The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1889-07-24

Property in the village Of Newville, Her
kimer County, n Y, was damaged by
cloud burst few days ago to the extent Oh
$4,000. a. D.. -,
At LYNN. Mass, on the night Of the 10Th
burrlars entered the iewelry store Of d. j.
Bodwell, broke open the safe and got away
with $4,000 worth Of icwelry
A large twelve gang mill OF the Vanuo
Marble Company, Fair Haven, VI, was
burned on the Goth. Loss $3NOOOI insurance
10000. .
The livery stable of Moses Wells, on East
Eleventh street, New York City, was
burned on the 2lst, with l25 horses, nIoy
vehicles, quantity Of feed and other con
tents. Loss, $4,000. One fireman was
injured by falling walls and many had mar
row escapes.
It is now definitely ascertained that sew
| enteen persons were drowned In the recent
/ flood near Petersburg, W. Va. 1t Is thought
the death list will be larger when the dis-
tricts now cut off from communication are
all heard from. The damage to property
can not be estimated at present, but VIII
exceed SJ00,0O0.
The steamship Hawkhurst, Captain Rob
inson, had terrible experience during nei
outward trip from New York to Brazilian
mort. Her cargo, consisting Of 200 barrels
of oil and quantity Of tow, caught nre
and her crew tried to desert. The captain
|, however, compelled them to remain on TN
vessel and successfully made the run
$500 miles with the fire smoldering In hei
hold.
On the 2lst Fred Tullier, aged twenty
four years, a waiter at the Hotel Gerlacn
New York City, fell down the elevate
4 shaft from the ninth story TO the base mem
ITO feet, and was instantly killed. =.
: Dodge & Olcott's essential and chemica
oil factory. at Jersey City, N. j., was dc
q stroyed by fire on the 10th, entaihng a ios
v Of $2500O0
Mrs. Mary Robins, aged ninety year.
d died at Sharon, Pa, on the 2lst she wa
, never inside post-office or on railroa
e train during her life. She had nursed Sei
eral Hancock when he was an infant.
!, There is much indignation In Brunswick
e N. j., over the pardon OF Ogilby, WI
, wrecked the Dime Savings Bank by stea
70 ing $4,000. The depositors only receive
II sixty per cent
r NJ Nolle and his wife, Blanche, who we
70 arrested short time ago at Far Rockawa
NY, on information received that u
n, husband had embezzled 10000 francs fro
IS a Paris banking house, sailed for Havre
sr the Goth in charge of French officer. Tit
S. had agreed to return to Paris without
requisition.
8, In the License Court at Pittsburgh on {
lg Goth Judge Ewing refused to grant
Mt hearing in the, cases Of 126 retail hqu
dealers whose application for licenses we
recently rejected by Judge White.
The exports Of specie from the port
m New York for the week ended July
a amounted to S3,623, ,0O3. or this amou
ii s2,142,643 went to Paris. The imports
of specie for the same period amounted
sl56,595 I.. -
ut The weekly statement Of the New Yo
q, associated banks, issued on the 10th, sho'
re changes as follows: Reserve increa'
or s62l, ,725; loans decrease, 0,533,5OO; spec
increase, sll5, 900; legal tenders increa'
he sl76,6OO; deposits decrease, N,s2s,sOO; c
nd culation decrease, $500. The banks ht
ed 1887 ,s95 in excess Of the twenty-five ?
n. cent rule -i-