mass, have failed. The direct liza
bilities are given at s225, 900, with contin-
gent liabilities Of $4,000 The latter are
said TO be amply secured.
William ]. Clark, leading editorial
writer for the Philadelphia Evening Tele-
graph, died at Germantown, Pa, on the lst.
ne was nlJy years OF age.
Ex-Treasurer Henry Royse, Of the Will
mantle Conn Savings Institute, has been
arrested on q new charge Of embezzlement
Of 5000 from that institution and the max
ing false entries.
In sanguinary fight on the I'd near Kat
tellen, Pa, among a number OF drunken
Hungarians, two named Bansmitz and Bo-
lander were shot and dubbed and anothoi
named Cresh had his right arm cut OF with
an axe. There have been no arrests.
Two more bodies were discovered In the
debris et Johnstown, Pa, on tho I'd. The,
were unrecognizable.
The business failures occurring through
out the country during the week endet
August number 80, as compared with
Z total OF 2l6 the weekprevious. For the cor
responding week Of last year the figure
were 2i6.
A west-bound freight train on the New
York q New England railroad collidod witt
passenger train near Poughkeepsie, MY
on the I'd. Both locomotives wero wrecked
several cars derailed and fireman and OK
pressman were badly injured.
The United Glass Company Of Syracuse
N y, which already owns most Of tn
window glass works in that State AM
several outside, on the I'd bought the Key
Stone Glass Works ut Meadville, Pa, an
4 the Diamond Glass Company's works q
Rayenna, o.